BeeBee Fenstermaker Premiere at Dorset Playhouse
New England premiere of BeeBee Fenstermaker by William Snyder at the Dorset Playhouse runs July 12 to 15 with Linda Brown Rue in the lead. Ulu Grosbard modules the New York version and Judy Rutherford produces the Dorset staging. The play follows BeeBee through years of hopes and frustrations in a divided two act setting. Performances run Thursday to Sunday at 8 40 p m with a New York opening planned September 17 at Sheridan Square Playhouse.
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Dorset
New England
BeeBee Fenstermaker
William Snyder
Dorset Playhouse
Snyder
Yale Drama School
Noel Coward
Barbizon Plaza Theatre
Henry Fonda
Olivia de Haviland
Judy Rutherford
Caravan Company
Kelsey Marechal
New York
University of Chicago
Grosbard
Linda Brown Rue
BeeBee
BeeBee Feastermaker
Judith Page Murray
Sheridan Square Playhouse
Linda Brown
East Arlington Sunderland Residents Attend Weekend Gatherings
East Arlington Sunderland notices list numerous visits and travels. Relatives from Sunderland attend a 50th wedding anniversary in Johnsonville for Charles and wife. Several families from Vermont New York travel, visit, and divide time between camps and hometowns. The Enterprise Society hosts a sale and tea on July 19 with an evening auction.
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Jerome Hill
Johnsonville
N.Y
Charles Welling
Sunderland
Essex Junction
Norris S. Tibbets
Charles W. Grande
Federated Church
Mr. Grande
Enterprise Society
All Saints Parish Lawn Party and Bazaar Planned
Hoosick Falls notice lists All Saints Parish lawn party and bazaar on Friday night and Saturday with booths and rides by Raymond Sharkey. Also a July 19 chicken barbecue on Baptist Church lawn by Crusaders' Class. Community events include picnics and roasts across local families and groups.
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All Saints Parish
Raymond Sharkey
Booth
John W. Winegard
Montclair
N.J
Robert Brown
Baptist
Troy
Roger G. Cooley
Chambersburg
Midred Bell
Florence
John Jones
Edward Goodermote
James Frost
Alan
Edward Philpott
Earl Goodermote
Everett F
Walnut Creek
Calif
Floyd J. Canfield
Pittsfield
Mass
Mary
Helen Bovie
Hoosick Grange
Grange Hall
Ayrshire Records From Fairdale Farms and Mattison Herds
In Fairdale Farms herd a seven year old Ayrshire cow Fairdale State ly Joyce completed an official milk record of 13785 pounds with 541 pounds of butterfat on twice daily milking for 305 days. In Harry W Mattison herd a five year old Ayrshire cow Fairdale Gold Joyce completed an official milk record of 13215 pounds with 521 pounds of butterfat.
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Fairdale Farms
Ayrshire
Fairdale
Harry W. Mattison
Fairdale Gold
Vacation Guests and Church School Notes From West Hoosick
West Hoosick reports John Cottrell of Washington DC visiting family in town. Several local families visit relatives, with Rev. and Mrs. Taylor Light preparing a Western States trip. Vacation Church School reports 51 registered, 40 with perfect attendance, plus class activities and leaders named.
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John Cottrell
Washington, D.C
Wells Eddy
Taylor Light
Clayton R. Stoddard
Hedges Lake
West Hoosick
Jay Cross
Marie Ingraham
Gary Lockrow
Amy Moseley
Richard Sherman
Charlotte Cross
David Fikins
Debby Anderson
Linda ™ Anderson
Judy Betit
Richard Brownell
Lorraine Cornell
Eugene Green
Jeffrey Herrington
Susan Roberson
Patricia Sherman
Mildred Pine
Janet Betit
Jane Baker
Lawrence Betit
Sandra Betit
Kenneth
Penny Brownell
Joanne Herrington
Linda Ing
Charles Filkins III
Janet Light
New Englanders Roll Call on Sugar Act and Proxmire Amendment
AP reports New England members split on the roll call for the 1948 sugar act amendment and Proxmire amendment. Key votes show For lawmakers include Aiken and Dodd while Against were Bush and Pastore with several not voting. Passage on the sugar act amendment occurred 24 to 31 with others recorded on related measures.
