Wilmington Greet New Doctor At Deerfield Valley Center
Dr Kingsley A du Mont will begin practice December 1 at Deerfield Valley Health Center joining his wife and three children. A 1957 Queens College graduate with a BS, he spent seven years at Sloan Kettering Institute and earned his medical degree from University of London via University College of the West Indies in 1964. He did a rotating internship in New York City and was a resident fellow in obstetrics and gynecology at Jamaica Hospital before serving as executive physician at Goldwater Memorial Hospital. He will be the center's second physician with office hours by appointment.
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Wilmington
Kingsley A. du Mont
Deerfield Valley Health Center
du Mont
New York City
Queens College
Sloan Kettering Institute
N.Y
University of London
University College of the
Area Teachers Meet Wednesday in North Bennington
Teachers in the Southwestern Vermont Education Association will gather Wednesday at 7 15 p m in the North Bennington School for refreshments and a program on The Use of Slides for Posing Questions. David Jareckie of Mount Anthony Union High School faculty will speak.
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North Bennington
Southwestern Vermont Education Association
N Bennington
David Jareckie
Mount Anthony Union High School
Shaftsbury Fire Company to Meet Thursday at 7 pm
Shaftsbury Fire Company will hold its regular meeting at the firehouse Thursday at 7 pm. Edward R. Farrar recently enjoyed a 20 day leave following Commissary School graduation in Groton Connecticut and serves aboard the Coast Guard cutter Chincoteague on weather patrol off Finland. News notes include nursing instructors convention plans and several college students visiting home for Thanksgiving recess.
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Shaftsbury Fire Company
S.M.C.S
Edward R. Farrar
Leslie Farrar
Groton
Conn
U.S. Coast Guard
Chincoteague
Norfolk
Finland
U.S.C.G.C. Chincoteague
P.O. Box
Bride-To-Be Honored At SHAFTSBURY Shower
Miss Lynda Riley, home from the University of Vermont for Thanksgiving, was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Donald Dailey on Twitchell Hill. About 60 relatives and friends attended as co hosts Mrs. Dean Cooke and Mrs. Clarkson Campbell helped. The event followed a Christmas theme with gifts of linen and personal items, punch coffee and sandwiches, ending with a wagon shaped shower cake decorated with red and white roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Lynda Riley
Donald Dailey
Twitchell Hill
University of Vermont
Miss Riley
Gordon Thomas
North Bennington
Sally King
Cambridge
Paul Briggs
Barrington
R.I
Marion Edgerton
Schenectady
N.Y
Paul Edgerton
Edgerton
Paula Grismiere
David Ney
Marion Ney
Bridgeport
Hopkins Enrolls at Union College Barbourville Ky
Stephen A Hopkins of 45 Main St enrolls in Union College freshman class. He is a Cornwall Academy graduate from Great Barrington Mass, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Hopkins, aiming for teaching. Union College is a senior liberal arts college with about 950 students.
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Stephen A. Hopkins
Main St
Union College
Barbourville
Cornwall Academy
Great Barrington
Mass
Hopkins
Henry Hopkins
Vermont
Lectures Open To Public At Williams College
Lectures open to the public at Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts feature Dr Richard L Sidman of Harvard Medical School speaking on Mutant Mice and the Development of the Brain Thursday at 4 30 p m in Rooms 201 and 206 Biology Laboratory Dr Sidman joins Dr Charles R Noback of Columbia University Medical School for a joint lecture on The Evolution of the Brain Earlier Thursday George P Elliott novelist critic discusses We Become What We Behold and Marshall Mc Luhan at 8 p m in Jesup Hall Elliott a Syracuse University English professor will also address the English colloquium Friday at 4 15 p m in Berkshire Prospect Lounge on his short story Among the Dawgs Both events are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Richard L. Sidman
Harvard Medical School
Biology Laboratory
Charles R. Noback
Columbia University Medical School
Sidman
Noback
National Institute of Neurological Diseases
George P. Elliott
Marshall McLuhan
Jesup Hall
Syracuse University
Elliott
David Knusden
Parktilden Village
Williams
Fire destroys chalet on Stratton-Winhall line
A Windsor Locks man loses a chalet in Stratton near the Stratton Winhall line on November 19 as a blaze of undetermined origin razed the structure. Local volunteers fought the fire after 7:15 a.m. with pumps failing and water hauled from a brook. Firefighters kept nearby trees from spreading the blaze while neighbors assisted and some volunteers stayed to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin D. Austin
Windsor Locks
Conn
Stratton
Winhall
Jamaica
Paul Brazer
Pikes Falls
Thanksgiving visits and local notices across Arlington area
Arlington East Arlington residents and guests share holiday visits with Knox families from Unionville and Worcester while others return home after Thanksgiving. Lions Club honored guests with gifts. fire tax due date set. Yankee Doodlers and Brownie Troop 85 field upcoming meetings and dues. Enterprise Society Christmas party hosts named for Bailey Hall on December 7 with church friends listed.
