New Mad Tom Books brings paperback range to Manchester
Manchester shop Mad Tom Books opens north of town on U S 7 opposite Carriage Trade. Carl Parsons of Dorset and Harriet Parsons expand an old 1812 building into a 4000-title paperback outlet with category browsing, educational titles, and low-cost editions for students.
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Manchester
Mad Tom Books
Carl Parsons
Dorset
Luigi Lucioni
East Dorset
Mad Tom
Parsons
Harriet
Bromley
Rattenhill
Margaret
Walter Hard
Johnny Appleseed
Carl
Old Eyes
Apollo
Harpers
Oxford
Scribners
Carl Ob
UVM
Harvard
Oberlin
Northwestern
Pakistan
Hards
Resch
Marlboro Opens Plans for Casals Concert Auditorium
Marlboro College announces May 1 start on a $60,000 auditorium to house the Marlboro School of Music and summer concerts. The 60 by 100 foot hall with 5,400 square feet, seating nearly 500, aims for acoustical excellence and a simple rural look in time for Pablo Casals to open the Marlboro Music Festival season.
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Marlboro
Rudolf Serkin
Marlboro School of Music
Marlboro College
Pablo Casals
College
Ashley and Myer
Lexington
Mass
The
MacMillin Co
Keene
N.H
Brattleboro
Randall To Film Not On Your Life Abroad
Hollywood AP reports Tony Randall, New York based, will film Not On Your Life for Warner Bros in Europe. He jokes about unlisted phones costing money and how he listed under a false name to save 50 cents monthly, while noting his role behind Robert Preston in the movie.
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Hollywood
Tony Randall
Randall
Goodby
Europe
Warner Bros
New York
Athens
Greek Isles
Sixth Birthday Party for Arlington Girl at Home
Hope Lane celebrated her sixth birthday Thursday afternoon at home. Hosted by her mother Mrs Alden Lane and Mrs Eber White of East Arlington the event featured pink and yellow colors. Guests included Anne Coley Nancy Hagelberg Mary Ann Howe ll Kathy Galli Wanda Pero Princess Crawford Bobby Jones and Donnie Wyman. The birthday cake was prepared by Mrs White and games followed by a buffet lunch.
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Arlington
Hope Lane
Alden Lane
Eber White
East Arlington
White
Anne Coley
Nancy Hagelberg
Mary Ann Howell
Kathy Galli
Wanda Pero
Princess Crawford
Bobby Jones
Donnie Wyman
New England Congress Members Voting on Recent Rollcalls
Report lists how New England delegates voted on three floor actions. It notes approval and rejection of an antifilibuster rule to limit debate on a literacy tests bill, a motion to table that bill, and the 171 to 201 defeat of a 73 million Philippine war damage measure. Names and party affiliations are given for each vote.
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New England
Wshington
Congress
Bush
R-Conn
Dodd
D-Conn
Muskie
D-Maine
Pastore
D-R. I
Pell
D-R.i
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Smith
D- Mass
R-Maine
Aiken
R-Vt
Cotton
R-N.h
Murphy
Prouty
Bass
Burke
D-Mass
Conte
Daddario
Donohue
Dmass
Fogarty
Giaimo
Keith
Kowalski
Lane
McIntire
Martin
Merrow
R-N. H
Monagan
D Conn
Morse
O’neill
Philbin
St. Germain
Seely- Brown
Sibal
Bates
Garland
R Maine
Macdonald
D - Mass
Stafford
Tupper
Maine
Boland
Curtis
Community Toast and New Officers At Holy Name Breakfast
John D. Ryan spoke at the Holy Name Society Communion breakfast at Patrician Hall with William Walsh as toastmaster. New officers chosen include Victor Royal president Bernard Morache vice president Norman Hong treasurer and John Rogers secretary.
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John D. Ryan
Schuylerville Central School
Holy Name Society
Patrician Hall
William Walsh
St. Patrick's Church
Maurice O’conner
Victor Royal
Bernard Morache
Norman Hong
John Rogers
Nicholas Canzeri
Robert O. Beoker
Benjamin Carleton
Gilmore Avenue
George Jeskie
Turnpike Road
John Luke and Son
Raymond Luke
North Union Street
Daniel Wilkie
U.S. Air Force
George Wilkie
Goodfellow Afb
San Angelo
Texas
H. H. Hitchcock
St. Petersburg
Fla
H. Wyman Hitchcock
Jeffery
Wayneboro
Cambridge-area
Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association
Town Hall
Center Cambridge
Kelly Cole
John MacMorris
Lois McGuer
Wildcat Gondolas to Begin Operations May 26
Wildcat Mountain in Pinkham Notch New Hampshire will open daily gondola tramway service for sightseers on Saturday May 26. The glass enclosed gondolas ascend a mile and a quarter in 12 minutes to the 4100 foot summit with two observation towers and telescopes offering distant views of the Atlantic coast and surrounding lakes and mountains. A restaurant and souvenir shop are at the base.
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Pinkham Notch
N. H
Wildcat Mountain
Mt. Washington
N.H
Atlantic Ocean
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Canada
Bennington Music Institute Sets Summer Instructors Program
Bennington College with the American Council of Learned Societies offers a six week summer music institute for full time public high school teachers. The program covers creative studies, performance workshops, and curriculum planning with six graduate credits. guests include district principals and board members, plus artists Esther Kissling Peter Proud Beverly Newton and Matthew Pykosz. Concerts run Mondays in July featuring staff Estival String Quartet and visiting performers.