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Washington
New England
Congress
For-Aiken
R.vt
Bush
R-Conn
Cotton
R-N. H
Dodd
Dconn
Muskie
D - Maine
Smith
Maine
Pastore
R. L
Pell
R. I
Prouty
Rvt
Galtonstall
Burke
D-Mass
Conte
R-Mass
Daddario
D-Conn
Giaimo
D Conn
Keith
McIntire
R-Maine
Macdonald
D - Mass
Yrow
Monagan
Conn
O'Neill
Sibal
R Conn
Stafford
R-Vt
Tupper
R -Maine
Boston Counts 29000 Votes In P O Election
Boston participated in a major postal employee representation vote as part of a national count. More than 29000 ballots were counted in the six New England states with 360000 of about 495000 postal workers voting across 15 regional offices. Eleven named candidates and write ins are listed, reflecting broad participation across crafts and unions.
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Boston
New England
Post Office Department
Battenkill Grange Notes From Arlington Meeting
At the Battenkill Grange session Mrs. Alford Clayton was named delegate to the New England Grange Lecturers Conference in Burlington August 21 to 25. Washington Pomona Grange hosts Neighbors Night July 17 at Middletown Springs with a regional baking contest. Pomona service at Camp Ondawa Sunderland July 22 includes a patriotic program and a noon sermon by Jerome Roberson White Creek. A 50 star flag was gifted to Raymond McEckron for juvenile meetings. Next meeting July 18 at 8 p.m. features a safety program by Mrs. Leroy Davis and refreshments by local families.
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Arlington
Battenkill Grange
Alford Clayton
New England Grange
Burlington
Carrie Hawley
Ceres
Maurice Matteson
Washington
Pomona
Camp Ondawa
Sunderland
Jerome Roberson
White Creek
Belle Decker
America
Linda Wright
Raymond McEckron
America the Beautiful
Leroy Davis
Donald Waite
James Woodard
Write Me a Murder at Weston Theater July 12 to 15
Weston Play House presents Write Me a Murder a suspenseful mystery in the classic vein with Philip Gushee Laura Esterman Larry Blumsack and Elizabeth Shepard in key roles. The play by Frederick Knott features clever plotting and chilling suspense with a parallel Woodstock showing on July 16.
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Weston
Weston Playhouse
Agatha Christie
John Didgson Carr
Iit
Philip Gushee
David Rodingham
Julie
Rodingham Manor
Laura Esterman
Charles Sturrock
Larry Blumsack
Harvey
Bill Hall
Clive Rodingham
Elizabeth Shepard
Teevision Continues Old Movie Retreads in 1962 63 Season
Hollywood reports next season will feature retread series built from films. Gene Kelly stars in Going My Way with Bing Crosby material, Fess Parker subs for James Stewart in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, and The Virginians becomes a 90 minute western based on Owen Wister.
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Gene Kelly
Bing Crosby
Fess Parker
James Stewart
Mr. Smith
Washington
The
Owen Wister
Theater Inaugurates Tea-time Production in Williamstown
The Williams College venue opens a new Saturday tea time for Rhinoceros by Ionesco with a 5 p m show replacing the matinee. Tea will be served to patrons during intermission. Evening shows remain at 8 40 p m with a 9 p m Saturday additional night to allow more rehearsal time.
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Williamstown
Mass
Ionesco
Local 4-H and Dairy News From New York and Delaware
Walloomsac ll Flynn and John Hoag attended a milk meeting in Syracuse on Monday. Easton residents the Wilsons visited relatives in town. Hoag family visits Grafton. Deborah Becker of Dover Del. vacationing with Walter and Mrs Becker. Terry and Joyce Hoag attended the Eastern District judging contest at Cobleskill. Rensselaer team placed fifth with Calhoun first, Terry Hoag second, Jim Hoag third. Joyce Hoag at 4-H camp. Frederick Nelson returned to New York City after visiting the Beckers. Northern Livestock 4-H Club met at John Calhoun’s in Hoosick Falls. electric hazards lesson by Donald Bradley. Next meeting July 16 at 7:30 p.m. lessons on leading and showing the refers.
