Youth Ski Program Begins at Prospect Mountain
Woodford Vermont Under the Prospect Mountain Ski School director Alan Dunklee a junior ski program for over 150 youths starts at Prospect Mountain. The program costs 2 dollars for instruction and supervised skiing weekly plus free skiing during Washington's Birthday week with Grades 1 through 12 invited.
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Prospect Mt
Woodford
Alan Dunklee
Prospect Mountain
Robert M. Wilson
Pippin Knoll
Bennington
Prospect
North Bennington
Duncan Campbell
Jane Handy
Brattleboro
Dutch Hill
Greater Bennington Ski Club forms with Prospect Mountain ties
The Bennington Bromley Junior Ski Club members affiliate with Prospect Mountain and become the Greater Bennington Ski Club. Skiing instruction begins this week with Saturday tests for class placement, Friday Prospt sessions, and a $2 Prospect fee. North Bennington and Shaftsbury offer after school instruction. 250+ children enrolled. safety checks urged for equipment as run-away skis pose danger.
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Bennington
Bromley Junior Ski Club
Prospect Mountain
Greater Bennington
Country Club
Prospect
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
North
Bromley
Mimi Wilson
Bromey
Record Ski Booking Surge In Manchester Area
A new year weekend saw a record influx of skiers across Manchester area lodgings. Two booking services cover the valley and mountain with Green Mountain Resort Association and Three Area Association expanding beds to roughly 2300 to 2400, aided by a joint promotional fund of 7700 dollars.
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Manchester
Mountain
Green Mountain Resort Association
George Martin Bondville
Chamber of Commerce
Manchester Center
Judith Jost
Snow Valley
Magic Mountain
Stratton
Arlington
Sunderland
Dorsets
Leon Marks
Hillcrest Inn
Manchester Depot
Fred Pabst
Bromley
Hans Thorner
Elmer Argust
Martha Canfield Library Sees Limited Hours Amid Illness
The Martha Canfield Library operates Thursdays 7 30 to 9 pm and usual 2 to 5 pm Tuesday through Saturday while librarian Mrs Fred McGuire is ill. Arlington American Legion Post holds a special meeting next Monday at 730 pm in Legion rooms replacing New Year’s night session.
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Martha Canfield
Donald Norris
Alice May Norris
Fred McGuire
Arlington American Legion Post
Legion Rooms
North Bennington Baptist Women hold church meeting
The North Bennington Baptist Women Society will meet at the church Tuesday evening January 8 at 7 30. An important business meeting will be led by Mrs Maynard Overlock. The Monday Bible Study Class begins again at 7 45 each week at Miss Jane Thomson's home. The teenage Sunday School class taught by Rev Alfred Scott hosted a Christmas dinner at Knotty Pine Restaurant.
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Women’s Society of the Baptist Church
Maynard Overlock
Baptist Church
Jane Thomson
Alfred Scott
Scott
Knotty Pine
Cheryl Kenyon
Andrea Kenyon
Barbara Kenyon
Jo Ann Shaw
Mary Harwood
Meridyth Whitman
Ralph Lindsey
Darryl Pierce
Duncan Pierce
William B. Young
Arthur Whitman
Gary Briggs
Mr. Scott
Edgar J. Goodspeed
Ton
Mabel Cone
Equinox House Legacy Tied to Lincoln Visit and Manchester History
The Equinox House in Manchester Vermont, a landmark since 1853, rose to prominence after Mrs. Lincoln and 20 year old Robert stayed there in 1863. It became a social center for wealth and fashion as Lincoln’s circle returned for summers and golf, while nearby Dr Sprague and Franklin Orvis shaped its medical and bottling past. The property later hosted an airfield opened 1928 and expanded through 1949, adapting through Prohibition era publicity and changes in ownership, yet preserving its famed hospitality tied to Lincoln years.
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Walter Hard
Manchester
Abraham Lincoln
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Chicago
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New York
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Sprague
Royal College of Surgeons
Manchester Journal
Franklin Orvis
Mt. Equinox
Orvis
Vermont
Vermont Council of Safety
Thaddeus Munson
Vanderlip
The
Times
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Montreal
Battenkill
F.M. Greenwood
Equinox House
Southern Vermont Flying Service of
North Springfield
National Aeronautics Association
A. Lincoln
Wilmington Dover reopen after holiday recess
Wilmington and Dover Schools reopened Wednesday morning after the holiday break. Students wear Christmas gifts like mittens sweaters and skates while looking forward to skating and skiing. Girl Scouts Troop 544 postponed January meeting to the 9th.
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Wilmington
Dover
Santa Claus
Girl Scouts of Troop 544
Peter Barton
Bar
Dent runs auto repair shop in Williams Arizona
Jack Dent operates an auto repair business in Williams Arizona as reported by AP.
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Williams, Ariz
Jack Dent
Busi
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