Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf Opens Tuesday at Williamstown
Williamstown Theatre presents Edward Albee drama Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf in Adams Memorial Theatre with 8 p.m. shows Tuesday to Friday and 2:30 and 9 p.m. Saturday. Starred by Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, directed by Tom Brennan with Frank Langella and Barbette Tweed, the production features Col lege setting, autumn decor, and a famed cast, in a high profile summer run.
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Virginia Woolf
Williamstown
Mass
Williamstown Theatre
Edward Albee
Adams Memorial
Williams College
Albee
New England
Smith College
Shine Inn
Northampton
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Tom Brennan
Carolyn Coates
James Noble
Anoth
George
Martha
Nick and Honey
Frank Langella
Barbette Tweed
Langella
Bluntwhli
Arms
the Man
Robert Lowell
Fourth of July Guests and Yellowstone Trip News
West Arlington and Sandgate residents share holiday visits. Miss Marie Briggs hosted Mr and Mrs William Hare riman of Waterford New York over the Fourth. Elbert Davis of Sandgate Road reports their son E Duane Davis and wife vacationed at Yellowstone National Park where they saw colossal bears near 1200 pounds. Davis daughter and family Mr and Mrs Robert Peckham of North Bennington also vacation in Yellowstone. John Kenrick of New Britain Connecticut visits Sandgate on weekends and is in Scotland on business. Margaret M Webster of East Northport Long Island summers at her camp along the Green River and has been hired by Cambridge Central School to teach Grade 4.
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William Hareriman
Waterford
N.Y
Marie Briggs
Elbert Davis
Sandgate Road
E. Duane Davis
Yellowstone National Park
Davis
Robert Peckham
North Bennington
Yellowstone Park
John Kenrick
New Britain
Sandgate Old Home Day aids church repairs
Sandgate hosts annual Old Home Day on Sunday August 8 with residents born in town or relatives visiting the church and town landmarks. A lunch on the Village Green from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. features grilled patties salads beans and cakes to raise funds for keeping the church in repair led by Mrs. Leon E. Mears.
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Sandgate
Montpelier
Leon E. Mears
Montoya to Appear at Colonie Summer Theatre
Colonie N Y Carlos Montoya world famous flamenco guitarist will perform at Colonie Summer Theatre in the Capital District Monday. He is the most recorded flamenco artist and helped bring flamenco to major venues worldwide. The concert is the first of four one night specials this summer at Eddie Rich's tent theater with Duke Ellington Amad Jamal Johnny Mathis The Young America to follow. Box office 785 8559 or box 136 Latham KY.
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Colonie
N.Y
Carlos Montoya
Capital District
Montoya
Free World
Madrid
la Argentina
Vincente Escudero
Argentinita
Eddie Rich
Duke Ellington
Amad Jamal
Johhny Mathis
The
Young America
Latham
Hoag Family Visits Warrensburg and Hoosick Falls Reunion
Walloomsac Bertha Hoag and Mr and Mrs William Harrington with family visit Walter Cure in Warrensburg Vermont. Patty and David Barringer of Troy stay with grandparents Gordon and Beth Hoag. Hoag family attends Hoosick Falls High School reunion at Crooked Lake Hotel. Mrs Hoag a 50 year member, son John 25 years, grandson Terry joins this year. Charles Travers undergoes surgery at Samaritan Hospital in Troy.
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William Harrington
Arthur Harrington Sr
Walter Cure
Warrensburg
Patty
David Barringer
Troy
Gordon Hoag
Beth Calhoun
Joann Harrington
Sandra Hoag
Bobby Shaw
Averill Park
Charles Travers
Samaritan Hospital
Hoosick Falls High School
Crooked Lake Hotel
Scouts at Camp Wakpominee Park Camp Weeklong Stay
Twenty seven scouts of Troop 64 with scoutmaster Richard Severson are spending this week at Camp Wakpominee Boy Scout Camp. The Rev Thomas Cook USA principal of St Marys Academy has left for Villanova where he is spending the season teaching summer school.
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Troop 64
Richard Severson
Camp
Wakpominee
Thomas Cook
USA
St. Mary’s Academy
Villanova
Arlington Community Work Bee and Lawn Party Announced
A Monday 7 p.m. work bee for Battenkill Grange members and locals is planned on the Green in West Arlington with volunteers bringing tools for cleanups and repairs. The Arlington Fire Company lawn party at East Arlington Firehouse Thursday features a six piece dining set donation and games, proceeds fund equipment and operations.
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Arlington Fire Company
East Arlington Firehouse
Hale Company
Ladies Auxilary
Bennington
North Bennington honors graduates and residents
Paul M. Jepson received a bachelor of science degree from the State University of New York at Albany in June. Elizabeth Dwyer of North Bennington is listed with the contact number 442-4519 in local notices.
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North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
Paul M. Jepson
The
State University of New York At Albany
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