Walloomsac Altar Rosary Society Meets After Mission
The Walloomsac Altar Rosary Society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception Hoosick Falls met Oct 23 after a mission conducted by Rev. Raymond J. Lorentz of the Paulist Fathers Mission Band. The group plans a Christmas party with ham dinner on Nov 27 at 6 30 sponsored by St Hildas Guild. Mr and Mrs Robert Woodard have purchased a trailer and live in Walloomsac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Rosary Society
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Falls
Raymond J. Lorentz
Paulist Fathers Mission Band
St. Hilda’s Guild
Vermont Vassar Club Nears Name Change To Vermont New Hampshire Vassar Club
Elizabeth Johnston of Arlington presided the October 25 fall meeting in Rutland where members voted to recommend renaming the club at the May annual gathering. New Hampshire members have long joined, with scholarships given to New Hampshire freshmen. Mrs. C Herbert Simmons of Dorset spoke on the Alumnae Council meeting in Poughkeepsie where Deans Daniels and Ew rich reported on new initiatives and the Yale-Vassar study progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Elizabeth Johnston
Arlington
Vermont Vassar Club
Vermont-New Hampshire Vassar Club
New Hampshire
C. Herbert Simmons
Dorset
Poughkeepsie
Elizabeth Daniels
Nell Ewrich
Hoosick Falls Burned Toddler Remains in Hospital
Four year old Dennis Haynes, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Haynes, is treated for second degree burns at Putnam Memorial Hospital after being burned by hot grease at home Saturday afternoon in Williamstown Massachusetts. The rest of the item notes honor roll listings at Pine Cobble School and a Halloween party hosted by Mrs Joseph R Bettis, plus a Hamlet Constabulary meeting with a horsemanship demonstration at Circle C Ranch led by Henry Schurink of Shaftsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Haynes
Robert Haynes
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Williamstown
Mass
Robert J. Jones
Pine Cobble School
Bobby Flynt
John Sprague
Margaret Hall
Shaftsbury
Diane DeNailly
Mark Meachem
Stephen Greenberg
Bennington
Alex Schier
Hoosac Constabulary
Upper Battlefield
Circle C Ranch
Henry Schurink
North Village Cub Scouts Win Awards
North Bennington Pack 328 Webelos received six pins from Committeeman Robert Lerner for Brian Corcoran Dean Legacy Robert Bierwirth Doug MacDonald Billy Baker and Jerry Schurink. Alan McCullough earned a Wolf badge and the pack won a National Summer Time Pack Award for the second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Robert Lerner
Brian Corcoran
Dean Legacy
Robert Bierwirth
Doug MacDonald
Billy Baker
Jerry Schurink
Alan McCullough
Gary Mears
John Bradish
Mike Watson
Chris Henningsen
Robert MacWaters
Bruce MacWaters
Harold Henningsen
Steven Churchill
Webelo
Joseph H. Curran
Robert Nolan
North Bennington School
Webelos
Cubmaster
Curran
North Bennington Bazaar and Sale at Masonic Temple
Tucker Chapter 48 CBS sponsors a food sale and bazaar on Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Home baked goods beans bread pies cakes cookies and Bowers' candy will be sold along with a Christmas table of gift items. William M. Hayes 22 son of Mrs Elizabeth A Hayes of Sage Street was promoted to Army private pay grade E-2 after completing basic combat training at Fort Dix New Jersey on October 25, two months earlier than usual under an incentive policy for outstanding trainees.
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Tucker Chapter 48
CBS
Masonic Temple
William M. Hayes
Elizabeth A. Hayes
Sage St
Ft. Dix
N.J
Army
Open rehearsal by Albany Symphony at Williams College
The Albany Symphony conducted by Julius Heggs will give an open rehearsal at 8:30 p m in Chapin Hall Williams College. Theodore Lettvin will perform as pianist with the orchestra presenting Stravinsky The Fountains of Rome and Brahms B flat Piano Concerto with commentary by Heggs Lettvin. The event is free to the public.
