Old Church at Plymouth Notch Goes to Coolidge Foundation
About 65 members and friends attended the second annual meeting of the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation at Union Christian Church in Plymouth Notch. A charter revision established limited-term revolving trusteeships. New trustees include Batiste Chiolino Milton Moore Sr Laurance Rockefeller and Douglas Ross. Ex-officio trustees are Stanley Miner William Pinney and Charles Morrissey. Members elected include Richard Brett James Edgerton Robert Sincerbeaux Mary Dillon and Lawrence Wikander. Edgerton is a rural development specialist. Wikander is curator of the Coolidge Room and librarian at Williams College. Union Church voted to place its property in the Coolidge Foundation. community use will continue. President Wallace Schinoski noted plans for a small museum library in Plymouth Notch funded via a Washington trip. A lawn buffet followed and Vermont ETV filmed activities.
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Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation
Union Christian Church
Plymouth Notch
Battista Chiolino
Rutland
Milton Moore Sr
Laurance Rockefeller
Douglas Ross
Woodstock
Stanley P. Miner
Stockbridge
William B. Pinney
Charlotte
Board of Historic Sites
Charles T. Morrissey
Vermont Historical Society
Richard Brett
James A. Edgerton
Robert A. Sincerbeaux
Mary Dillon
Tyson
Lawrence Wikander
Williamstown
Mass
Edgerton
Arlington
Windsor County Extension Service
Wikander
Coolidge
Forbes Library
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Wilder House
Vermont Etv
Playground Pet Show Delights Fans Across Three Parks
Memorial Park hosted a forest of prizes as pets from dogs and cats to hamsters and a turtle competed for best in show. Winners included V. J. and Duchess the St Bernards for largest dogs and Teddy the German Shepherd puppy grand prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
St. Bernards
V. J. and
Duchess
Chi-Chi
Nancy
Maria Sawyer
Tag
Matt Yarosy
Pat Gerity
Misty
Pam Knights
Charlie
Herman the Mouse
Cindy Burgess
Frenchie
Steve Farnum
Skipper
Scott Agresta
Gertie
Fritz
Jerri Lynn Walbridge
Pam Robinson
Penny
Cindy Tiernan
Samantha
Joanne Conway
John John
Don Burke
Bruce Davis
BoBo
Bonnie Hollister
Miss Blackie
Mary Noe
Snoopy
Marie Greene
Cinders
Kelli
Duane Muckle
Greg Briar
Lisa Cone
Melissa
Ann Harris
Hugs
Kim Harris
Musette
Duane
Kelli Muckle
Woody
Rossi Burnham
Happy
Teddy
Fluffy
Kim Myers
Stark Street
Peggy Chapman
Kathy Farrow
Jerry Sennett
Ava Bates
Cindy Bentley
Darlene Bentley
Bonnie van Buren
Michael
Aren Barriere
Joey Myers
Kathy Pruess
Angela
Stephen Foster
David Michaels
Pat Mason
Michele Girarde
Cheryl Cohen
Derack Cohen
George Murphy
James Michaels
James Myers
JoAnne Myers
Betty Myers
Eileen LeBeau
Molly Stark
Anthony Bushey
Cricket
Trimmer
Steve Stratton
Tamar Witkin
Tracey Stratton
Poultney Group To Mark Bennington Battle Day
Poultney Vermont plans a Busy Battle of Bennington Day on Saturday August 16 with 10 a.m. opening on the East Poultney Green. The celebration features exhibits demonstrations a new museum annex dedication and an evening talk by Dr. Alice C Brown on 18th and 19th century Vermont portrait artists. A 1:30 p.m. screening from the Colonial Williamsburg film series and a treadmill exhibit add to the program.
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Poultney — Poultney
Alice C. Brown
Green Mountain College
Vermont
East Poultney
Poultney
Society
Erastus Salisbury Field
Green Mountains
Helen Bartholomew
Whitehall
N.Y
W. Gray
Middletown Springs
U.S
Alvah Low
William Ward
Finel Hollow
Trustees Act On Lot Lines In Bennington Village
Bennington Village trustees met Tuesday to mark village owned lines in the Adams Parking Lot off Pleasant Street behind the Masonic Temple. The move, based on a survey, aims to define village right of way on Main Street and reduce disputes among private owners. The board also eyed an auto repair nuisance on Gage Street raised by Lillian Sleeman. Trustee Joseph Pello argued for abatement, while Village Attorney Milton Pinsker called it a private nuisance. Pello compared the issue to the historic Ver mont Gas Co. torch controversy and noted housing code work is delayed while Town Counsel Norton Barber is away. a code committee meeting is planned for next week to accelerate action.
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Bennington
Adams
Pleasant Street
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Gage Street
Lillian Sleeman
Joseph Pello
Milton Pinsker
Pello
Vermont Gas Co
Benmont Avenue
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Coolidge Foundation
Northampton
Williams College
Wallace Schinoski
Schinoski
Jan Vince
Danny
Pruess
Thomas Sulelivan
Raymond Hurley
Joseph Latif
Anthony Tomasi
ViKe Sav
Pownal, VT
East ST. Pittsfield
Stockbridge Road
Barrington
Fishman
Ty Ana As
Main St
Poultney Group
Berkshire Plaza
Featuring
North Adams, Mass
Freezer
MON. Plaza
ST. Peter’s Church
Wat
Carling Brewing Company
Natick, Mass
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