Vermont's Nostalgic Green Mountains Promote Quiet Beauty
Manchester Vermont presents a travel feature celebrating nostalgic tranquility through colonial landmarks, scenic byways, and fall foliage. The piece highlights East Arlington candle making, Chiselville kissing bridge, Manchester Village Green, Equinox House, Southern Vermont Art Center, and Weston crafts, with the Magic Circle route and Bromley ski area framing a seasonal tour.
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Manchester
America
Vermont
Albany
East Arlington
Remember Baker
Green Mountain Boys
Ethan Allen
Chiselville
Roaring Branch
U.S. 7
Southern Vermont Art Center
Mt. Equinox
New England
New York State
Art Center Gardens
Symphony
Ballet
Art Center
New Music Shed
Cambridge Area Busy Summer Visits and Gatherings
Cambridge area residents and guests share time at farms, camps, and family gatherings. Howard Herrington Dale Jacobson return from Skye Farm after four weeks. Several visitors from Greenfield Center Center Falls Merritt Island Cocoa Florida Potsdam Bay Village Okla. City join Cambridge households for visits and vacations.
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Howard Herrington
Dale Jacobson
Skye Farm
Thomas Scott
Hoosick Falls
Gerald
Kenneth Aiken
Paul P. Virtue
Dorothy
Katie MacNeill
East Randolph
Rose Marie Virtue
George Austin
Greenwich
Malcolm Lyons
Otis Harrington Sr
Gordon Gallysha
Greenfield
Mass
Monroe Waite
Center Falls
Harry Harrington
Merritt Island
Fla
Florence Blair
Saratoga
Douglas Ashton
Cocoa
Wilmington Dover Notes on House Sale and Visits
The Wilmington Goodfellows Clubhouse in West Dover sold to Sandor Gere and Ibolya Gere of Woodside New York and Lascola and Katalin Kild of Huntington Long Island. Transaction handled by Mrs Lovilla Bromley. Joan Manley of New York joined her parents at Mrs Alice Whitney's home. Manleys returned to Needham Heights. Leo Berry visited Roy Hipple in Rochester, former Wilmington resident now retired in Vermont Rochester West Virginia Forestry Dept transfer and retirement.
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Wilmington Goodfellows
West Dover
Sandor
Ibolya Gere
Woodside
Lascola
Katalin Kild
Huntington
L.I
Lovilla Bromley
Wilmington
Joan Manley
New York City
Walter Manley
Alice Whitney
Peter Reando
Shaftsbury Auxiliary Meeting Notice
Shaftsbury Fire Department Auxiliary will meet Wednesday August 29 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Julia Booth Co hostesses are Mrs Florence Beebe and Mrs Marion Becker. Mr and Mrs Herbert Hulet traveled to Long Island with their daughter Mrs Sally Borger and family who have been spending a few weeks there.
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Shaftsbury
Miriam Piper Cast in Once Upon a Mattress at Williams Theatre
Mrs Miriam Piper wife of Williams College professor Anson Piper is cast in a singing role for the Williamstown Summer Theatre production of Once Upon a Mattress. Piper a Williams graduate heads the college Spanish department and lives on Baxter Road with three children.
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Williamstown
Mass
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Williamstown Summer Theatre
Miriam Piper
Anson C. Piper
Williams College
Five Day Forecast For New England Warms Slightly
The U S Weather Bureau predicts five day temperatures in northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island will average 2 to 5 degrees above normal. Rain totaling 0.1 to 0.6 inch is expected mainly as showers Tuesday into midweek with warmer conditions thereafter.
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Boston
U. S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Brick Wall Collapses Kills Pa. Boy in Abandoned School
In Easton Pennsylvania a two story brick wall collapsed on six youths playing in an abandoned school being torn down. Fifteen year old Eugene Guzzo died after being crushed beneath bricks while crossing a plank over a ten foot basement hole. Firefighters and rescue teams pried him free after several minutes.
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Easton
Eugene Guzzo
Stefanie Powers Plays Student Nurse in The Interns
Stefanie Powers, who dreamed of nursing as a child, will portray a student nurse in Columbia's The Interns. Her role marks a new film or stage project described by UPI sources.
