Hoosick Falls Masons Honor New District Deputy
Hoosick Falls OES members hosted a reception Friday honoring Mrs Alfred Peg Whittet as district deputy grand matron of the Second Albany Rensselaer Schenectady District. Other local officers were praised. out of town officials attended. a ham dinner and theme Peg O My Heart featured. The event included gifts and music by Mrs George Miller and remarks by leaders from nearby chapters. Pack 63 Kiwanis sponsored a Cub Scout meeting with new inductees and den mothers in attendance.Miami upholsterers find hidden cash and jewelry in furniture with anecdotes of a sofa bank and a long lost diamond ring observed by Hy Katz and Leonard Caplin.
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Peg) Whittet
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George Miller
Lawrence Olson
Dorothy Roys
CES
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United Church Hall
Leonard Liporace
Gene Hackett
Fred Schmigel
Miami
Hy Katz
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Leonard Caplin
Arlington Eagle Honor Roll and Drama Nights at Arlington
Honor roll lists students by grade with seniors juniors and sophomores named. The Arlington Thespians announce two Drama Evenings presenting Impromptu Itch in To Get Hitched and Meet the Folks at 7 30 p m Friday and Saturday with a crew including Melinda Pelham Curt Albee Bonnie Wilkins John Secor and coach Tom Ranney.
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Cheryl Blair
Ann Brush
Curt Albee
Donna Ennis
Marieanne Garrecht
Janet Howarth
Diana Keough
Gayle Livingston
Judy Pike
Bonnie Wilkins
Melinda Pelham
Gail Squires
John Bearden
Mary Margaret Henning
Diane McKeighan
Tom Poulin
John Secor
Vicky Andrews
Barbara Garrecht
Leslie Heald
Donalyn Hagelberg
Don Marsh
Diana W
Arlington Thespians
Tad Moses
William Gilbert
Thespians
Tom Ranney
Arlington High Thespians
Kenneth Clayton
Michael Zimmer
Mary Webb
Linda James
Neil Knapp
Poet Jorge Guillen Reads at Bennington College
NORTH BENNINGTON Jorge Guillen professor emeritus of Spanish at Wellesley College read his poetry to a capacity crowd at Bennington College. He presented poems from Cantico and described each in Spanish. Ben Belitt offered English translations, marking Bennington’s first bilingual poetry reading with attendees from Middlebury and Williams.
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Wellesley College
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Bennington
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Williams
Wellesley
Charles Eliot Norton
Harvard University
Spain
White Creek Grange hosts Halloween activities and plans Christmas party
The White Creek Grange met at Mrs. Martha Williams home with Leonard and Marjorie Black showcasing travel slides. Marilyn Robinson led a Halloween quiz with Linda and Susan Williamson winning. The next meeting will be the Christmas party at the hall on December 6.
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Linda
Susan Williamson
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Mothers Club
James McCart
Howard Harrington
Williams Professor to Lecture at Grinnell College
Williams College philosophy professor Dr Nathaniel M Lawrence will deliver the Gates Memorial Lecture Series at Grinnell College Iowa from Sunday to Tuesday November 12 The theme An Anatomy of Time covers three lectures Consciousness and Time The Shape of Time and The Stratification of Time followed by discussions Lawrence taught at Yale UCLA LSU Illinois and Wellesley before joining Williams in 1960 He earned a BS from Stanford and an Harvard doctorate sequence including LT B MA and PhD
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Williams College
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Book Bazaar To Benefit Dorset PTA
Dorset Elementary School hosts a two day Book Fair tied to National Children’s Book Week and National Education Week. The event features selections from the New England Mobile Book Fair and Hartford Book Shop plus suggestions from English teacher Audrey Mach. Proceeds fund the Dorset School library. last year’s gift was 90 dollars. Teachers and PTA volunteers organize displays and decorations with student help, and Santa will visit amid a wide range of screened children’s books.
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New England
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John Rosencrantz
Richard Finlay
Charles Smith
James Smith
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Margaret Thompson
Rex Sheldon
Calvin Skinner
Rummage sale planned at Zion Church and school district holiday clash
The Altar Guild of Zion Church hosts a rummage sale Friday 2 to 6 pm and Saturday 9 am to 12 noon. The Bennington-Rutland Union Supervisory School District has no classes Monday Nov 11 for Veterans Day and Friday Nov 15 for an all‑day district meeting and a Taconic Teachers Association gathering. The Rev Robert L Clayton will present The Rector of Zion Presents with a Coventry Cathedral film and Britten War Requiem selections starting Tue Nov 12 at 8 pm.
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England
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Marie Addams
Dorset Hollow
Coconut Grove
Miami
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Aaron Taft
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Burlington
Expert says China could be U.S. worst foe in decade
Paul Grimes of the New York Times warned that China may become the most formidable opponent the U.S. has faced within a decade. He spoke at Williams College on China, Soviet Russia and India, noting India’s non alignment and India Russia U.S. ties as China evolves. Russia seeks India as a counterbalance, while Nehru seeks to delay confrontation with China.
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Four Sisters Run Kansas Farm With 100 Chickens
Valley Falls Kansas AP four retired school teachers in their 80s Mary Kate Geneva and Ann Goddard operate their family farm near Valley Falls They rise at 5 am to work before lunch and manage 100 chickens garden activities milking crocheting flowers and quilting while avidly reading and watching TV.
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Kan
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Kate Goddard
Ann Goddard Canfield
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Geneva Goddard
Empiia
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