Middlebury College First Vermont Institution to Admit Students
Middlebury College became Vermonts first higher learning institution to admit students on Nov 5 1800 after a three day charter process. The college began with seven students and a strict curriculum and grew to about 1700 today with strong language programs and national liberal arts rankings.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Vermont
Ira Allen
University of Vermont
Ethan Allen
Burlington
UVM
Ira
Britain
France
Europe
United States
Allen
Timothy Dwight
Yale University
Samuel Miller
Charter House
The
Congregational Church
Dwight
Addison County Grammar School
Gamaliel Painter
Aaron Petty
Westminster
Grammar School
Painter
Old Chapel
Old Cemetery Association names Powell president
Martin E. Powell of Essex Center was elected president of the Vermont Sd Cemetery Association at its fall meeting Oct. 31 in West Townshend. Other officers named included William F. Martin as vice president, Eloise Billings as secretary, and Donald C. Billings as treasurer. Assistant directors were Nancy Ballantine and Robert Gomains. Robert J. Tarte discussed Utah genealogy projects, noting vast film rolls and the aim to centralize global genealogical records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Townshend
Martin E. Powell
Essex Center
Vermont Sd Cemetery Association
Don H. Sears
Burlington
Albany
William F. Martin
Eloise Billings
Bristol
Donald C. Billings
Middlebury
Nancy Ballantine
Jamaica
Robert Gomains
Barre
Robert J. Tarte
Ashland
Mass
Mormon Project
Utah
U.S
Robert T. Stafford
Stafford
Warren Barnes
New England Innkeepers Association
Ocean Point Inn
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Barnes
al” Moulton
Gov
Davis
Moulton
Donald Hackel
Dept. of Employment Security
Rutland
Greg McNally
Dept. of Liquor Control
McNally
Motel group expands Vermont Hotel Motel Association roles
Vermont hotel leaders named to top posts as the Vermont Hotel Motel Association expands to include restaurants as active members. Robert B. Condon became president and Richard C. Bartholomae 1st vice president, with others elected for roles and new directors. The group, representing 5,600 guest rooms statewide, emphasized quality environment and cost discipline while backing state environmental and employment initiatives. The meeting featured remarks from U.S. Rep. Robert T. Stafford and other hospitality officials.
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Woodstock
Bennington County
Vermont Hotel Motel Association
Robert B. Condon
New Englander Motor Inn
Bennington
Richard C. Bartholomae
Four Winds
Manchester Depot
Robert L. Harnish
la Cortina
Dorset
Robert S. Barton
Woodstock Inn
Greg Premo
Redwood
Burlington
Guilford
Highgate Springs
Vermont
Louis Quintal
North Star
South Burlington
VHMRA
Lyman Miller
Worthington Foods
Worthington
Ohio
Robert Wilson
Vermont Development Department
Ed Mayo
Maine
America
Mayo
Kennebunkport
Food service workshop planned in Rutland
A 90 hour two semester course for hospital and institutional food supervisors and cook managers will begin with a joint session on Tuesday Nov 10 at the Central Vermont Public Service Corporation building in Rutland. The program is sponsored by the Vermont District Association and state health and education departments. Regular classes meet in Rutland and Waterbury.
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Montpelier
Vermont Public Service Corporation
Rutland
Vermont District Association
State Departments of Health and Education
Rutland Recreation Center
State Hospital
Waterbury
George Brooks
John Cioffredi
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Jeremiah Atwater
Joel Doolittle
Darius Matthews
Atwater
Old Cemetery Association
Powell
Salt Lake City
Addison Grammar School
Motel Group
Elstah Em
Salem's Super Market
Bankamericard
Oak ST
Lincoln
Pittsfield
Berkshire
Chester W. Taylor
Union Carbide Corporation
P.J. Kennedy
Taylor
E.C. Gratz
David Ross
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Forestdale
Helen Templeton
Rutland Hospital
Morris Gossis
AMICS
Barbara Simmons
Bardwell Hotel
Merchants Row
Morris
Gossis
National Hospital, Institutional and Educational Food Service Society
Indianapolis
Lois Chapman
Vermont Hiefss
Mary Stoodley
Judith Hall
Bank Americard
Shaffe
S ‘Skot
Main ST
Nichols
Northland
Carver
Ated
Trademarks of
Oneida Ltd
Main Street
Japan
Jewelers
Loden Frey
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