Falls Couple, 85 and 87 Celebrate 60 Years of Marriage
HOOSICK FALLS N Y Mr and Mrs Charles Parsons of 15 Rensselaer Street marked their 60th anniversary September 2 1903 they were married in the family home by the late Rev W E Webster The Parsons now living at home where they were raised reflect on a long life in Hoosick Falls Oneonta and Bennington with their only child lost at birth and strong ties to family and neighbors at their milestone event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Charles Parsons
Rensselaer Street
Oneonta
W.E. Webster
Baptist Church
Parsons
Fannie Sloan
Gillespie
W.G. Parsons
Standard Press
Mahar
Main Street
Seth Parsons
Scott
Pleasant Street
Bennington
Winslow Hardware Co
Oneont2
Hattie Parsons
Fisk Street
West Arlington Sandgate Guests Provide Local Summer Ties
West Arlington and Sandgate residents host a string of visitors this week. Rolland Caine and Linda and Wesley of Park Ridge IL stay with Mrs. Caine, sister of Mr. Trachte. Richard Mears of Atlanta will visit his Sandgate- based parents Leon and Mrs. Mears and recalls summers in Connecticut. John Lundquist, a Sandgate summer resident, returns to Summit NJ and Irvington NJ to teach art. Chip Stokes tours Canada before returning to Connecticut. Sanford Kauffman family of Old Greenwich CT concludes summer visits. Miss Sandra Stetson spends a few days with her parents Sidney and Mrs. Stokes in Sandgate.
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Trachtes
Rolland Caine
Linda
Wesley
Park Ridge
I l
Caine
Trachte
R Richard Mears
Atlanta
Sandgate
Leon Mears
Mears
Connecticut
Advanced Research Corp
John Lundquist
Summit
N.J
Irvington
Chip’’ Stokes
Canada
Sanford Kauffman
Old Greenwich
Come Blow Your Horn at Dorset Playhouse A Pleasing Summer Comedy
Caravan Theatre presents Neil Simon comedy Come Blow Your Horn at Dorset Playhouse with Patriciozzo directing and a 10 actor cast led by David Vacheron Susan Kaslow James Davis Edward Powell and Patricia Carmichael. A power outage tests professionalism as performers light candles and keep dialogue flowing creating a warm communal theatre experience despite the flawed script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Simon
Dorset Playhouse
Caravan Theatre
Patriciozzo
Alan Baker
David Vacher
Pegey Evans
Susan Kaslow Buddy Baker
James Davis
Mr. Baker
Edward Powell
Connie Dayton
Anne Boultbee
Mrs. Baker
Patricia Carmichael
Lucie Woolsor
Dorset
Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
George Blanchard
Mr. Simon
David Vacheron
Susan Kaslo
Lucie Woolson
J. P. Murray
Washington
Simon
Esprit de Corps
Sarah Bernhardt
Susan Kaslow
Carol Foster
Pownal Schools Prepare for Opening Amid Staffing and Budget Moves
Close to 300 pupils expected in Pownal as the district and North Pownal Graded School anticipate rising enrollments. New staff include Carole Bonneville Michael Bobowiec Jr and Mrs Shirley Kelly. Theodore Cook to lead music for both systems. French taught by Mrs Rolande Bruneau. Repairs completed. hot lunch resumes mid‑month. Bible readings removed from opening exercises per court ruling. Rev James H Bagley to preach at the Pownal Methodist Church. Rainbow Assembly collected bottle returns raising 37 dollars with local business support. Vending machines to stock hosiery planned in several cities. Labor Day hours posted for state liquor stores.
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Pownal
North Pownal
Carole Bonneville
Michael Bobowiec Jr
North Adams
Shirley Kelly
Bennington
Theodore Cook
Manchester
Union Theological School of Music
Rolande Bruneau
Madalyn Green
Vaughan Crowned Chilean Ski Champion at Portillo
C B Vaughan 22 of Manchester wins combined downhill slalom and giant slalom at Portillo Chile beating German Olympic hopefuls. Teammate T D McCormick and sister Roxanne also compete with Roxanne winning the Chilean Women’s Championship. Vaughan heads to Argentina next for nationals before returning to Portillo to finish season and pursue a physical education degree at St. Lawrence University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Chile
C.B. Vaughan
Portillo
C.B
Charles Vaughan
East Manchester
T.D.’’ McCormick
Roxanne
Vaughan
St. Lawrence University
Bromley
Williams College
St. Lawrence
T.D
John McCormick
College
Canton
N.Y
Middlebury
Burr and Burton faculty enjoy buffet and surprise gifts
Manchester headmaster and Mrs. E. H. Henry hosted a Wednesday night buffet for 35 Burr and Burton staff and spouses. Three expectant faculty wives, Mrs. John Eckhardt, Mrs. Lowrie Gibb, and Mrs. Carl Rice, received plaid carriage blankets as surprise gifts. Gordon McClure welcomed as new science and biology teacher. Miss Katharine Perkins fractured her hip slipping on a rug and is in Putnam Memorial Hospital for two to three weeks. Relatives from Bronxville, F. H. Guernsey, were visiting.
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E. H. Henry
Burr and Burton
John Eckhardt
Lowrie Gibb
Carl Rice
Gordon McClure
Wallingford
Katharine Perkins
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Helen Pearson
Bronxville
N.Y
F. H. Guernsey
Community notices and engagements in Wilmington area
The column lists visits by Mr and Mrs Eric Pedersen and children from Wallingford, Laura Carner preparing for a nine week student teaching stint, the engagement of Carol Frances Greene to Raymond West Jr with plans for an October wedding, hospital admissions, a Lions painting bee, and weekly church services at Our Lady of Fatima Chapel Wilmington Congregational Episcopal Mission and Wilmington Baptist Church with times and leaders.
