Town snowstorm and local community notices in Searsburg
Snow covered the mountain towns with eight inches to a foot of snow by Monday night. Wildlife, including white throat sapsuckers and flickers, sought food in the fresh snow while blue jays largely stayed away to nest. Forest rangers held a fire training in Somerset with several local participants. The World's End Diner in Searsburg to reopen Monday under Alta Davis. Searsburg Democratic caucus set for April 27 to elect delegates for the Vermont party convention in Burlington May 16. Searsburg Republican caucus named Doris Rice and Gladys Pike as delegates for Montpelier May 16. Paul Martin and Theresa of Burlington visited James Martin’s family for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest Rangers
Somerset
Sidney B. Davis
L. G. du- Lac
Manchester
Clinton Birch
John Birch
Leroy Colford
Readsboro
Charles Dearcopp
Searsburg
Alta Davis
Vermont
Democratic Party
Burlington
Republicans
Gordon Rice
Republican Party
Montpelier
Doris Rice
Gladys Pike
Hazel O’brien
H. J. Rice
Green Mountain Council Meeting In Rutland News
Recent guests of Rev. and Mrs. A J MacDonald included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dougan of Garden City New York as the MacDonalds and their son Ian joined Mr. and Mrs. John Clawson and Jeff for a Green Mountain Council BSA gathering in Rutland. The Rev. MacDonald also attended a Vermont Church Council meeting there on Monday as a religious education board member. Dr Arthur and Dr Elizabeth Faris will be out of town Friday and Saturday April 24 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. MacDonald
Richard Dougan
Garden City, N.Y
MacDonalds
Ian
John Clawson
Jeff
Green Mountain Council
BSA
Rutland
MacDonald
Vermont Church Council
Religious Education Board
Arthur
Elizabeth Faris
Youth rally and church notices in Troy and Cambridge
A Dawbury and Troy sub district youth rally will be held at St Mark's Methodist in Troy Sunday at 4 p m with a small registration fee and a bong lunch. Cambridge Central School honor roll members include Bonnie Pratt Sandra Baker Peter Matkovich Joy Hamilton and Kenneth Aiken. A North Hoosick Methodist church meeting for vacation church school workers and education committee members will occur April 23 at 8 p m. Pleasant Valley grange hosts a public card party on Tuesday April 28 at 8 p m with twelve tables in last week’s play.
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Dawbury
Troy
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Cambridge Central School
Bonnie Pratt
Sandra Baker
Peter Matcovich
Joy Hamilton
Kenneth Aiken
North Hoosick Methodist Church
Pleasant Valley Grange
Nurses honored at Brattleboro school ceremony
Mrs. Betty Matson joined eight other nurses as nine graduates were capped Friday at Thompson School for Practical Nurses in Brattleboro. Henri Englebert returns from Rome and stays at Mrs. Richard Currier’s studio on West Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Matson
Thompson School For
Practical Nurses
Brattleboro
Henri Englebert
Rome
Italy
Richard Currier
West Road
Exhibition of Four Shakespeare Folios Opens at Williams
Williamstown Massachusetts marks the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare with a Chapin Library display of the four rare folios. Williams College owns all four folios, a unique MA institution west of Cambridge. A larger summer exhibition is planned with over 50 rare items.
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Williamstown
Mass
William Shakespeare
Chapin Library
Williams College
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Shakespeare
New Church Members Listed and School News
Peru Mabel E. Whitney VA 46601 reports new members received on April 5 including Malcolm B. Lord Rose Elizabeth Aldrich and Mrs. David Sheen by letter from Union Church Upper Montclair NJ James C McWilliams son of Mr and Mrs McWilliams Bromley House baptized Burr and Burton Seminary pupils return to studies after a week’s vacation Mrs Evelyn Beattie resumes teaching duties at Mount Laurel School Manchester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm B. Lord
Union Church
Upper Montclair
N.J
Rose Elizabeth Aldrich
David Sheen
James C. McWilliams
Mrs. McWilliams
Bromley House
Burr and Burton Seminary
Evelyn Beattie
Mount Laurel School
Manchester
Take another look at your newspaper
A 1964 QUILL reprint argues newspapers are better than ever despite critics. It cites rising circulation, more dailies, and stronger advertising, while defending hard news mix and the value of entertainment features as public service. It notes editorials, readers letters, and economic pressures shaping modern papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mirror
Studebaker
South Bend
Indiana
Christian Science Monitor
New York Times
John Tebbel
Tebbel
Dr. Schweitzer
Lambarene
John Peter Zenger
James Franklin
Cotton Mather
John Dickenson
John Adams
Virginia
Williamsburg
Thomas Jefferson
Partisan Sikewthet
Frank Luther Mott
The
John Cowles
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
the Times
United Nations
Chicago
American
Willis Potts
Mirror
Boston Transcript
Philadelphia Public Ledger
New York World
Times
Newspe
Commission On Freedom of the Press
Hutchins Committee
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Mountain Towns
Carlo Walter — HO
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Paul Martin
Theresa
James Martin
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Commission On Education
Dorset
Marden Skinner
Peru
Mabel E. Whitney
Lloyd Wendt
Spencer
S.D
Northwestern University
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
the Quill
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