Old Cemeteries Revisited Dorset Pioneers Remembered
Dorset Memorial Day piece by Mary Barnett Burke highlights the Dorset Historical Society’s work to map and honor early graves. It notes 13 settlers buried at Dorset Valley’s first site, markers under a maple tree for Underhill family graves, and unmarked graves across scattered plots preserved by a trust set up by John Flynn. The article recalls pioneers, Irish immigrant workers, and Civil War soldiers, with Maple Hill Cemetery bearing extensive local history and GAR presence.
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Dorset
Dorset Historical Society
Anna Gilbert
P.S. Pratt
Dorset Valley
Vermont 30
Felix Powell
Agnes Burns
South
Isaac Underhill
John J. Flynn
East Dorset
Chittenden Trust Company
Burlington
North
Zachariah Curtis
Green Peak Mountain
Collson
Green Peak
Edward Bowers
Ireland
Danby Mountain
Hyram Hazelton
Vermont Volunteers
Company D
Louisiana
Maple Hill
Dorset Village
Vermont
GAR
Kathleen Moore Graduates From Trinity College
Miss Kathleen N. Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs James J Moore of Fort Lauderdale Fla formerly of Bennington will receive a bachelor of arts degree with a major in history from Trinity College on May 30 Degrees are to be conferred on 80 graduates by Most Rev Robert F Joyce D D bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington The commencement speaker is Dr John Gillespie director of the Massachusetts State Colleges
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Burlington
Kathleen N. Moore
James J. Moore
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bennington
Trinity College
Robert F. Joyce
John Gillespie
Massachusetts State Colleges
State OES Open Session Set June 2 in Montpelier
Montpelier hosts the Order of the Eastern Star Grand Chapter of Vermont on June 2 at City Hall. Mrs. Marion Button presides as worthy grand matron. A banquet, a get acquainted party, and entertainment by the Cliff Max family are planned. Governor Hoff will greet, flags will be presented, and city and state officials will welcome delegates.
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OES
Montpelier
Rob Morris
Order of the Eastern Star
Grand Chapter of
Vermont
Montpelier City Hall
Marion Button
Cliff Max
Philip H. Hoff
Maideane Brown
U.S. Grand Marshall
Manuel Canas
George MacDonald
Button
Margaret Marsden
National Window One Civil Right Ignored By Liberal l
An UPI analysis argues liberal policy under Johnson and the Democratic party backs compulsory unionism by seeking repeal of Taft Hartley 14b. It attacks right to work laws as economically harmful, cites Meany and Kennedy critiques, and notes differing state outcomes with RTW, including wage and job trends.
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United Press International
Johnson
Democratic Party
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Jazz May Be On Way Out Professor Warns
Dr. Barry Ulanov, Barnard College associate professor, warned Norwich University cadets that American jazz could disappear if not accepted as mass art. He said jazz thrives mainly in studios with few clubs or dance halls for big band sounds and urged students to study and decide for themselves if they enjoy this art form.
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Professor
Northfield
Norwich University
Barry Ulanov
Barnard College
New York City
Norwich
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Miami Herald
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National Right To Work Committee
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UPI
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White House
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