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Laura Carner
Stanley Carner
Castleton Teachers College
Central School
Carner
Evelyn Morse
M. K. Greene
Carol Frances
Raymond West Jr
Westfield
Mass
Miss Greene
Pittsfield General Hospital
Fairview Hospital
Great Barrington
West
Hurlbut Paper Co
South Lee
Atwood Qua
Allan and
Bruce
Valatie
New York
M.K. Greene
Earl Streeter
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bakers Field
Our Lady of Fatima
Robert Powers
Wilmington
Henry Peck
Bissell
Reginald Martin
Episcopal Mission
Grange Hall
Steel Wade Martin
Brattleboro
Hale Co Fetes Retiring Worker Virginia Mattison
Arlington Hale Co Inc coworkers salute Virginia Mattison at a surprise farewell dinner at Green Mountain Restaurant. Twenty guests including her husband attended. Mattison served 17 years as switchboard operator receptionist and order typist. Gifts included a money tree from coworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Virginia Mattison
Hale Co. Inc
Green Mountain
Mattison
Hale Co
Shaftsbury Lists Bus Schedules For Schools
Shaftsbury School Board releases 1963 64 bus routes with Run 1 and Run 2 timetables for Buses 4 5 and 6 serving East Road Reservoir Road Sodom and White Creek Road Route 7 North and other streets. Over 160 pupils will be transported to Shaftsbury Elementary School this year with no high school bus service.
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Shaftsbury
J.E. Paulin
East Road
Raymond Gates
T. Morgan
H. Harrington
Reservoir Road
Rod and Gun Club
School
West Side
J. Johnson
W.J. Shultz
Bodenstairs
Boupton
Decker
Twitchell Hill
Arthur Paulin
Sodom
White Creek Road
Bourn
Old Sodom
Williamson Road
Paquin
Whitman Road
Brownell
Robert Stratton
Bottom Hill
Ben Hullett
Animal Shelter
Timbertrail Road
Depot School
Governor’s Rock
Paul Harrington
Hardy Road
Fleetwood’s Drive
Ray Elwell
Sanders
A. Morin
Airport Road
C. Greene
Stevenson
Hiel Reed
Youngs
Longtin Road
Davis
Lincoln Rice
Miller
Arlington Bus Schedule and School Openings Notice
Arlington announces bus routes in South District Berge Garage Knapp Corner and Top of Death Valley with morning departures and return times. North District routes include Red Mt Road West Arlington Red Mill Bentley Farm and Chiselville Flats with specific pickup times. Arlington Memorial School and Fisher Elementary open Tuesday at 8 15 Half day on date Milk service starts Wednesday Hot Lunch starts Monday Sept 9 Teacher meeting Sept 2 at 8 PM in Memorial School building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berge
Knapp Corner
Top of Death Valley
Red Mt. Road
West Arlington
Red Mill
Bentley Farm
Chiselville Flats
E. Arl
Arlington Memorial School
Fisher Elementary
Memorial School
Hoosick Falls Legion Auxiliary to Meet Sept 5
Hoosick Falls American Legion Auxiliary holds its first meeting of the season on September 5 at 6 30 p.m. in the Legion rooms with a covered dish supper. Members bring a dish while rolls and coffee are provided. Committee in charge includes Mrs Stella Shaw and Mrs Ann Perreault. Election of officers to follow in the business session. Giants dominate NL since 1960 with 44 first division finishes and 16 pennants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Stella Shaw
Ann Perreault
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Betty Trachte
William Gilbert
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Pownal Methodist Church
James H. Bagley
Mr. Bagley
Order of the Rainbow Assembly No. 6
Sal Santarcangelo
Stanley Cleveland
Stanley Kemmerer
Marcel Langlais
Dean Hanson
A&p
Oneida
Grand Union
First National
Salem’s
Beshara’s
Houran’s
Rainbow Girls
Virginia Kemmerer
Evelyn Hathaway
Barbara Buck
Diane Beecher
Ruth Gavin
Jane Lakey
Diane Hanson
Laura Langlais
Cannon
Vallie’s
Ean Martin
Geraldine Page
Vette
Mimieux
Paravision
Mirisch Ciaude Thon
AMC
Three Stooges
Hercules
Ian Fleming
Wun
Ee Drive-In
Elvis Presley
Arthur O'Connell
Flaming Star
Barbara Eden
Erie
Shehun House
Sestaurant
New Gok
Rte
Mary Dillmann
Dover
Denise Allen
Eric Pedersen
Paul, Svend and
Kirsten
Wallingford, Conn
Catherine Mills
Ethel Strausser
Ean
Fitkins: Jewelers
Main St
Bennington, Vt
P.E. Deschenes
M.H. Hirsch
Mary Houghton
Eleanor Albee
Edith Beaumont
SAN Francisco
UPI
Giants
Putney, VI
Santa Claus
Reindeer
U.S.5
Interstate 91
Putney
Latham Circle
Eddie Rich
Joan Caulfield
Peggy Cass In
Seliot Norton
Time Magazine
Ieves
Walter Pidgeon
Lukd Pengo
Fred and
Dial
Sourserit Center
SUN
Svetlova Ballet Company
Marina Svetlova
Oleg Briansky
Bella Reine
Svac-Svetlova Ballet School
Delaware Valley Ballet Co
Mary E. Sisom
Coldbrook Road
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