Crewel Work Class Half Subscribed at NBCA
In Williamstown eight-week crewel work course by Harold Hughes of Chatham begins April 19 at First Congregational Church. Eight of fifteen slots filled. fee is 30 dollars. Notify NBCA executive secretary Mrs Peter Widen to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts
Andre Speyer
NBCA
Harold Hughes
Chatham
N.Y
First Congregational Church
Peter Widen
Gale Road
Miller to lead service at United Church of Dorset and East Rupert
Hartford Theological Seminary senior The Reverend Miller will conduct Sunday service at the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert, accompanied by his wife and a baby. Miller, a Babson Institute graduate, has interim ministry experience in Randolph VI and youth ministry at Bristol CT. Mary Williams, daughter of Nelle Williams, will join eight Phillips University students on a Civil War battle sites tour, aiming to make it an annual history department event. The group, mainly history majors, will return March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Miller
Hartford Theological Seminary
Hartford
Conn
United Church of
Dorset
East Rupert
Babson Institute
Boston
Randolph, VI
First
Bristol
Barre
Mary Williams
Nelle S. Williams
Phillips University
History Department
Richard Anderson
William Snodgrass
Phillips
Vietnam
Col
Dudley Gilbert
USMC
Stuart Gilbert
Linda Gilbert
Erlam University
Richmond
Ind
Rufus Gilbert
West Road
Cpl. Gilbert
Cherry Pt
N.C
Skinner
Cornerstone Opening Finds Coins Missing in Hoosick Falls
Demonstration by Burgess Bros. unearthed a 1920s cornerstone contents at the Walter A. Wood high school site in Hoosick Falls. Noted items include newspapers from 1926 to 1927, a Love Pirates of Hawaii program, a 1926 27 HFHS catalog, and a 1927 Hoosick directory, with initial reports of silver pieces unaccounted for. The items were to be turned over to Cheney Library, awaiting further disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Walter A. Wood
Burgess Bros
Bennington
Philip Leonard
New York Times
Rensselaer County Standard
HFHS
Glee Club
Elwin Bentley
Hoosick
Cheney
Pos
Maj. Bostock of Pawlet On Duty in Vietnam
Maj. Raymond N. Bostock Jr. of Pawlet is on duty at Tan Son Nhut AB in Vietnam. A pilot with the Pacific Air Forces, he holds a BSEE from Colorado State University and is a Montclair Academy graduate who entered the Air Force via ROTC. His wife Charlene is from Seattle, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Bostock of
Pawlet
Vietnam
Raymond N, Bostock Jr
Raymond N. Bostock
Tan Son Nhut Ab, Vietnam
Bostock
Pacific Air Forces
Southeast Asia
Colorado State University
Montclair
N.J
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Charlene
Roy Palm
Seattle, Wash
Local team edges Molly Stark 17 to 16 in season finale
Elementary squad beat Molly Stark 17 16 as David Crossman led with eight points and Mike Green shone defensively. Molly Stark opened 12 0 before the local team held them to four in the second half. Coach John Black praised progress and spirit. Principal Samuel Carrara cancels K 2 for March 26 conferences. Also, Grass fire warning from Fire Warden James Hamilton with permit rules near woodlands. George Moffit residence grass fire noted. New TOPS group organized led by Gloria Jefferson in North Bennington. meeting Monday 7 30 pm at McCullough Library hall. Call 442 5340 for info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark
David Crossman
Mike Green
John Black
Samuel Carrara
James Hamilton
White Creek Residents Share Health and Visit News
White Creek resident Mrs. S. Lewis Hunt underwent surgery at Mary McClellan Hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hulihan were recent guests of friends in Troy, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Lewis Hunt
Mary McClellan Hospital
Walter Hulihan
Troy
N.Y
Bromley Junior Ski Program ends for the year in Peru
Peru notes announce the Bromley Junior Ski Program is finished for the year. Peru School will stay on a Friday schedule with classes to 3 p.m. Grandchildren and relatives visit, with Daulton Mann Jr. from UVM among the returning. Angus Black elected Southwest School District chair. Russell Clark named clerk treasurer. Charles Nason reappointed district superintendent. Roy Larson retained elementary supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromley
Peru
Bruce Smart
Trina Smith
Bedford
N.Y
William Smart
Fairfield
Southwest
Chester
Angus Black
Russell Clark
Charles Nasson
Roy Larson
Mary McClellan Hospital weekly admissions and discharges
Cambridge and Bennington area patients are listed for the week ending March 18. Admissions include Walter R. Adams Gail A. Ashton JoEllen Blanchard Ruth B. Evans Edward C. Niles Elizabeth R. Ridler Edna B. Brownell Frances Grant Patricia M. Myers Peter W. Robson Mary A. Shaw Gertrude E. Swineski and others in Cambridge Hoosick Falls Petersburg West Pawlet Center Berlin Pawlet. Discharges include Laura Bentley Frances Grant Peter W. Robson Edward C. Niles Walter Gann Helene J. Seeret Sara L. Perry Matie B. Waite and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Area
Walter R. Adams
Gail A. Ashton
JoEllen Blanchard
Ruth B. Evans
Edward C. Niles
Elizabeth R. Ridler
Cambridge
Edna B. Brownell
Frances Grant
Patricia M. Myers
Peter W. Robson
Mary A. Shaw
Gertrude E. Swineski
Hoosick Falls
Jacqueline Church
Petersburg
Edward M. Connors
West Pawlet
Eva Hunt
Eagle Bridge
Laura Bentley
Center Berlin
Evelyn Brazell
Alfred Darkward
George A. Wolfrum
Walter Gann
Helene J. Seeret
John J. Peabody
Sara L. Perry
Margaret F. Shiland
Matie B. Waite
Pawlet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenn Carlisle
Shaftsbury Fire Department
Charles O. Becker
Edward Myers
Almon Wetherell
James Thompson
Buckler
Marden Skinner
Charles S. Smith Jr
Charles Stewart Smith
Caneer Bay Plantation
St. John, V.1
Classic Street School
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
Eagle Street
Hamilton
George Moffit
U.S
ANK OF
ORTH
Ennington
Gemith
Stereos
E.T. Williams
Mansfield
Townaires
Adams Clothes Shop
Eleanor Niles
Alice Dibble
Peters
Main St
Mary McClellan
Manchester
Wendy Wadsworth
Hugh Nash
John Meerworth
Mon
Paul Clark
Thurs
Everett Chaffin
Peter Donavan
Wed
Stephen Hickok
YMCA
Peace Corps
Washington, D.C
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