Wilmington Dover Board Selectmen appoint Mumford after Thomas
The remaining two Wilmington Board of Selectmen name John Mumford to fill the late Fred H. Thomas’s term, who served as chairman and for a decade as a selectman. The Baptist Youth Meet featured Rev. Henry Peck, with Mrs. Jean Cole presiding and a vote to substitute by-laws. A May 17 fashion show and lunch eon was set in the vestry. The next meeting is April 23 at 8 p.m. location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Henry Peck
Jean Cole
Grange Past Masters Meet at Mt Equinox
Burlington Vermont State Grange Past Masters Association will hold its spring meeting at Mt Equinox Grange Hall No 494 in Manchester Center on Saturday March 31 at 8 p m. Lecturer Mrs Rheta Groff will direct the program and all Grange past masters are invited.
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Burlington
Vermont State Grange
Mt. Equinox
Manchester Center
Mt. Equinox Grange
Rheta Groff
Grange
Vermont Mountain Weather Conflicts On Sunny Snow
The report notes unsettled Vermont weather with a shaded outdoor thermometer at 50 degrees while a hazy sun shines and snow falls. This odd combination highlights abrupt shifts in early season mountain conditions.
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Vermont
Community notes from Hoosick Falls events
The Kings Daughters circle met at Mrs. Burns home on River Street with plans to donate to the Dansville Home for the Aged. Kiwanis Club speaker Andrew Kipp discussed the rescue squad and a new Nancy Shoe plant manager Allan Marcil joined. A Rubinoff violin program was planned for May 8 with school assemblies. The 25th anniversary of Morgan and Julia Burke was celebrated with a Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church and a luncheon at the Cambridge Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters
William E. Burns
River Street
Edwin Brenenstuhl
Dorothy Rogers
New York
James Gavagan
Dansville
Virginia Robinson
Albany
Gavagan
Parsons Avenue
Andrew Kipp
Town of
Dave Victor’s
Arthur Taylor
Morgan Burke
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Leo J. Burke
O.S.A
Detroit
Mich
Burke
Elm St
St. Mary’s Church
Southbridge
Mass
Julia Power
Edward T. Simoneau
Schenectady
Michael C. Burke
Valdosta
Maureen C
Thomas M. Burke
Pownal youths attend record hop and community notices
About 100 area youths enjoyed a record hop at the Pownal firehouse sponsored by the fire department auxiliary with prizes to Mary Claybourne Burt Ware Jennifer Rounds Pam ela Wilcox Stephen Brown Nancy Pratt William Brown Patricia Bradisch April Mattison Milton Pratt and Stephanie Tifft. The next auxiliary fundraiser is a food sale at the firehouse Thursday at 6 30. The annual maple sugar eat at First Baptist Church netted 73 90. Donald James Blake born March 23 at North Adams Hospital weighs 7 pounds 5 ounces. Jury duty list for Bennington Municipal Court includes John Barber Mrs. Robert Rudd Jr. and George Renner. Maple poster contest entries listed. Lenten devotions at Our Lady of Lourdes Church tonight at 7. David Adler named secretary of Bennington County Democratic Committee. Card party series begins March 31 at Pownal Center Fire Department. Mr. and Mrs. Maxmillian returned from a long southern tour. Plans for a youth fellowship at Pownal Center Community Church.
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Pownal
Fire Department
Mary Claybourne
Burt Ware
Jennifer Rounds
Pamela Wilcox
Stephen Brown
Nancy Pratt
William Brown
Patricia Bradisch
April Mattison
Milton Pratt
Stephanie Tifft
Grace Hill
Glen Sweet
George Renner
Arthur George
Jackson Ostrander
Ralph Bishop
First Baptist Church
Ronald Paul
Lee Barber
Ralph Walk
Lloyd Rathbun
Edgar Rhodes
John Bradisch
Elizabeth Barrington
Florence Maxon
Emma Watts
Sheila Pettibone
Joan Rathbun
North Adams Hospital
Herbert E. Blake Jr
Donald James
James Jelley
Herbert E. Blake Sr
Blake
Baby Donald
Pownas
Bennington
John C. Barber
Robert E. Rudd Jr
George M. Renner
North Pownal
Susan Pudvar
Laura Langlais
Gary Jelley
William Pudvar
Vermont Maple Sugar Industry Council
Our Lady of Lourdes
David Adler
East Pownal
Bennington County
Democratic Committee
Adler
Democratic Party
Pownal Center
Ned Towslee
Sanfri Kauppi
Area Youths to Participate in Teen Congress
Arlington youths are selected as panelists for the Fourth Annual Teen Congress in Montpelier March 30 to April 1. About 250 to 300 teens from across Vermont will discuss freedom of expression and teenage problems with panels led by Peter Marsh Barbara Mason and others from Arlington Whitingham and Bennington.
