Firemen and Faculty To Play Benefit Basketball Game
In Manchester a charity basketball event will pit local volunteer firefighters against faculty from Burr and Burton Seminary and Manchester Elementary School. The Manchester Firefighters Association, formed within the Fire Department, will host the game to raise funds for a new firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester Firefighters Association, Inc
Manchester Fire Department
Dorset Gilbert in hospital and Lenten service at United Church
Dorset Frederick Gilbert and his wife, visiting their daughter in La Habra, are confined to Whittier Hospital. A midweek Lenten service at the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert is tonight at 8 with the Arlington Chorus directed by Theodore Cook of Manchester. Ford Shrader and wife have returned early from a six week Florida trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gilbert
Roy Verdery
Mrs
Ford Shrader
Florida
West Arlington Sandgate Community Activities Update
The West Arlington Sandgate area reports varied local updates including the Ladies Aid Society meeting at 8 p.m. and residents traveling for school, hospital stays, or vacations. A Cambridge OES fashion show, extended real estate leadership changes, Easter seal drive progress, and mutual aid fire department cooperation are noted alongside Pack 34 Cut Scouts activities and a county firemen vs faculty game.
Hoosick Falls News Briefs and Local Notices
About 20 adult education ceramic class members will attend a dinner at Wallies Restaurant in Greenwich tonight. Nelson Brownell 18 of North Petersburg pled guilty to dis orderly conduct and was fined 25 by Town Justice Thomas Restino on March 27. Walter Pullerin Jr. of North Adams was fined 10 for a motor vehicle violation for inadequate brakes. Returns from Florida Mrs Kenneth Lester and wife returned Monday from Port Charlotte after wintering there. The Bentleys of North Hoosick Road returned Monday from three weeks in Florida, with Helen and Elizabeth Thomas staying for an extended visit. TO RECEIVE AWARDS John P. Gorman of Abbott Street and Alphonzo Salluzzo of River Street left for Miami Beach for the regional Prudential Insurance conference April 4-7. Salluzzo will receive the Northeastern Home Office Academy of Honor Award and be featured in the Hall of Fame. Lions Speaker William C. Brown Hoosick project engineer for the Dept of Public Works District No. 1 will address the Hoosick Lions Club at Iricks Restaurant. Brown will report on the Troy Hoosick Street Arterial Route project. A report will cover Lions Club ticket sales for the Wally Taber movie Friday at the central school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Brownell
North Petersburg
Thomas G. Restino
Justice Restino
Walter Pullerin Jr
North Adams
Florida
Kenneth Lester
Bovie Hill Road
Port Charlotte
Fla
Elwin S. Bentley
North Hoosick Road
Helen and
Elizabeth Thomas
Elm Street
Bennington
Bentleys
John P. Gorman
Abbott Street
Alphonzo Salluzzo
River Street
Miami Beach
Pruedential Insurance Co
Fontainbleu Hotel
Salluzzo
Hoosick Falls
Northeastern Home Office Academy of Honor
Boston
Mass
Gorman
LIONS
William C. Brown
Hoosick
Dept. of Public Works
Study Group Committee Organizes in Manchester
An organizational meeting of the curriculum committee of the area regional school study group was held Tuesday night at Manchester Elementary School. Chair is Don B Otis. secretary is Mrs Carol McNealus. Members include William Towne Nathaniel Terry Tyler Supt Neil E Cross and 12 others from towns Pa wel et Dorset Sunderland Danby Rupert Mount Tabor and Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Area Regional
Don B. Otis
Burr and Burton Seminary
Carol McNealus
Pawlet
William Towne
Arlington Memorial High School
Nathaniel
Terry) Tyler
Neil E. Cross
Joyce Ross
Harriet Denko
Pawelet
Margaret Thompson
Dorset
Eleanor Raftery
Sunderland
Robert L. Clayton
Helen Wood
Arlington
Leo Thaler
Danby
Helen Harwood
Rupert
Daulton Mann
Peru
Helen Tucci
Mount Tabor
Local notices and community events in South Cambridge
Dale Jacobson returns to school after illness as Pleasant Valley Granges and Crystal Clover 4-H Club plan regular meetings. WSCS meets at Mrs Wilson H Pratt home. Play by circuit MYF well attended. John Hamilton of Cornell visits family. Leo Barrett death noted. National Honor Society honors William Weber. Various hospital, church, and nursing news plus a 50th wedding anniversary for Rev. and Mrs. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Jacobson
Pleasant Valley Granges
Crystal Clover
WSCS
Wilson H. Pratt
Circuit Myf
Pleasant Valley Grange Hall
John Hamilton
Cornell University
Malcolm Hamilton
Gove Donisthorpe
Leo Barrett
Hudson Falls
William Weber
