Farrar Brother Completes Coast Guard Training in New Jersey
Edward Farrar spent last weekend with his parents on Colvin Avenue. He graduated from Coast Guard Recruit Training at Cape May New Jersey on July 9 and has been assigned to the Commissary School at Groton Connecticut for 16 weeks. His parents and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Donald Farrar, were mentioned in the observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Farrar
Leslie Farrar
Colvin Avenue
Young Farrar
Coast Guard
Cape May
N.J
Groton
Conn
Donald Farrar
Local Community Notes from South Cambridge and Nearby Areas
The Rev Oswald A Muller pastor of the local Methodist Church leaves for a four week course at Boston University School of Theology. In his absence contact Mrs Malcolm Hamilton for emergencies. Miss Joy Hamilton vacationed at Schroon River with Mr and Mrs Jacken and family of Schenectady then attended a graduation and spent the weekend in Atlantic City New Jersey. Edward R Farrar 365693 C S A 16466 U S Coast Guard Training Center Groton Connecticut. The United Counseling Service fund raising drive will be held late September with a committee led by Dr Walter E LaGrange and including Rev Angus MacDonald Mrs Emma Hoyt and Mrs Bradford Smith reporting yearly fundraising growth. Miss Florence MacCormack returned to Newark New Jersey after visiting Mr and Mrs J F Daniels. they have been friends for years and reunited after 15 years.
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Oswald A. Muller
Boston University School of Theology
Malcolm Hamilton
Joy Hamilton
Schroon River
Jacken
Schenec
Atlantic City
N.J
Seaman Appren
Edward R. Farrar
C.S.A
U.S. Coast Guard Training Center
Groton
Conn
United Counseling Service
Walter E. LaGrange
UCS
la« Grange
Angus MacDonald
Emma Hoyt
Bradford Smith
Florence MacCormack
Newark
J.F. Daniels
MacCormack
Daniels
Color Slide Show at Cambridge by Farm and Garden
Cambridge Area Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association will show color slides of Europe at 7:45 p.m. on August 4 in the Cambridge Central School cafeteria. Admission is free with a free-will offering to benefit the Frysinger International Exchange Fellowship.
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Cambridge, N. Y
Cambridge Area
Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association
Europe
Cambridge Central School
Farm and Garden
Frysinger International Exchange Fellowship
Frysinger
Farm and Garden Association
Grandma Moses
Shaftsbury Playground Activities In Full Swing
Shaftsbury Playground runs daily sessions for children five and older under supervisor Hallie Sausville. About 50 registered, average daily attendance 25, with games crafts and arts classes. volunteer help urged. weekly swimming may start if transport permits. Event lineup includes stuffed animal contest, Olympic day, hiking, pet show, balloon painting and bicycle racing.
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Shaftsbury
Hallie Sausville
Fiddlesticks residents host local happenings and visitors
Winhall and nearby towns feature a long list of residents guests travelers and travelers reports. The Boutons who run The Cub restaurant at Vt 30 host guests including New Jersey visitors Miss Katherine Young and Miss Margaret Ashman return to their summer home on Taylor Hill. Mr and Mrs Good man tour the British Isles with stops in Le Havre Dublin London and Scotland before returning to the United States. Local residents relocate move and recover with updates on health hospitalizations and furloughs including Pvt Lloyd Slade USMC and Pfc Duane Dyke US Army. The Perkinsville Hawks Mountain Grange Fair and Grange Hall roof project are noted along with a past masters meeting schedule.
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Fiddlesticks
Benjamin Douglas
William Andrus
East Hartford
Conn
Boutons
Vt. 30
E. Urner Goodman
British Isles
le Havre
France
Southampton
Goodmans
Dublin
London
Scotland
England
Theodore Holt
Boston
Mass
Delray Beach
Fla
Ethel van Emden
Elton A. Coleman
Rawsonville
Four Corners
Thomas Eddy
Colemans
Robert Knapp
North Bennington
Hattie B. Slade
Katherine Young
Newark
N.J
Margaret Ashman
East Orange
Taylor Hill
Gladys Blow
Hawks Mountain Grange
Perkinsville
Charles Sage
Evo Lane
Grange Hall
Allen District
Stamford Grange Night and Meetings Schedule Aug 8 11
Grange events at Stamford include Neighbors Night Aug 8 at 8 p.m. with Bennington presenting a travel program themed 75th Jubilee. Aug 9 at Taconic Grange Hall South Shaftsbury at 8:15 p.m. Ethan Allen Pomona meets with its 100 Years of Grange program. Aug 11 Mrs Belle Decker appears on the WGY Farm Page at 12:15 p.m. to read a script by Alta Peck. State Grange Youth Camp runs Aug 13-17 at Camp Ingalls.
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Stamford
Bennington
Ethan Allen Pomona
Taconic Grange Hall
South Shaftsbury
Grange
Belle Decker
WGY
Alta Peck
National Home Economics
State Grange
Camp Ingalls
Gazelys Visiting Troy Friends This Week
White Creek Frank Joseph and Theresa Gazely of Troy New York are spending this week with the Robert Masten family.
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Frank, Joseph and
Theresa Gazely
Troy, N.Y
Robert Masten
Finckel Plays At Cummington
Oboist Andrejs Jansens visits Cummington School of the Arts for a 3:30 p m Sunday chamber music concert. He performs Handel and Mozart works for oboe with string players including Sonya Monosoff and George Finckel, plus Greenwood Music Camp faculty.
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Cummington
Mass
New York
Andrejs Jansens
Cummington School of the Arts
Ravel
Sonya Monosoff
George Finckel
Eleanor Wolfram
Schaaf
Greenwood Music Camp
Pittsfield
Northampton
Special Bird Exhibit At Williams College Chapin Library
A summer exhibit titled Fine Bird Books with Colored Illustrations showcases over 50 ornithological works from 1550 to 1925 at Williams College Chapin Library. Highlights include Willughby Buffon Malpighi Sloane and Audubon Birds of America, four elephant folios with 435 life size plates. Open daily 9 12 and 1 4 through Sept 4. free admission.
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Williamstown
Mass
Chapin
Williams College
Pierre Belon
William Beebe
Willughby, Buffon
Malpighi
Sloane
America
John James Audubon
Water Resources Board Hearing Set in Whitingham
The state Water Resources Board will hold a public hearing at Green Mountain Hall in Whitingham at 1:30 p.m. on August 15 to consider John A. Norths request to construct an earthfill dam on No. 9 Brook in the town. Interested parties may appear and present views.
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Whitingham
The _ state Water Resources Board
Green Mountain Hall
John A. North
No. 9 Brook
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