Spares and Pairs Fellowship meets in North Hoosick
White Creek Mrs James Lake and others attended the Spares and Pairs Fellowship in North Hoosick Saturday evening. Local families visited relatives and guests from Hoosick Falls and Lanesboro Massachusetts. A WSCS food sale on Election Day raised more than $60 and the society thanked all helpers for a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lake
Dewey McCart
Howard Robinson
North Hoosick
Walter Hulihan
Thomas Murphy
Mary Austin
Catherine Flanigan
Hoosick Falls
Bertha Andrews
Doris
Lanesboro
Mass
Andrews
Bertha Clark
William Foster
Bennington
WSCS
Walls Collapse as Tree Service Destroys Cambridge Hotel
Fred Jackson of Jackson Tree Service Schenectady demolished the Cambridge Hotel known as TheCambrick and The Loomis House in ten hours using a bulldozer bucket as a battering ram. The landmark collapsed in a brick dust cloud, with debris cleared by dump trucks and traffic briefly rerouted. Residents mixed on the plan to replace the site with a Blue Sunoco service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N. Y
Fred Jackson
Jackson Tree Service
Schenectady
Cambridge Village
Jackson
Biologist to Speak at Marlboro on Human Ecology
Bates College biology professor Robert M. Chute will lecture at Marlboro College on Monday at 8 about The Importance of Being a White Bird with a subtitle Human ecology and the adaptability of human beings. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Robert M. Chute
Bates College
Auburn
Maine
Marlboro College
Chute
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Maine
San Fernando Valley State College
Lincoln (Pa.) University
North Bennington Scouts Camp at Stratton Mountain
Twelve boys from Boy Scout Troop 328 Camped two nights at Stratton Mountain Scout Reservation as guests of Fort Orange Uncle Sam Council. They hiked the Golden Trail, observed beavers and deer, cooked meals in lean-tos, and ended with a campfire at JFK Patrol HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Boy Scout Troop 328
Stratton Mountain Scout Reservation
Fort Orange
Uncle Sam Council
Troy
N.Y
Great Pond
Jfk
Health Center Donation Day Receipts Reported in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary reported 210.25 in receipts from Donation Day at a November meeting. donations included 1395 cans of food 50 pounds of flour 122 pounds of sugar apples squash and other vegetables a case of ginger ale and more. Mrs Delight Cullen made five gallons of applesauce stored for future use. An annual turkey was donated for Thanksgiving dinner and 228 dressings bring the yearly total to 1396. A November 23 meeting was announced to prepare baskets for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
George W. Dodge
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Delight Cullen
Center
Power blackout briefly hits Searsburg and nearby towns
Searsburg along with Wilmington and North Adams, Mass. experienced a brief power outage that lasted about 10 minutes during Tuesday night. Harriman Station in Whitingham and Number 5 Station in Hoosac Tunnel provided enough juice to the Searsburg Power Plant to restore service, though television did not come back on until around 9 p.m.
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Searsburg
Wilmington
North Adams
Mass
Harriman
Whitingham
Number 5
Hoosac Tunnel
Books on Exhibit opens at Arlington Memorial High School
Arlington Memorial High School hosts a Books on Exhibit showcasing 469 new books from 68 publishers for teens and adults. The display runs Nov 29 to Dec 3 daily 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a Nov 30 evening session 7:30 to 9. Catalogs with annotations are free to educators, and the service is supplied by Mount Kisco Books on Exhibit in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
America
United Nations
Mount Kisco
N.Y
Walloomsac News: Hunters Return From Trip
Walloomsac Bertha Heag 686-7282 Robert and James Baldwin and Herman Marsh went on a hunting trip Sunday. They returned tired and empty handed. A meeting of the First Hoo sac Constabulary was held on Tuesday at its new headquarters in the former Walloomsac Battlefield upper district school. Guest speakers were Capt. Cox and Lt. Crandall from Warren County Sheriff's Mounted Patrol. It notes the school is near the battle site of John Stark and Col. Baum and the first Stars and Stripes was carried there. The original flag is now the property of this constabulary troop.
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Ethan Allen Pomona
Stamford Valley
Clarence Decker Sr
Battenkill
Bennington
Home Economics Committee
Stamford
Pomona
Everett Lillie
James Edgerton
The
Grange
Arlington Planning Board
Fisher
Rupert Church
Maurice Matteson
Middleton Springs
Robert
James Baldwin
Herman Marsh
First
Hoosac Constabulary
Walloomsac Battlefield Upper District
Capt
Cox
Crandall
Warren County
John Stark
Col. Baum
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Eleanor Niles
Kevin
Denise Pepe
Mechanicville
Frank Boupton
Susan Vallie
Jules Vallie
Arlington High School
Thompson
Ruth Bates
Cambridge Central School
Shelia Murphy
Gloriana
Mary Ackley
Janet Gray
Sandra Kramer
Grace Halleck
Jo Ann Vitello
Ann
Betty Devine
Norma
Darlene Spear
Helen
Tom Mulligan
Connie Wilwer
Judy Ellis
Donna Sprague
Bob Oscarson
Bruce Loveland
Thomas Hyland
Ronald Shepard
Bear Patrol
Bruce McWaters
Thomas Dailey
Dick Dailey
Peter Perkins
JFK Patrol
Mark Brundage
Gary Matteson
Eddie Paquih
Rattlesnake Patrol
Green Bar Patrol
Harold Shepard
Bob McWaters
Pete Stoothoff
Alan McWaters
Edgar Matteson
William E. Dailey Jr
Ed Sweeney
George Donovan
Carlo Walter
E. Dorset, Vermont
Stavens
Frost
Main ST
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
DIAL
Arlingtonians
Burt Bros
Prince’s Restaurant
Bennington, VT
Motorola
RADIO
Morgan ST
PRIC
Tractionaire
Firestone
FBI
Walloomsac
Bertha Heag
Main Street
Department
Irol
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