Dollars for Scholars Committees Named for Arlington
April is Dollars for Scholars month and next weekend teams will visit Arlington Sandgate and Sunderland residents not yet contacted. Funds support this year’s June graduates pursuing higher education with emphasis on merit and need, targeting B and C students. Fred Hoyt chairs the drive with a long list of volunteers across Arlington areas and a letter campaign led by Mrs. Walter Finney.
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Arlington
Sandgate
Sunderland
Uating
Fred Hoyt
Agnes Belcher
William Towne
Richard Hagelberg
Arthur Hover
Crow Hill
George Walsh
Red Mountain
Kenneth Clayton
East Arlington
Shirley Hess
Guy Kagey
West Arlington
Roselina Kefover Sandgate
Nellie Hayden
Amelia Lawrence
Barbara Mattison
Burton Snow
Walter Finney
Horse and Buggy Bridge Necessity Hearing Held
The state Highway Board held a necessity hearing at Bennington County Court House on Monday. It drew some of the 27 parties involved in land changes needed for the South Dorset bridge and approaches upgrade.
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Dorset
State Highway Board
Bennington County Court House
Highway Department
South Dorset Bridge
Arlington Woman Attends Brother's Funeral in Oswego
Mrs. C H Humphrey returned from Oswego New York where she attended the funeral of her brother Carl F Evers on March 28. Evers died unexpectedly in Verona Wisconsin on March 24.
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C.H. Humphrey
Oswego
N.Y
Carl F. Evers
Mr. Evers
Veronqua
Wis
Shaftsbury Historical Society forms to restore local sites
Shaftsbury The Shafts bury Historical Society Inc held an organizational meeting at the town clerk's office with William Castle Sr reading the articles of association. The society aims to restore and maintain historical sites in the town. Offices, executive committee and trustees will be elected soon. Myron Greene was retained to repair the Baptist Church roof and windows at the Center. Castle acted as temporary chairman with Mrs Elizabeth present.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Historical Society, Inc
William Castle Sr
Myron Greene
Castle
Elizabeth
Weekend in Columbus and local notes from Vermont
White Creek Jr. and Mrs. Harold Vallee and others spent the weekend in Columbus Ohio with their father Harry Noyes. S. Lewis Hunt is a patient at Mary McClellan Hospital. Airman Roscoe Harrington Jr. is on leave from California. The Frank Tanner family moved to Walloomsac. Meeting attendees included Carl Jolivette Maurice Douglas Herbert Leonard Thomas Hall Leonard Black and Harold Hill iard. South Pownal workers for the April Cancer Fund drive include Mrs. Harvey DuBois Mrs. Otto Raetz Mrs. Siegfried Tolle Mrs. William Paradise Miss Pamela George Miss Susan Casey Miss Debra Palmer and Miss Jean Marie Selick. Tonight mass and Lenten devotions are at Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 7 p.m. Uniform inspection was held for Troop 347 BSA. Jeffrey Rounds passed Life Scout board of review. Taconic Council executive and local committeemen Marcel Langlais and John Bottesi served on the board. The bridge known as Horse and Buggy Bridge has had fatal accidents and drew Gov. Hoff’s attention. Rep. William Burns chaired the Board of Sisters hearing. Miss Alice Burns objects to condemnation and will reappear April 29. James R. McClure was absent due to not receiving notice. The board seeks proper settlements for condemned properties. Attendees included Orla Reed Andrew Wade Atty. Norton Barber Rep. Burns Town Manager James Bebee Mrs. Susan Fleming Mary A. Stannard administratrix Mrs. Ralph Gleason and Mrs. Stanley Paskiewicz. Burns warned court action could delay bridge start by two years.
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South Pownal
Cancer Fund
Thomas P. Hurley
Harvey DuBois
Otto Raetz
Siegfried Tolle
William Paradise
Pamela George
Susan Casey
Debra Palmer
Jean Marie Selick
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
BSA
Jeffrey Rounds
Board of Review
Taconic Council
Marcel Langlais
John Bottesi
Philip H. Hoff
William Burns
Board of Sisters
Alice Burns
James R. McClure
Orla Reed
Andrew Wade
South Dorset
Atty. Norton Barber
Bennington
Mary A. Tully
Rep. Burns
James Bebee
Olin Smith Heads Sisters In Woodford
Woodford's new sisters met for the first time Monday with Olin Smith elected chairman of the board for a three year term. Raymond Granger Jr. and Harold Cook named as other sisters. The town begins a complete reassessment using the Knowles system with state help, and notices of assessment changes will be mailed this month. Grievance Day is set for May 11 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Woodford
Olin Smith
Raymond Granger Jr
Harold Cook
State Tax Department
Greenwich Dinner Guests Celebrate Birth Day
Wallooms ace Bertha Hoag and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Austin were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Baker in Greenwich to celebrate the birthday of Mrs Roscoe Austin.
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Roscoe Austin
Mrs. Harvey Baker
Greenwich
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Arlington Area Fund
Atkins
Gorham
and Gould
Jewelers
Main St
Shaftsbury Historical Society
Eleanor Niles
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
SWIFT
Rozen Foods
Bustoni
Jemima
River Valley
Newburg
Hills Bros
del Monte
KRAFT
Nestle’s
Vermont Maid
NBC
Steeet
Little Heels
Fishman’s
Main Street
Vermont
Wallooms Ace
Bertha Hoag
Burt Bros
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