Arlington Schools Win Grants For Career Ed Pilot And Youth Project
Arlington Supt. George Sleeman announced at a Wednesday meeting that the district will receive a grant for a K 12 career education pilot and funds to continue the Area Youth Project first offered to Mt Anthony. The program will hire staff to support administration. Sunderland junior high faces continuation of industrial arts home economics and physical education with current arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene. Thompson
Arlington
George 4
Sleeman
Arlington Boar
Mt. Anthony
William Towne
AMBS
Herbert Biddy
Witl
Sunderland
Occupational Safety and Health Agency
Ann Coley
Arthur O’dea
John
Van Rensselaer OES honors its long time members
HOOSICK FALLS N Y Fifty year members and those with 23 to 50 years membership in the Van Rensselaer Chapter OFS were honored at the regular meeting in the Masonic Temple. Mrs Josephine Beaumont received a pin certificate and roses as the sole 50 year honoree. Several 25 to 50 year members were present for certificates and roses and officers Allison Reed and Ruth Olson were recognized in a This is Your Night program. A district deputy visit and a Holy Land slide show closed the evening with silver and gold decorated tables and two anniversary cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
Falls
N.Y
van Rensselaer
Masonic ‘Temple
Josephine Beaumont
Bertha Chapman
Freelové Scott
Ida van Wert
Emma Sweet
Helen Cantelo
Avis Dorr
Margaret Whittet
Allisin Reed
Martyn Wesbett
Gordon Nesbett
Tyances Prince
Dorothy Prince
Gladys McClellan
Norma Brenenstuhl
Mary Halstead
Lucy Brown
Agnes Stevens
Allison Reed
Ruth Olson
Jean Grien
Harold Haner
Eastern Star
Jay Chase
Schenectady
Taylor Light
Holy Land
Light
Agnes Smith
Clyde Smith
Smith
Wend Flong sale set at 1.9 million in New York
Hoosick Falls New York Bob Beranek and Newman Inc announce an agreement to sell its Wend Flong Corp subsidiary to a new company formed by Narragansett Capital Corp and Wend Flong employees. The sale price is about 1.9 million and is subject to consents and a definitive agreement.
Wood Flong sale cited to fund BBN growth plan
Pownall BBN President Samuel Labate says selling Wood Flang will let BBN focus on science and technology growth. The sale is expected to cause a $30,000 loss but offset by gains from other investments and transactions in the second half. Wood Flong, started in Boston in 1911 and moved to Stillwater then Hoosick Falls, has been a leading local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBN
Samuel Labate
Wood Flang
Wood Flong
Pownal Elematory School
Hoosick Falls
Ralph B. Millington
Robert L. Fish
Calvin P. Otte
Ralph 3. Millington
G. James Wirnhman
Charles P. Cappellina
Millington
Boson
Mass
Stillwater
Manchesterite named as new CAR president
Manchester resident Frederick Spaulding, son of Mrs. Russ Ann Spaulding, was elected president of the Vermont Society, Children of the American Revolution at the annual meeting at Avalanche Lodge. He succeeds Miss Cherie Maynard. Barbara Gaines and Christopher Watney were named breaster and registrar. Ellen Carpenter is vice president and Roger Harwood state chaplain. Philip Field from Pleasantville attended. William Pinney spoke on preservation. Mrs. Orrin A. Griffis of Arlington was named senior state president, succeeding Mrs. G. Murray Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Frederick Spaulding
Russ Ann Spaulding
Vermont Society
Children of
Avalanche Lodge
Cherie Maynard
Hubert ‘Maynard
Bennington
Maynard
Barbara Gaines
Christopher Watney
Osborne Gaines
East Hoosick
N.Y
Breaster
Ellen Carpenter
J. Russell Carepenter Jr
Roger Harwood
Clifford Harwood
Philip Field
Pleasantville
National Society
William Pinney
Vermont
Orrin A. Griffis
Arlington
G. Murray Campbell
Treadway Inn project breaks ground in Williamstown
After a year of negotiations and design changes a new 2 million Treadway Inn rises at Routes 7 and 2 in Williamstown directly opposite Pine Cobble School. The 103 room hotel, to be leased from Williams College, will open next spring and the existing Inn will become a Williams College dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Treadway
Williams Inn
Williams College
LG. Treadway
Motor Inns
New Pine Cobble School
George E. Yurchison
Rochester
N.Y
Yurchison
Spring horse show at Doornhof Farm, Shaftsbury
The annual spring horse show at Doornhof Farm Shaftsbury will be held Sunday April 29 in the indoor ring at 9 30 am. Open to all. juniors seniors and adults classes. benefit for the Bennington Pony Club with proceeds funding club activities. Warren Baker of Wallingford will judge. Henry Schurink ringmaster. Steve Jesseman announcer. Equitation and jumping classes for all ages plus a dressage competition. Contact Janet Schurink Shaftsbury for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Doornhof Farm
Bennington Pony Club
Warren Baker
Wallingford
Henry Schurink
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ancen
St. Mary's Academy
Meinick
Selvenis Auditorian
Felt
Ralph Vijioruce Frente
Plog
Veter Grimm
Mi Tumdnes
Glivdlia Fitzpatrick
Vale of Mang
Keven McGuire
Drands Mike Waytkus
Papa
Roba Allard
Fran
Jim Baker
Oyte
Includiig
Arlington Schools
Fisher Library
Marsh
Rachél Mobre
Barbara Weakley
Louis Axt
Ira Manrass
Fisher
Manrass
Fisher School
J. Coombs
World History Group
Shaker Village
Hancock
van Rensselaer Oes
Radale
Happy Cook
Horth
Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
B&m
The
Pamela Blake
Pownal Center
Our Lady of Lourdes
Pownal
Harry DuBois
Aleghulus Anonymous
Pam
Powsal
Manchesterite
Tabrioa
Irjmy Aire
East Arlington
Bennington County
County Clothing Review
Bailey Tull
Lori Sov
Cullen Jones
Wanda Caler
Jil Coley
Tegerly Potrelis
Dottie O'Dearrear
Princess Crawford
Oli Junior Fader
Debbie Jennings
Lillian Vetrelis
Northside Drive
Bannington
Preadiway
Treadway Chin of
George EB. Vurchison
Treadway Inn
Berkshire Associates
Treadway Inns Corporation
Mie
Treadway Williams Inn, Inc
Selevtqu
Riverside Heights
Oakley K. Porter
Selectmen
Robert F. Spain
Spain
Vip Plaza
Fela
Selectman
Selectmer
Porter
Carmody
Behnington
Bellemare CT
Emteriom
Northsite Drive
Beanington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!