Williams Dean of Faculty to lead Hamilton College
John Wesley Chandler, Williams College dean of the faculty and Religion Department chair, was named Hamilton College’s 15th president. The 43-year-old Wake Forest and Duke-educated scholar will begin Feb 1, 1968, at Clinton, NY, guiding an endowment of 21 million dollars, 800 students, and 80 faculty. Hamilton, founded 1812, plans Kirkland College for women nearby.
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Williamstown
Mass
John Wesley Chandler
Williams College
Hamilton College
Chandler
Williams
Men’s Liberal Arts College
Clinton
N.Y
Hamilton Board of Trustees
Robert W. McEwen
Wake Forest College
Duke University
Wake Forest
Cluett
Hamilton
New York State
Mount Hermon senior joins Cum Laude Society inductees
Alan B Coulman a Mount Hermon School senior among 32 students named to the Cum Laude Society for high academic achievement will be inducted May 15. He is active on the yearbook staff press release board Stamp Club and varsity basketball team and consistently on honor roll. Arlington American Legion Post 69 presents two 5 by 8 foot flags to Arlington Memorial High School and Fisher Elementary School as part of its Americanism program.夫
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Alan B. Coulman
Mount Hermon
Independent
Cum Laude Society
Malcolm P. Coulman
Alan
Stamp Club
Dudley P. Griffis
Arlington American Legion Post No. 69
Post
The
Legion
Arlington Memorial High School
Fisher Elementary School
George W. Zimmer
George E. Zimmer
Buck Hill
Shaftsbury School Role To Be Aired by Panelists
A panel discussion at Cole Hall on Wednesday at 8 p.m. will examine Mount Anthony Union High School and the local system. The talk covers Arlington joining the union, potential closing of Bennington Catholic High School, and impacts on Shaftsbury officials Arthur Faris and Barton Jenks. Crossman and William Castle Sr will moderate and answer questions. The event is sponsored by the Republican Town Committee and refreshments will follow.
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Shaftsbury
Mount Anthony Union High School
Cole Hall
Arlington
Bennington Catholic High School
Drrthur Faris
Barton Jenks
MAUHS
Pass
Union
Ih Crossman
Aftsbury
Wiler
Kinderland
William Castle Sr
Republican Town Committee
Treats in Store for Small Fry This Week at McCullough Library
NORTH BENNINGTON national library week runs April 16 to 22 with the theme Reading Is What's Happening. On Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the McCullough Library children in the area are invited to attend a screening of the film The Great Adventure.
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McCullough
Community meetings and library events in North Bennington
Norshaft Lions will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the North Bennington Congregational Church. A combined meeting of the Villagers Triangle and Double SS Extension groups will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the library. The annual well baby clinic sponsored by the PTA is Tuesday at 9 30 a.m. in the school gym. The McCullough Library offers story hours and access to reference material and a growing film service. The Film Cooperative provides a large film catalog to patrons in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont via the Vermont Free Public Library Service.
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Community House
Bailey Hall
Youth Fellowship
East Arlington
Arlington
AMHS
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Burr and Burton Seminary Drama Club
Everyman
Norshaft Lions
North Bennington Congregational Church
Triangle
Double SS
PTA
Film Co-operative’’ Service
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Vermont Free Public Library Service
Shaftsbury Firefighters Cited for Years of Service
Veteran Shaftsbury firefighters received pins and certificates at the Shaftsbury Fire Department annual dinner honoring long service. Recipients included Guy Mattison with 35 years and Winston Beebe, Wesley Bump, Arthur Jones with 15 and five years respectively, plus ten-year pin recipients William Kelley, Ernest Coonradt, Howard Stevens, and Ed.
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Shaftsbury
Charles O. Becker
Guy Mattison
Mattison
Manchester Fire Chief classifies noon alarm as false
Fire Chief Lynford W. Bourn stated a noon Saturday alarm was false after a blaze on Lorette Avenue burned a shack that owners were allowed to burn. Ward Armstrong and Henry Bunk noted the incident while Chief Charles O. Becker acted as master of ceremonies and introduced guests including Chief Charles Sawyer of Bennington Chief Martin W. Percey Jr. of North Bennington Chief C Lee Marsh of Arlington and Dist. Rep. William E. Dailey Sr.
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Fire Department
Arlington
C. Lee Marsh
Shaftsbury
Charles O. Becker
Shaftsbury Fire Department
Buckler
Lynford W. Bourn
Lorette Avenue
Bourn
Yale French Professor Speaks Tonight at Marlboro
Marlboro College hosts Yale University French professor Peter Brooks for the Monday evening lecture at 8 in the dining hall. Public invited. Brooks will discuss Stendhal and the Experience of Worldliness, noting his Harvard AB MA and PhD and publications in literature.
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Marlboro
Peter Brooks
Yale University
Marlboro College
Brooks
Stendhal
Harvard University
Harvard
Soprano Miriam Piper to perform Spanish concert at Williams
Soprano Miriam Piper and pianist Victor Hill will present An Hour of Spanish Music at Williams College Weston Language Center Monday at 8 p.m. The free program features Piper singing and sometimes accompanying on guitar. Hill is an assistant professor of mathematics who has a recital background. Piper is known for local stage roles in Guys and Dolls and Carousel. Hill has national credits as a continuo player and recitalist.
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Williamstown
Mass
Miriam Piper
Victor Hill
Weston Language Center
Williams College
Adams Memorial Theatre
New School Group Forms In Manchester
Manchester a citizens committee is being formed by the Democratic Town Committee to study alternatives to building a union junior high school. The non partisan group, chaired by George R. Clay, will consult school board members and education officials, aiming to report before a revote and serve as a voters guide with 13 named members.
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Manchester
Citizens Committee
Citizens Study Group
Democratic Town Committee
George R. Clay
Citizens Group
Clay
Shafts bury airman Bailey graduates Air Force course
Shaftsbury airman 3 C Richard W Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence W Bailey Meadow Lane has graduated at Sheppard AFB Texas from the training course for US Air Force aircraft mechanic. Bailey a North Bennington High School graduate is assigned to Galena Air Force Station Alaska for duty with the Alaskan Air Command. Leonard Pope returns to Beverly Massachusetts after visiting his sister Ruth Pope of Sycamore Lane. Mrs Ella Horst returns from Pittsfield to Putnam Memorial Hospital enjoying notes and cards from friends. Edward Joseph Baldwin named to dean's list at University of Bridgeport for outstanding academic achievement as a freshman in education majoring in physical education.
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Richard W. Bailey
Lawrence W. Bailey
Meadow Lane
Sheppard Afb
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Bailey
North Bennington High School
Galena Air Force Station
Alaska
Alaskan Air Command
Leonard Pope
Beverly
Mass
Ruth Pope
Sycamore Lane
Ella Horst
Pittsfield
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Edward Joseph Baldwin
University of Bridgeport
Baldwin
Harold Baldwin
College of Education
Pownals Move Noted for Vera Langlais and Mrs Cooke
Vera Langlais of The Pownals and Mrs Katherine Cooke formerly of Bennington moved last week to an apartment in the Bassen house in South Pownal. The report lists contact at 823 7716 for further details.
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Katherine Cooke
Bennington
Bassen House
Pownal
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