Landmark's remains sold in Peru after fire
The Bromley House land and gutted remains in Peru were sold to Serge Gagarin from Thomas and Victoria Spater. The inn, center of Peru, was destroyed by a November fire caused by faulty wiring in the furnace room beneath the kitchen. Gagarin plans are undecided but may raze the remains this summer and consider paddle tennis courts to protect the site from inappropriate development.
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Peru
Bromley
Serge Gagarin
Thomas
Victoria Spater
Gagarin
Arlington Choral Group Folk Music Evening
Arlington Choral Group plans an Saturday evening program June 7 at 8 15 in the Arlington Memorial High School auditorium. The concert features traditional folk music reflecting early settlers diverse backgrounds and songs that became traditions. Selections include March of the Men of Harlech Loch Lomond Annie Laurie Hopsaa Russian Picnic and Malaguena.
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Arlington
Arlington Choral Group
Arlington Memorial High School
Harlech
Manchester Scouts Plan Cimarron Trip Trek
Manchester Boy Scout Troop and Explorer Post target an August visit to Cimarron New Mexico and Philmont Scout Ranch for a 77 mile hike. The troop has raised funds by selling flag poles yard work and Tom Watt scout gifts at Christmas.
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Cimarron
N.M
Manchester
Philmont
Tom Watt
Farmers market set to open at school grounds in July
SHAFTSBURY villagers will see a July opening for the local farmers market on school grounds with 25 reserved spaces. The event runs through October featuring produce arts crafts maple products and demonstrations on canning and freezing plus a fire department show and an art and cattle exhibit starting at 10 a.m. A bulletin board rental up to 8 by 11 inches will be offered at 5 dollars per season. Opening day guests include John Page and Mrs Jean Brockway. Transportation fund contributions can be sent to Ken Palmer Box 553 Manchester.
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Shaftsbury
John Page
Jean Brockway
Bloodmobile in Manchester Boosts Local Blood Total
Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Manchester on May 28 collected 127 pints. Regular donors supported two hospitalized residents while event honored Edwin C. Kinney with an eight gallon pin. Volunteers from Manchester and Dorset staffed doctors nurses registrars canteen and other duties for the drive and related church sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Red Cross Bloodmobile
William Nawrath
Edwin C. Kinney
Joseph E. King
Susan Palmer
E. Brooks Robbins
Adella Kilburn
Thomas Wiggins
Richard Bartholomae
George Schetzel
Charlene Bacon
Dorset
Elizabeth Byrnes
Henry T. Burns
Martha Bowen
Barbara Duffany
Linda Herrick
Ellen McCooey
Frances Gallagher
Merriam Spofford
Sheila Bierwirth
Erald Charbonneau
Robert J. Fisk
Michael Nawrath
James Lenni
Pownal Community Church Rummage Sale And Opening Day Events
The Pownal Center Community Church hosts a rummage sale Saturday 10 am to 4 pm at the town hall Pownal Center donation items accepted tonight after 6 pm. The Pownal Little League opens Saturday with opening ceremonies at 9 30 am at North Pownal field. first game Red Sox vs Astros at 10 30 and Expos vs Mets at 1 30. players and coaches to attend and be introduced for 1975 kickoff. Alcoholics Anonymous meets Saturday 8 pm at the Pownal Recreational Community Center. Sunday features a 9 am horse show fundraiser at Shadowbrook Riding Stables Northwest Hill Road for Pine Cobble School. The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sunday 5 to 7 pm at Pownal United Methodist Church.
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Pownal Center
Pownal
North Pownal Field
Red Sox
Astros
Expos
Mets
Pine Cobble School
Shadowbrook
Northwest Hill Road
Vermont Bars Face Licenses Suspensions
Vermont bars Litzmark Lodge Wilmington, Alice's Restaurant Brattleboro, and Mother Bear's Bethel Nightspot each drew suspensions from the state Liquor Control Board. Litzmark Lodge loses 15 days for obscene entertainment. Alice's five days for failing to control patrons. Mother Bear's five days for serving intoxicated customers. All suspensions take effect after close of business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNally
Vermonter Killed in New York Truck Collision
Marion Goad, 26, of Fair Haven Vermont, died when her car crossed into the opposite lane and struck an empty gasoline tanker on Route 4 near Whitehall New York. Driver Wayne Delphin, 23, of Benson Vermont, suffered a shoulder injury and was hospitalized in Rutland Vermont.
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Whitehall
N.Y
UPI
Marion Goad
Fair Haven
Washington County
Wayne Delphin
Benson
Rutland
Long Trail Extension Planned in Vermont
The Long Trail in Vermont’s Green Mountains will gain about 16 miles under a cost sharing pact between the U.S. Forest Service and the Green Mountain Club. Completion is expected by end of 1976, extending from Woodford to Glastonbury Mountain and from Stratton Pond to Prospect Rock near Manchester. The federal government will cover 80 percent of the $21,000 project cost. The Long Trail is part of the Appalachian Trail network along the east coast.
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Burlington
UPS
Vermont
Green Mountains
U.S. Forest Service
Green Mountain Club
Rto. 9
Woodford
Glastonbury Mountain
Stratton Pond
Prospect Rock
Manchester
United States
City ruling limits fire orders on Greek houses
Burlington officials can require only one fire detection option at fraternity and sorority houses. City Attorney Joseph McNeil said the fire department lacks authority to order multiple devices. The ruling follows a campus fire tragedy at the University of Vermont earlier this year.
