Romeo and Juliet heads to Adams Theater in Williamstown
Romeo and Juliet opens at Adams Memorial Theatre Williamstown on May 11 marking the seventh Shakespeare production by the Williams group since 1941. Dr Joseph Stockdale cites production and training as key challenges with 24 scenes eight setting changes 30 costumes and a major dance sequence demanding choreography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet
Adams Memorial Theatre
Williamstown
Williams Group
Joseph G. Stockdale Jr
Bennington Chorus to Perform Mozart Requiem Next Sunday
Bennington College Community Chorus and Orchestra rehearse final passages for Mozart Requiem to be staged May 6 at 2 20 p m at Bennington Catholic High School. Conductor Paul Boepple also leads Dessoff Choirs at Carnegie Hall this Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Bennington College Community Chorus
Bennington Catholic High School
Paul Boepple
Dessoff Choirs
New York
Carnegie Hall
Sara Endich
Betty Allen
Blake Stern
Paul Matthew
Dessoff
Governor's Day activities and community notes in Wilmington area
Wilmington and Dover residents attended Gov Keyser Day at Heartwellville Lodge with hostesses Mrs Howe and Mrs Hicks. Marie Bomfred returned to Trinity College Burlington after a 10 day home visit. Fire departments fought a sugar house fire in Whitingham. Future Homemakers of America held a Mount Snow convention with talks by UVM educators and an AFS student. Various local events include a Dover musical program, lodge meetings, a preschool clinic, a birthday party for Robin Kaemmerlen, and Democratic county meeting in Bellows Falls. Lions heard a Wilmington PE talk and planned an auction for July 21 with monthly donation pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Howe Jr
Raymond Grout
Porter Farwell
Thomas Moore
William Pool
Wayne Timmerman
Donald Hicks
Gordon Rice
Searsburg
Gov. Keyser
Heartwellville Lodge
Howe
Mrs. Hicks
Marie Bomfred
Thomas Bomfred
Dover Knoll Lodge
Trinity College
Burlington
F. Ray Keyser
A. John Holden
Harvey Clifford
Mount Snow
J. Anthony Samensink
UVM
Bruce A. Gaylord
Agricultural Education Department
Yuriko Tamura
Japan
Ruth Thornly
State Department of Education
Leonard
Wilmington
Lions
Milton Wolf
Old Red Mill
Local residents enjoy visits as art exhibit opens in New York
Dorset Miriam Tifft and Mrs. H G Mattoon host and guests travel between Wellesley and Hartford. An exhibition of Connoway marine and landscape paintings opens at Kennedy Galleries in New York from May 3 to 31 with a preview in the evening. The Players auction clears over $200 as the group plans its May 24 annual meeting and board elections. A Joyce Hurley School of Dance group provides entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stannard Sr
South
Jay Connoway
Bernard Eichen
New York City
Connoway
Kennedy Galleries
New York
Joyce Hurley
Hoosick News Briefs From Dalton And Village Events
Miss Lucy and Edith North visit Mrs Reginia Baker in Dalton. Crusaders' Class plans a public supper May 17 at 5 30 pm with Esther Tilley Jessie Stevens Marion Frost and Marion Smith on the committee. Ladies Auxiliary installs new officers at the Hoosick Fire Hall. Watson White installs as president of the Hoosick Men's Fire Department with Angel Stevens as president Ruth Rudd secretary Jane Wingard treasurer Hazel Rudd chaplain Mary Jones historian Ruth Howland trustee. Memorial Day Parade planned for Sunday May 27. Donald Rydberg and son John of Rochester visit Mrs Rydberg's sister Mrs Rudolph Marshall. Joyce Cloke of Schenectady visits grandmother Mrs Harry E Cipperly. Holy Eucharist at All Saints Church now 7 30 am Sundays starting May 13. William Wolfram Sr and granddaughter Mrs Charles Prebble visit Ellsworth Stevens. All Saints vestry meeting set for Thursday May 3 at 8 pm.
