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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1963

Page

6

Dorset woman begins refresher course for practical nurse license

Mrs. Malcolm Wells of P Street starts daily training at Putnam Memorial Hospital to renew her practical nurse license after a decade away from practice while her children grew. The piece also notes Dorset figures Roddy Carmichael and Pat Wyn Rose, tied to Caravan Players, plus local gardening tips and a house purchase by Mrs. W Bryar White on Kent Hill Road.

Malcolm Wells P Street Putnam Memorial Hospital Fred Carmichael Pat Wyn Rose Dorset Caravan Players S.S. Homeric West Indies New York Beebee Fenstermaker Caravan Theater Group Caravan Theater W. Bryar White West Rd James E. White Kent Hill Road Niles

Grange Card Party Raises Funds For Home Economics Committee

The Grange card party at Mrs. Marie Taylor's home raised 11 for the Grange Home Economics Committee. Winners included Mrs. JoAnne Brown ladies high and Mrs. Alice Clough low. men’s high went to Lauren Clough with Raymond Lackey low. Refreshments were served.

Grange Marie Taylor Grange Home Economics Committee JoAnne Brown Alice Clough Lauren Clough Raymond Lackey

Arlington Youth Tryouts and Scout Move to New Building

About 25 boys aged nine to twelve attended two Little League tryouts in Arlington with a third session planned for Saturday at 1 30 p m. Explorer Boy Scouts prepare to move into the former Wagon Wheel building loaned by Charles Canfield for meetings and post activities as lawns and shrubs are refined. Ten members of the Youth Fellowship of the Federated Church, led by Rev Charles Grande and Mr Robert Lindsey, left Arlington at 6 a m Tuesday for a few days in New York after earning funds by cider sales and church suppers. The group includes Sandy Andrews Judy Pike Barbara Mason Maribeth Albee Don Marsh Chip Kendall Curt Albee Tim Lindsy Ken Mason and Charles Derosia.

Explorer Boy Scouts Wagon Wheel Charles Canfield Youth Fellowship of the Federated Church Charles Grande Robert Lindsey Arlington New York Sandy Andrews Judy Pike Barbara Mason Maribeth Albee Don Marsh Chip Kendall Curt Albee Tim Lindsy Ken Mason Charies Derosia

Mizpah Circle Dinner and May Meeting Announced

At their annual birthday meeting N. Bennington Mizpah Circle enjoyed a buffet dinner in the Baptist Church social rooms. Edith McCarthy made the birthday cake and Mrs. Alfred Scott led a devotional using St. John chapter 19 and a film strip Weve a Story to Tell. The group reported a successful food sale and announced May meeting at Mrs. Olive Williamson home. The Fire Department Auxiliary will sponsor a ramage sale May 4 at the Fire House and will collect donated items via calls to president Mrs. Richard Corcoran.

Baptist Church Edith McCarthy Alfred Scott St. John Alex Thomson Olive Williamson Fire Department Richard Corcoran

Local births and family notes amid Troy and area towns

A sequence of brief notices records new births including a son to Clyde W. Stophel in Jacksonville and a Pinto birth to Princess the mare. Several visits and travels are noted with families in Troy Greenwich Great Barrington and Saratoga Springs. Individuals such as Bill McMurray Alfred Jones and Tracey Jones appear along with club activities DHIA officers and local appointments.

Fineman Family Returns from California Winter Trip

Irving Fineman came home to Maple Hill after wintering in California where he worked on a new book. His son Jonathan, a Navy fire control technician, drove him home on leave before returning to his Pacific duty. Brother Joseph, a physicist at Cal Tech, joined briefly in California.

Irving Fineman Maple Hill California Jonathan Navy Pacific Joseph Fineman Cal Tech Pasadena

Community Notes From South Cambridge And Nearby

Family visits and weekend gatherings across South Cambridge include Margaret Aiken and Norman Bott hosting at home, Donna Aiken visiting Schenectady, and Mrs Gertrude Aiken receiving relatives from Coila. A grass fire sparked by a high wind caused by an electric wire damaged no property. Upcoming events include youth convocation travel, a Mother Daughter banquet, Troy Annual Conference meals, church pulpit exchanges, public card party, and two Sunday meetings at the North Hoosick church.

Hollis Cornell North Hoosick Church WSCS

Beals Golden Wedding Celebrated in Pownal Open House

More than 150 relatives and friends attended at Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Beals Sr. home in Pownal to mark the 50th anniversary. The event featured a 3:30 ceremony led by Rev. James H. Bagley, a four tier cake by Mrs. Beals Jr., and a money tree gift from the Kro Knit Club.

Pownal Harry W. Beals Sr Harriet Beals Harry W. Beals Jr Philip Pratt Anson Pratt James H. Bagley Kro-Knit Club Williamstown Charles F. Mason Laura Abigail Pratt Harry W. Beals Henry N. Pratt Charles E. Greene Plainfield Mass Edward Pratt Northwest Hill Mr. Beals Harry W. Jr George H. Dunn Beals Pownal Town Allen Annapolis Hazel Beals Castleton Fred Bishop Shaftsbury

Wild winds and soaring birds over Mountain Towns

Saturday's storm whipped trees and stirred up dramatic weather in the Mountain Towns. A bright yellow bird with a bold black crescent bib was spotted near a window while a red tailed hawk battled gusts. The Dover school resumed after a weeklong spring recess as residents observed the wind battered scene and ice skating show reviews.

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