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Williamstown
Mass
Albany Symphony
Julius Heggs
Chapin Hall
Williams College
Theodore Lettvin
Stravinsky
Heggi
Respighi
Fountains of Rome
Lettvin
Town of Hoosick Democrats Hold Lively Pre-Election Party
A capacity crowd of 210 attended the Town of Hoosick Democratic pre election dinner at the Elks Club. Harold Crowley, local party chairman, was praised as he introduced candidates for supervisor and town offices, while speakers urged Democratic victory and criticized GOP leadership at the county level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Purcell
Rensselaer County
Town of Hoosick
Alfred Eberle
Rudolph Beck
Robert Haynes
Thomas Wysocki
Charles Scarey
Harold Crowley
George Callaghan
O.S.A
Robert K. Shiland
Edward Gorman
Raimund Tumberston
Leo Albowicz
Beaumont
Democrats
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Charles
Ned) Scarey
Buskirk
Robert
Moe) Haynes
Shiland
Troy
County Board of Supervisors
Purcell
Democratic Party
M. Andrew Dwyer
Dwyer
Prospect School Parents Hear Discussion of Curriculum
North Bennington parents heard how Prospect School uses an ungraded classroom approach for five to seven year olds. Teachers Jessica Howard and Jennifer Andrea described student led progression, no letter grades, individualized learning, and a report sent to the new school on exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect School
North Bennington
Jessica Howard
Jennifer Andrea
Voters Registered In Town Of Hoosick
About 3200 citizens of Hoosick town are registered under permanent personal registration rules. Nine polling places will open tomorrow from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. for the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
USAF retiree takes post with Vermont parks
Senior Master Sergeant E Raymond J Harwood, retired after 20 years in the U S Air Force, has become construction supervisor for southern Vermont state parks. He served in the Philippines England and the United States and was a World War II prisoner of war in Austria for 20 months. Now residing at 92 Stratton Rd Rutland with Florence Lindsey and their four children, the Harwoods hosted a housewarming with gifts of a Boston rocker and lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Raymond J. Harwood
Rupert Harwood
U.S. Air Force
Vermont Department of Forest and Parks
Vermont
Harewood
Philppines
England
States
Elmdorf
Anchorage
Alaska
Austria
Harwoods
Stratton Rd
Rutland
Boston
Harwood
Florence Lindsey
Arlington
Gerald
Eileen) Venter
Milwaukee
Wis
John
Lynne
Vermonters join ROTC advanced course at University of Vermont
James P O Neil Jr son of Dr and Mrs James P O Neil among 40 Vermonters selected for ROTC advanced course at University of Vermont. Juniors to graduate in 1969 will study small unit tactics army branches leadership administration logistics and military law over two years. Local notices include birthday party for Kathleen Thompson and schedules for town meetings and clubs in Arlington Shaftsbury and West Arlington with hours and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. O'Neil Jr
James P. O'Neil
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
University of Vermont
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Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Robert Woodard
Vassar
Edith Beaumont
Joseph R. Bettis
North Hoosick
Alice B. Fitzgerald
Henry Cerwinski
Keansburg
North Village Cub Scouts
Harriette Lyon
GOP
St. Mary’s Academy
Robert Grobuski
Crowley
Elks Auxiliary
Pat Carini
California
Rush Welter
Board of Trustees
Welter
William Haynes
Stephentown
Leo J. Albowicz
William Rourke Sr
First Baptist Church
Eberle
George Callaghan O
Fienberg
Main ST
of New
USAF
Helene Thompson
Kathleen Thompson
Sunderland School Association
Sunderland Town House School
American Association of Retired Persons
St. James Episcopal Church
Dunbar Hall
Caroline Darlington
World Traveler
Arlington Chorale
West Arlington
American Legion Post
Legion Rooms
WWI
Veterans of
Red Mt. Lodge
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
Fran Stacy
Drs. Arthur
Elizabeth Faris
Shaftsbury Board Selectmen
ADV
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Dial
Candle Mill
Bennington Friends of
Dodge
Coronet
Chrysle Motors Corporation
Williams & Bugbee, Inc
East Main ST
Bennington, Vermont
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