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Richard Knox
Unionville
Conn
Knoxes
Mann Terrace
Val Clifford
Freemont
Ohio
Robert C. Benedict
Francis Woodard
Veterans Hospital
White River Junction
Arlington Lions Club
A.B. Choquette
Manchester
Florence Burggraf
East Arlington
Ronald Knox
Worcester
Mass
Robert Smith
Burlington
Alton Smith
Norwell
R. Emmett Smith
Community notices from Mountain Towns and Wilmington
A reception for Rev Walter Oddy of North wood New Jersey is set for December 3 at 7 30 p m in the Baptist Church vestry with a farewell for Rev Catherine Wood. The Wilmington Women Association meets Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Clair Timmerman’s home with dessert. Mr and Mrs Louis Adams announce the engagement of daughter Shirley Jean to Robert A Pease of Brattleboro. Shirley is a 1964 Wilmington High School graduate and works at Book Press Brattleboro. Robert is a 1958 Brattleboro Union High School graduate and works at Brattleboro Retreat. A spring wedding is planned. Also noted is a Christmas service caroling social hour with gift exchange. gifts should be under one dollar and may be sent to Elizabeth Lund Home in Burlington.
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Walter Oddy
Northwood
N.J
Baptist
Women’s’ Association of Wilmington Congregational Church
Clair Timmerman
Louis Adams
Wilmington
Shirley Jean
Robert A. Pease
Arthur Pease
Brattleboro
Mr. Pease
Miss Adams
Wilmington High School
Book Press
Brattleboro Union High School
Calfe
Keynith Knapp
Miss Barbara Scott Smith Weds in New York City
Miss Barbara Scott-Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Hollister Scott-Smith of Arlington wed William Coburn Tomson son of Mr and Mrs Coburn Thomas Tomson of Omaha Neb The ceremony was at Lampman Chapel Union Theological Seminary New York City The bride's cousin Rev Robert Fortna officiated Best man was Rev Mr Rigg and maid of honor was Mrs Gerald B Rigg The couple plan a ski trip to Europe and reside in New York City
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Barbara Scott-Smith
New York City
New York
N.Y
Alfred Hollister Scott-Smith
Arlington
William Coburn Tomson
Coburn Thomas Tomson
Omaha
Neb
Robert Fortna
Lampman
Union Theological Seminary
Gerald B. Rigg
Mr. Rigg
University of Vermont
Mr. Tomson
University of Nebraska
U.S. Coast Guard
Compton Advertising, Inc
Dorset Marden Skinner Appoints Leicht at Dowd Inc Boston
Raymond J. Leicht of the Dorset Field Club has been named vice president and creative director of John C. Dowd Inc a Boston advertising agency. He previously held top roles at Kenyon Eckhardt BBDO Leo Burnett J Walter Thompson and worked as a broadcast copy supervisor. A Ohio University journalism graduate.
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Raymond J. Leicht
Dorset Field Club
John C. Dowd, Inc
Boston
Leicht
Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc
New York
BBDO
Leo Burnett Co
Chicago
J. Walter Thompson
Ohio University School of Journalism
Crystal Clover 4-H Club Christmas Meeting at Town Hall
The Crystal Clover 4-H Club will hold a combined meeting and Christmas party at the town hall on December 3 at 8 p.m. The event will feature a tree, refreshments, and two grab bags with gifts for girls and boys. Members will again collect used binder twine from area farmers if saved in a dry place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Clover
4-H
Sher ree Vaughn Celebrates 12th Birthday Pajama Party
Sher ree Vaughn daughter of Mr and Mrs Millard Vaughn celebrated a 12th birthday with a pajama party at Mrs Walter Finney's home. Eight girls enjoyed making snacks and crafts and had a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherree Vaughn
Millard Vaughn
Walter Finney
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Cambridge, N.Y
Clarkson Campbell
Troy
Elizabeth Dwyer
Tucker Chapter
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Stephen Vince
Brandon
John Kennedy
Norton
Washington, D.C
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Ralph B. Norton
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Springfield
U.S. Civil Service Regional Office
Arthur Wickenden
Kenneth Johnson
Bennington
Bondville
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Lyle R. Cobb
Stratton Mountain Inn
Robert L. Rackliffe
New Britain
Francis L. Slade
Richland Center
Wis
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Hattie Slade
Pamela Bouton
Castleton State College
Douglas Bouton
Miss Bouton
Howard Horton
Circle Drive
East
Helene Thompson
Frances King
Fire and Light District
Yankee Doodlers
Brownie Troop No. 85
Walter Crawford
Bailey Hall
The
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Friends of the Federated Church
Max Grout
Robert Given
Alvin Met
Carlo Walter
Elizabeth Lund
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Bennington, VT
Europe
William C, Tomson
Alice Osborn
Manchester Depot
Dorset
Marden Skinner
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
West Arlington
Sandgate
Betty Trachte
Robert Greene
County ST
Vermont National Christmas Club
Vermont National
Bellows Falls
Chester Jamaica
Newfane
Proctorsville
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Woodstock
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