Pseudonyms Lose The Mask In Modern Literature
A barrage of real names behind pen names prompts questions about privacy and fame. The piece traces examples from Henry Sutton to John Keats era voices, noting readers’ attachment to nom de plumes and urging readers to adopt their own preferred names for privacy and charm.
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Mark Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
O. Henry
William Sydney Porter
Mary Annn Evans
George Eliot
Amandine Dudevant
George Sand
Sylvia Porter
S. F. Porter
Mary Renault
Bull
Suzy
Chally Knickerbocker
Suzy Knickerbocker
Aileen Mehle
John Kenneth Galbraith
Mark Epernay
Farmers' Market supporters praised in Shaftsbury letter
To the Editor, Mary Walker of Shaftsbury commends the Shaftsbury Farmers Market for a successful year led by coordinator Betty VanderEls with help from her committee, vendors, and customers. The project raised $1,152.59 for the Mary Monroe Hawkins Learning Center, with thanks to all who contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury Farmers’ Ket
Betty VanderEls
Mary Monroe Hawkins
Morse caps high three game total in big pin league
Hubby Morse, captain jockey, breaks loose on Cullinan alleys to set a new season high three game total of 650. Barrett of Wax Paper league held the previous high. Girls club notes and presidential cabinet speculation follow with views on Carter era appointments and the diversity likely in the new administration.
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Morse
Cullinan
Barrett
Venus de Milo
Genevieve Grant
Carl Hallsthammer
Chicago
Citizens urge against B-1 bomber in letter to Carter
Eunice Clark Smith and Chard Powers Smith of Arlington urge President elect Carter to oppose the B-1 bomber. They call it a waste of money, arguing funds should instead go to civilian programs that create jobs and infrastructure.
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Carter
Mr. Carter
Cear
Pentagon
Congress
Eunice Clark Smith
Chard Powers Smith
Carter's Cabinet picks eye women and Republicans
The piece outlines Carter’s potential Cabinet strategy emphasizing at least two women including a possible minority member, a Republican presence, and conservation emphasis for Interior. It cites candidates like Stewart Brandborg, Michael McCloskey, Patsy Mink, Tom McCall, Russell Peterson, Morris Udall, John Seiberling, and Cecil Andrus, detailing prospects and political dynamics.
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Carter
Tom McCall
Oregon
Russell W. Peterson
Delaware
Theodore Roosevelt
Harold L. Ickes
Memorial note honors Margaretta Van R Schuyler
A bennington tribute recalls Margot Schuyler a legend who helped form the RSVP program in Bennington Rutland County. She sat on the steering committee four years ago, aided recruitment, secured free office space, and supported volunteers through dedicated service.
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Margaretta van R. Schuyler
Bennington
Margot Schuyler
Margot
RSVP
Rutland County
St. Peter’s
Margot remembered for leadership in RSVP volunteer era
Margot served as 1st, vice and 3rd chairman of the Council over four years guiding RSVP through sponsorship changes from BROC to UCS. A pioneer as the first woman furniture buyer in the U.S. and antique shop owner in Paris, she supported women’s suffrage and inspired retirement fulfillment in Bennington.
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Patsy Mink
Hawaii
Margot
BROC
BOC and
ROC
UCS
United Counseling Service
U.S
Paris
France
Gratitude to Bennington Firemen For Rapid Help
A brief letter to the editor thanking the volunteer firemen of Bennington for swift arrival and action that halted a rapidly spreading fire, turning what could have been a disaster into minor trouble. Signed Edward and Olive Etheridge of 308 Pleasant St.
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Bennington
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Idaho
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Springfield
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Francis J. Cone
Bennington Village
Joseph Young
Old Bennington
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Woodstock
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Edward Silver
August C. Kelson
James Kearns
State Highway Board
Ivor R. Pelsue
Thomas E. Smith
Bennington College
Nancy Clayton
George Plumb
Bennington County
Howard C. Estes
Marion P. McCarthy
River Road
Vermont Line
Charles M. Wilkinson
Charles Kier
MAU
Susan Bitensky
Mt. Anthony
Burlington Free Press
Doris
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Edward & Olive Etheridge
Pleasant St
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Becker
Saab
Aaron
Scot Sport Motors
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