Beer and Food Through the Ages From Ancient to American
An overview traces beer from ancient Egypt and Greece to early American brewing. It notes William Penn and founding fathers fostering breweries, 1840 lager methods, and beer’s use in cuisine. Recipes include onion soup and beer fondue with step by step directions and byproducts used for animal feed. It also mentions Mrs. Constance Coffin selling zucchini bread at a Shaftsbury market and delivering a related recipe.
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Europe
Asia
Rome
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
James Madison
Israel Putnam
Thomas Chittenden
Vermont
Constance Coffin
Shaftsbury
Can mental illness be prevented UCS programs focus on that goal
United Counseling Service of Bennington County aims to prevent mental illness as a core mission. Executive director Joseph Lo Piccolo notes preventive programs are active, including Big Brother Big Sister, prenatal care, child guidance, home health services, and coordinated efforts across home, school, church, physicians, and social agencies to raise health concepts and avert disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCS
United Counseling Service, Inc
Bennington County
Joseph Lo Piccolo
Lo Piccolo
School Lunches and Vermont Superintendents Meeting Report
The list details weekly school lunch menus with juice, meats, sides, fruit and milk for several days, including buns, vegetables, desserts, and beverages. The Southwest Vermont Superintendent Association met in Rutland with Supt George A Sleeman re elected president and others chosen for officers, noting enhanced communication and coordination at local and state levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Vermont
Education Department
Supt. Sleeman
Funeral rites for Evelyn R. Dragon held at Sacred Heart
The funeral of Mrs. Evelyn R. Dragon of 221 Dewey St Bennington widow of Frank Dragon Sr died Sept 24 at Putnam Memorial Hospital was held Sept 26 at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Joseph Quinn C S C officiating A wake service Sept 25 at Mahar Son Funeral Home was led by Rev Kyrn Bulger C S C Burial was in Park Lawn Cemetery Bearers were nephews of the deceased Three greatnephews served as altar boys Honorary bearers from St Ann's Society were several women Services for Robert O Whitman who died Sunday at his Shaftsbury home were held Wednesday at Brewster Funeral Home Manchester Center Burial was in Center Shaftsbury Cemetery Fr Clayton offered committal prayers Bearers listed as Raymond Hulett William Hulett Sr William Hulett Jr Harold Eaton Donald Dorr and Philip Hitchcock
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Evelyn R. Dragon
Dewey Sr
Bennington
Frank Dragon Sr
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Quinn
C.S.C
Mahar & Son
Robert LaPorte
Frederick Hoth
Edward
Joseph
Louis Betit
Paul
Louis
Bernard Bellemare
Leon Roy
Christopher Hoth
Jeffrey Betit
St. Ann’s Society
Louise Madkour
Isabelle LaBarge
Dorothy Kelly
Clara Prichaux
Lois Berard
Yvonne Lampron
Kyrn Bulger
Park Lawn Cemetery
Quinn
Robert O. Whitman
Shaftsbury
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Robert L. Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester
Center
Shaftsbury Cemetery
Clayton
Raymond Hulett
William Hulett Sr
William Hulett Jr
Harold Eaton
Donald Dorr
Philip Hitchcock
Multiple traffic incidents and court notices across Vermont
Police reported two-car crashes with moderate damage at East and Willow roads in Bennington and Main and Branch streets downtown. No injuries. In Bennington Constance Maynard and Fred Graves Jr. were involved in a rear-end collision due to brake failure. Also, a Vermont court blocked ballot printing over independents. The Vermont Board of Libraries will meet October 16 in Berlin. A Dorset van rollover near Morse Hill Road caused moderate damage.
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East
Willow Roads
Bennington
Edward C. Ransom
Robert Dawson
Dawson
Main
Branch Streets
Montpelier
Vermont
Constance M. Maynard
Fred O. Graves Jr
Maynard
Graves
Harry Thomas
East Arlington
Morse Hill Road
Dorset
Thomas
Vermonters make up large share of VTC enrollment
Vermonters account for 86 percent of Ver mont Technical College enrollment this year, up from 85 percent last year. Ninety residents come from New Hampshire with 74 non residents nearly all male. Freshmen number 48 and seniors 26. Programs include agricultural technology 10, agribusiness management 2, architectural and building engineering technology 26, civil engineering technology 14, electrical and electronics engineering technology 6, electromechanical engineering technology 3, mechanical engineering technology 7 and surveying technology 6.
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Randolph
Vermont
Vermont Technical College
New England
Illinois
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Thailand
New Hampshire
Last Chance to Join K of C Fall Foliage Dance
The Knights of Columbus announce a final opportunity to join the Fall Foliage Dance on October 12. Tickets must be bought by Monday, October 7. Available at Haynes & Kane on Main Street, Caron's Quality Paint on North Street, or by contacting Walter Vassura, Ted Sausville, Roger White, or John Brochu at the listed phone numbers.
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K of C
Haynes & Kane
Main Street
Caron
North Street
Walter Vassura
Ted Sausville
Roger White
John Brochu
LU nominates auditor hopeful for Vermont seat
Liberty Union nominates James Roach of Westford for state auditor against Republican Alexander Acebo and Democrat Frederick Randler. Roach, an accounting graduate and four-year professional, urges audits, accrual accounting, public records access, and oversight akin to the GAO. Also notes missing records in Montpelier. RSVP seeks volunteers for Mt. Anthony High School resource center to aid student information access.
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Roach
St. Bonaventure University
Alexander Acebo
Barre
Frederick Randler
Montpelier
RSVP
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Call
Doris Gable
Bennington District Court finds guilty pleas and dismissals
Judge George M. Fienberg handled cases in Bennington District Court on Wednesday. John A. Wursch 70 of Manchester Center had petty larceny dismissed. Terry Hastings 27 of Arlington pleaded guilty to arson fourth degree and received a year to 18 months suspended sentence with probation. Geraldine Kniffin 22 of Ely pleaded guilty to bad check, fined $100 with optional 30 day jail if unpaid by Oct 15. Douglas E. Britch 41 of Bennington changed to guilty on petty larceny with sentencing deferred pending aggravate assault matter. Bertram H. Lane and David Barber, both Bennington residents, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct with fines of $25 and related details.
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George M. Fienberg
Bennington District Court
Banner
John A. Wursch
Manchester Center
Terry Hastings
Crow Hill Road
Arlington
Jerry’s
Ely
Bennington
Douglas E. Britch
Britch
Bertram H. Lane
David Barber
Snow Goers to meet at Community Recreation Center
The Southern Vermont Snow Goers hold their second monthly meeting of the year at the Community Recreation Center at 7 30 p m on October 8. Dues for the 74 75 season are due by November 1 with memberships available at the meeting social on October 19 or by mail to Mrs Albert Macauley East Road. Membership includes VAST (Vermont Association of Snow Travelers).
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Southern
Vermont
Albert Macauley
East Road
VAST
Vermont Association of Snow Travelers
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Gus and
Gracie Wadsworth
Andrew Lang
West Arlington
Bermuda
Frankfurt
North Bennington
Sleeman
Mrs
Aieed
Gibson
Peter Diamondstone
Brattleboro
Republican State Committee
Library Board
Board of Libraries
VTC
K of
Knitting
Donegal
Greenmont Center West Road
Bennington, Vt
Essex Jct
Liberty Union Party
James Roach
Westford
Office of Auditor
General Accounting Office
Occupations Office
Andrew Wyeth
Coats
Mintatte
Main ST
Nichals
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