Mack Molding Dinner Highlights 23 Attendants and Plans
More than 200 employees and guests heard Ross McKenney of Lyme New Hampshire speak at Mack Molding’s annual dinner dance at Mt Anthony Country Club. John Mason Arlington High School senior won a trip to the New York World's Fair. Donald S Kendall Jr praised the year and outlined plant upgrades including a screw feed plasticizer and a six ounce automatic machine. A new market development director aims at proprietary items and new accounts including Polaroid and Millers Falls. R Emmett Smith hosted. Babcock’s orchestra provided music.
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Arlington
Ross McKenney
Lyme
N.H
Maine
Mack Molding
Mt. Anthony Country Club
McKenney
Woodcraft
Dartmouth College
Lillian Henderson
Blanche Thomas
Sargood
George Walsh
Helen
Donald S. Kendall Jr
Polaroid
Millers Falls
R. Emmett Smith
Babcock
Mountain Town Delegates Elected in Burlington Democratic Caucus
Marion and Rudolph Day were elected delegates to the state convention in Burlington on May 16 at a Searsburg Democratic caucus. Howard Davis was chosen as alternate. The article lists multiple property transfers in Searsburg from Jan 1 to Apr 30 and highway property acquisitions by the Vermont Department of State Highways from residents in Searsburg and surrounding areas.
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Marion
Rudolph Day
Burlington
Searsburg
Howard Davis
Clarence Briggs
Leonard Hatton
Waterford
N.Y
Mary Briggs
Earl G. Bishop Sr
Bennington
Edna C. Kuehne
Eleanore C. Berg
Fla
Cora Belknapp
Charles Dearcopp
William and
Modesta Viguenau
Brattleboro
Freeman
Marie Becker
Thomas Politano
John Maggio
Freeport
New England Lumber
Vermont Department of State Highways
Marion Martin
Carle Place
John
Elizabeth Whitehead
Albany
Kirby B
Nola White
Harry P. Seaman
Keansburg
Allen Read
Howard
Ada Walling
Hazlet
N.J
Hazel E. Tague
Robert
Gloria Weigand
Williamstown Garden Club Fashion Show Luncheon May 25
The Williamstown Garden Club will host a fashion show and luncheon May 25 at the 1896 House starting 1:30 p.m. Co chairs are Mrs. John Coyle and Mrs. Walter S. Hoover with a full committee handling tickets decor and publicity. Reservations close May 22 and tables are available through club members.
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Williamstown Garden Club
Williamstown
Mass
John Allison
Edward Coughlin Jr
Norman Hunnewell
Philip Rudnick
Raymond Mason
Herbert H. Boch
Allison
Timothy Breen
Ernest Brundage
Gilbert Devey
Philip Hart
John Ortman
Alton Perry
Rudnick
George Saulnier
Robert Wall
Coughlin
Pine Cobble Nursery School to Operate Summer Play Program
Pine Cobble Nursery School in Williamstown announces a summer play program for ages three to five running July 6 to August 14. Children attend a minimum of two weeks with indoor and outdoor activities under directors Mrs. Sarah S. Van Camp and Mrs. Mary Davis. Enrollment allows three days a week with two age based groups.
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Pine Cobble Nursery School
Williamstown
Mass
Sarah S. van Camp
Mary Davis
Pine Cobble
Pine Cobble School
North Bennington High School Music Guild Spring Concert
North Bennington High School Music Guild presents an 8:15 p.m. spring concert in the school gym directed by Harold Robinsky. Performances include the girls glee club singing The Little French Clock and Hello Young Lovers, the a cappella choir in Hava Nagila All Night All Day and Bim Bam, the mixed chorus with nursery rhymes and Ride the Chariot, and the school band closing with The Liberty Bell Stars and Stripes Forever Cripple Creek and the first movement of Haydn London Symphony. Tickets are at the door for adults and children.
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North Bennington
Cub Scouts Pack 34 Meet at Fisher School
Arlington Cub Scouts of Pack 34 gathered Tuesday at Fisher Elementary School. Den 3 won the attendance count while James Woodard led in the absence of Cubmaster George Hess. Earl Howard handed out awards to Lee Owen John Kendall and Lee Owen Peter Hirsch John Kendall Peter Pratt Ray Lufkin Roy Lundeen with denner. Den 2 won an octopus race and the group formed a living circle for the scout promise.
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Pack 34
Fisher Elementary School
George Hess
James Woodard
Den 3
Earl Howard
Lee Owen
John Kendall
Peter Hirsch
Peter Pratt
Denner
Ray Lufkin
Roy Lundeen
Cub Scouts
Naturalists
Den 2
Living Circle
Scout Promise
Arlingtonian Charles L. Marsh Jr. Named NROTC Company Commander
Midshipman Charles L. Marsh Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Lee Marsh, has been chosen as a company commander for the spring term at Dartmouth College. The senior earned the post for leadership, academic and military aptitude, as announced by the NROTC unit commander. Dartmouth is among 53 institutions offering Naval Reserve Officers Training leading to a Navy commission.
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Arlington
Charles L. Marsh Jr
C. Lee Marsh
Dartmouth College
NROTC
Marsh
United States
U.S. Navy
Arlington post office to implement small service changes
Arlington will adopt limited Post Office adjustments effective May 4 to save funds. Window services on Saturdays will be reduced to stamp and parcel post only and close at noon. no money orders or CODs. postal meters not set or claims accepted. Rural parcel post remains six days with no money orders or CODs accepted Saturdays.
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Arlington
Washington
J.A. Gronouski
J.M. McCabe
President Johnson
McCabe
Williams Tops in Producing Corporate Executives Among Similar Colleges
Williams College leads for turning out presidents and board chairs among similar institutions. The study by Carroll Lurding for Stewart Howe Services ranks Williams tied for 16th with Columbia NYU and Ohio State, each with 13 executives, among 27 schools supplying a large share of corporate leaders.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Williams
Columbia
New York University
Ohio State
Carroll L. Lurding
Stewart Howe Services, Inc
Evanston, Ill
U.S
Larding
Wilams
East Arlington Federated Church to Host Covered Dish Luncheon
On Wednesday May 6 at 1 p.m. the Enterprise Society of East Arlington Federated Church meets at Bailey Hall for a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ethel Benjamin and Mrs. Elsa Dahl. A worship service and gift box dedication follow before four church reading list members review Adventurers in Good Reading selections.
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Enterprise Society of the East Arlington Federated Church
Bailey Hall
Ethel Benjamin
Elsa Dahl
Nellie Hayden
Eleanor Owen
Anita Graves
Valerie Knapp
Faith Baldwin
Jack Couffer
Hartley
Joseph Berger
Bennington historian wins ACLS postdoctoral grant
Barton J. Bernstein of Bennington College history department received an ACLS post doctoral grant in a national competition. He is among 52 scholars awarded for humanities and related social sciences research. His project is The early years of the Truman administration. The announcement notes the Oxford Cambridge boat race began in 1841.
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North Bennington
Barton J. Bernstein
Department of History
Bennington College
American Council of Learned Societies
Bernstein
Truman
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