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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1966

Page

6

Grandma Moses Museum progress shared with Hoosick Falls Kiwanis

Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club heard an update on the Grandma Moses Schoolhouse Inc museum to open in Eagle Bridge within weeks. Coordinator Mrs. John Case described cataloging of about 800 items including awards, family heirlooms, dresses, a replica paint room, and paintings by five generations.

Hoosick Falls N. Y Grandma Moses John Case Kiwanis Club Grandma Moses Schoolhouse, Inc

Manchester notices and grants from Burr and Burton staff

Miss Alison Boright and Miss Barbara Nawrath from Manchester area attend summer school at UVM. Youth Employment Service to close due to few applicants. Supt Neil E Cross announces new allowable tuition for Manchester Elementary at 488.52 including debt service, up from 462.69. The one room Moses schoolhouse, near Grandma Moses, becomes a museum domain with family ties and nonprofit status, seeking public support to grow.

Alison Boright Burr and Burton Seminary UVM Barbara Nawrath Manchester Center Neil E. Cross Manchester

Hoosick Falls Eagles Auxiliary Marks Sixth Anniversary Dinner

The Hoosick Falls Eagles Auxiliary hosts its sixth anniversary dinner on July 30 at 7 p.m. Roast beef dinner served by auxiliary members with tickets from members or at the clubhouse. Open to members and guests. next auxiliary meeting is July 27. Vieva Woodard and Virginia McCart chair refreshment committee.

Hoosick Falls Eagles Eagles Vieva Woodard Virginia McCart

Highway Department Picks Plan F For U S 7 Route Change

Manchester residents attend an unofficial public hearing on a proposed four lane replacement for U S 7 held at Manchester Elementary School. Plan F is named the department's preferred route and would run from near Richville Road southeast of Equinox Airport to connect with Vt 1130 and extend north toward Burlington while bypassing central Manchester.

Manchester State Highway Department Stearns Jenkins Highway Department Jenkins Richville Road Equinox Airport Union Street IGA Center Hill Vermont Lorette Avenue Applewood Lane Bridge Vt Dufresne Pond Road Greenberg and Taylor Dorset Frank Read Richard C. Bartholomae Four Winds Motor Lodge Highway Board James C. Maro Fairmount Rutland Russell A. Holden Burlington Harvey Turner Stamford Motel U.S. 7 Montclair Manchester Center East Dorset Méchester Manchester Village Menchester Depot

Manchester Association Re-Elects R C Brewster

Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association re elected officers and four trustees at the annual meeting held Tuesday. Re elected trustees include Mrs Henry E and Robert C Brewster as president with Mrs W H Shaw and Mrs W A Griffith as vice presidents, A G Hardy treasurer, and Mrs Edwin Bigelow clerk.

Manchester Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association Robert C. Brewster W. H. Shaw W. A. Griffith A.G. Hardy Edwin Bigelow Henry E

July surplus food allotment distributed at town office

The Board of Selectmen announces the July allotment of government surplus food will be distributed at the town office tonight from 6 to 7 30. Participants must bring boxes and those who miss the date and time will forfeit their supply for the month. Reynolds Brewster and Anton G Hardy were noted. Elected to succeed Mrs Sylvia Trammell for three years was Mrs William C Nawrath.

Board of Selectmen Mary Torrey Kathleen Hough

Divorce Filed By Judo Expert's Husband In London

Andrew Wibroe secured a divorce from his wife in London saying she once threw him with such force he suffered serious injuries. The pair were noted for their high profile marital status and Wibroe cited the incident as a key factor in the dissolution of their marriage.

London UPI Andrew Wibroe

Tax Rate Set In Manchester Town Meeting

Manchester selectmen set the town tax rate at 13.76 dollars on Wednesday afternoon an increase over the 1965 rate of 13.02 dollars. The 1966 rate covers 5.04 dollars for town taxes and 8.72 dollars for schools last year’s town tax was 4.78 dollars with 8.24 dollars for schools.

Manchester — Selectmen

Eagles Set Open House at New Aerie Home

Manchester Vermont Bat tenkill Valley Aerie 2551 Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a grand opening on July 15 16 with an open house for the public on Saturday A roast beef dinner at 530 p.m. and music by the Dave Brooks Trio from 9 to 12 p.m.

Manchester Battenkill Valley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Grandma Moses Museum Edith Beaumont Grandma Dean Fausett Dorset, VI Southern Vermont Art Center Forrest Mary Moses Moses Hugh Dorothy Calm Hearing By Chet Ringheiser Holden East Manchester Road Holden and Robert M. Wilson Bennington Ivor T. Pelsne Norman G. Fair Bondville Sunderland Manchester Center Depot AADT Winhall Benningt Windham Stratton Switzerland Regula Schmidt Bern C. W. Frost Miss Schmidt Mason O. Barney Earle E. Storrs Homer Ellis Frost Scotty Ringheiser Manchester Association R.C. Brewster The Vera Langlais Carroll Drue COSCO Haines Main Street Lished Dial Walker Sal Santarcangelo BenMont Avenue Manchester Lions Club Equinox House North Bennington Elizabeth Dwyer Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church First National Stores North Bennington Road Bennington, Vermont Finast Esso Watchdog J.H. Winslow Barricini Frost's Pharmacy North St. Bennington
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