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George E. Wilson
Gordon Hoag
Herman Claus
George Crandall
Grafton
Deborah Becker
Dover
Del
Walter Becker
Terry
Joyce Hoag
Cobleskill
Rensselaer
Carol Calhoun
Terry Hoag Seond
Jim Hoag
Frederick Nelson
New York City
Northern Livestock
John Calhoun
Hoosick Falls
Donald Bradley
W. J. Smith To Speak at Poem Festival
William Jay Smith of Pownal and Williams College poet in residence will headline the Vermont Poetry Society festival in Stowe. The Aug. 4 event opens at 11 a.m. with an executive council gathering and features readings of five poems by workshop authors and dramatic scenes from the Stowe Playhouse summer theater.
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Stowe
William Jay Smith
Pownal
Williams College
Vermont Poetry Society
Tollhouse
Robert Frost
Vermont
Arthur W. Hewitt
Poetry Society
Rachel Lucas
Summer Theater Players
The
Stowe Playhouse
White Creek Fire District Numbers Change After July 15
White Creek Hoosick Falls 686 5031 becomes the fire reporting number for residents when the New York Telephone Co. dial system begins. Augustus Flynn returns home from Putnam Memorial Hospital after surgery. Mr and Mrs Ray Andrew move into their new remodeled home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Porter return from Putnam Memorial Hospital where they were patients.
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Hoosick Falls
White Creek
New York Telephone Co
Augustus Flynn
Putnam Memorial Hosptal
Ray Andrew
Kenneth Porter
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Clyde Dunlap
Lake Hortonia
Horton Bahan
Lake St. Catherine
Malcolm Pennock
Adrian Lawrence
Wilmington
Olive Whitman
West Acton
Eric Hill
L. A. Bahan
Springfield
Ruben Sanbourn
Granville
Samuel Randall
Putnam Hospital
Frank Hemmer
Lena Hemmer
Mt. Pleasant
Burr Miller
St. Louis
Sunderland Hill
Charles F. Miller
James Houghton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wilson Jepson
William Houghton
Sidney Moss
Dakota
Arthur Keough
Johnstoville
Irene
Robert Walsh
Walter
William Keough
Fred Grout
Manchester
Miner C. Clark
Lillian Elwell
Daisy Schwartskopf
Barre
Vincent Drake
Mabel T. Winch
Richard McIntyre
Shoreham
Joseph Douglass
Harry Waldron
West Sand Lake
O. Donald
Sylvia
Averill Park
Jennie Hansenburg
George Krone
Jerry
Mt. Kisco
Andrew Miller
Crescent Lake
N.H
Charles Willson
Albany
Thomas Mann
Mann
Edward Saunders
Orlando
Fla
Max Grout
South Shaftsbury
Robert Pash
Wesley Walker
Cape Cod
Rochester
Pash
UVM
Eastman Kodak Co
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Ayrshire Records
Jean Pine
New Englanders
Senate
Bass
Bates
Boland
Dmass
Curtis
Donohue
D- Mass
Fogarty
DR. I
Garland
Kowalski
Lane
Martin
Morse
Philbin
St. Germain
Seely-Brown
Battenkill
Weston Theater
Teevision
Hollywood
Fox
LeGrand Gooding
Hoosick Fally
Paul E. Brownell
Scott Kevin
Marc Christopher
Long Beach
Les Burton
Sennington
PLAID
Archibald MacLeish
J.B
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Aviles Blonda
Fine Arts
Dominican Republic
Richard Velasco
Walloomsac
Bertin Hoag
Ll Flynn
John Hoag
Syracuse
Skip Wilson
Easton
W. J. Smith
Eleanor Niles
ALOR
Bennington
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