Arlington Legion and Community Groups Report Year Activities
The Arlington Legion auxiliary outlines 1961 charity work including a January supper raising ten dollars for the March of Dimes, Christmas baskets gifts and cigars for families, cookies for local children, and a New Year party. They hosted the fifth district meeting and plan for 1962. Lions Club reports on swimming pool plans and minstrel rehearsals for February. Girl and Brownie Scout activities include trees and bulbs donations, memorial dedications, and leadership needs for a new Brownie troop under St Columban’s Sodality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Legion Rooms
Ethel Bowen
Arlington
Sunderland
Legion
Veterans Hospital
Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Arlington Calendar Highlights Week of Jan 30
Arlington calendar lists Cub Scouts Pack Night at 7 p.m. and Arlington Chorus at 7 30 p.m. at Finney's Studio. Boys basketball Arlington at Whitingham. Next day executive committee of Explorers meets at 8 p.m. at the firehouse. Sunday events include basement cleanup 1 4 p.m. and Minstrel rehearsal 2 30 p.m. at Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts
Fisher School
Arlington
Whitingham
Explorers
Twin Daughters Honored at 10th Birthday Party
Judy and Jean Johnson of Pownal Center celebrated their tenth birthday with friends and classmates at their home. Mrs. Leo nard Johnson and Miss Isabel Hyndman of North Adams co hosted a buffet luncheon and decorated cake for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Jean Johnson
Leonard Johnson
Pownal Center
Johnson
Isabel Hyndman
North Adams
Local residents report returns and visits across states
Mrs Harlan Cooledge returns home from Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover New Hampshire. Dr and Mrs Hubert Agnew go back to Montclair New Jersey after a brief stay here. Many Tiffts and relatives visit family in Terryville Danby Schenectady and Rupert. Dennis Thombley remains a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Several trips to New York City and Chicago noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Cooledge
the Hollow
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Hubert Agnew
Montclair
N.J
Oliver Tifft
Arthur Devenow
Terryville
Burlington
Carl Nichols
Walter Jones
Charles Jones
Schenectady
N.Y
George Streeter
Grace Casey
Jerome Romania
Lake Bomoseen
F. O. Whittemore
James Lee
Vermont
Hartness House
Springfield
Mildred Powers
Rupert
John Cooledge
Dennis Thombley
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Carl Parsons
Chicago
Ill
J. K. Adams
New York City
New York
O. C. Pickhard
Cordelia de Schweinitz
Geoffrey Parsons
Manchester Girl Places in Meet
Lisa Dillmann of the Bromley Ski Club was the sole Bennington area placer in the Mid Vermont Council dual slalom at Middlebury Snow Bowl on an icy course. She finished third in the girls division with a time of 118.5, behind M Stagg of Killington 106.7 and J Rollins of Pico 109.6. N Mackey of Middlebury won the race with 83.8, followed by B Sheehan of Middlebury 85.4 and other skiers from Pico Killington and Okemo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Lisa Dillmann
Bromley Ski Club
Bennington
Mid-Vermont Council
M. Stagg
Killington
J. Rollins
Pico
N. Mackey
B. Sheehan
T. Acker
T. Rondeau
A. Kirback
C. Benjamin
G. Merrill
Okemo
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Stratton
Erling Strom
Stowe
New Stratton
Fred Pabst
Bromley
William E. Davison
National Commercial Bank
Albany
Lowell Thomas
Edward G. Janeway
Keyser
Pabst
Christopher
Legion Reviews
Lions Club
Dick Whitman
West Mountain Farm
Harry Burgess
Brownie News
Brownie Scouts
Bernie Davis
Robert Lindsey
Earl LaBatt
Joseph Krell
Medric Grover
Davis
John Keough
Ethel Hebert
Wilber Corey
The
Sodality of St. Columbans Church
Mary Ellen DuGrenier
Leo DuGrenie
Nancy Corey
Arlington Chorus
Finney
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Dorset
Miriam Tifft
Elm Street
Manchester
Meet
IIL
New Speedy
Speedy
Triple-S Redemption Center
Grand Union
Pai
Pawling Ave
Troy
Central Ave
Grand Union Empire
Cheshire Rd
Pittsfield
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