Wedded couples and community events mark Rutland weekend
Manchester Miss Clara May Hemenway attended Miss Annette Young and John Drinkwater's wedding at Christ the King Church in Rutland. Other weekend activities include Montpelier guest Miss Rhoda Ward staying with the Nawra ths, Barbara Hemenway’s return from UVM, and Paul H Bullock attending his nephew Richard Bullock's Brattleboro wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara May Hemenway
Rutland
Annette Young
John Drinkwater
Christ the King Church
East Arlington Sunderland Notes on Visits and Guests
The column lists visits and stays of local residents and guests. Names include Rev. and Mrs. David Bort Cranford New Jersey Mrs Susan Cookson and daughter Worcester Mass Mrs Dorothy Kinnery sharing time with Mrs Helen Bump Mrs Poore Chicopee Falls Mass Mr and Mrs James Kennedy and daughter Long Island. William H Thompson Bennington visit. Floyd Matteson Bailston Lake N Y. Michael Dondero Castleton State College student with parents. Susan Pennock Mary Fletcher Burlington nurse student with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bort
Cranford
N.J
Sunderland Hill Road
Susan Cookson
Dorothy Kinnery
Worcester
Mass
Poore
Michael Wellspeak
William H. Thompson
Edmund Langlois
Bennington
Floyd Matteson
William Aussicker
Bailston Lake
N.Y
Michael Dondero
Castleton State College
Louis Dondero
Susan Pennock
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Malcolm Pennock
Dog Causes Arlington Driver to Veer Off Road
A dog darted into a Arlington street near the high school around 9 40 p m Tuesday prompting Jean F Kendall 37 of Arlington to swerve her 1963 station wagon exit the road strike two tree stumps and sustain moderate vehicle damage with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Jean F. Kendall
East Arlington
White Creek Grange hosts meeting and plans in village
The White Creek Grange met Friday with leader Gordon Byars. A master lecturer and other officers will hold a meeting at Argyle on October 19. Activities included an arithmetic quiz and a school day themed program by Linda Williamson. Social visits occurred with local families. Donna Stearns and Maurice Andrew wed at the Methodist Church Sunday. Rally Day and church readings were noted. Plans to organize a Methodist Youth Fellowship at Jermain Church were announced for November 21 at 7 30. Gordon Nesbitt and family returned from summering at Hedges Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Allen Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
Washington Pomona
Windham County
Pomona
Barre
Pauline Towslee
Mount Equinox
Velma Reed
Poultney
Grange
Roscow Wilcox
Young People’s Group of Zion Church
William C. Nawrath
Barbara Curtis
Social Service Department
Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury
United Women’s Group
First Congregational Church
Howard Dailey
Robert Fowler
Don Lee
Oscar Johnson Jr
White Creek Grange
Gordon Byars
Argyle
Linda Williamson
Edith Peters
Martha Williamson
Fred Luke
John Tudor
Austin Cook
Fair Haven
Racy
Putnam Memorial Hospital
William Gulley
Thomas Hunt
Cornell University
Donna Stearns
Maurice Andrew
Methodist Church
Methodist
Ruth McCart
Carol George
Margaret Perry
Michelle Lake
Dorset visitors and locals converge on Dorset Hollow
Mr and Mrs Peter Hilton from Ardsley on Hudson visited Dorset to finalize a home purchase in Dorset Hollow owned by Mrs Russell Boland of Bronxville New York. The Vander family from Montclair New Jersey returned for their annual Dorset visit and stayed with the Cushmans. Mrs Dorothy Greeley of Albany was also in town. Helen Barrows, injured in a fall last week, is improving at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. Ronald Lindemann and Stuart Hockenberry of Orleans Cape Cod have been guests of Kuhrt Wieneke. Lindemann and Wieneke were Springfield College classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hilton
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Dorset
Dorset Hollow
Russell Boland
Bronxville, N.Y
James Vandermade
Montclair
N.J
Robert Cushman
Helen Barrows
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Ronald Lindemann
Stuart Hockenberry
Orleans
Cape Cod
Kuhrt Wieneke
The
Lindemann and
Wieneke
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Delmer Stone
Ludlow
Mr. Stone
Massachusetts
Ralph Washburn
Richard Powell
Marion
Douglas Farnum
U.S. Marine Corps
Raymond Farnum
Pacific
California
Janice Farnum
Schenectady, N.Y
Sherman Lyon Baldwin
Eleanor Baldwin
Alice Lyon
Lyon Homestead
Jordan E. Dickinson
Dickinson
Clinton Hall
Donald Hicks
Foxboro
Gary Hall
Marian Robinson
Yonkers
New York
Ira Robinson
New Orleans
Arthur Robinson
Pownal P T Group Discusses Books and Halloween Plans
About 22 members attended the October meeting at Center School. They considered buying S R A reading books for first four grades and asked volunteers to help finish playground work. Oct 20 set for project if weather allows, else Oct 27. Memorial equipment proposed for Diane Chaffee. Lunch volunteers needed at Center and Oak Hill Schools 11 30 to 12 15. Volunteers contact Lillian Gates or Harry Andrews. The group approved $15 for Mrs Gates for Halloween week and $10 for teachers for fall convention supplies. County 4H roundup and dance at Arlington High School on Saturday from 8 p m with awards reports dancing and Halloween refreshments. County Agent Bud Edgerton invites 4-H leaders and families to join. Several Pownal youths plan to attend. Boy Scout Troop 47 meets at Town Hall 7 p m with Rolland Roy and Robert Pudvar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Center School
