Local News Briefs From Arlington and Surrounding Towns
East Arlington and Sunderland residents visit relatives and attend church events. Andrew Webb returns home from White River Junction hospital. Fire hits Edwin Grover place on Maple Street with damage but no estimate yet. Attendees include Rev. Victor Watson of Colon Panama and Vermont Pilgrim Fellowship meeting in Rutland. Several families vacation, visit, or relocate within the region.
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Donald Brown
Schaghticoke
N.Y
Jesse Hayden
Susan Hawkins
Andrew Webb
U.S. Veterans’ Hospital
White River Junction
Henry LaBarge
Pittsfield
Mass
Sprague Electric Co
Bennington
James
Nellie) Mann
Maple Street
T. John Hawley
Edwin Grover
Arlington Fire Co
Victor Watson
Colon
Panama
Charles W. Grande
Watson
British Methodist
Federated Church
British Methodist Conference of England
Lenten Sermon at All Saints Episcopal Church March 27
Rev Robert L Seekins Jr rector of Trinity Church Lansingburg and dean of the Troy Deanery will deliver the Lenten sermon on Tuesday night March 27 at All Saints Episcopal Church. Ladies Auxiliary of Hoosick Fire District to meet March 26 with Mrs Jane Winegard. Home Demonstration Unit to meet April 3 with Mrs Carlton Philpott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Seekins Jr
Trinity Church
Lansingburg
Troy Deanery
All Saints Episcopal Church
Hoosick
Agustus Hildebrant
Margaret Heath
Troy
Harrison J. Philpott
Lena Mullett
Springfeild
Mass
Alice Cipperly
Patty Ann Tops Bennington Top Ten Tunes
Patty Ann leads Bennington's weekly Top Ten Tunes by a single vote in a tight finish. Fans vote by dialing 9187 between 9 and 10 30 p m Saturday, with Paul Hurlburt of Bendicon coordinating the poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Ann
Bennington
Paul Hurlburt
Bendi
Johnny Crawford
Bennington Pottery Proprietor Seeks Reopening Path
Bennington potter David Gil reports little progress since a February 16 fire destroyed equipment and goods worth over 50 000. He explores relocation options to Bennington Pownal North Adams Connecticut or Ohio while weighing an insurance settlement and BCIC support. Gil aims for at least 8 000 square feet with easy road access to restart operations for 30 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Bennington
Pownal
North Adams
Mass
Connecticut
Ohio
H. W. Myers
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington County Industrial Corp
Buckley
BCIC
H. E. Bradford
Lampman’s
Industrial Development Group
Pottery Concern
Bar owner disputes church zoning near his tavern
Sarasota: Al Ettinger protests a Sarasota County zoning permit for a new Methodist church within 2,500 feet of his bar. He argues liquor sales proximity rules should mirror church proximity. Commissioners agree to study the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettinger
Sarasota County
Rev W Earle Forman joins Bennington group as secretary
Rev W Earle Forman, long time president of the Bennington Friends of Retarded Children, will serve as part time executive secretary for the local association in addition to his state duties. He is pastor of the First Church of God and active in multiple regional welfare and church groups. The office is on Vermont National and Savings Bank second floor and reachable at 4345.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Greenslet
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
W. Earle Forman
Forman
First Church of God
Bennington Ministerial Association
Bennington Council of Churches
Vermont Church Council
Vermont Soldiers Home
The
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Training Session For Girl Scout Brownie Leaders
The Bennington Council of Girl Scouts announces Spring Training with a Basic Leaders course led by Mrs. Charles Thompson Jr. Three sessions have been held at her Willow Road home with 10 leaders attending. Next session Tuesday at 7:30 will feature Mrs. Harold Riemann and a Nature Study drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Council of Girl Scouts
Charles Thompson Jr
Willow Road
Harold Riemann
New Citizen Plans First Vote at 86 in May Primary
Pittsburgh AP reports 86 year old Catherine Agnes O Shea became an American citizen in 1947 and will cast her first ballot in the May primary she missed elections due to work. She hopes to vote once before she dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Agnes O’shea
Miss O’shea
Spring Training Workshops for Local Leaders
A series of workshops will be held for area leaders including a four part “Workshop” and a “Badge Workshop” for leaders and those in training. Both events take place at Mrs. Thompsons home and conclude with an outdoor camping skills gathering whose date will be announced.
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East Arlington
Sunderland
Robert Shuffleton
Youth Fellowship
Vermont Pilgrim Fellowship
Rutland
St. James Episcopal Church
Thomas Weakley
John Stone
Mr. Stone
Tel
Edward Beagle
Thomas Matteson
Sheila
Albert Boynton Jr
Happy Five
George Lawrence
Manchester
Gerald Davis
Great Barrington
Tabor Rich
Elmira
Raymond Watson
Eugene Peters
Shaftsbury
Edward J. Beagle
Ada M. Breer
Johnny Angel
Shelley Fabares
Sonny Gianetta
Bruce Channel
Acker Bilk
Kingston Trio
Chubby Checker
Rick Nelson
Bonnie
Bobby Rydell
DIAL
Burt Bros
Bennington Pottery
David Gil
Bennington Potters
County Street
Mr. Forman
Pittsburgh
Cather
Haddock
Greenberg
Rollfast
TORO
H. Greenberg & Son
Main Street
Vermont
Price