Pownalite Burned In Trailer Fire
Edward S. Couleter, 22, is in satisfactory condition with first and second degree burns after a pre dawn trailer fire on Lincoln Street. His wife Roxanne, 20, and their two children Dawn, 1 1/2, and Edward Jr., 4 months, escaped. back draft from a burner stove is blamed. Couleter works at Warren Wire Co and is a volunteer firefighter. The family is staying with his parents on Northwest Hill Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Edward S. Couleter
North Adams Hospital
Lincoln Street
Roxanne
Dawn
Edward Jr
Coulters
Coulter
Warren Wire Co
Meeting Notices For La dies Guild And League In Pownal
The Ladies' Guild of Our Lady of Lourdes Church in North Pownal postponed its monthly meeting to February 1 at 8 in the North Pownal Firehouse. An informational meeting to discuss forming a Pownal unit of the League of Women Voters is set for Wednesday at 8 in the new Solomon Wright Library with Mrs. Elizabeth Gillette and Mrs. N Y DuHamel from the Bennington unit explaining the nonpartisan organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Guild of Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Pownal
League of Women Voters
New
Solomon Wright Library
Elizabeth Gillette
N.Y. DuHamel
Bennington
Public Turkey Supper Set In Grange Hall
Hoosick residents plan a public turkey supper at the Grange Hall on Thursday night February 10 with serving from 5 30 until all are served. Miss Lena Bartlett of Albany visited Miss An nette L McLaughlin over the weekend. The Crusaders will meet Wednesday night February 2 with Mrs Esther Tilley. Jeffrey A Blair of Loudonville visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John W Winegard over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Lena Bartlett
Albany
Annette L. McLaughlin
The
Crusaders
Esther Tilley
Jeffrey A. Blair
Loudonville
John W. Winegard
Howard Marsden
Howard Manley
Richard Carney
Architecture Worth Saving in Rensselaer County Hoosick Steeple
Hoosick Falls N Y Mrs Edith Craig Reynolds presents a $1000 gift to First Baptist Church Hoosick for steeple restoration. The donation accompanies historical notes linking the church to Gideon Reynolds and Chester A Arthur, with ties to Lincoln era records and local biographies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Edith Craig Reynolds
Bernd Foerster M. Arch
RPI
Reynolds
Edith Craig
London
England
First Baptist Church
South Street
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Internal Revenue
New York State
Lincoln
Troy Historical Society
Chester Arthur
Union College
Gideon Reynolds
Young Arthur
Manchester Gardeners Peek Into 'Wonderful World of Bryophytes'
Manchester Garden Club meets at Colburn House where Elizabeth C. Newton of Stone Chimney Gardens lectured on bryophytes mosses lichens and liverworts detailing their soil value and horticultural use. The season ends with club elections and plans for July Dorset pilgrimage and April yearbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Garden Club of
Colburn House
Elizabeth C. Newton
Stone Chimney Gardens
Reading
James H. Glenn
Newton
Reginald Heard
Garden Pilgrimage
Dorset
George L. Markey
William Eray
Mt. Laurel
Avalanche Motel
Henri van Schaick
Cavendish
Mary M Hawkins Memorial Library Reaches Maturity in Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury marks growth of the Mary Monroe Hawkins Memorial Library begun in 1946 with a dedicated space upgrade funded by the Federal Aid Program and Shaftsbury School District. The expanded room features metal stacks for 1 750+ books, new tables for research, and a growing magazine collection. Student librarians under Mrs. Jessie Hulet manage circulation, cataloging, and repairs, with each grade visiting weekly. The library, born from donations after Mary Hawkins’s 1946 death, is now sustained by endowments and a functioning seven-member board plus teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Mary Monroe Hawkins
The
Library Association
Jessie Hulet
Lois Bunk
Barbara Ackersman
Linda King
Kathleen Flynn
Susan Sweet
Hawkins
Arthur Jones
Mary Monroe Hawkins Memorial Library Association
Dorothy Bailey
Shaftsbury Elementary School
Sherry Miller
Kimberly Borden
Shaftsbury Brownies
Barbara Ackerman
Mary Monroe Hawkins Memorial Library
Stacy
Manchester Ski Lift Injury Involves Town Official
Manchester official Donna Nelson, secretary to Town Manager James L Woodard, was slightly injured Sunday at Stowe when trying to board a ski chairlift. Her left leg was strained but she returned to work Monday after Sunday treatment. Barbara Nawrath leaves Child Development Center to become kindergarten teacher at Barstow School in Chittenden. Lions and Rotary Clubs plan a joint meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Worthy Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Nelson
James L. Woodard
Stowe
Barbara Nawrath
Child Development Center
Barstow
Chittenden
Manchester Lions and
Rotary Clubs
Worthy Inn
North Bennington News Notes on Residents and Travel
Mrs Margaret Flanders leaves North Bennington for Clearwater Florida to spend the rest of winter. Jon Kenyon recovers from a leg injury suffered in a coasting accident when sled tree impact embedded splinter. His sister Susan handles his Banner route while he recovers. New Main Street residents Mr and Mrs James Myers moved from Double T to H M Simmons apartment. Mrs Jennie Clark returns from a long holiday trip visiting Ft Leavenworth Kansas and the Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Flanders
Houghton Street
Clearwater, Fla
Jon Kenyon
Gordon Kenyon
Mechanic Street
Suesan
Main Street
James Myers
Double T
H.M. Simmons
Jennie Clark
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Mas. Gordon Clark
Cleveland Area
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the Coulters
Coulter’s
Mrs
Raymond Coulter
Northwest Hill Road
Robert G. Dana
United Church of
East Rupert
James B. Murray
St. Paul’s Church
Robert L. Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
Dan Noble
James West
Godfrey Parker
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Ada M. Breer
Edith Beaumont
Anne Mauger
William Heinz
Donald Mercereau
Mary M. Hawkins Memorial Library
Mary Monroe Hawkeins
Shaftsebury
Old Village
Red Brick
Library Rules
Miracle
Walker
North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
Frost’s Pharmacy
North ST
A&p
Lorette Avenue
Ringheiser
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