East Arlington-Sunderland Community News Apr 18 1962
Local notices report a Florida and California winter visit by Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFarland with New York City stay. Cancer Crusade solicitors listed. Rev. Gordon M. Clark to speak at Bennington Methodist Church. Hospital and funeral notices, new hires at Shell station and Mack Molding, plus church services and Easter schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McFarland
Florida
California
New York City
John Hannon
John King
Paul Ennis
Paul Ennis Jr
Inlaw
Richard Goddard
Lake Champlain
Gordon M. Clark
Mayfield, N.Y. Methodist Church
Bennington Methodist Church
Miner C. Clark
Harold Best
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Thurston Hulet
Donald Brown
Susan Hawkins
Cen
Cambridge Area Notes Include Social Guests And Local Appointments
Cambridge area society page lists visitors and guests in town including Mary McInerney, Mrs. Nelson Bassett Garrett, and Orrin Davis kin. New officers for the Cambridge school and local politics are named with Floyd Pratt as president and Earl Horton as Cambridge senator. Foster Lacey begins physiotherapist duties at McClellan Hospital and Raymond Purdy is named to attend Boys State at Colgate University in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McInerney
Boston
John G. Robinson
Greenwich
E. R. Stiles
Nelson Bassett Garrett Albert
Orono
Maine
Alfred Albert
Rosemarie Virtue
Houghton College
Lois Ann Virtue
Albany Business College
Paul P. Virtue
June Johnson
Mildred Elley Business School
Albany
Thur Johnson
Merrilee Davis
Orrin Davis
Arthur Center
Onawa
Iowa
Lewis Fuller
James Barnewall
Florida
James MacIntosh
Richard E. Lyons
Melrose
Forrest Lyons
North Cambridge
WSCS
Otis G. Harrington
Floyd Pratt
Cambridge School
Wilson H. Pratt
South Cambridge
Henry Monk
Schuylerville
Robert Henderson
William Gulley
Hoosick Falls
H. Morrison
Salem
Earl Horton
Cambridge
Sentinel
Foster T. Lacey
Binghamton
McClellan Hospital
Ithaca College
Chenango Bridge
Raymond F. Purdy
Ivan Purdy
Cambridge Central School
Local Notes on Residents Return Home and Visits
Sandgate Caroline M Haas and J Matthew Nehren spent the past week in Manhattan and returned home Friday. Mr and Mrs James F Rees of South Norwalk Connecticut have been visiting their cottage on Roberson Hill Road for a week. Charles D Bentley Sr who had been ill at his daughter and son in law’s home in Salem has returned home. Miss Caroline M Haas was in Pownal last week on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Matthew Nehren
Manhattan
James F. Rees
South Norwalk
Conn
Roberson Hill Road
Charles D. Bentley Sr
Salem
Caroline M. Haas
Pownal
Funeral service for Corliss J. Clement held in Bennington
Corliss Jake Clement was honored at a Monday funeral service at Walbridge Funeral Home in Bennington and buried at Parklawn Cemetery. Relatives from Searsburg Whit ingham Troy Smyrna Earlsville and Pownal attended along with Mrs Dorothy Morrison. A chimney fire near South Road prompted a fire department response and a newborn baby girl arrived in Clarksburg Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clement
Cora Belknap
Doris Briggs
Bessie Hagar
Corliss
Jake Clement
Walbridge
Bennington
Parklawn
Dorothy Morrison
Stephentown
N.Y
Searsburg
Francis Hagar
George Briggs
Beatrice Morse
Whitingham
Rudolph Day
Paul Neibling
Troy
John Day
Smyrna
Edward Johnson
Earlsville
Clement
Pownal
Howard Davis
South Road
Wilmington
Shaftsbury School Tax Under Alternate Plans
Shaftsbury residents are shown альтернатив cost options by the Shaftsbury School Study Committee. Herbert H. Leonard and Barton Jenks drafted the chart from finance committee data of the Bennington Southwest District Planning Committee. The alternatives were outlined in yesterday's Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Herbert H. Leonard
Barton Jenks
Bennington Southwest District
Scouts Meet as OES, Scout Activities Highlight Wilmington News
Twelve Girl Scouts of Troop 544 met with Mrs. Peter Barton in the WHS cafeteria for games and a 2% books of trading stamps fundraiser benefiting a Swiftwater Girl Scout Council station wagon purchase. OES elected officers at the Mayflower Chapter meeting with 23 members present and a Red Cross donation approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Barton
