Phillips Golden Wedding Feted in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls celebrates the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Phillips with an open house hosted by the T.C. Class of the First United Church. More than 160 relatives and friends attended. the couple, married June 19, 1913, have long served church and community roles.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Guy H. Phillips
Elm Street
T.C
First United Church
Phillips
Ida L. Herrick
Petersburg
Phillip
Walter A. Wood Co
Boston & Maine Railroad
H. Vincent Allen
Hoosick
van Rensselaer Lodge
F and AM
Apple Commandery
Knights Templar of
Troy
Taft Commandery
Bennington
Oriental Shrine Temple
Shrine Band
Shrine Patrol
van Surdam
Howard G. Phillips
Quincy
Mass
Howard Stimmel
Albany
Stimmel
Long Island
Olton Park
Brunswick
Berlin
Rain Delays Bennington Graduation for First Time
Bennington College held a two-part commencement with 73 women and two men earning bachelor of arts degrees and one master of arts degree awarded by President William C. Fels. Rain forced the ceremony into the theater. space limits restricted family attendance.
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North Bennington
Bennington College
William C. Fels
Fels
Edson
Bennington
Board of Trustees
al Huang
Dance
Theater of the Commons
North Bennington Lodge to Meet at Masonic Temple
The June meeting of Tucker Lodge 48 F and AM will convene Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple with a Grand Lodge report and yearlong committees named. Refreshments follow. At North Bennington Baptist Church Children’s Day service several grads from the local high school participated in worship.
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Tucker Lodge
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge
North Bennington Baptist Church
Fireworks Thrill Valley Crowd at Paran Lake Opening
A huge crowd along Lake Paran in North Bennington watches a colorful fireworks display marking the lake’s fourth season opening. The show features shell-bursts and fountains set by Stephen Vince and Sanford Buxbaum with Ralph Lindsey, Cheryl Kenyon, W. Brant Young and Bonnie Perkins contributing musical and reading parts. The program also includes a sermon by Arthur Whitman on equal rights, vacation school notes at St John the Baptist parish, and local notices about travel plans and a postponed Triangle Home Demonstration banquet.
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North Bennington
Lake Paran
Paran Recreations
Bennington
Rutland Railroad
Niagara Falls
Stephen Vince
Sanford Buxbaum
Ralph Lindsey
Cheryl Kenyon
W. Brant Young
Bonnie Perkins
Kathy Emond
Arthur Whitman
Whitman
St. John the Baptist
Sisters of St. Joseph
Robert Noonans
Burlington
John James Jr
Lake Shaftsbury
Noonan
Triangle
Arlington Ehrichs Plan European Summer Tour
Arlington Jessie and Peter Ehrich plan a summer trip by air and car starting with departures from Idlewild and Logan respectively. They will tour London to the continent visiting Paris the Riviera Italy and Austria before returning to London for late August flights home.
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Jessie
Peter Ehrich
Europe
Smith College
Idlewild
Peter
Harvard College
Logan
London
Paris
Chateau Country
Riviera
Italy
Austria
Germany
Arlington Schedule Highlights Local Clubs and Games
Monday hosts the Annual Friends of the Library meeting at 8 p.m. at Community House and Inter-State League plays Elks at 5 45 p.m. Arlington. Tuesday features Arlington Garden Club open meeting at Fisher School with speaker Charles Mraz on Bees and their value. Arlington Chorus performs at 7 30 p.m. at West Arlington Community House. Wednesday brings Giants against Indians in Arlington at 6 p.m. Friday lists final Arlington Chorus rehearsal. Saturday offers Arlington Chorus Spring Concert at 8 15 p.m. and Pirates vs Indians in Arlington.
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Community House
Elks
Arlington
Arlington Garden Club
Fisher School
Charles Mraz
Middlebury
Arlington Chorus
West Arlington Community House
Giants
Arlington Memorial School
Pirates
Indians
Bee Authority In Arlington Talks Tuesday Night
Arlington Garden Club hosts Middlebury beekeeper Charles Mraz Tuesday at 8 p m at Fisher School. Mraz, New England s leading bee keeper, travels nationwide and works with Mexican beekeepers. His talk Bees to Man discusses bees amid spraying concerns and arthritis venom research. Admission is free and refreshments available.
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Arlington
Charles Mraz
Mraz
Fisher School
Arlington Garden Club
Middlebury
New England
Mexico
Life Magazine
Mr. Mraz
Antique Car Enthusiasts Tour Covered Bridges in Manchester
In Manchester crowds gathered as 18 antique cars from the Automobilists of the Upper Hudson Valley Inc. toured local covered bridges despite rain. The lineup ranged from a 1913 Model T to Buicks and Ford V-8s, with a large turnout for a banquet at the Worthy Inn where Edwin L. Bigelow spoke on Vermont bridges.
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Manchester
Hudson Valley, Inc
Shushan
N.Y
Worthy Inn
Automobilists
Edwin L. Bigelow
Vermont
Bigelow
North Bennington PTA Sets Final Spring Well-Child Clinic
Parents of pre kindergarten children are reminded the third and final spring Well-Child conference by the North Bennington PTA is scheduled for Thursday at 9 30 a m in the school gym. Inoculations and booster shots will be given but no general physical exams.
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North Bennington
PTA
Pownal Teachers Attend Castleton Workshop
Mrs Lillian Gates and Mrs Lawrence Chaffee left for Castleton to attend a three day State Teachers College workshop. Mrs Alice Corwin and Mrs Lillian Patch will lead the event. Fifty attendees from Pownal Center Church joined a Sunday School picnic at Emerald Lake Dorset with family style lunch and a актив sports program led by Fletcher Hall.
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Lillian Gates
Lawrence Chaffee
Castleton
State Teachers’ College
Alice Corwin
Lillian Patch
Pownal Center
Emerald Lake
Dorset
Stratton Mountain to Build Interdenominational Chapel
Ground breaking for the Chapel of the Snows at Stratton Mountain drew about 200 people. The new mountainside chapel, envisioned by H. O. Smith, aims to provide a religious space away from the base lodge, with $14,538 pledged or raised toward construction.
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Stratton Mountain
Snows
Robert E. Plaff
Greenfield
Fr. Martel
Fair
Mass
H.O
Tink) Smith
South Londonderry
Stratton Corp
Stratton
Manchester Man Graduates Joins Woodstock English Dept
De pot, a recent UVM graduate, has accepted a teaching position in the English department at Woodstock Union High School. This summer he will work at the Helen Fiske Food Shop. The Manchester School Band opens its first outdoor concert Thursday at 8 p.m. at the bandstand opposite the Elementary School. Regular concerts follow each Tuesday. Roy W Barstow and family are vacationing in Woodland and Bangor, Maine.
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Lee Buffum
Manchester Depot
UVM
Woodstock Union High School
Helen Fiske
Manchester
Roy W. Barstow
Woodland
Bangor
Maine
Shaftsbury Civil Defense to Meet at School
The newly organized Shaftsbury Civil Defense unit will hold its monthly meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Shaftsbury Elementary School. Movies will be shown and the public is invited. For information call Rodney Rice at 375 2889.
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Shaftsbury Civil Defense Unit
Shaftsbury
Intersted
Rodney Rice
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