Londonderry Old Home Day Parade Bright and Busy
Sunny Londonderry parade led by Grand Master Senator F G Janeway drew a large crowd. Republican James Jeffords and Elizabeth joined scouts, fire engines, floats from Adams Market and Merrill family schoolhouse model. Judges awarded prizes for a giant birthday cake, old country store theme, and a small schoolhouse homage.
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Londonderry
F. G. Janeway
James Jeffords
Elizabeth
Sam Lloyd
Weston
Congregational Church
Bob Hazelton
Battenkill Grange Notes On Fox Beers Memorial
In a Battenkill Grange program omission, Mary Beth and Duane Robinson with their mother Mrs. Howard Robinson of White Creek sang The Song of the Painter in memory of Forrest Moses, a Fox Hallow Festival tribute. They also performed It’s a Small World. Mrs Jennie Stewart and Miss Kathy Deno of Pawlet offered a duet of I’s a Small World and Amazing Grace. Master Roy Crofut and Mrs Belle Decker gave readings I Sit In The Meeting and The Seven Most Important Words.
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Battenkill Grange
Mary Beth
Duane Robinson
Howard Robinson
Forrest Moses
Bot Beers
Moses
Fox Beers
Beers
Jennie Stewart
Kathy Deno
Pawlet
Grangers
Grace
Elden Bucklin
Roy Crofut
Belle Decker
Kiwanis Kiddie Day and Summer Sale at GEO Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club announces Kiddie Day on Sept. 23 and a week of fundraising events including a tag sale to aid young people. A $.50 bag sale for summer items runs Aug. 11 10 am to 4 pm and Aug. 12 10 am to 1 pm at the GEO office 18 Classic Street. Also notes a chicken barbecue at month’s end and a safety film shown by A J Wirmusky. Patricia Shaw pursuing a masters in music at Indiana University. Laurie Shaw heads to Geneva State University after Long Trail hike with family.
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GEO
Classic Street
Hoosick Falls
Samuel B. Shawn
Laurie
River Street
Burlington
Middlebury
Gheonta State University
Oueonta
N.Y
Miiss Shaw
Potsdam College
McCullough Library Film Week Highlights and Meet Announced
North Bennington announces this week at McCullough Library featuring Ghost Island Kite Story Pigs and Little Red Lighthouse with showings starting Thursday at 4 p.m. Area children invited and Lake Paran Homemakers Group meets at noon Thursday to tour Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Scott home in Esperance New York bring a hot dish or salad and own place setting.
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McCullough Library
Little Red Lighthouse
Lake Paran
Alfred Scott
Esperance
N.Y
Arlington Blood Bank collects rare O and A negative pints
Arlington Blood Bank reports 118 pints donated, including 13 pints of O Negative and 10 pints of A Negative. Edward R. Stearn, executive director of the Vermont New Hampshire Red Cross Blood Center in Burlington, thanks Mrs. James O'Neil and all helpers for meeting heavy demands with this generous response.
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Arlington
Arlington Blood Bank
Edward R. Stearn
Vermont-New Hampshire
James Browns Buy Alan Hess House in West Arlington
The James Browns formerly of Sunderland purchased the Alan Hess home on Sandgate Road in West Arlington and are settling in with their four children William, 13, Merle Ann, Vi, John, 10, and Jessie, 5. Judy and Ine Meyer marked their tenth wedding anniversary on Friday August 4. Helen Supple visited a cousin and his wife, then returned home on Friday, as Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Smith hosted his sister-in-law Mrs. Edmund Smith of Baltimore with Edwina and Kathy McAllister visiting for an extended stay.
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James Browns
Sunderland
Alan Hess
Sandgate Road
West Arlington
William
Merle Ann
John
Jessie
Howard R. Smith
Helen Supple
Smiths
Edmund Smith
Baltimore
Edwina
Nlece
Kathy McAll
Up With People to perform in Bennington and Manchester
One of three international casts of Up With People, 140 college age youths from 12 countries, will perform in Manchester at the Arkell Pavilion and in Bennington at Mt Anthony Union High School in mid August. Host families are urged to provide one meal on arrival eve and breakfast each morning. Call 442-2558 to volunteer. Tickets go on sale at local shops for the Manchester and Bennington shows.
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Bennington County
Arkell Pavilion
Southern Vermont Art Center
Manchester
Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Arctlc
White House
Europe
St. Louis
New York Times
Clites
Cleveland
New York
Atlanta
Denver
Rochester
Louisville
Leone
Quirinale Palace
Rome
Rad
Apel
Tucson
Arizona
America
J. Blanton Belk
Donald Birdsall
Mey
Munich
Mad Tom Book
Whipple’s Pharmacy
Purdy's Shoe
Center Hill Pharmacy
Mt. Anthony
Bird’s
Vermont National Bank
First Vermont Bank and’'Trust
Beecher's Drugs
Star Electric
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Erma Adams
Don Adams
Doug
Ann
Mary
Curt Merrill
Merrill
Rex Downe
Ben Anne Hutchins
John Burgess
Daniel Zimmer
Vermont Army National Guard
Vermont Military Academy
Winooski Armory
Battenkill
Debbie Atwood
Kiwanis Club
Harald
North Bennington
Fleischmann
Royal
GRU
Hie Fleischliny Distiliae Corporation
Peeksrole
New York Place
RUINO
Foglec
Greer Purieg
Cll
Your Mutual Savings Bank
Burlington Savings Bank
Vermont
College Street
North Burlington
Ieramighnro
Essex
Janstion
Ethan Allen Shopping Center
Mayo St
Railroad Avenue
Federal Dennsit Instance Corporatin
Sandgate
Judy
Ine Meyer
Route 314
Helene Thompson
American Legion Auxiliary
O Area
Nawer
Fisher Elementary
East Arlington
Bennington Eros
By Pitan Ven Scheel
Bucky Bradford the Burger Kid
Bradford
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Sion Eatele
Bradford House
T Thru S
Bucky Bradford
Bergen
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