Summer Home Plans Near Searsburg In Vermont News
The Krachs of Sandgate visited Searsburg to see friends at the Nesciski cabin which drew many over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Vincent Nesci and son David of Meriden Conn joined Mr and Mrs Emilio Lorenzo and son Joseph from Wallingford Conn and Mrs Doris Rice Searsburg’s Vermont Association for Crippled chair asks for donations to be mailed or given in person to her Vermont 9 address as funds total 21.
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Walter Krach
Sandgate
Charles Dearcopp
Searsburg
Krachs
Pompano
Fla
Eagleville
N.Y
Nesciski Cabin
Vincent Nesci
David
Meriden, Conn
Emilio Lorenzo
Wallingford, Conn
Joseph
Doris Rice
Vermont Association For Crippled
Cambridge Hospital Board Honors Retiring Director
Cambridge N Y Cambridge Hotel hosted a testimonial dinner for John W Bright of Greenwich honoring nearly 30 years of service on the Mary McClellan Hospital Board of Directors Bright received a silver tray inscribed in appreciation Gardner B Cullinan chair spoke as members wished him health and wealth Ralph Betts hospital administrator Theodore Reynolds and Samuel Weller attended Bright served 1937 to 1964 and became an honorary member in 1964 upon retirement for health reasons
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Cambridge
N.Y
John W. Bright
Greenwich
Bright
Mary McClellan Hospital Board of Directors
Mary McClelelan Hospital
Board of Directors
Gardner B. Cullinan
Ralph Betts
Theodore Reynolds
Samuel Weller
Woodruff
Mary McClellan Hospital
Workers Named For Red Cross Fund Drive
SHAFTSBURY General clerk Gerald Nelson, county Red Cross fund drive chairman, lists Arlington and Shaftsbury volunteers. Arlington workers include Mrs. Allan Angney Jr. and many others. Shaftsbury solicitors include Mrs. Alfred Hazelton and Mrs. Bareton Jenks. Also, Boston segment recalls James T. Farrell at Boston College, noting his early battles with critics over morality in his writing and his mother’s witty replies.
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RED Cross
Gerald Nelson
Shaftsbury
Red Cross Fund Drive
Arlington
Allan B. Angney Jr
Edgar Blair
Paul E. Bedell
Robert J. Benedict Jr
Chris Christiansen
Gregory Cullinan
William T. Day
Richard Dorr
Granville Greenwold
A. J. Hastings
Archie Hess
Stuart Hill
Cyril Hoyt Jr
Earl M. Howard
Lucina Hulet
Thurseton Hulet
Clayton R. Huelett
Clark W. Kelley
Mary Kendall
Alden H. Lane
Ellery Lawrence
Philip Linde
James H. Martin
Barbara Mason
Gordon Niles
Francis Keneyon
Heil Reed
Gereald McCue
Raymond D. Clark
William Mathers
Mabel Gorton
Edna H. Jones
Fred W. Naef
Theresa Wood
Ben Huslett
Eric Adler
Boston
UPI
Boston College
James T. Farrell
Thomas B. Coleman
Red Cross Fund
Fund Drive
Katherine Terrell
Harold Sprague
West Arlington
Allan P. Robertson
State Officer Discusses 3 Explosions in Education
Dr Rupert Spencer executive director of special services at the state Dept of Education addressed the Town Officers Education Conference in Manchester. He warned of three education, population, and cost explosions driving rapid change, urging larger school administrative units and programs tailored to diverse children. He cited private schools risk and library debates, and noted Vermont’s non union stance and lack of segregation problems as blessings.
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Manchester
Rupert J. Spencer
State Dept. of Education
Town Officers
Spencer
California
Americas
United States
Vermont
G. Murray Campbell
Burr and Burton Seminary
Campbell
Burr and
Burton
Clifford B. Harwood
Mark Skinner
Harwood
Montpelier
Charles B. Nichols Jr
Nichols
Community Choral Society to Perform The Seven Last Words
Cambridge group presents Theodore Dubois sacred cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ on April 4 at 8 p m at First Presbyterian Church corner Main and Park Streets Featuring soloists Mrs Atewood Allen Jr Mrs William T Olsen Gary Wetherby George E McGeoch Jr Carlton Foster and Roger Moseley with Carl Jester directing Accompanists are Mrs Dayton Maxwell organist and Mrs Richard Ross pianist Free will offering. open to the public
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The
Community Choral Society
Christ
Theodore Dubois
First Presbyterian Church
Main and
Park Streets
Carl Jester
Hoosick Falls
Dayton Maxwell
First Church
Richard Ross
Atewood Allen Jr
William T. Olsen
Gary Wether
Hoosick Falls Band at Bennington Lions Ladies Night
Hoosick Falls group Hoosick Hot Shots perform Tuesday at the Knotty Pine Restaurant in Bennington for the annual Ladies Night hosted by the Bennington Lions Club.
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The
Hoosick Hot Shots
Knotty Pine
Bennington
Bennington Lions Club
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