Local Notes From East Arlington Sunderland Area
East Arlington and Sunderland area residents share visits and illness updates. Mrs Samuel Randall remains in Putnam Memorial Hospital. Grace Bahan of Bennington visits her son L A Bahan. Hermon F E Benjamin family visited Pittsfield Mass with daughter Mrs John Keane. Birth announced at Putnam Memorial Hospital a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Young Jr Corp. David Keighan returns to France after furlough with parents and grandparents. Edward Flynn of New York City visits his mother Mrs Agness Flynn staying with niece Mrs Celia Von Sitas at Sunderland rest home. Gale Livingston sprains ankle playing basketball. Funeral of Mrs William Smiel attended by Walter Crawford and others. Edward Curren Sr drives to Middlebury to fetch granddaughter Heidi. Mrs Wesley Walker recovering from a cold. Birth announced Jan 13 a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Cameron. Floyd Miller family returns to Orangeburg. Guy Phillips of Hoosick Falls visits. Dick Squires spending midyear vacation with parents. Squires family honored for William and Dick. Billy Squires, just finished basic training at Ft Dix, visits before heading to West Point. Rev Charles W Grande’s sermon titled Salvation and Unbelief to be delivered next Sunday at Federated Church. Youth Fellowship meets with St James Episcopal Church to discuss practices. Adult Bible study at the home of Mr and Mrs William Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon FE
Benjamin
Pittsfield
Mass
John Keane
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Henry Young Jr
Edward Flynn
New York City
Agness Flynn
Celia von Sitas
Sunderland
Gale Livingston
Walter Crawford
Eber White
Joyce Legacy
Burlington
Joan Hughes
Smiel
Edward Curren Sr
Middlebury
Heidi
James
Wesley Walker
Donald Cameron
Cameron
Floyd Miller
Orangeburg
N.Y
Guy Phillips
Hoosick Falls
Robert Shuffleton
Dick Squires
University of Maine
Paul Squires
William G. Andrew
Jay Mattison
William
Billy’’ Squires
Ft. Dix
N.J
Shaftsbury
West Point
Charles W. Grande
Federated Church
Bailey Hall
St. James Episcopal Church
William Williams
North Bennington Church Plans 1962 Officers
At the annual meeting the Congregational Church outlined 1962 leadership including president Duncan Campbell and vice president John Kennedy Jr. Trustees, deacons, committees, and officers were named with assignments to church school, religious education, library, altar, missions, and council representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Congregational Church
Women’s Fellowship
Church Library
Pilgrim Fellowship
Duncan Campbell
John Kennedy Jr
David Barton
Myron Jones
Fred Babson
Ralph Jones
Clarence White
Harold Elmer
Riemann
J. Edward White
Wilbur Keene
W. C. H. Cushman
Thomas Dean
Hans Friederich
Arthur Wickenden
Arthur S. Jones
Leroy Watson
Harold Riemann
Fred Ester
Arthur Jones
Helen Cushman
Rober Nolan
Polio Fund Hillbilly Show Aims Sunday At State Armory
The Polio Fund Hillbilly Show to benefit the March of Dimes is set for Sunday afternoon at the State Armory. county chairmen Breard Hawks and Hamilton Shields urge collections. Master of ceremonies Bernard McNaney leads, with appearances by polio victims Freddie Forrest and Princess Crawford, and Don Mylott. Community Band by Gunnar Schonbeck, plus Dixieland, Cecelia Greene and DuCharme studio dancers, Ellery Lawrence magic acts, guitar solos, and regional hillbilly acts. Tickets available at Maurice E. Rudd Co. on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breard H. Hawks
Hamilton Shields
Bennington
State Armory
Bernard J. McNaney
Freddie Forrest
Princess Crawford
Freddie
Don Mylott
Manchester
Gunnar Schonbeck
Cecelia Greene
DuCharme
Ellery Lawrence
Vermont Farm Bureau Eyes Relaxing Government Controls
Vermont State Farm Bureau board members from most counties met at the Concord New Hampshire program kickoff. They endorsed reducing government controls in agriculture and discussed marketing orders trade promotion and crop retirement proposals while planning leadership conferences in Vermont for policy activation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
State Farm Bureau Board
Highway Hotel
Concord
N.H
American Farm Bureau
Charles Schuman
New England
Farm Bureaus
Chicago
Schuman
Farm Bureau
Keith Wallace
Vermont Farm Bureau
State Board
St. Johnsbury
Chester
Wallace
Food Sale Friday Aids Art Fund
A sale of home baked foods will be held at Vermont Gas Corp 487 Main St on Friday from 1 to 4 pm. The event, sponsored by Beech Street School Parent Teachers Group, benefits the school Art Fund with pies cakes cookies doughnuts beans salads and preserves on offer. Committee in charge includes Mrs Richard Leake Mrs Arthur Richard Mrs Walter Dunham Mrs Charles Watson Mrs Harry Percey Mrs Stanley Pike and Mrs William Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Gas Corp
Main St
Beech Street
Richard Leake
Arthur Richard
Walter Dunham
Bennington Weekend Visits and Family Updates
