Final Griffin Hall Concert at Williams this weekend
Griffin Hall at Williams College ends the 1973 74 season with a vocal program by Daniel O Connor baritone and Victor Hill piano Friday May 10 and Sunday May 12 at 830 pm in Griffin Hall Room 3 open to the public free The program features Schumann Liederkreis Op 39 and Berlioz Les Nuits d ete sung in German and French with translations The concert highlights love unrequited or lost and O Connor returns from sabbatical with past repertoire Hill known as harpsichordist organist and pianist collaborates with the Mendelssohn Choir and universities of Wisconsin and Oregon both scholars and performers in the piece
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Griffin Hall
Williams College
Daniel O’connor
Victor Hill
Robert Schumann
Hector Berlioz
Joseph
England
Schubert
Schumann
Mahler
Wolf
Strauss
Germany
Otto Gogl
Herma Kramm
Mendelssohn Choir
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Oregon
Manchester selects to crack down on nuisance dogs
Manchester selectmen adopted a new dog ordinance after several complaints of canine damage. A resident reported 26 chickens killed in about 10 days, supported by police photos and a witness sighting. The board set fines from 25 to 100 dollars, posted the ordinance, and will begin enforcement via the town constable. Mrs. Bentley will be compensated at four dollars per chicken, totaling 104 dollars, and duty shifts to the constable were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Selectmen
Myrtle Bentley
Raymond Weeks
Bentley
Clyde Bryant Jr
Bryant
Selectman
I. Stanford Zecher
Ralph Fleming
Zecher
Community church and club events at Jermain United Methodist
White Creek Services happen Sundays at 9 a.m. with Sunday School at 10. Youth Fellowship on May 12 and Bible classes May 13. 4H judging occurs this week with Dress Revue on May 16. General cleanup at Jermain Community Hall on Friday May 10 at 7 p.m. bring cleaning gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermain United Methodist Church
Jermain Community Hall
Obituary for Harold M. Haswell 61 in Saratoga Hospital
Harold M. Haswell Hap 61 of Hoosick Falls died after a long illness at Saratoga Hospital. He taught in Hoosick Falls and Saratoga Springs, worked with Saratoga Harness since 1944 as racing secretary for 23 years, and held Elks offices including exalted ruler in 1954. Survived by his wife Helen Walsh and three sons, with extensive family ties in Hoosick Falls and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Haswell
Saratoga Hospital
Hoosick Falls
Albany State University
Saratoga Springs High School
Hap
Saratoga Harness
Saratoga Lodge of Elks
State Elks Association
Hoosick Falls Lodge
Walter Wirmusky
Atwell Mead
Universal Drivers Ratings System
Harness Racing Secretaries Association
Harness Horse Breeders Association
New York State Breeders Association
Haswell
United States Trotting Association
United States Harness Writer's Association
Helen A. Walsh
Bruce
Saratoga Springs
Robert
Bay Meadows
Calif
Donald Haswell
Syracuse University
Robert Ashton Haswell
Ethel Moseley Haswell
Robert Or
Hill Road
Fremont Haswell
Pine Valley Road
R. Ashton Haswell
North Petersburg
Beatrice Brenenstuhl
Volney
Howard Haswell
California
Forrest Haswell
Jacksonville
Fla
Amanda Cordiss
Georgia
Ralph
Mary Walsh
Kidnaping charge pins trucker with $20,000 bond
A 28-year-old Perkinsville truck driver, Frank Ward, was held on $20,000 bail on charges of kidnaping and assault on his wife following a two day detainment. Ward, arrested in West Lebanon, NH, after a high speed chase, pleaded innocent in court and was ordered to undergo a mental examination at Woodstock Correctional Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Woodstock Correctional Center
St Michael's professor resigns to chair Montana State department
Dr. Frank Bryan resigns from St. Michael's College after six years as associate professor of political science to become chairman of the government department at Montana State University. He reportedly did not receive a pay raise this year and officials cite a speech last year unfavorable to administration as a key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winooski
UPI
St. Michael's College
Montana State University
Frank Bryan
St. Michael's
Bryan
Springfield teen charged after drive-in shooting death
Mark Schaefer, 19, of Springfield pleaded innocent in Vermont District Court to careless and negligent use of a firearm with death resulting in the fatal shooting of his friend Larry Smith, 16, at the Rockingham drive-in theater on April 20. Schaefer seeks a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
UPI
Mark Schaefer
Springfield
Schaefer
Vermont
Larry Smith
Smith
Rockingham Drive-In
New York Police Chief Defends Force Amid Indictment
Albany Police Chief Edward McArdle defends the department as Lt. Kennedy faces three felony counts of first degree perjury. He notes two years of probe yielded one indictment amid SIC hearings that accused widespread corruption. In Lake Pleasant, murder suspect Robert Garrow Sr. heads to trial for the Domblewski death with possible insanity defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Edward McArdle
McArdle
Kenneth C. Kennedy
State Investigation Commission
Kennedy
Lake Pleasant
Robert F. Garrow
Hamilton County
Garrow
Adirondacks
Philip Domblewski
Speculator
Fall Foliage Parade ends Shriners 13 year run in Berkshire
In Berkshire, the Springfield Shriners end a 13 year presence in the Northern Berkshire Fall Foliage Parade amid fee disputes and an insult allegation. A pledge to march is void after a letter accusing City Councillor Gigliotti of insulting the group in exchange for a crippled children’s fund donation. In Pittsfield, Stephen Nakashian, 22, of Amherst is charged with illegal possession of 14,000 tablets found after a prior arrest for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Springfield Shriners
Berkshire
Shriners
Northern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
Jack F. Gigliotti
Pittsfield
Stephen R. Nakashian
Amherst
Mistrial Declared in Pittsfield Arson Case
The Superior Court arson trial of Thomas S. Biggart, accused of setting fire in 1973 to a store in a building he owned, ended with a deadlocked jury after more than nine hours of deliberation over a week. Judge Samuel S. Tisdale declared a mistrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Thomas S. Biggart
Samuel S. Tisdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williams
Bennington
Wain Street
Ad Bookshop
Ilcts Center
Bennington, Vi
Ticipate
Guertin Bros.,Inc
Hyannis
Mase
Shultz
Jewelers
Main Street
American Gem Society
J. F. Collins Co
Roberts Drive
Excel
Triangle Pacific
Ntuttle
Progressive Building Supply Center
Depot Street
Gilbert
Putney
New York
Down In
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!