OES Resumes Meetings After Two Months of Recess
The Mayflower Chapter OES resumed meetings at the Masonic Hall with Wor thy Matron Evelyn Behrens and Worthy Patron Chester Long presiding. The group voted a donation to the Vermont Heart Association Fund and noted penny-a-day chair fund contributions totaling 94 dollars. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Mabel V. Emery. Additional notices include Higley Hill Home Demonstration Group address by Ruth Hertzberg, Baptist Ladies Aid Society activities, and a record hop at WHS.
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Chester Long
Caruso Roberts
Calesta Sonte
Claire Woods
Ida Cleaver
Vermont Heart Association
Margaret Hall
Mabel V. Emery
Calesta Stone
Ralph D. Medbury
Willington
Margaret Cary
Star Points
Shirley Adams
Mary Long
George Price
Lynde Kimball
George Cleaver
Leon Wheeler
Fred Cheney
Higley Hill
Harold Wheeler
Ruth Hertzberg
State Council
National Council of Home
Gilbert Boyd
West Hoosick Groups Report Meetings and Events
Barbara Pine will dance at St Patrick's minstrel show in Bennington and Ce celia Green's school of dance. Gleaners Society met to vote a Red Cross contribution at Fellowship Hall. West Hoosick Home Demonstration Unit met to discuss Parental Discipline cookies skirts Jumpers Sew for Growth. County Achievement Day May 1 at Tamarac School. Next Sunday exchange minister Rev Wes Miles. Firemen's auxiliary planned mortgage burning banquet April 4 and two sinks gift to firehouse. 4H Club hosted winter party and sent a sunshine box to Foster Bulson.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Cecelia Green
Gleaners Society
Fellowship Hall
Edward Baker
Taylor Light
Red Cross
White Cross
Lester Pine
Wells Eddy
Raymond Cottrell
Shirley Cottrell
Karen Cottrell
Warren Cottrell
Cambridge
West Hoosick
Alice Burch
Ellen Cassidy
Carol Cassidy
James Hunt
Ralph Griswold
Tamarac
Moseley
Sally Hoffman
Martha Hoffman
Wesley Miles
United Church of
Lloyd Pine
Sallie Bett
Robert Cole
Hoosick Falls
Albert Timberlin
Latham
Hulda Eddy
Edna Bulson
Helen Filkins
Ethel Brownell
Rena Sherman
Sandra Pine
Ruby Pine
Violet Baker
Arlington Ski Patrol Forms First Aid Class
Arlington’s West Mountain Farm ski patrol members take a First Aid course sponsored by Battenhill Grange. Mrs. Mason Barney of Manchester leads sessions each Tuesday at the West Arlington Community House under Bernie Davis. Patrol: Chris Davis Millyn Moore Donald Corey Tom Pelham Dan Zimmer Mike Zimmer John Secor Jr. They anticipate a snowy winter and future readiness.
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West Mountain Farm
Battenhill Grange
Brandon Man Named Temporary Burlington Civil Defense Head
John J. Madigan of Brandon, a retired U S Army colonel, is named temporary director of Burlington Vermont Civil Defense. Mayor Robert K. Bing says he will serve through June 30 and train a full time successor to take over then.
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Burlington, Vt
John J. Madigan
Brandon
Burlington
Robert K. Bing
Madigan
Berlin NH Election in Snowstorm Halts Voters
In Berlin New Hampshire voters faced a snowbound election as up to a foot of fresh snow slowed turnout. Mayor Laurier Lamontagne a Democrat sought a third two year term against Republican Edward Schuette with eight of twelve council seats on the ballot and consideration of adopting a city manager form of government.
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Berlin
N.H
New Hampshire
Laurier Lamontagne
Edward Schuette
Cambridge News Roundup Prominent Local Visits and Honors
Cambridge residents share visits with relatives in Glens Falls Utica and Ashgrove Road. National Honor Society welcomes four seniors Elizabeth King Peter Kent Seth Craig Jr and Sandra Elliott plus junior Ann Peters at Cambridge Central School. Nite Owls Home Demonstration Unit to meet March 14 at 8 p.m. in town hall.
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Elisa Wilbur
Glens Falls
Nite Owls
Town Hall
Julia Gorman
Thomas Gorman
Utica
Malcolm Lyons
Myron Collamer
Ashgrove Road
Cambridge Central School
Cambridge
National Honor Society
Elizabeth King
Edward King
Peter Kent
Edward Kent
Seth Craig Jr
Seth Craig
Sandra Elliott
Robert Eliott
Buskirk
Ann Peters
George Peters
Eagle Bridge
Six Die in Vermont Traffic Toll in February
In Vermont last month six people died and 328 were injured in 1,254 automobile accidents. The Motor Vehicle Department said 68 percent involved two car collisions and 25 percent were with fixed objects, raising the 1962 toll to 11 fatalities.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Motor Vehicle Department
All Saints Parish Guild Plans March Meeting
Community notices list All Saints Parish Guild regular meeting set for Thursday night March 22 at the rectory with hostesses Mrs Richard W Corlett and Mrs John Winegard. Parish club meets March 19 with Mr and Mrs Paul Cipperly. Several residents visit family and travel to events in New York City and Boston.
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John Winegard
Korners Klub
the Baptist Church
Francis Domine
Harrison J. Philpott
Harold Delarey
Valley Falls
Herbert Armstrong
Pittsfield
Mass
Alice Cipperly
Robert Kipp
George R. Kahlabaugh
St. Paul’s Church
Greenwich
All Saints Episcopal Church
William C. Brown
New York State
Concord Hotel
Monticello
All Saints Church
Paul Cipperly
Alice Cazing
Troy
Rudolph Marshall
Harold C. Prebble
New York City
Gordon McNeilley
Carol
Lyman Rudd
George Spendiff
Henry Siemens
Alice Ca Pderly
Earl W. Kip
Boston
Paul Cipperley
Fire chief Charles Schmidt laid to rest with fire engine
Funeral arrangements followed a long held wish as Charles Schmidt, South Charleston fire chief for nearly four decades, was buried in a cemetery aboard a fire engine rather than a hearse. Firemen accompanied the casket, honoring his years of service.
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South Charleston
W. Va
Charles Schmidt
Schmidt
Carter Named CIA Deputy Director for Kennedy Era
Maj. Gen. Marshall S. Carter, age 52, was named deputy director of the CIA by President Kennedy on the recommendation of CIA Director John A. McCone. Carter, then commander at Ft. Bliss, will lead the agency in McCone's absence and succeeds Gen. Charles P. Cabell who resigned.
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CIA
Washington
Marshall Sylvester
Pat
Carter
Central Intelligence Agency
Kennedy
White House
John A. McCone
Intelligence
McCone
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