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North Bennington
Bennington College
American Council of Learned Societies
Bennington
Esther Kissling
Peter Proud
Cambridge, N.Y. Central School
Beverly Newton
Woodstock
Matthew Pykosz
Stowe
Estival String Quartet
Farm Bureau sets June 1 goal for 6500 members in Vermont
Vermont Farm Bureau board in Montpelier approved a June 1 target to reach 6,500 members with 2,836 signed in across counties and activity starting in several areas. Town captains will intensify May efforts with Nationwide Insurance agents aiding May 21 week. discussions covered dairy issues, milk marketing, tax problems, and farm programs.
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Montpelier
Vermont Farm Bureau Board of Trustees
Nationwide Insurance
Clyde Benedict
Personel and Public Relations Department
Vermont
Elmer Towne
Robert Davidson
Extension Service
Morrill Foundation
Foreign Trade Association
Rotterdam
Farm Bureau Trade Corporation
Parks to Take One-Year Leave from Berkshire College
Mrs. Clara C. Park will leave Berkshire Community College at year end to accompany her husband Dr. David A. Park and their four children on a one-year abroad leave. Dr. Park, Williams College physics professor, won a National Science Foundation fellowship for 15 months of study and research in England at Cambridge University and on the European continent next summer.
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Williamstown
Mass
Clara C. Park
Berkshire Community College
Berkshire Eagle
David A. Park
Williams College
Park
Williams
National Science Foundation
Parks
England
Department of Applied Mathematics
Cambridge University
Arlington Calendar mix shows misheading on Banner page
The Arlington Calendar column appeared under the wrong heading Dor set on page 7 of yesterday's Banner, leading to a mislabeling error in the edition.
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Dorset
Arlington
Dorset and Barre notes fill local social calendar
Dorset residents host visitors and attend regional meetings while Dartmouth student Richard Briggs visits relatives. Ogunquit Maine art center announces a summer exhibition. Local groups plan meetings and banking talk. Newburgh area newlyweds visit, and a state trooper couple welcome a daughter at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Dennis Roberts returns home after hospitalization.
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Alfred Gillett
United Church of Dorset
Vermont Congregational Conference
First Congregational Church
Springfield
Jay Connoway
Ogunquit
Maine
Mt. Equinox Group
Manchester
Marion Harris
Harry Edick
Syracuse
N.Y
Edick
William G. Barrows
Milford Ramey
Bennington Board Seeks Bids for Treated Hose Material
Sealed bids are invited by the Vil lage of Bennington Board of Trustees at the Municipal Building 205 South Street until 7 30 P M Daylight Saving Time Tuesday June 5 1962 for 2000 feet of 2 1 8 inch dacron wax and gum treated hose 600 lb test with Elkart.
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Board of Trustees
Village of
Bennington
South Street
Elkart
Bid Notice for Light Weight Rocker Lug Couplings
The Village of Bennington advertises bids for extruding light weight rocker lug couplings with Bennington thread. Quotations priced per foot for 50 ft lengths must name the manufacturer’s brand. The Board may reject any bid and select the best interest of the village. Dated May 8 1962.
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Bennington
Board of Trustees
David E. Carver
Vermont
Probate notices and guardianship actions in Bennington Vermont
The Bennington Probate Court lists multiple actions including estate examinations for Curtis S Burt, an adoption hearing for Susan Florence Scully by Winfred and Mary Jean Wright, ancillary estate claims for John L Wilson of Decatur Illinois, claims against Harry Greenberg and William Card, and guardianship final accounts for Ruba Niles. The notices set filing and appearance dates, meeting times, and deadlines for claimants.
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Bennington
Susan Florence Scully
A.D
Vermont
Winfred Wright
Mary Jean Wright
Public Notice Timeline and Hearing Order
A legal public notice sets dates from October 30 1961 to March 3 1962 and requires 11 00 am appearance on the assigned day to address the account. The statement ends with a formal hand signature.
Probate Court Seeks Audits of Quackenbush Trusts
The Honorable Probate Court for the District of Bennington processes examinations and allowances of accounts for the Trust Estates of George Quackenbush, deceased. Trustees Mary Louise Quackenbush and Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company request approval of two separate accounts under the Will, covering 1960 to 1961, and request compensation for corporate trustee services per Schedule I. Public notice is ordered for interested parties to appear over three weeks at the Probate District on the assigned day at 11.
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C.t.a
Curtis S. Burt
Bennington
Honorable Probate Court
District of
John L. Wilson
Decatur
Ill
Joseph Shea
Joseph A. Shea Francis J. Hogan
Harry Greenberg
Honorable
Probate Court
George Fienberg
Hugh H. Nash
Virginia N. Perrotta
William A. Card
Pownalin
Rose Morrissey
Pownal
Ruba Niles
Catherine C. Rehan
George Quackenbush
Vermont
Catherine C. Behan
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Mary Dillmann
Cate
Casals
By Bob Thomas
Reuben L. Pischmann
Senate
Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Wildcat
Bennington Music Institute
Paul Boepple
Dessoff
Henry Brant
Lionel Nowak
Gunnar Schonbeck
Farm Bureau
Paul Moulton
Concord
Arthur Parker
Danville
Leland Beebe
Hoosick Falls
Colette Corbett
Francis Corbett
Safford St
Lord Bimbo
Sandy Chamberlain
Colette
Miriam Taft
Alouise Baker
New York City
West Road
Mary Taft
Rosette
Barre
Owen Burke
G. Farnham Caney
Brandenton
Richard Briggs
Dartmouth College
E. E. Codman
Gertrude Drury
Kevin Doyle
Edward J. Doyle
Battenkill River
State
State OF
Catherine C. Behan Register
Mabel Waite
Guardian
Alfred Harbour
Harold J. Weyers Sr
State OF Vermont
Ruba Nilestate
Solomon Waite
Guardian Estate OF
Mary Louise Quackenbush and Manufacturers
Hanover
Trust Company, Trustees
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