Bennington Student Named Second Mademoiselle Guest Editor
Susan Merrill, a Bennington College junior from Baldwin Maryland, is the second Bennington girl in two years chosen as a guest editor for Mademoiselle Magazine. She will reside in New York during June to learn editorial work and gain cultural exposure while editing the August college issue.
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North Bennington
Susan Merrill
Bennington College
Baldwin, Md
Bennington
Mademoiselle Magazine
Lucey
Susan
National
New York
Harford Day School
Belair
Girl Scout Meeting Canceled. First Aid Talk Slated
The Wednesday meeting of Girl Scout Troop 544 was canceled unexpectedly. The next meeting will be May 9 at the W H S cafeteria with first aid instruction by town nurse Barbara Mason as the afternoon feature.
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W.H.S
Barbara Mason
Cambridge Area Residents Share Health and Family News
Cambridge area residents report illnesses confining Mr and Mrs Raymond Herring Sr to home on Academy. South Cambridge hosts a parish mother’s event. Several locals attend church and hospital updates include Mrs Hermanda Ulsted at Hoosick Falls Health Center and Julia Gorman seeking care in Saranac.
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Raymond Herrington Sr
Academy
South Cambridge
Gaughter
North Hoosick Methodist Church
Hermanda Ulsted
Oscar Tollisen
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Randall D. Oestriecher
Union College
S. Clayton Oestriecher
West Main Street
Julia Gorman
McClellan Hospital
Saranac
James Mulligan
Academy Street
Brown of
Hoosick
LaVerne Perry
Eagle Bridge
Cambridge Road
Gerald
Kenneth Lee Aiken
Norman D. Bott
Cambridge
Foster Goodrich
Westfield
Mass
John King
Clarence King
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Samuel Wallace Jr
John McClarty
Charles Dusha
Nelson Cairns
Fred Severson
Albany Medical Center
Thomas Kyer
Violet Wulff
Adirondack Community College
William Wulff
Peter Rehn
Shushan
John Luke
William Nennstiel
Ira Young
Middletown
Arlington Choir Heads to Tri State Music Festival
Arlington High School chorus members prepare for a massed choir under Prof Frederick S Mirliani at Bennington as part of the Tri State Music Festival on May 19. Readies include Beth Stroffoleno Ann Scott Smith Jeffrey Hard Dwight Grover and others with Nyoka Grout assisting.
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Arlington
Arlington High School
Burlington
Vermont
Beth Stroffoleno
Ann Scott-Smith
Jeffrey Hard
Dwight Grove
James H. Remly
New England Conservatory of Music
Walter Finney
Ruth Watkin
Arlington Chorus
Frederick S. Mirliani
Holy Cross College
Bennington
Alice May Norris
Patricia Woodcock
Barbara Aaron
Ann Pelham
Curt Albee
Timothy Lindsey
Kenneth Mason
Henry Bolster
Dwight Grover
Robert Cameron
John Mason
Charles Derosia
Peter Marsh
Nyoka Grout
Arlington Memorial High School
Readsboro Youth Accepted by Cambridge School of Broadcasting
Bruce Akley of Readsboro Vermont, a Whitingham High School senior, was accepted by the Cambridge School of Broadcasting in Boston. The two year program includes liberal arts and professional training for radio and television. He may gain practical work at WCSB and WCSB TV. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Akley and played basketball, soccer and wrote for the school newspaper.
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Mildred Berry
Guido Cimonetti
Alice Whitney
Rufus L. Brown
Universalist Church
North Adams
Mass
Luke Dalrymple
Harold Whitney
Marlboro
Henry Peck
Lewis Stone
Carl Ball
George Streeter
Charles Smith
Wilmington
Hill and Valley Council
West Wordsboro
Leslie Turner
Marjorie Johnson
East Dover
Congregational Church
Max Allen
Navy
Madrid
Spain
Helen Allen
Wilmington High School
Harold G. Allen
Cmdr
Allen
United States
George Kershaw
John Willard Jr
Clinton T. Hall
Edward Barber
West Dover
Sandra Gaughan
Suffield
Congregational First Church of Christ
Clinton Hall
Hall
Ethel Jones
Granville
N.Y
Alfred Lehmann
Mathew Wear
Cambridge
Bruce Akley
Readsboro
Whitingham High School
Cambridge School of Broadcasting
Boston
Albert R. Williams
Cambridge School
Akley
WCSB
Wcsb-Tv
Eugene Akley
Hoosac School to Launch Tri City Fund Campaign
Hoosac School unveils a Tri City Fund drive aiming to raise 1 million dollars for a Memorial Hall endowment. An opening banquet is planned at Schuyler Meadows Club Albany on May 23 with co chairmen, Trustees, and church leaders expected to attend. A 1830 silver tea set gift from Mrs. Tenney is reported from Tibbits mansion, now the main building.
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Hoosac School
Mee
Hoosac
Tibbits Mansion
Clinton H. Blake Jr
Allen W. Brown
Diocese of Albany
Hall Park McCullough
North Bennington
John F. Roy
Troy
William H. Areson Jr
Hoosick Falls
Col. Innes Randolph
Stamford
Conn
Derwin Kirby Jr
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Schenectady
Sanborn G. Tenney Jr
Williamstown
Tibbits
Hoosick
N.Y
Baldwin Gardiner
Philadelphia
New York
Tibbits Hall
LeGrand Cannon Tibbits
Edward Dudley Tibits
Battenkill Grange notes outline May activities
Arlington Battenkill Grange reports a combined highway safety and Mother’s Day program led by Betty Clayton. Plans include a tea cup auction, May 12 community work day at West Arlington Cemetery, a May 16 memorial program, and Grange dances starting May 26.
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Grange
Betty Clayton
Linda McEckron
Pawlet
Edward Curran
George Cooledge
Edward Doyle
Mary Thompson
Nelson Rudd
Clark Condon
Kenneth McCrea
Irene Vaughn
Raymond McEckron
Richard King
Local Visitors and Travel Notes Across Town
Cambridge residents and relatives from Lynn to Spring Valley returned home after visits. East Greenbush guests stayed with the Bakers on Gilmore Avenue. Clergy and families from West Topsham Vermont and Ticonderoga joined funeral services in Groton for Dr. Otto Muller alongside relatives from Frankfort Kentucky and West Hempstead.
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Clinton Carter
Cora Hutchins
Groton
Methodist
Kenneth Hutchins
Kenneth
West Topsham
Eva Carter
Sadie Reynolds
Ticonderoga
Henry L. Bishop
Frankfort
William Gardner
West Hempstead
L.I
Otto Muller
West River Jamaica to Host White Water Championships
The National White Water Canoe Slalom and Eastern White Water Championship races will occur May 19 and 20 on the West River in Jamaica. About 100 entrants from Canada, Virginia and Colorado are expected, with 17 gates over 300 yards and a three minute winning time.
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West River
Jamaica
Canada
Virginia
Colorado
First Louisville Broom Factory Opens in 1865
Thom as Cammisan built a broom factory in Louisville in 1865, marking the city’s first manufacturing plant.
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Louisville, Ky
Thomas Cammisan
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