WHS
Kathie Boyd
Swiftwater Girl Scout Council
Manchester
N.H
OES
Masonic Temple
Leon A. Wheeler
Fred Cheney
Red Cross
Elenore Stebbins
Lewis Smith
Margaret Cary
Chester Long
Evelyn Behrens
Lynde Kimball
Dawn Hicks
Beth Smith
Genevieve Farwell
Mary Long
Parish and Club Meetings Schedule in Hoosick
Hoosick Ada M Breer Tel announces All Saints Parish Guild meets April 26 at Mrs Paul Cipperlys with Mrs Walter Rietz assisting. Ladies Aid Baptist meets April 20 with Mrs Roscow Pierce. Mrs Laura E James visited Mrs Charles Breer. Four Korners Klub reschedules to April 30 at Mrs Marion Smiths. Parish Club held work meeting April 16. Hoosick Grange meets April 25 with third and fourth degree and a covered dish supper. Janet Gray and Ronald of Cambridge visited Mrs Walter Winney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Parish Guild
Paul B. Cipperly
Walter Rietz
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Roscow Pierce
Laura E. James
Charles E. Breer
Korners Klub
Marion Smith
Hoosick Grange
Grange
Wilmington Church Holy Week Services 1962 Schedule
Our Lady of Fatima Parish Wilmington announces Holy Week events. Mass and Reposition at 5 30 p.m. Thursday. Good Friday includes a 3 p.m. service with Holy Communion and 7 30 p.m. stations of the cross. Easter Vigil and Easter Mass at 11 15 p.m. Easter Sunday masses at 9 and 11 a.m. Confessions offered before all services and Saturday 7 30 to 9 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Our Lady of Fatima
Local families recall Florida and Ohio visits
White Creek residents Eleanor Niles and Mr and Mrs George Lobdell Sr returned after several weeks in Orange City Florida. They spent a week with Mr and Mrs George Lobdell Jr and family in Athens Ohio. Benny Ailes and William Gulley appeared on Channel 10 TV last Saturday noon for their Hoosick Falls Central School agriculture course. Steven Taber is a patient at the medical facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgeobdell Sr
Orange City
Fla
George Lobdell Jr
Athens
Ohio
Benny Ailes
William Gulley
Channel 10
Hoosick Falls Central School
Steven Taber
Taxpayer Sent Shirt With State Tax Return
A Boise taxpayer attached a well worn checkered sports shirt to his income tax return with the note that it was the shirt off his back. Floyd West state tax collector said the man also paid his tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise, Idaho
Floyd West
Putnam Memorial Hospital Reports Pneumonia Case
Hoosick Falls Central School students begin a 10 day spring vacation this Wednesday amid hospital illness news. Putnam Memorial Hospital confirms a pneumonia case affecting the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hoosick Falls Central School
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Bennington Banner
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East Arlington
Sunderland
Robert Shuffleton
Ter
Shaftsbury Cemetery
Ralph Morse
Shell
U.S. 7
Arlington
Mears Brothers
George Albee
Mack Molding Co
Gale Johnson
Spurrell
Albert Lawrence
Emily Ver Nooy
Matthew Dondero
North Conway
Louis Dondero
Thomas Lawrence
Champlain College
Essex Junction
Albert Bowen
Charles W. Grande
Margaret Aiken
Tel
Sandgate
DIAL
The
Mountain Towns
Carle Welter
Stamford
Robert Lincoln
Clarksburg
Mass
North Adams Hospital
Herman H. Lincoln
Union
North Bennington
Union High School
Union School
Dover
Carlo Walter
Sale
Paul Kaemmer
Mountaineer Lodge
West Dover
Susan
Bruce Belden
Sundown Lodge
Debbie
Stowe
Sugar Bush
Jay Peak
Killington
Mad River
Alice Whitney
Peter Reandeau
Reandeau
Etta Mason
West Palm Beach
George van Wyck
Miami
Vern Adams
New England
Whitney
Charles Davis
Watertown
Edith Forbes
Waltham, Mass
Walter Manley
Newton Center
Beaudeau
Clifford Hageberg
Bath River
Cape Cod
Subways Theatres
New
Boston Common
Seapee Ste Sean
Sastes
Diners’ Club
American Express
Carte Blanche
Thomas J. Walsh
General Mgr
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Janet Gray
Brother Ronald
Walter Winney
Wilmington Church
Eleanor Niles
Mpegoe Gas “Co
Main Street
Vermont
Playtex
Nichols
Union ST
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