Carl Weber
Lee Road
Hoosie Valley Central School
George Cronk
Morris Road
Albany Medical Center
Mary Cornell
Northfield School
Carlton Coreneil
West Cambridge
Methodist Church
Lawrence Larrowe
Bennington
Mary Wade
West Camebridge
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Oliver Shaw
Hoosick Falls
Daughn Austin
James D. Austin Jr
Mary Hitchcock Hospital School of Nursing
Hanover
N.H
Norshaft Surprizz Show Bets on Fun and Cantankerous Skits
North Bennington residents hear that the Norshaft Lions’ new show Norshaft Surprizz debuts this Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the North Bennington School gym. The revue features fresh skits, music, dances, colorful costumes, and a cancan chorus line. Longtime soloists return alongside new talents, with tickets sold by sixth graders and Lions members at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Norshaft Lions
Norshaft
Art Lyons
Len Powers
Grandpa
Charlie Thompson
Grandma
Bennington
Shaftsbury
The
Lions
Hat Sale At Library Hall And Civic Meetings Noted
In North Bennington St Johns Sodality hosts a hat sale at Library Hall with coffee for visitors while Tucker Chapter 38 CES sets its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple on Bank Street Thursday at 8 p.m. Also planned is a Rainbarrel food sale Saturday at 10 a.m. with Baptist women cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker Chapter No. 38
CES
Masonic Temple
Bank Street
Ralph Hall
Red Cross Aids Homeless Pownal Families
Red Cross offices in Bennington said donations to aid two families left homeless by Tuesday's three hour fire in North Pownal are welcome. The Jones and Burdick families lost furnishings and clothing and face relocation plans, with infant items and baby clothes especially needed. Fire departments from Bennington and surrounding towns assisted, with insurance confirmed for the building owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
American Red Cross
Bennington
Joseph Tornadene
Dewey Jones
Francis Burdick
North Pownal
North
South Pownal
Jones
Herbert Blake
Rose Marie Bowman
Blake
Diane
Cindy
Sandra
Ann Marie
Dewey Jr
Susan
Wanda
Julie
June
Burdicks
Francis Jr
Scott
Rose Marie
Burdick
Rose Thomas
Accord
Barbara Napierkowski
Guy MacDonald
Vermont
Ralph Leonard
Leonard
Pownal Center
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Avelington
Also Mentioned on This Page
William A. Bischoff Jr
Headquarters Special Troops
U.S. Army Quartermaster Center
Fort Lee
Col
H.A. Allen Jr
J Ona McKee
Bischoff
Col. Allen
U.S. Army
West Arlington
Sandgate
Betty Trachte
Ladies Aid Society of
West Arlington Church
Jenny Hughes
George Hughes
Virginia
Chatham School
Beth Stroffoleno
UVM
Robert Stroffoleno
Paul Bedell Jr
Cary
Chris
Greenwich
Conn
Europe
Sherry Erickson
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hancover
Alva Morrison
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Ruth Bates
Burton T. Woodward
Honolulu
Woodward
Clark T. Woodward
Temple, N.H
OES No. 570
Masonic Hall
Peter Clark
Richard Ross
Chela Bosisio
Argentina
Elizeabeth Ridler
Dorothy Rich Madison
Dorothy Johansen
A.G. Barrett
Granville
N.Y
Kent Cranes
R.S. Fenns
Joseph Whiteheads
Snare Associates
Edith Dulles Snare
Brenda Parsons
Snare-Parsons Real Estate
Snare
Nicholas Lemtugov
Robert August
William Barrows
Dorset Real Estate Co
August Schramm
John N. Stane Nard
We Strout Real Estate Co
Helene Thompson
John Mears
Charles Flanders
Chuckie
Flanders
Ossipee
Arlington Fire Dept
Pack 34
Donald S. Kendall
Den 4
Donald Brown
D. S. Kendall Jr
John Moore
D. S. Kensdall Jr
Donald Keough
Earl Howard
Howard
Den 2
Guy Hard
Tim Blair
Denner
Christopher Swezey
Douglas Shaw
Lyman Gemmell
Carroll Knight
Dudley Griffis
Charles Hosley
Gene Gaiotti
George Thuren
Ted Hopkins
Alexander Bell
Joseph Markey
William LaMontagne
Chick
Ray Senecal
Paul Markey
Rex Sheldon
Carl Rice
Gordon McClure
Lowrie Gibb
John Eckhardt
Foster Aaron
Don Otis
Edith Beaumont
Wallie’s
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Cambridge Central School
Hoosic Valley
Harry White
Clifton Park
South Camebridge
Buskirk
Elizabeth Nwyer
Library Hall
St. John’s Sodality
NBHS
Edward Baldwin
Alison Nowak
Burlington
Bernard Leamy
Social Studies
Government Research Center
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Red Cross
Eleanor Niles
Charles Herrington
Adams
Sadie Hulihan
Mothers Club
Howard Harrington
Maurice Taber
Jermain Methodist Church
James Lake
Thomas D. Nesbitt
Norwich University
Marcia Tinkham
Melanie Harrington
Jermain Methodist Choir
Donald George
White Creek Grange
William Gulley
Ben Niles
Cobleskill Agricultural and Technical College
Donald Niles
Mabel Niles
Cosy
Evans’ News
Main Street
DIAL
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!