Vermont Chief Justice Examines Historic Court System at PTA
Vermont Supreme Court Chief Justice James S. Holden addressed North Village PTA members, explaining the 200 year old system established July 1777 and its structure with justice courts in 246 towns. He described the system as simple and flexible, rooted in citizen access to remedy in courts.
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Supreme Court
North Village
PTA
North Bennington
Vermont
James S. Holden
Vermont Supreme Court
Bennington
Holden
Public Service Board
Vermont Bar Association
Senate
North Village PTA Expands Board to Ten Officers
North Bennington PTA elects ten officer pairs for next year replacing five. New slate includes Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Riley as presidents and the McWaters, Dailey, Crighton, and Legacy families in key roles. PTA reports highlight scout troops health checks fluoride program and encyclopedia acquisitions for school libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
PTA
E. A. Riley
Robert McWaters
William E. Dailey Jr
James Crighton
Edward Legacy Jr
Scout
PTA Health
Sanford Buxbaum
Arthur Wickenden
PTA Library
Bennington
American Association of University Women
Production Day at East Arlington Federated Church
The East Arlington Federated Church's Enterprise Society hosts a Production Day on Wednesday at 10 a.m. to gather material and ideas for the July bazaar with dessert served at noon by Mrs. Hermon Benjamin and Mrs. John Dahl. a business meeting follows.
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Enterprise Society of the
East Arlington
Federated Church
Robert E. Neale
New York
Broadway
N.Y
John D. Revene
Scott Hill
Sunderland
Kenneth McCrea
New Jersey
Kathy
Duncan
Lookout Ave
Hacekensack
N.J
Eber White
Ralph White
Robert Lane
Bobby
Barry
Martin Lane
Whitehall
Clifton Gee Jr
John Adams
Blanche Julius
Rutland
Donna Hunt
Cambridge
Walter Legacy
Neil
Ray Farnum
Patty
Karen
Steven
Bennington
Clifton Gee Sr
Terry
Hudson, Mass
Walter Crawford
Community Notes From West Arlington And Surrounding Areas
Ann Smith of Re Mud a Ranch Wickenburg Arizona visits her parents in West Arlington for a month before planning a June Europe tour with a friend and returning in August. Charlie Lindsey’s garden, a longtime showplace, shows signs of revival after his illness. Mother's Day visits include Paul Bedell and Judy, Guy, Jennifer Roberts. Clifford Ferris returns from Florida and Nassau. Chip Stokes will attend Missouri Valley College after graduating Foreman School in Litchfield Connecticut. Garden Club of Manchester schedules a May 21 bird and wild flower walk meeting at the Dorset Congregational Church with breakfast served by the Dorset Church Women's Society. Vermont courts are discussed as needing possible changes to improve efficiency while preserving tradition.
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Ann Smith
Remuda Ranch
Wickenburg
Ariz
Robert M. Smith
Ann
Europe
West Arlington
Charlie
Lindsey
Paul Bedells
Judy
Guy
Jennifer Roberts
Vermont
The
Garden Club of Manchester
Congregational
Dorset
Dorset Church Women’s Society
Legion Women Plan Annual Poppy Sales in Hoosick Falls
American Legion Auxiliary members in Hoosick Falls plan the annual poppy sale for May 21 and 22 starting at 10 a.m. The group names chairmen and officers, reports a successful spaghetti supper, and notes plans to attend the Third District Spring Conference at Sharon Springs.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
American Legion Auxiliary
John Waddington
Bruce Roys
Arthur Cutler
Fred Brenenstuhl
Delton Hewsitt
Jean Dewar
D.D. Gaefken
John Cramer
Thomas Restino
Shareton Springs
Cutler
Waddington
Alice Hayes
Delton Hewitt
Hill Road
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Ellery Lawrence
Arlington
Sandgate
Clifford Ferris
Florida
Nassau
Chip’’Stokes
Missouri Valley College
Marshall, Mo
Foreman School
Litchfield
Conn
Manchester
Constance M. Jordan
Legion Women
E. T. Williams
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Walter L Barber
No. Benn, Rd
Pontiac
Buick Sales & Service
Johnson
Frost
North ST
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Ony Peak
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Triad Agency
Womens Shop
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