Rupert and Mrs Horace Moore spent Sunday in Bennington with Mr and Mrs Everett Lillie and enjoyed venison dinner. Mrs Lou Gardy returned home to Salem N Y after convalescing from an operation. Mr and Mrs Ray Brayner and Mrs Mary Hoye visited sister Mrs Nora Cleveland in Albany Friday. Dawn Willis and daughter Bonnie of Saxton s River Edward Fisher of Granville N Y and Phyllis DeLong visited Mr and Mrs George Fisher over the weekend. Jay Moore a University of Vermont student is on vacation with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace. Moore
Bennington
Everett Lillie
Lou Gardy
Salem
N.Y
Ray Brayner
Mary Hoye
Albany
Nora Cleveland
Dawn Willis
Bonnie
Saxton’s River
Edward Fisher
Granville
Phyllis DeLong
George Fisher
Miss Pietryka to Wed L Samuel Miller in March
Miss Pietryka daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Pietryka of West Rutland announces the engagement to L Samuel Miller son of Mrs Mary Miller of Weston and the late Lloyd S Miller The couple plan a March 3 wedding Miss Pietryka is a Mildred Elley School graduate and works for O Neill Delaney Valente in Rutland Miller attended the University of Portland and earned a master's at Vermont He is executive secretary of the Vermont Democratic Party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHST
Rutland
Stanley
Pietryka
West Rutland
Mary Teresa
L. Samuel Miller
Mary Miller
Weston
Lloyd S. Miller
Mildred Elley Secretarial School For Girls
Albany
N.Y
O’neill, Delaney & Valente
University of Portland
Oregon
University of Vermont
Democratic Party
Vermont
Memorial gifts and local visits noted in White Creek
An oxygen tent was presented to Mary McClellan Hospital in memory of Flora Perry and a monetary gift was made to the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad in memory of Freeman Perry. The family expresses gratitude for contributions and outlines fund usage. Stanley and Gladys Wallace of Glens Falls were recent guests of Clarence Decker, who hosted Mason family visitors in Pawlet Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McClellan Hospital
Flora Perry
Town of Hoosick
Freeman Perry
Stanley Wallace
Glens Falls
N. Y
Clarence Decker
Charles Mason
Pawlet
Hoosick Rural Cemetery and All Saints Church Officers Elected
Hoosick Rural Cemetery held its annual meeting in Howard Cox's Garage and elected president George Engquist, secretary treasurer Howard G Cox, and trustees William Cipperly, Cox, Engquist, John Jones, Frank Pierce, and Watson White. All Saints Episcopal Church elected junior warden George Engquist and vestrymen Robert R Breese and Glenn Hynick, with John W Winegard treasurer and Robert W Bovie clerk. The update notes several parish activities and future programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rietz
Putnar Memorial Hospital
Hoosick Rural Cemetery
Howard Cox
George Engquist
Howard G. Cox
William Cipperly
John Jones
Frank Pierce
Watson White
All Saints Episcopal Church
Robert R. Breese
Glenn Hynick
John W. Winegard
Robert W. Bovie
Gertrude Burnham
Verda Philpott
Irving Stevens
Balmain Spring Collection Promises Ease and Defined Waists
Paris reports Pierre Balmain’s new spring summer line features pyramid silhouettes with narrow shoulders and belted waists. Married women receive tailored day wear in bright colors including brutal red and turquoise, with knee length hems and pleated skirts. Coats dominate ensembles, with turquoise and red coatings paired with white or navy dresses and color bindings at hems and necklines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pierre Balmain
Waterbury community notes and obit mentions
Mr and Mrs George McWayne attended the funeral of Ivan Burnham, lifelong Waterbury jeweler and past Vermont Retail Jewelers Association president. They visited Miss Helen Andrews in Burlington. Other items: Dr and Mrs Hobart Agnew of Montclair NJ staying locally. Dr and Mrs Charles Harwood visiting Olive Dern. Miss Maxine Colet returning home. Maplewood 4 H meets Jan 29. Mrs William Chace and infant Carol Susan born Jan 16 in Hanover NH. Harlan Cooledge and Mrs Gladys Phillips visiting Hanover NH to see patient Harlan’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McWayne
Waterbury
Ivan Burnham
Vermont Retail Jewelers Association
Vermont Phototographers’ Organization
Hobart Agnew
Montclair
N.J
Charles Harwood
Olive Dern
Maxine Colet
Burr Phillips
New York City
Detroit
Mich
Maplewood 4-H
James Edgerton
William Chace
Carol Susan
Hanover
N.H
Harlan Cooledge
Gladys Phillips
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East Arlington
Samuel Randall
Grace Bahan
L.A. Bahan
Nichols
Martex Sovereign Towels
Dupont
Price
Union ST
Mildred Wallace
Thelma Gaul
William Nolan
Isabel Sherwood
Harold Winchell
Florence Pratt
George Randall
Louis Calabro
Janet Barton
John Kennedy
Charles Austin
Joseph Hall
Gov’t
Rupert
Jay Moore
The
Mrs
Horace Moore
PLAID
Rth
Bennington Rd
TEL
Adams
Eleanor Niles
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Baptist Church
Lula Shaw
Dorothy Dickie
Mary S. Jones
Harry E. Dipperly
Schenectady
George Cloke
Paul Cipperly
Paul
Frank Cipperly
Southwest
All Saints Church News
YPF
Trinity
Balmain
Dorset
Miriam Tifft
Our
Vermont National and Savings Bank
Main St. Bennington
Federal Deposit, Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
ART Ward's
Ben Mont Ave
Hale Dinette
Kroehler
Daystrom
Bigelow - Sanford
Bassett Bedroom
Haynes & KA
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