Bishop's Company Presents An Enemy of the People at St Peter's
The Bishop's Company of California presents Ibsen's play An Enemy of the People at St. Peter's Episcopal Church parish house on Thursday evening at 8. Erik Nelson stars as Dr. Thomas Stockmann with Paul Feuer as Peter Stockmann and Gene Gould as Katherine Stockmann. The touring troupe, founded in 1952, has performed in thousands of churches across the US and Canada. Tickets available at the parish office and at the door.
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Ibsen
Bishop’s Company of
California
America
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Norway
Thomas Stockmann
Erik Nelson
Peter
Nelson
Olympia
Wash
Pasadena Playhouse
Peter Stockmann
New York
Paul Feuer
Gene Gould
Katherine Stockman
Thomas
Bishop’s Company
Phyllis Beardsley Bokar
Canada
St. Peter’s
Crown Point Group To Meet In Newfane Vermont
Crown Point Road Association secretary Carl E. Hollender of Shrewsbury will speak at the Windham County Court House annual meeting in Newfane on Sunday Aug 15 at 2 30 p m The group formed in 1959 after the Champlain Festival and works on tracing the old Crown Point highway with field trips and markers Hollender will discuss The Crown Point Road of 1759 1760 before reports and officer elections A museum visit and refreshments follow the program public invited.
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Newfane
Carl E. Hollender
Shrewsbury
Crown Point Road
Tax Chief Witherspoon: Vermont towns taxed in three ways
Vermont Tax Commissioner Gerald S. Witherspoon outlines three tax categories for towns. He says some towns have undergone outside reappraisals, others are outdated but stable, and a third group suffers serious Grand List disarray due to mixed valuation methods. He cites listers as hardworking and underpaid and urges legislative action to address deeper problems.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Gerald S. Witherspoon
Witherspoon
Rutland Herald
State Tax Department
Corsones Named To Head GOP Dinner-Dance
Rutland attorney and former Vermont Republican state chairman Corsones is named dinner committee chairman for the GOP fund raising dinner-dance on Oct. 2 at Patrick Gym in Burlington. Gerald Ford will be guest speaker. Corsones schedules a dinner committee luncheon for Aug. 13 at the Pico Motel Restaurant on Mendon Mountain. He has served as state's attorney, Rutland municipal judge, and state GOP chairman.
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Corsones
Rutland County
Rutland
Vermont
Republican State Committee
Derick V. Webb
GOP
Montpelier
Sunderland couple wed in East Arlington ceremony
Miss Bar bara Lee Mason and Carl David Benjamin Jr. married July 31 in Federated Church East Arlington. The bride, a nurse, and groom, a banker, reside in East Arlington after a reception for 100 guests. Out of town guests came from Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut and New York.
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Sunderland
Barbara Lee Mason
Howard L. Mason
Carl David Benjamin Jr
Carl D. Benjamin Sr
Federated Church
East Arlington
Granville Greenwold
Lawrence Benjamin
Ruth Grout
Oregan
Ellen Jennings
Diane Mason
South Londonderry
Sandra Andrews
Arlington
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Thomas A. Pendergast
Margaret Mary Dermody
St. Francis de Sales Church
Papal American Volunteers
Latin America
Lima
Peru
Albany
N.Y
Pius X School
Loudonville
Rogers Family Holds Reunion at Emerald Lake
The Ralph Rogers family of 159 Ben-Mont Ave held its eighth reunion on August 1 at Emerald Lake. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, five unmarried children, ten married children with spouses, and all grandchildren. Donald P. Rogers missed the event due to Navy duties aboard the USS Delta. The Mor ses from Norfolk Va were the farthest travelers. Activities included swimming boating hiking fishing and games. A noon picnic barbecue closed the day with next year’s committee named.
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Ralph Rogers
Ben-Mont Ave
Emerald Lake
Norfolk
Jack Ogilvie
Roy Rogers
Richard Morse
Auto Crashes Star At Rutland Fair
Rutland Vermont will host a new auto crash show on Saturday September 11 at 7 30 p m featuring Kovaz of Ft Lauderdale a 26 year veteran as a daredevil and stunt man He heads 28 events in a 105 minute program marking the show’s first Vermont appearance and includes the tunnel of flame high side junk car head on dive bomber and end over end events by top performers.
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Rutland
Rutland Fair
Kovaz
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Vermont
Danish railways spend to modernize Vaersley station
Copenhagen UPI reports the Danish state railways department invested 4200 dollars to modernize the Vaersley station, despite an order two months earlier from a separate railroad department to scrap the tiny village stop.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Danish State Railways
Vaersley
Bennington Banner publishes daily with classifieds and ads
Bennington Banner announces its daily publication schedule and contact numbers for business, newsroom, and advertising at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. The paper is a member of United Press International with exclusive republication rights for local news and UP dispatches.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Austine School Names New Headmaster Richard Lane
Richard K. Lane, formerly assistant superintendent at the American School for the Deaf in West Hartford, is named headmaster of Austine School for the Deaf in Brattleboro. He succeeds J. Jay Farman who left to head the New York State School for the Deaf in Rome. Lane, a Jacksonville Illinois native, is a Navy veteran with degrees from Illinois College, Columbia University, and his wife is a fellow teacher. Austine has completed a $300,000 expansion including a new high school wing and dormitory, serving about 95 students from MA, NH, and VT.
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Brattleboro
Richard K. Lane
American School For the Deaf
West Hartford
Lane
Florida School For the Deaf and Blind
St. Augustine
Farman
Austine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Wellesley Club Benefit at Weston Theatre
The Vermont Wellesley Club led by Mrs. James Monahan of Essex Junction will sponsor a Weston Theatre benefit for Wellesley College. A Sunday Aug 15 performance at 3 p.m. features two British comedies The Private Ear and The Public Eye. Proceeds support a Vermont girl’s Wellesley scholarship with co chairs Miss Elizabeth French and Mrs. E R Fellows. Tickets available from Clarence Howard 134 Monument Ave with reserved seats $5 and unreserved $2.50.
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Vermont Wellesley Club
James Monahan
Essex Junction
Weston Theatre
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Vermont
Elizabeth French
E.R. Fellows
Springfield
Clarence Howard
Monument Ave
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Robert Perrault
Pittsfield
Arlington Memorial High School
Henry W. Putnam Memorial Hospital School of
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