Hoosick Receives Gift for New Fire Truck
Hoosick fire commissioners learned of a $22,000 gift from Rev. Edith Craig Reynolds to buy a long needed fire truck. The donation covers most of a $25,000 fully equipped truck, with a $3,000 funding already saved, enabling immediate purchase. Reynolds, a Troy resident, also funded a $1,000 memorial for Van Rensselaer Lodge F and AM.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Armstrong
Reynolds
Howard Cox
Hoosick Falls
Bennington
Troy
Albert Stevens
John Jones
Omer Brewerrstuhl
Frank Cipperly
George Spendiff
Spendiff
Hoosick Falls Man To Manage Arizona Plant
Francis J. McEvoy of Albany Street former plant manager at Hoosick Falls branch of Albany Felt Company is named plant manager of a new fume bag sewing plant in Tempe Arizona. He will start January and train between North Monmouth Maine and Albany. He will head the Arizona plant for a year then return to Hoosick Falls. Robert Shiland will divide time between Hoosick Falls and Albany as manager. Thomas Moore is promoted to supervisory trainee assisting Shiland.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Francis J. McEvoy
Albany Street
Albany Felt Company
Tempe
Ariz
Pheenix
McEvoy
Monmouth
Maine
Albany
Elizabeth McEvoy
Hoosick Falls Central School
Arizona
Robert Shiland
Thomas Moore
Wilder Avenue
Shiland
Christmas Party for Cambridge Valley Chapter No 570 members
Twenty five members of the past matrons circle of the Cambridge Valley Chapter No 570 CES and guests enjoyed a Christmas party and fried chicken dinner. Line officers attended, May Bowles was toastmistress, and Mrs Abba Anton gave the invocation. Prizes were won by Mrs Frederick Severson, Dorothy R. Madison, Mrs Nina Watkins and Mrs George Robertson. Decorations featured a Christmas theme. Embury Methodist Church and Harry Randall cooperated in selling Christmas trees at East Main Street and Maple Avenue.
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Cambridge Valley
CES
Dorothy R. Madison
Kaare Johanson
Elizabeth Ridler
May Bowles
Abba Anton
Frederick Severson
Nina Watkins
George Robertson
Robertson
Town Office Vote Tuesday in Manchester
Manchester voters will decide to build a town office at an estimated cost not to exceed 30000 and whether to borrow 30000 at 3.25 percent for 15 years. Selectmen signed a bonding agreement Friday with Norman Construction Co of Bennington to proceed if approved.
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Manchester
Selectmen
Norman Construction Co
Bennington
Norman Co
Williams and Bugbee Garage
Arlingtonians To Have Cable TV Reception Event
Arlington Manchester TV Corp announces cable TV availability in town. A public reception with refreshments at the Community House Tuesday 3 to 8 30 p.m. displays a five channel lineup and reception characteristics for Arlington residents. The firm notes 30,000 feet of wire strung since 1964. About 70 percent of Arlington homes reachable, with a 40 foot mast antenna in East Arlington and five pickups plus an FM aerial. One channel is WMHT education TV from Schenectady New York.
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Manchester TV Corp
Arlington
Ringheiser
Dorset
Manchester
Bondville
Arlington Selectmen
East Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
WMHT
Education TV
Scheenectady
N.Y
Gift Shop at Rockport Run by Ingermans in Yankee
The December Yankee magazine features a Rockport Massachusetts gift shop operated by Mr and Mrs George Ingerman former Montclair Motel proprietors. A photo shows Mrs Ingerman beside the Christmas Dove Gift Shop sign designed by their daughter Nadine a Burr and Burton Seminary graduate and RI School of Design junior. Also in the issue is a vacation piece recommending a visit to the Southern Vermont Art Center.
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Yankee Magazine
Rockport
Mass
George Ingerman
Montclair
Ingerman
Ingermans
Nadine
Burr and Burton Seminary
Rhode Island School of Design
Southern Vermont Art Center
Walloomsac Bertha Hoag and family hosts
Mr and Mrs Eugene Slavin and children of Glens Falls recently visited Mr and Mrs Robert Baldwin and Mrs Henry Cerwinski. The Cerwinskis with their children from Keansburg New Jersey were weekend guests of Mrs Alice B Fitzgerald, Cerwinski’s mother.
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Eugene Slavin
Glens Falls
Robert Baldwin
Henry Cerwinski
Keansburg
N.J
Cerwinski
Alice B, Fitzgerald
Arlington Garden Club Plans Wreath Making
Arlington Garden Club will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday at West Arlington Grange Hall to make Christmas wreaths and trimmings. Mrs. J. S. Estabrook and Mrs. Marion Philipson from Brandon will assist, greens are gathered, members should bring wire cutters and scissors. Luncheon at 1 p.m. followed by a business meeting and workshop.
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Arlington
Arlington Garden Club
West Arlington Grange Hall
J.S. Estabrook
Brandon Garden Club
Marion Philipson
Brandon
Estabrook
Allan P. Robertson
Arlington Club
Family Visit Spans Shaftsbury Lanesboro and Springfield
Mrs Arthur Robinson and children of Framingham Mass visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Strong in Shaftsbury. They journeyed to Lanesboro to stay with Mr and Mrs William Strong for Thanksgiving. On Sunday William Strong and family and Mrs Jennie Sisco of Springfield joined the visit.
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Arthur Robinson
Framingham
Mass
Jesse Strong
Lanesoro
William Strong
Jennie Sisco
Strong
Springfield
Shaftsbury
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Hoosick Falls Lodge
OS Aia
Main St. Bennington, Vr
Cambridge
Ruth
Arlingtonians
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Brandon Training School
Wilfred P. Racine
Walter N. Finney
Granville Greenwold
Mark Hebbert
George H. Hess
James P. O'Neil
Eugene Pelham
Ww. I. Stearns
Donald Trachte
Millard Vaughn
E.T. Williams
Vermont Soldiers Home
Oneida Mets
Main St
Fran Stacy
Cash & Carry
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Dial
Evans
Burt Bros
Creal
Bank of North Bennington
North Bennington
ORTH
Ennington
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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