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Hollywood
UPI
Stefanie Powers
Columbia
Raynolds to Visit North Bennington Area in Bennington
Democratic candidate Ron Raynolds of Woodstock is slated to visit North Bennington on Tuesday August 28 as a guest of the Norshaft Democratic Club at its old railroad station headquarters. He plans coffee hours in Bennington area and will speak at a public meeting in the Bennington Free Library Thursday night. The club invites the public to drop in after 7 30 p.m. to meet the candidate.
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North Bennington
Harold
Ron) Raynolds
Woodstock
Robert T. Stafford
Norshaft Democratic Club
Raynolds
Bennington
Bennington Free Library
Norshaft Club
Winners at Tanglewood Berkshires Award Top Students
The Berkshire Music Center at Tanglewood ended its 20th session with cash prizes for outstanding students. 270 music students from 30 states and 16 countries participated in the 1963 summer program. Louis Angelini from Utica New York and Volkmar Fritsche from Essex West Germany won Koussevitzky Tanglewood composition prizes. Fritsche studied with Iain Hamilton and Angelini with Witold Lutoslawski. The 1963 session opens June 30 for eight weeks, aligned with the Berkshire Festival.
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Lenox
Mass
Berkshire Music Center
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Tanglewood
Koussevitzky Tanglewood
Louis Angelini
Utica
N.Y
Volkmar Fritsche
Essex
West Germany
Koussevitzky Music Foundation
Fritsche
Iain Hamilton
Angelini
Witold Lutoslawski
Berkshire
Arlington High School student registration dates set
Arlington High School opens registration August 29 30 and 31 with hours 10 to noon and 1 to 3. Freshmen register August 29 sophomores August 30 and juniors and seniors August 31. Books and activity and athletic dues are due. athletic dues cover all games and must be paid to participate.
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Arlington
Arlington High School
Athletic Association
Arlington School Registration at Fisher School
Mrs. Marie Mattison, principal, will register new and first graders Wednesday to Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Fisher School. Children entering first grade must register and any new or re entering students. First graders must be six by January 1, 1963. birth certificates required if birth not in town records.
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Arlington
Marie Mattison
Fisher School
Arlington Calendar Sept 28 Social, PTA, and school registrations
Arlington events list the American Legion Auxiliary social and picnic at Marion Squiers home on Tuesday. Wednesday covers freshmen and first graders registrations at Fisher and the high school. Thursday brings a district PTA meeting and sophomore registration. Friday adds junior and senior registration slots.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Marion Squiers
Fisher School
Library memorial fund set up for Celia Deschenes
Ann Marsh reports on a hospital surgery for Mrs. William Mack in Brattleboro. The Martha Canfield Library board established a memorial fund for Celia Deschenes, longtime board member with lifelong library interest, and received several other gifts added to the fund.
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William Mack
Margaret Killian
Brattleboro
Martha Canfield Library
Celia Deschenes
Mountain Towns family returns from vacation home
Mr and Mrs Vincent Nesci and sons Ralph and Davis of Meriden Connecticut and Frankie Markiewicz of Rahway New Jersey with a nephew returned to Meriden after spending a week at their vacation place.
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Vincent Nesci
Ralph and Davis
Meriden
Tanglewood season ends as Munch retires from Boston Symphony
Charles Munch conducts Beethoven's Ninth at his farewell as music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra before Erich Leinsdorf takes over. More than 15,000 attend the final concert with Adele Addison Donald Gramm and others delivering a powerful performance. Burgin retires as concertmaster after 42 years. Munch departs after 13 years guiding the ensemble.
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Lenox
Mass
Charles Munch
Beethoven
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Munch
Erich Leinsdorf
Berkshire Festival
University of Montreal
Adele Addison
Donald Gramm
Miss Koploff
Norman McCollum
Richard Burgin
Boston Symphony
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Vermont Guild Craft Center
Vermont Craftsmen
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John McColl
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Schenectady
Robert McClellan
Geneseo
Mary Beoker
Potsdam
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Clinton Carter
Leahy Clinic
Edmund Neilson
Fort Lauderdale
Frank Sisson
Joel Ketenan
Joel
Ilka
Oklahoma City
Okla
Edward Walker
Bay Village
Ohio
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Howard Harris
Pittsfield
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Dover
Carlo Walter
Tel
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Prof’s
Next Play
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Music Review
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