Selectmen review town report in Shaftsbury meeting
Arlington selectmen Snow Sanborn and Whitman reviewed a partially audited town report. Auditors Mary OBrien Walter Hysek and Eric Adler matched the towns figures. They discussed insurance bids, state accounting audits, Julia Mattison trust use, dog nuisance policy, cemetery funds, and budget plans. They will reconvene next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Merton Snow Sr
Lorenzo
Sam” Sanborn
Roy Whitman
Mary O’brien
Walter Hysek
Eric Adler
Charles G. Harte
Snow
Floyd Holliday
Holliday
Sunday Worship and Expectant Programs at North Pownal Church
Sunday worship service at 10 a.m. with interim pastor Gary Bailey of Berkshire Christian College Lenox Massachusetts. Church School directed by superintendent Mrs. Earle V. Church. Wednesday instruction for grades 2 and 3 at 3 p.m. Grades 4, 5 and 6 meet at 4 p.m.
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North Pownal
Hoosick Grange Hears Talk on Agriculture
Hoosick Falls N Y Hoosick Grange met with Assistant County Agent Philip Bemis delivering a talk on Northeast agriculture and its problems drawn from an award winning Dow Chemical Company supported trip The program titled The Grange Then and Now was presented by charter members including Charles and Edith Hunt Mrs May Herrington and Mrs Alta Brownell Nine living charter members recalled Grange activities over time A memorial service honored deceased members with tributes and prayers The meeting featured music by David Filkins and Carl Jester and piano by William Brown Jr Master David Cornell presided and awarded a national Golden Award to lecturer Mrs Wilfred Knapp for her programs The national chapter also recognized Mrs Bradbury Bonesteel for artwork Exhibits Refreshments closed the meeting prepared by Carleton Philpott and committee An upcoming card party is planned for Feb 1 and February is devoted to degree work with first and second degrees on Feb 12 The Young People's team and Ladies Team will lead the degrees with Mrs Carleton Philpott and Mrs Philpott serving as masters respectively
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Hoosek Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Grange
Philip Bemis
Dow Chemical Company
The
Grange
Charles
Edith Huntthe
May Herrington
Alta Brownell
Ralph J. Griswold
Almon Hewitt
Donald S. Hewitt Sr
David Filkins
Carl Jester
William Brown Jr
David Cornell
Wilfred Knapp
Bradbury Bonesteel
Grange Hall
Carleton Philpott
Arlington County Notes on Nixon Transportation Task Force
Prof Charles Miller of MIT civil engineering was chosen by President Nixon to head a study of transportation as part of ten task forces directing the new administration. Arlington residents know Miller as the husband of Roberta Pye Marsh. Miller met Nixon at a White House dinner last week. Tufts ski team members stayed with C Lee Marshs family as they trained at Bromley and Snow Bowl in Middlebury for a weekend meet. Pfc David F Woodard, son of Francis Woodard and the late Mrs Woodard, returned from a year in Camp Stanley Korea and will report to Fort Stewart on February 16 after a 30 day leave.
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Charles Miller
Lexington
Mass
Department of Civil Engineering
MIT
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Miller
Roberta Pye
C. Lee Marsh
Arlington
Washington
Tufts University
Donald
Bromley
Middlebury
David F. Woodard
Francis Woodard
Mrs. Woodard
Camp Stanley
Korea
Fort Stewart
Dr Edward Nash Elected To College of Pathology
North Bennington native Dr Edward C Nash elected fellow of the American College of Pathology after passing a three day exam in Anatomical and Clinical Pathology with distinction. He trains on the teaching staff at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia and Cooper Hospital Camden. Lives in Woodbury with wife Frances and four daughters.
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Edward Nash
College of Pathology
North Bennington
American College of Pathology
Edward C. Nash
Nash
Los Angeles
Dr. Nash
Princeton University
University of Vermont Medical College
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Michigan
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Woodbury
New Jersey
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Camden
Ber
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Cooper Hospital
K.N.S. Laboratory
Edward P. Nash
Frances Keough
Leo Keough
Mr. Keough
Nashes
Mary Ann
Patricia
Barbara
Susan
Bayard Avenue
N.J
Town Auditor Mildred Delaney Declines Re-Election Bid
Arlington Board of Selectmen hears that Town Auditor Mrs Mildred Delaney has declined to seek re election at the regular meeting last night. The brief item notes her planned retirement from the post and confirms no further candidacy by her for the position.
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Mildred Delaney
Arlington Board of Selectmen
Haystack Mountain Medical Center to staff three orthopedic surgeons
Haystack Mountain Medical Center will be staffed this season by three senior orthopedists from the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Arthur Ellison of Williamstown Mass leads the program, alternating the doctors with Dr. Albert Ferguson Jr. overseeing. Dr. Samuel Amuso remains on duty until Feb 1, 1969. Harvard Medical School teaching ties and continuity of orthopedic work at Haystack are emphasized. Two Harvard fourth year students will participate this season in January and February, and one in March, studying traumatic injury. Mildred Delaney declines run for town treasurer. Tax exemption petitions from Arlington Fire Company and Arlington Lions Club for Lasky Swimming Pool under review by selectmen. Pine and hemlock on the 114 acre Arlington woodlot in Sunderland may be sold if the new road proceeds, related to a prior accident in Winhall. Question remains on Dr James P. ONeil Health Officer appointment. confirmation letter received.
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Arthur Ellison
Williamstown
Mass
Haystack Mountain Ski Area Medical Center
University of Pittsburgh
Albert Ferguson Jr
Samuel Amuso
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Ellison
Drs. Baker and
Fabricius Orthopedic Associates
Bennington
Harvard Medical School
Haystack
Harvard
Mildred Delaney
Terrance Riley
Arlington Fire Company
Arlington Lions Club
Lasky Swimming Pool
Thurston Hulet
Arlington
Sunderland
Freeman Joins Editorial Board Of National Press Inc
Orville L. Freeman, former Agriculture Secretary, has joined the editorial board of National Press Inc in Washington. He will also serve on the Public Affairs Book Club selection committee, an affiliate of National Press.
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Washington
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
National Press Inc
Public Affairs Book Club
National Press
Manchester District Court Hears Five Cases
Bail set at 1000 dollars for Donald Lever of Bennington on disturbing the peace after he struck Diana Lever in Shaftsbury. Durden of Manchester pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and to reckless driving, with fines and costs paid. Keyes of Manchester Center received suspended sentences for traveling on the left and illegal possession of wine. Ennis of East Arlington pleaded guilty to illegal possession and paid costs. Salo of Bondville entered a nolo plea to careless and negligent driving. Also Gov Guy in North Dakota considers a jockey bill, studying it.
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Manchester
Donald J. Lever
Bennington
Diana M. Lever
Shaftsbury
Lever
North Shire
Robert L. Durden
Lan
Harvey O. Keyes
Manchester Center
Peter W. Ennis
East Arlington
Peter A. Salo
Bondville
John Carmody Jr Seeks 3-Year Manchester School Director Term
State's Atty John T Carmody Jr announced he will run for a three year term as school director in Manchester. The Rutland native, 28, is married with four children and pledges a fresh legal perspective. He aims to understand school affairs after a year in office.
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John Carmody Jr
Manchester
John T. Carmody Jr
Clifford B. Harwood
Harwood
Eugene V. Kayatta
Kayatta
Carmody
Rutland
Burr and Burton Seminary
Bennington Catholic High School
Stone Hill College
North Easton
Mass
Boston University Law School
Katherine Cronin
Braintree
Board of
Direc
Tors Carmody
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