S.R.A
Diane Chaffee
Center
Oak Hill
Lillian Gates
Harry Andrews
Boy Scout Troop 47
Rolland Roy
Robert Pudvar
Hoosick Falls teen vanishes after Tuesday departure
George Haff 16 of North Petersburg, a Hoosick Falls Central School junior, has been missing since Tuesday morning. He left home with camping gear wearing a red jacket and dungarees, and was last seen near home in Route 346 area. Police and sheriff's deputies were notified and a search of nearby hills continued with no results. If seen, contact the boy's parents at 686 9347 or Hoosick Falls Central School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
New York State Police
Rensselaer County
James H. Beaverson
Hoosick Falls Central School
Fire drill at St Marys Academy linked to Prevention Week
Hoosick Falls St Marys Academy held a special fire drill for grades 2 through 12 during Fire Prevention Week with a pre drill assembly. Capt Louis Unser of Troy spoke on in home fire prevention. Hoosick Falls Fire Department members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Academy High School
Louis Unser
Troy
Thomas R. Cook
USA
John J. Hennessey
Joseph Smith
Hoosick Falls
Capt. Unser
Shaftsbury Church Choir Plans Fourth Concert Rehearsal
The Shaftsbury Methodist Church augmented senior choir will rehearse this evening Oct 9 at 7:30 and make a tape recording. Fran Stacy listed contact 442 6524.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Bennington Man Re-ups in Navy to Report on USS Bushnell
Donald T. Tetreault of 110 S. Branch St re-enlisted in September as storekeeper 3c and received orders to report to the USS Bushnell homeported at Key West Florida. He will depart Bennington October 16 with wife Margaret M Donovan. A 1952 Bennington High School graduate he previously held SK-2 (E-5) upon leaving the Navy December 4 1959. He most recently worked at Polygraphic Co. of America in North Bennington. He is the son of Theodore Tetreault of Voluntown Connecticut and Mrs. Helen Hall of Bennington R D 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald T. Tetreault
S. Branch St
U.S. Navy
Bushnell
Key West
Fla
Bennington
Margaret M. Donovan
Tetreault
Bennington High School
Navy
Polygraphic Co. of America
North Bennington
Theodore Tetreault
Voluntown, Conn
Helen Hall
R.D. 1
Arlington events calendar and classes update
Arlington Eleanor Albee invites births and anniversaries for the American Legion Community Calendar or calendar orders by calling 375-2822 or 375-6942 before Wednesday Oct 16. Red Mountain Chapter CBS meets tonight at 8 at Masonic Temple. Baton twirling with Janet K Flynn starts Thursday at 4 30 pm in kindergarten rooms with beginner and former students welcome. Weekly sessions run Thursdays 4 30 to 6 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Red Mountain
CBS
Masonic Temple
Janet K. Flynn
Bennington
First FHA meeting to open in Wilmington Dover
The Future Homemakers Association holds its first regular meeting October 22 during seventh period, with seventh graders invited. Founders include Helen Rowell, Susan Willett and Martha Fuller. A UNICEF Halloween drive is planned as a community project and a mother daughter banquet is scheduled for November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Homemakers Association
Helen Rowell
Susan Willett
Martha Fuller
Unicef
FHA
Bellows Falls
Wilmington
Linda Maynard
Melanie Pike
Teresa Nolet
Minton Lansing
Diana Brown
Betty Snow
Richard Boyd
Wayne Rowell
Vermont Traffic Commission
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Manchester
Nancy Otis
Rhoda Ward
Montpelier
Miss Ward
Barbara
UVM
Paul H. Bullock
Brattleboro
Richard Bullock
John S. McCormick Jr
Vermont Association For the Cripplied Inc
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
McCormick
Explorer Post
Middlebury Gap
Lincoln Gap
Robert E
New England Industrial Arts Teachers Association
Pam Fisk
Burr
Burton
Middlebury
Suzy Chaffee
E. E. Wilcox
Roscoe Wilcox
Stannard Wilcox
Montgomery
Morrisville
Tingley Wall
Berry Wall
Darrow School
New Lebanon, N.Y
Charles Mason
Pawlet
Mt. Equinox Grange
Maeson
Shirley Mattison
Sandra Mason
Harte Theatre
Utis
Annette
American International
Sunderland
Robert Shuffleton
White Creek
Eleanor Niles
Marden Skinner
Dorothy Greeley
Albany
Pownals
Vera Langlais
M.C. Clark CO
Manchester Center
Farlington
Clark Iga
E. Arlington
Margaret C. Hunnewell
Windsor
Clement C. Walker
Vermont League of Cooperative Savings and Loan Associations
League
Paradise Restaurant
Buckler
HOD
Loak
Herbert N. Faulkner
Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston
Don M. Geyer
United States Savings and Loan League
Edith Beaumont
PTA
John Halstead
Johnson Hill Road
Frank Reynolds Jr
Peru
Mabel E. Whitney
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Eleanor Albee
Dover
Denise Allen
Wilmington Volunteer Fire Department
Leslie Haynes
Higley Hill
Snow
Dover Fire Dept
Power Company
Louis Adams
Vermont
Haddock
Laizlon
L’aiglon
Vegas
Colonial Shopping Ctr
Williamstown
Traval
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