Cambridge Area Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Patients from the region admitted to Mary McClellan Hospital through May 2 include Kathryn Brewer Lola Wesner Ann Brown Donald Sprague Patricia Millard Eleanor Godfrey and others. Discharges cover Perry Eddy Donald Sprague Rose Telford George Scott Mabel Robson Charles Hawes Jane McGuire J Ward Montgomery Margaret Peters Theodore Riley and more. A rummage sale at Embury Methodist Church will be led by Evalyn Burton with hours Friday six to nine p.m. and Saturday ten a.m. to eleven p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McClellan Hospital
Kathryn V. Brewer
Lola A. Wesner
Cambridge
Ann C. Brown
Hoosick
Donald A. Sprague
Eagle Bridge
Patricia L. Millard
Buskirk
Eleanor Godfrey
Pawlet
Perry K
Eddy
Donald A
Sprague
Rose L. Telford
George Daniel Scott Jr
Mabel B. Robson
Hoosick Falls
Charles F. Hawes
Jane
David) McGuire
J. Ward Montgomery
Margaret E. Peters
Theodore E. Riley
Evalyn Burton
Embury Methodist Church
National Officer Sets Two Day Tour
Mrs. Dorothy A. Elston of Middletown Delaware president of the National Federation of Republican Women plans a two day tour of Vermont May 20 and 21. She will be accompanied by Mrs. Francis Perkins of Concord New Hampshire fourth vice president of the federation. The women are set to attend a lunch meeting in Manchester Friday before heading to the Springfield area for a dinner meeting that day. They also plan meetings in the St Johnsbury area and Burlington Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Dorothy A. Elston
Middletown
Del
National Federation of Republican Women
Vermont
Francis Perkins
Concord
N.H
Federation
Springfield
St. Johnsbury
Burlington
Dorset T Heads to New York and Bermuda Visit
Dorset T and Wylie Kinney travel by bus to New York for a day before heading by boat or plane to Bermuda to visit the Lawrence Kings who are now at their Bermuda home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Kinney
New York
Bermuda
Lawrence Kings
Cambridge Loses New Policeman Again
Cambridge, N Y The village board accepted the resignation of George Hoag of Bennington who had just been appointed as officer. Hoag cited personal and financial reasons and said he could not continue. The board invited new applications, due by the May 17 meeting, with qualifications from village clerk Orville Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N.Y
George Hoag
Bennington
Hoag
Orville Burton
Cambridge Hosts State Musical Meet
New York State School Music Association Regional Contest will be hosted at Cambridge Central School on Friday from 2 to 8 30 p m and Saturday May 8 from 9 a m to 2 p m Adjudicators include Clif ford W Pasquale and Robert L Connor for choirs Roger Dinucci and William C Heck for bands Mrs Mary Forbes Gardiner Vincent and L W Osborne for piano woodwinds and brass and percussion Students from Salem Waters vilet Tamarac Hoosick Falls Cambridge Hudson Falls Fort Ann Hartford Fort Edward Coxe sackie Ath ens and Queensbury will participate No twirling events this year School will close at noon Friday to accommodate the contest Charles W Bowler supervising principal and local committee member said Others on the committee are Peter Proud chairman Mrs Jennie Dempsey Mrs Richard Ross Miss Ruth Booker student chairman and John Boor NYSSMA representative Public invited to attend Students will perform with about ten minutes on stage and a full program with names will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N.Y
New York State School Music Association
Cambridge Central School
Clifford W. Pasquale
Robert L. Connor
Roger Dinucci
William C. Heck
Mary Forbes
Gardiner Vincent
L. W. Osborne
Salem
Waters Vilet
Tamarac
Hoosick Falls
Hudson Falls
Fort Ann
Hartford
Fort Edward
Coxesackie - Athens
Queensbury
Charles W. Bowler
Peter Proud
Jennie Dempsey
Richard Ross
Ruth Booker
John Boor
Nyssma
Troop 28 Plans Meeting and Village Notices in North Bennington
Patrol leaders in Troop 28 BSA are reminded of the council meeting tonight at 7 at Scoutmaster Harold Shepard home. Articles of food and usable white elephants for the St John’s Sodality sale may be left at the library Friday between 1 and 2 pm. The sale runs 2 to 5 pm. A one night ban on all night parking is issued to speed street sweeping early Friday. An ordinance restricting parking on St Luke's Place west side was considered with a hearing set for May 17. The Firemen's Auxiliary was awarded the janitor job in the municipal building as of June 1. Mrs Chester A Young may be librarian candidate. Thomas Dunn and David Moore were appointed to meet with the library board on a new librarian. Village water problems discussed and Donald J Presler instructed to contact Cambridge Water Works for a reevaluation. A fallen street drain on West Main Street will be repaired by the village. The Fire Department may hold the Washington County Firemen's Convention in Cambridge in 1966 if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BSA
Harold Shepard
St. John’s Sodality
St. Luke’s Place
Chester A. Young
Thomas Shiland
Thomas Dunn
David Moore
Floyd Smith
Library Board
Donald J. Presler
Charlotte Gotetry
Cambridge Water Works
Fire Rating Board
Frank J. Fuller
West Main Street
Fire Department
Washington County Firemen’s Convention
Cambridge
Pownal Church Plans Rummage Sale May 22
The Women's Fellowship of Pownal Center Community Church announces a rummage sale May 22 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Pownal Center Fire House. Donations of good used clothing and household items are welcomed by calling Mrs. Zuron Huse or Mrs. John Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship of
Center Fire House
Zuron Huse
John Barber
Arlington Bays Highway Truck purchases upgrade and load safeguards
Arlington selectmen announce a Ford 750 for the Town Highway Department with a five yard body to prevent overloading. Modifications include heavy springs, larger transmission and rear end, and cab roof. The old truck sold for 3812.60 toward 7312.60, cost to town 3500.0. In a separate note, the annual pre school clinic reports 127 children examined and vaccinated, with 10 diphtheria tetanus shots and 39 boosters, under Drs Wicksman and Corbin and with local and state health staff assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Board of Selectmen
Clarence Nicholas
Harry W. Beals
A. Coleman Masson
David Adler
Richard Champney
Henry J. Bassen
Albert Dickinson
Harvey Dus Bois
Ralph Mattison
John Barber
Richard Walsh
Arlington Junior High Pre Freshman Night at AMHS
All eighth grade students and parents from Arlington Junior High and nearby communities are invited to a pre freshman night at AMHS Tuesday at 7 30 p m The event aims to acquaint Grade 8 families with Arlington MHS educational programs and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Junior High School
AMHS
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MainStreet
Bennington, Vt
Dorset
Marden Skinner
Javery
South
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Trust Department of the Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Brattleboro
Rutland
Bellows Falls
Chester
Manchester Center
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
Wilbur Rice
West Road
Old Bennington
Stowell Baxter
Appletree Lane
Bennington College
Noveck-Schultz, Inc
Main Street
Mount Anthony Country Club
Bennington Museum
Mount Anthony Road
THE
Four Chimneys
MT. Anthony
Clark’s Woods
Bank Street
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Arlington Bays
Peaceful Valley
Pownal Center
Sun
Helene Thompson
Benn Pastry Shop
Candle Mill
Council On Physical Fitness
President's Council On Physical Fitness
Washington, D.C
Advertising Council
President’s Council ON Physical Fitness
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