Louise Arkell Pavilion Dedicated in Manchester
The Southern Vermont Art Center dedicated its music pavilion to Mrs Bartlett Arkell in a Sunday concert memorial. The Louise Ryals Arkell Pavilion honors her support and gifts to the center. The program featured Faure Requiem sung by Musical Friends in the Valley with soloists and a combined chorus from local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Bartlett Arkell
Louise Ryals Arkell
Arkell
Vermont Council On the Arts
Vermont
Faure
Theodore Cook
Virginia Gerlman
Leonard Stokes
Harriet Parsons
Veda Stone
Musical Friends In the Valley
Theodore
Cook
Louise R. Arkell
Hoosick Falls Alumni Reach 97th Reunion in Bennington
Hoosick Falls Central School alumni from 1898 to 1970 gathered for the HFCS Alumni Association 97th Anniversary Reunion at Mt. Anthony Country Club in Bennington. Notables included oldest member Harry Van Surdam 1898 and globe-trotting 25-year honoree Fremont Bud Haswell 1945 from Rio de Janeiro, plus dozens more recognized for long tenure. A separate incident reported an auto crash on Classic Street injuring three, including Joseph H. Caron, with Caron concussed and North hospitalized for cuts and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hfcs Alumni Association
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Bennington
Harry van Surdam
Lake Placid
Fremont
Bud’’ Haswell
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
Magisano
Lyda Holman Armstrong
Leona Brimmer Webster
Lois van Surdam Potter
Rose Olsen Wilson
Harold Moseley
Mabel Easton Moseley
Marion Rosebrook Clark
Albany
William Flynn
Dorotha Rosebrook Murphy
Port Washington
Claude Laker
Lynn
Mass
Gertrude Prebble Burnham
Mary Green Streeter
Philadelphia
Mary Peters Rudd
Mary Brown Moses
Frank Pratt
Walter Cusson
Fannie Howe
Troy
Forrest Moses
Rhea Austin
North Bennington
Dorothy Howe
Ina Murison McCarthy
Hempstead
L.I
Rita Murphy Young
Bessie Hayden Meaney
Schenectady
Clara Kent Garbers
Toledo
Ohio
Dewey McCart
Ruth Howe
Ruth Rudd
Ruth Tift Cloke
Loudenville
Donald Cloke
J. Joseph Hayden
Mason Robinson
Lansingburg
Haswell
Marie Gearin Davis
Kingston
James Kinney
Elizabeth Stemp Crowley
Irving Stevens
Martha von Haggin Hoffman
Betty Elliott Wilson
Albert Wright
Betty Cipperly Kipp
Alfred Liporace
Bethel
Donald Brownell
Jacksonville
Joseph H. Caron
White Creek
Caron
Robson Furniture Store
Classic Street
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Leon North
RFD
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Dorset Playhouse opens 22nd season with Twelfth Night
Fred and Patricia Carmichael usher in the Dorset Playhouse 22nd season on July 1 with Twelfth Night, Shakespeare's comedy of mistaken identity and romance. The run runs through July 5 as Charles Dickens joins for a seven week stay using a unique directorial concept featuring music parades puppets and festival atmosphere. David Siever appears as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Fred and
Patricia Carmichael
Dorset Playhouse
Shakespeare
Charles Dickens
David Siever
Martin Duberman
Terence Rattigan
Fred Carmichael
Elizabeth Franz
Peter Ustinov
Marian Baer
Jean Brodie
Zoe Caldwell
Maggie Smith
Jay Allen
Miss Franz
Guided Tours Begin At Clark Art Institute In Williamstown Mass
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown announces summer guided tours starting June 30. Daily 3 pm tours run except Mondays, led by Robin Frederick or David Cass, with topics rotating among eight subjects. Reservations and topic inquiries via 458-8109. An Acoustiquide audio tour is available. The summer also features theater at Stage Right Gallery with Arthur Jones miniatures and a slate of plays from July 8 to Sept 2 including Black Comedy, The Magistrate, You Know I Cant Hear You When The Water's Running, and more, with cast and director details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Robin Frederick
David Cass
Institute
Clark
Winslow Homer
Winslow Omer
Peter Shaffer
Bryan Harris
Lucile Chapman
Arthur Wing Pinero
Fred Carmichael
Coast Guard
Pool Committee
Junkyard license hearing canceled in Pownal
Pownal selectman Henry W. Bassen announced that junkyard license applicant Clarence Harrington has withdrawn his application. Harrington plans to remove materials from his property that were to be used for operation of the junkyard, canceling the July 2 public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Henry W. Bassen
Pownal Selectman
Clarence Harrington
Harrington
Manchester Bicycle Registrations and Leave of Absence Party
Manchester offices announce bicycle license registrations due by week end requiring good mechanical condition tail reflector and front light for night use serial numbers to be carried. A Thursday morning party at town offices honored Priscilla Nicholson’s leave of absence with attendees including road crew sewer plant crew police office staff and Walter Hazard couple. G Murray Campbell and Police Chief George Hoag represented the village. Judge Margaret Dougherty and Geraldine Lynch attended the Vermont Association of Probate Judges summer meeting at the Woodstock Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Nicholson
Walter Hazard
G. Murray Campbell
George Hoag
Margaret Dougherty
Geraldine Lynch
Register of
Manchester
Vermont Association of Probate Judges
Woodstock Inn
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SVA Pavillion
Mrs. Arkell
Arlington Chorale
Bennington Chorus
Inter- Faith Chorus
The
Village Chorus of
Carleton G. Howe
Southern Vermont Artists
Board of
HFCS
Edith Beaumont
June Pine
Gayle Magisano
Ronald Seifert
James McGuire
Jean Cutler
Cutler
Toby Belch
Arthur Jones
Peg Osborne
Robert Anderson
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Henry II
Abe Burrows
New York
Jane Cecil
Stevens
Paul Laskey
Arlington Lions Club
Lions Club OF Arlington, Inc
Don B. Otis
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Main Street
Bradford House Restaurant
Oi Dam PY Wei
Buck
Mon
PLAZA
Philip Viereck
Economy Auto Stores Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Vermont National Sank
Brattleboro
Canal Street
Bellows Falls
Chester
Jamaica
Ludlow
Newfane
Proctorsville
Springfield
Wilmington
Windsor
Woodstock
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Feneral Reserve System
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