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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
7
Leigh Perkins named interim president of Charles F. Orvis Co. in Manchester rents Mrs Edith Snare’s guest cottage on Dorset Hollow Road with Dorset Marden Skinner listed at the same contact number 867-4490.
HOOSICK NY The four sons Waldo William Dean and Paul honored their mother Alice L Cipperly at a birthday party in the Grange Hall She is 75 and was presented with a diamond ring by her family Guests numbering over 70 enjoyed a 1 PM dinner and a night lunch with games and music throughout the day.
At the annual meeting of the Dorset Village Public Library Inc. members amended the charter to allow a nine member board and officers elected from the board. Hugh MacNair was re elected president with Alfred Gilbert as vice president. Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Margaret Burgoyne were elected secretary and treasurer. The report by librarian Miss Katherine Child noted rising use by children and youths, a 2100 circulation in the Young Dorset Room, 500 books loaned to Dorset Elementary School in 1964, more new books, and services for shut ins and gifts received. Trustees serve one to three years: MacNair, Stannard, Gilbert, Cushman, Smith, Hawkes, Miller, Sawyer, Burgoyne.
A Swampacres writer recounts a brisk encounter with Boreas the north wind during a cold spell. After a chilly night prompting a reluctant plan to move to Syd Meachem’s Dorset Hollow, warmth from an electric blanket proved insufficient. The author describes a vivid wintry landscape seen from the Meachem lawn with frost, snow, and shifting light.
Last week's card party by Red Mt. Chapter CBS drew many, prompting a Friday 8 p.m. follow up at the Masonic Temple with Bridge and 500. Kindergarten parents meet Wednesday 8 p.m. at Community House. March of Dimes supper Saturday 6 p.m. at Legion rooms. Alan Fisher leaves for Lackland AFB for basic training. James MacMartin, state fish biologist, speaks Tuesday 8 p.m. at East Arlington firehouse on The Battenkill River.
Sunderland town clerk William Bahan announces nominating certificates are obtainable at his office and must be filed between February 2 and 9 for town office candidates. Everett Squires plows East Arlington sidewalks after snow. American Legion Auxiliary hosts a covered dish supper at 6 p.m. for March of Dimes. Federated Church Production Day on February 3 at Bailey Hall prepares missions sewing for July 21 bazaar. bring lunch. coffee provided. all women invited. business at 1 p.m.
Guardrails on Searsburg Mountain, replaced after a car tore them down, were torn down again. Weekend travel was poor with at least four motorists and a lumber truck bogged in ditches or on the mountain. Continuous sleet and snow undid highway crew efforts despite sanding and salting.
West Arlington to Sandgate locals and visitors converged for a weekend gathering. Mr and Mrs William Henry and children Robin and Billy traveled from Norwalk Connecticut. Dan Setannie joined from Bethel Connecticut. Also present were M Schneider of Flushing New York and Henry Laban of Long Island City. Frances Lorenz remains a patient at Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover New Hampshire.
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