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Lucy
Edith North
Dalton
Mass
Reginia Baker
Crusaders
The
Baptist Church
Watson White
Hoosick Men’s Fire Depatment
Angel Stevens
Lucy Rifenburg
Ruth Rudd
Jane Wingard
Hazel Rudd
Mary Jones
Ruth Howland
Donald Rydberg
John
Rochester
All Saints Church
William Wolfram Sr
Charles Prebble
Eagle Bridge
Ellsworth Stevens
Local Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs Mildred Powers visited Dorset with family. Montvale guest Montvale ties noted. Rutland callers included Lawrence Matthews to Mr and Mrs Horace Moore. Mary Jean Vernon and Diane visited Frank Bruce’s family. Indian River Homemakers met at Eleanor Laurie’s home and installed Abbie Farrar as president with Anne Laurie as vice president Beverly Kinne as secretary and Beverly Haye as treasurer. White elephant sale conducted. refreshments served by Beverly Haye and Janice Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Powers
Dorset
John Cooledge
Edna Hammond
Montvale
N.J
Ray Braymer
Lawrence Matthews
Rutland
Horace Moore
Mary Jean Vernon
Diane
Frank Bruce
Indian River
Eleanor Laurie
Abbie Farrar
Anne Laurie
Beverly Kinne
Bevery Haye
Council
Janice Moore
Beverly Haye
Invitations Out for 7th Hoosac Valley Horse Show
Hoosick Falls invites outline the seventh annual Hoosac Valley Horse Show plus a second ring gymkhana. AHSA sanctioned events include saddle seat hunter seat jumper western and stock classes with 29 events and judges Reed Breinert and Roger T. Maher. Event officials and support staff listed with locations in Hoosick Falls Ballston Spa Watervliet North Adams Lenox Old Chatham White Creek and Rich Ridge Riders club. The show is Memorial Day May 30 rain or shine with post entries accepted.
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Hoosac Valley
Reed Breinert
Ballston Spa
Morgan
Roger T. Maher
Windsor
Clayton Waterbury
Watervliet
William H. Ivimey
Hoosick Falls
Harry E. von Haggin
Helen W. Chamberlain
Robert Henderson
North Adams
Mass
Joseph Mitchell
Old Chatham
James Martin
Lenox, Mass
AHSA
Ridge Riders’ Saddle Club of
White Creek
25 Graduate At New Hampshire Thompson School
It will be graduation day for 25 students at the Thompson School of Agriculture at the University of New Hampshire. The two-year institute will host featured speaker Dr. Harold C. Grinnell with UNH officials and class president Richard H. Lawrence of Lyndonville Vermont in attendance.
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Durham
N.H
Thompson School of Agriculture
University of New Hampshire
Thompson
Institute of Applied Farming
Harold C. Grinnell
Austin S. Hubbard
UNH Board of Trustees
Harry A. Keener
UNH College of Agriculture
Richard H. Lawrence
Lyndonville
Kennedy White House Dance Adds Marine Band in Blue Room
At a White House reception tonight for ambassadors and foreign mission heads, about 300 guests will enjoy new dance music. A trio of Marine Corps musicians will provide the dance music as President and Mrs. Kennedy host the event with Cabinet members, House Speaker McCormack, Chief Justice Warren, and top State Department officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Marine Corps
Kennedy
House
John W. McCormack
Earl Warren
State Department
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Adams Theater
Williamstown — “Romeo
Community Chorus
Mozart
Noveck’s
Bennington College
Williams
Hill and Dale
Manchester
Dover
Carlo Walter
Tel
Sugar
Harold Lackey
Whitingham
Readsboro
Wendell Morse
Future Homemakers of America
Snow Lake Lodge
Snow Barn
Sun Dance Lodge
Town Hall
Jerome Corvan
Deerhill Lodge
West Dover
Masonic Hall
Sicians
Barbara Mason
Jennie Sturley
Robin Kaemmerlen
Paul Kaemmerlen
Mountaineer Lodge
Leslie Belden Jac
Pamela
Kathie Mundell
Judie Carruthers
Terry Bartlett
Elaine Snow
Robin
Susan
Laurie
Peter Zilliacus
Clinton Hall
Bellows Falls
William H. Meyer
U.S
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Misty Mountain Lodge
Lendsey Cole
Richard Leonard
Wilmington High School
Miriam Tifft
H. G. Mattoon
Wellesley
Winfield Warren
Mary Richmond
Glen Ridge
Myrtle Porter
Ruth Kingsbury
Hartford
Albany
Jan Caster
Cindy Rockwell
Misty Hills
Troy
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Tei
Rupert
Yellowstone World's Fair
San Francisco
Yosemite
Los Angeles
Hollywood Disneyland
Grand Canyon
Seattle
Pittsfield
Berkshire Travel
Spring Street
Agency, Inc
Fashion Ze South Street
Hoosac Valley Horse Show
N.H. School of Agriculture
DIAL
Donald J. Mattison
Manchester Ctr
Sealy
Carolife
Main Street
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