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Montpelier
Arlington
State Board of Recreation
Peter Marsh
Barbara Mason
Sally Reynolds
Terry Reynolds
Susan Whitehorne
Whitman Wheeler
Whitingham
Sandra Andrews
Alice Mae Norris
Fay Ellen Stroffoleno
Bennington
Congress
Peru Church to resume Sunday School April 1
Crows have been seen and heard during the past few days sugaring starts in the Raymond Farnum lot and Walter Williams lot. The Peru Church announces Sunday School sessions will resume April 1 with time to be announced later.
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Raymond Farnum
Walter Williams
Bromley
Peru
Madison Farnum
Chester
Springfield Hospital
Pascal Wilkins
Rutland
Jordan Dickinson
Patricia Graham
Gordon Halstead
Russell Peck
P.D. Lakin
R.W. Aldrich
Robert
West Rupert
Whitney
Evelyn H. Beattie
Mount Laurel
Manchester Center
Howard Batchelder
Springfield
Students visit Cornell for agriculture and engineering course
White Creek Eleaser Niles Thomas Hunt and William Gul ley are spending a couple of days this week at Cornell University Ithaca NY in connection with their agriculture and engineering course at the Hoosick Falls Central School. Clarence J Decker learned of his brother William Decker's death last Friday night in Rochester NY. The funeral was held at Spurr Funeral Home Cambridge NY on Tuesday. Mrs Byron Pierce has returned home after a stay in Putnam Memorial Hospital. George Prime of Rowayton CT died last week and owned a camp in Shaftsbury Hollow. Mrs Charles Mason and sons Mark and Keith of Pawlet visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Clarence Decker.
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Thomas Hunt
William Gulley
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Clarence J. Decker
William
Rochester
Spurr
Cambridge
Byron Pierce
Putnam Memorial Hospital
George Prime
Rowayton
Conn
Prince
Shaftsbury Hollow
Charles Mason
Mark and
Keith
Pawlet
Clarence Decker
Opium Eater Score Described As Unearthly Yet Grounded
Composer Al Glasser notes the film score for Confessions of an Opium Eater as unearthly and down to earth. Jazz stars Alvino Ray Shorty Rogers Alex Golden Buddy Collete Benny Carter Miltie Bernhardt and Doc Hoffman are set to perform the music in Hollywood for the project.
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Hollywood
UPI
Albert Zingsmith
al Glasser
West Hoosick Notices Report Social Gatherings
A stork shower for Mrs. Lawrence Wenzel of Schenectady was hosted by Mrs. William Pine with co host Mrs. Ray Sliter of Troy. The United Class met at Rena Sherman’s home with sewing for the Health Center and April plans including an auction. The Gleaners meet April 3 at 8 p.m. at Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Piritz and Kyer in charge. White Cross work and scrapbooks planned. William and family hosted Sunday dinner with the Higginss of Petersburg visiting. Karen Cottrell ill at home. A mortgage burning banquet is planned for April 4 at the West Hoosick Firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pine
Lawrence Wenzel
Schenectady
Pine
Ray Sliter
Troy
Wenzel
United Class
Rena Sherman
Lester Pine
Sherman
Charles Filkins
Gleaners
Fellowship Hall
Charles Piritz
Lorens Kyer
Arthur Guiden
Wesley
Brownell
White Cross
Lloyd Pine
Robert Higgins
Petersburg
Karen Cottrell
West Hoosick
Private colleges drew $10.41 million in 1961 investments
Corporations nationwide invested 10,413,731 dollars in private higher education across 40 states and regional associations in 1961, per the Independent College Funds of America Inc.
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New York
UPI
Independent College Funds of America, Inc
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Carle Walter
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Marian van Santvoord
Russell Hanson
George Kershaw
Church Guild News
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Leonard Johnson
Mountain Towns
Carlo Walter Tel
Searsburg
Burt Bros
Vogue & Vanity
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Colonial Shopping Ctr
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Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Rubinoff
St. Marys Academy
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Pownals
Vera Langlais
Pownall
John Maxmillian
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French Quarter
Antoine’s
Houston
el Paso
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Citadel
Mabel Whitney
Eleaser Niles
RCA Victor
BeLafonte
LSP
LPM
Tae
Litty
Young Star
Secret Love
Warm
Leontyne Price
Aidas
Jon Vickers
LSC
AL Hirt
Big Man
Billy May
Pettur Yayee
Noveck’s
Main ST
Jean Pine
Main St. Bennington
Atkins Jewelers
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
Main Bennington
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