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Burlington
UPI
Joseph McNeil
McNeil
University of Vermont
New York Officials Seek Civil Action Against Adult World Owner
Troy city officials ask Pierce H. Russell to begin civil proceedings against Joseph R. Deeb, owner of Adult World at River and Hoosick Streets, for obscenity in stock. A civil route is sought for faster ruling. state DA’s response unknown amid failed city inspections and planned church picketing. Deeb says business is fantastic.
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Troy
Rensselaer
Pierce H. Russell
Joseph R. Deeb
Adult World
River and Hoosick Streets
Deeb
Russell
Resignation controversy at Health Center clinic
The Health Center for Children and Adolescents consumer board calls for a complete and thorough investigation into the resignation last month of Marcie Peters, a nurse at St. Mary's hospital clinic for poor children. Seven doctors threaten to quit and form their own operation after noting they were not consulted. Peters says she was told to resign or be fired. Spokesman Harry Mansell says the board has serious reservations about hospital administration’s regard for consumer concerns and promised quality of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Consumer Board of the Health Center For Children and Adolescents
Marcie Peters
St. Mary’s Hospital
Berkshire town names retired sergeant police chief
West Stockbridge selectmen appointed Donald D. Mann a retired Army sergeant and former military police officer as police chief to rebuild the nine member force after May resignations by former Chief William C. Pixley and eight others. State police have provided protection since then. Pixley's attorney plans to pursue reinstatement.
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West Stockbridge
William C. Pixley
Lee Barracks
Donald D. Mann
Selectmen
Pixley
Leo G. Angelini
Attornees
Forged Midtown Antiques Agent Skims $37200 From Massachusetts Auction
Massachusetts auctioneer O Rundle Gilbert was cheated Saturday by a man posing as Midtown Antiques agent. The forger presented a shop card and three checks bearing the purported owner signature. The loss, tied to the Charles G Staiger collection, goes to Northwestern University Pick Staiger Concert Hall. Gilbert must pay the full gross with 20 percent commission.
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Alford
New York State
Massachusetts
O. Rundle Gilbert
Midtown Antiques
Manhattan
Gilbert
Midtown
Charles G. Staiger
Pick-Staiger
Northwestern University
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Transportation Fund
Ken Palmer
Box
Zion Episcopal Nursery School
Emerald Lake
Janice Ameden
Manchester Health Services
The
Vermont Assembly of Home Health Agencies
Cortina Inn
Mendon
Joan Colgan
William Heinz
Town of Dorset
Paul Revere
Theodore Cook
Elizabeth Johnston
Mathilda Kenny
Joanne Keough
Marge Macksey
Marion Meyer
Lorraine Moody
Thyra Stannard
Olive Wood
Frances King
Joan Bort
Peg Houghton
Collette Galusha
Marian Ayers
Dorothy Grout
Evelyn Holden
Florence Burggraf
Wallace Bennard
Lawrence Brush
Philip Elwell
Lester Brush
Fred Grout
David Bart
Gus Ayers
Ray Dietz
Nyoka Little
Nancy Simson
Grange
Mt. Equinox Grange
Chaplin Carolyn Mathews
Dawson Penn
Dana Thompson
Sara Bryant
Elsie Hill
Fred Bushee
Mable Lawrence
Belle Eaton
Cecelia VonSita
Janice Gould
Evelyn Snow
Carolyn Ritchie
Evelyn
Carolyn
Dotty O’dea
Pomona Grange
Stephanie Gould
Pomona
Dorothy Mercier
Marian Thompson
Jill Coley
Pam Hayes
Ethan Allen Pomona
Camp Ondawa
Sunderland
Grange Center
Buz Mars
Pawlet
Garland
Sandgate
Lothar Wuerslin
Deeley
Ethan Allen College
Bloodmobile
North Bennington
Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church
McCullough Library
Myrtle Cole
Beulah Johnson
Leo Reynolds Jr
Robert Reynolds
F. J. Sutton
Ronald Wilcox
Maude Vallie
Lambert Zoller
Dan Noble
Hazel Mercer
George McWayne
Hal March
Terry Tyler
Peter Brooks
Caroline Sargent
Edwin Kinney
Central Vermont
William C. Nawrath
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
O— Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Pownal United Methodist Church
Green Mountain Climbers
4H Club
Barre
Carla Fowler
Sharon Peckham
Connie
Terry Mason
Channel Etv
Kim
Pam Gile
4-H Club
Strobridge Insurance Agency
Rachel Mason
Pony Club
Willie Betit
Michele Greeman
Kathy LaCroix
Kelli McCaulliffe
Goldie
Ellie Sweet
Tasha
Billie Bent
Oakey
Harry Statin
Thunder
Nancy Buck
Norma Raetz
Pownal Pony Club
Colleen Campbell
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Sears
North ST. Bennington, VT
Sears, Roebuck and CO
H.P. Roto-Spader
Chas. C. Hart Seed CO
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
South Street
Alan E. Page
Bennington, Vermont
New York
Down In
Berkshire
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