The Best of Shaker Cooking book review
A review of The Best of Shaker Cooking by Amy Bess Miller and Persis Fuller, with foreword by Walter Muir Whitehill, praising the 500 plus authentic Shaker recipes. The piece notes the authors’ strong ties to Hancock Shaker Village, the book’s culinary rigor, and its blend of plain American and French-influenced dishes, highlighting its cultural preservation mission and the authors’ intent to donate proceeds.
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Amy Bess Miller
Persis Fuller
Walter Muir Whitehill
Beverly Hallock
Macmillan
Hancock Shaker Village
Massachusetts
Canterbury
N.H
Shaker Community Inc
America
Hancock Village
New England
Cevennes
England
France
Mt. Lebanon
Caroline B. Piercy
Quirky Recipe Names Echo Old Time Swell
The text recalls Shaker Cooking recipe titles that charm with oddities like marshmallow meatballs and Poor Man's Cake. It mentions Handcock Tomato Pudding Sister Abigail's Blue Flower Omelet and Dressed Fish From Our Boston Cousins as mind stretching examples from a bygone era.
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Abigail
Boston
Photo Exhibit at Mansion in North Bennington
The McCullough Park Foundation announces a photo exhibit at McCullough Mansion North Bennington running August 6 to 23. Featured artists are Burin Tager Shaftsbury and Steven Lynch. Tager's works include children's portraits and landscapes while Lynch presents nudes and abstracts.
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McCullough
North Bennington
McCullough Park Foundation
Burin Tager
Shaftsbury
Steven Lynch
Lynch
Tager
Aron Tager
Cleveland Avenue
Mt. Anthony Union High School
CVPS Rutland Electric Output Rise in Week
Central Vermont Public Service output for Rutland including St. Lawrence deliveries rose to 23,767,900 kilowatt hours for the week ending July 31 up 1,739,100 kWh or 7.89 percent from the prior year. Year to date generation reached 857,973,100 kWh.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
How Mills Built an Entertainment Empire From Wales to London
Gordon Mills, a Wales native, parlayed a $240 start into a global show business empire. He built MAM into a stock market favorite, launched Tom Jones by renaming an artist and co-writing It’s Not Unusual, and helped Engelbert Humperdinck rise after spotting him. He expanded through Harold Davison Agency, touring stars like Sinatra and Fitzgerald, and now pursues film ventures with a sprawling, lucrative operation.
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London
UPI
Gordon Mills
Wales
Atlantic
Mills
Thomas Woodward
Gerry Dorsey
Tom Jones
Engelbert Humperdinck
Beatles
Tommy Woodward
Woodward
Jones
MAM
Harold Davison
Frank Sinatra
Ella Fitzgerald
Tony Bennett
Count Basie
Button
Vermont Bank Honors Long-Time Officers
Three officers of the Vermont Bank and Trust Co were honored at a Stratton Mountain Inn seminar and dinner. Fred W. Yeadon presented gifts to Burton W. Potter Armand A. Lampron and Warren G. Goodrich for long service. Potter joined in 1935 rising to senior trust officer in 1964. Lampron started in 1942 and became vice president in 1963. Goodrich began as teller 37 years ago and now heads the Rutland real estate department.
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Stratton
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Stratton Mountain Inn
Fred W. Yeadon
Burton W. Potter
Armand A. Lampron
Bennington
Warren G. Goodrich
Rutland
Rutland Bank
Potter
Bennington Bank
Teller
Lampton
Goodrich
Bank
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Grand Union Empire
Gerald E. Morrissey
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