Food Sale Aids Cub Scout Banquet Effort
Shaftsbury Cub Scout Pack 331 will sponsor a food sale at Mattison's store starting at 10 a.m. Saturday to raise funds for the annual Blue and Gold banquet next month. Households unable to bake are reminded to keep the event in mind. Popular nurse Gwen Montgomery has been elected president of her class at Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts of
Pack 331
Mattison
Gwen Montgomery
Robert Montgomery
Mary Hitchcock
Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth Experimental College
Group Dynamics Workshop
Lost Horizons
Mary McClellan Lists Patients
Mary McClellan Hospital released weekly admissions and discharges for January 21. Bennington area patients include John Bakaitis Owen Crawford Sandra Carroll Mary Forest Keith Hahn Jean Gillis and others. Discharges feature Owen Crawford Martha Granger Keith Hahn Raymond Favreau Clara Jones Ann Putnam Edward Waitekus and more. Plant manager Francis J. McEvoy left Jan 18 for Tempe Arizona to work with Albany Felt Company’s Industrial Fabrics Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N.Y
Mary McClellan Hospital
Bennington
John Bakaitis
North Hoosick
Owen G. Crawford
Sandra A. Carroll
Mary C. Forest
Keith A. Hahn
Jean Gillis
Raymond C. Favreau
North Bennington
Blanche E. Jones
Buskirk
Clara G. Jones
Berlin
Emil Lang Sr
Edward H. Shaw
Rena B. Sherman
Rupert
Clara C. Jones
Marion Hughes
West Pawlet
Ann Putnam
Edward G. Waitekus
Jacqueline Wilson
Hoosick Falls
Sandra Wescott
Petersburg
Francis J. McEvoy
Albany St
Albany Felt Company
Tempe, Ariz
Failure Rate At Williams Lower Than Ever
Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts reports only two of 1220 students were required to resign for academic failure in the fall semester. The low rate follows a recent shift to a 4-4 curriculum and a year-long minimum achievement standard. Total student departures fell from 42 to 16, with illness and voluntary withdrawal as main nonacademic reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
George C. Howard
John M. Hyde
Williams
Hyde
Bennington Birth and Local News Briefs
A son, Jonathan Merrill Jamieson, was born Friday at Bennington hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Jamieson of Peru. Weight seven pounds 11 1/2 ounces. Mrs. Jamieson returned home with Jonathan Tuesday. Fire department meeting discussed buying 400 feet of 2 1/2 inch hose and two used walkie talkie sets. Mrs. Raymond Farnum and daughter Evelyn visited Rochester last weekend. Farnum's daughter is home on vacation after Castleton exams and Bromley House work. Visitors include Serge Gagarin of Southport, Conn.. David Sills and C R Hagen of Chappaqua, N.Y.. Charles Noyes and Peter Bradford of Syosset, L.I.. and the Heinsohn family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Merrill Jamieson
Bennington Hospital
Mahlon Jamieson
Peru
Farnum
Ronald Rosenthal
Rochester
Miss Farnum
Castleton State College
Bromley House
Serge Gagarin
Southport
Hoosick Falls Bonded Demolition Of Old Wood School Part
Burgess Bros of Bennington contracted to demolish the new part of the Walter A. Wood school in Hoosick Falls, with a performance bond posted and work expected to start in about two weeks. Completion is due by April 1. The village has received the deed from the Hoosick Falls Central School District, and after demolition the mansion section will be converted into apartments by Kenneth Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOND
Burgess Bros
Bennington
Walter A. Wood
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central
Kenneth Lester
Hoosick Falls Senior Center Holds First Meeting at New HQ
The Hoosick Falls Senior Center met in the former Cooky Jar bakery on Elm Street for its first gathering in the new headquarters. President William Greenwood reported 34 letters sent requesting support and a $15 early donation from Wood Flong Corp, with 28 attendees filling the space and plans to expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Senior Center
Cooky Jar
Elm Street
William Greenwood
Wood Flong Corp
Greenwood
Caesar Galvagni
Maeleine Schimek
Edith Craig Reynolds
Grange News Reports Grange Members Enter Degrees
Stamford Valley Grange met Monday with Alfred Mullett presiding. First and second degrees were conferred on Steven Mullett and Robert Forgette. Denise Richards joined as member-elect for spring. Mrs Viola Wilcox state deputy and Mr and Mrs Clarence Decker attended from other Granges. Deputy Van Horn invited officers to the June 8 meeting in Williamstown. Banquet set for April 20 in Bennington. Donations supported several state and regional groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
Town of
Hoosick
Lions Club
Petersburg Pass
Beaumont
Mary McClellan
Alice Dibble
Allabel
Salem’s
Alem Eels
Haddock
Bae
Maure
Main St
Edith Beaumont
Esso
Winslow
Depot St
Reynolds
Channel 4
Schimek
Pittstown
Troy Exchange
Lena Cramer
Stella Sincinski
Ruth Flagstand
Lida Dooley
Senior Center
Grace Armstrong
Ruth Flagstad
Mae Aer
Oneida
Main Street
Grange News
Stamford Grange
International Farm Youth Exchange
Radio Free Europe
State Grange Educational Aid Fund
Vermont Old Cemetery Association
Life Insurance
Raymond R. Godsoe
Park St
Metropolitan Life
New York N
Pesta IS
Teflon
Prema Press
Fishman’s
Lax
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!