Local Residents Mention Medical and Academic Notes
South Cambridge resident John Soltis had surgery at Mary McClellan Hospital. Stephen Dumas Sr. was a patient at Leonard Hospital in Troy. Peter Matcovich of New York City visited family this weekend. William Weber of Lee Road earned a regents scholarship as Hoosac Valley Central School senior. Bonnie Pratt of Cambridge Central School joined National Honor Society. Community members attended a New York City flower show. The fourth quarterly conference will be March 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Methodist Church with Rev. Lawrence Larrowe presiding. The fourth Lenten service by Hoosick Valley Council of Churches will be March 20 at 7:45 p.m. at Pittstown Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Soltis
Mary McClellan Hospital
Stephen Dumas Sr
the Leonard Hospital
Troy
Peter Matcovich
New York City
William Weber
Carl Weber
Lee Road
Hoosac Valley Central School
Bonnie Pratt
Wilson H. Pratt
Cambridge Central School
Francis Wade
Caseper Pearson
Eugene Conway
Methodist
Lawrence Larrowe
Troy-Benenington
Hoosick Valley
Mystery of the Seeds in Dorset and Fern Habitats
Curiosity about seeds and their spread in nature is explored with attention to pea germination fern spores and orchid dust. The article discusses dispersal by birds, habitat relations to soil, wandering ferns, and ancient fossil forms, noting cryptogams where reproduction is hidden underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Darwin
Massachusetts
Arlington Girl Scout Troop 26 Forms In Arlington
Arlington Troop 26 is the official troop number for Arlington June for Girl Scouts, ages 9 to 11, with 25 members and two leaders, Mrs. Horst Bocies and Mrs. Carl Towery. Mrs. Blanche Hoth is coordinator. The girls canvassed the town taking cookie orders. call 375-2705 to order. Cookies deliver in April. Worthy Matron Mary Best flew to Miami to visit relatives. Sister Ruth Fisher is ill. write to 3450 North Flowing Wells Road, Lot 224, Tucson, Ariz. Red Mountain Chapter honored Mrs. Katherine Grant of Bennington with a Sarpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Horst Bocies
Carl Towery
Blanche Hoth
Ruth Fisher
North Flowing Wells Road
Tucson
Ariz
Red Mountain
Katherine Grant
Bennington
Weekend Visitors At Winhall Vermont Homes
Winhall and nearby areas welcomed a variety of visitors over the weekend. Residents included Henry Paquette and Lucian Hold Jr visiting from Chicopee Falls and Garrison respectively, while Connolly of Townshend convalesced after injuries from a fall. Other guests came from Bridgeport, Bennington, Franklin, Boston, and New Britain, staying at local properties on Strattonwald and Kendall Farm Road as skiers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Paquette
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Slade Schoolhouse
Vt. 30
William Connolly
Grace Cottage Hospital
Townshend
Connolly
Lucian Hold Jr
Garrison
N.Y
Bridgeport
Norman Fair
Strattonewald
Miles Mace
Mace
Taylor Hill
Douglas Cracker
Boston
The
Windhaus
Robert L. Rack
Dorset and East Dorset Students Get Free Burr and Burton Transport
Dorset Marden Skinner and Mr and Mrs William Bare Rows Jr spent a weekend in Amherst New Hampshire with Mrs Bare Rows brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Fred Simmons. Both couples drove to Boston for the Boston Flower Show. Dorset School Board reminds students of free transportation to Burr and Burton Seminary available on buses run by Austin Rumney of Dorset or John Griffith of Danby following town meeting vote to fund transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barerows Jr
Amherst
N.H
Barerows
Fred Simmons
Boston
Dorset School Board
Dorset
East Dorset
Burr and Burton Seminary
Austin Rumney
John B. Griffith
Danby
Burr and Burton
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South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Coats
Drysdale's
Armory
Mystery of
By Carl T. Ramsey
Helene Thompson
OES
Mary Best
Miami
Winhall
Bondville
John O. Slade
Eric Sibourg
Niantic
Conn
Jay King
Charles Edwards
Kendall Farm
Marden Skinner
May L. Case
Savings Bond
May Case
Clovis
Calif
U. S
Sam
U.S
Treasury Department
Advertising Council
Vermont
Brandy Distillers CO
N.Y.C
Coronet
Jon LO
Verde
Vermont Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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