Stamford Methodists Set Bazaar And Supper
The Stamford Methodist annual bazaar and supper will be held Saturday at Stamford School recreation hall. The bazaar opens at 2 pm with booths for food sale fancy work children s table grab bag and trash and treasure. Ham supper settings are 5 and 6 30 pm with a preparation meeting tonight at 7 30 pm by the Women s Society of Christian Service.
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Stamford
Stamford Methodist
Stamford School
Women’s Society of Christian Service Workers
Cassius Clay Rumors Circulate Over White Creek Farm
Rumors persist in southern Washington County that Cassius Clay may buy the Jermain Farm near White Creek Chestnut Woods. County clerk says no deed recorded in Clay's name. Local selling interest tied to a large depossess call linked to a Black Muslims affiliation.
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White Creek
Cassius Clay
Washington County
Wilfred I. Philion
Hudson Falls
Clay
Jermain
Chestnut Woods
Ash Grove
Cambridge
Silas Harrington
Termain Place
Feast of Tabernacles Ecumenical Dinner at St Pauls
Preparations continue for an ecumenical Feast of Tabernacles dinner at St. Pauls Church on Oct 23. Contacts are Mrs Richard Hayes and Mrs Justin Mueller. parishes will announce reservations. Families with last names A through H should bring a hot dish, I through R a salad, S through Z sheet cakes. Each attendee brings own plate and silverware.
Vermont Fellowship of Women meeting review planned
At the Women’s Fellowship meeting on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Miss Emily Allyn Mrs Gert rude Drury and Miss Gladys Lodge will review highlights from the annual Vermont Fellowship of Women meeting. Devotions by Mrs. Austin Rumney hostesses Mrs Leland Palmer and Mrs C W Zollars ask members to bring a thimble to hem a towel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Fellowship of Women
Emily Allyn
Gertrude Drury
Gladys Lodge
Austin Rumney
Leland Palmer
C.W. Zollars
Cub Restaurant Back Open For New Vermont Season
Winhall welcomes back the Cub Restaurant on Vt. 30 after renovations and fresh paint with a menu featuring hamburgers Italian foods and stuffed clams. Dorset Village Public Library presents free film showings Oct 20 at 8 p.m. in the United Church vestry with City Out of Time and The Innocent Years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Bouton
Cub
Vt. 30
Dorset Village
United Church of
Dorset
East Rupert
Stonehenge
Venice
John N. Stannard
North Country Libraries Film Cooperative
Vermont Free Public Library Service
Probate Judge To Speak At Dorset Forum
A financial forum at the Dorset Playhouse hosted by Vermont Bank and Trust Company trust department will run from 2 to 3 30 p m on Wednesday. Guest speaker J William O'Brien probate judge District of Chittenden Burlington is billed as one of the best in the state and will discuss probate topics of interest to Vermont residents and property owners. Tea will be served by the United Rupert Women s Fellowship. the bank invites all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Trust Department
Dorset Playhouse
J. William O’brien
District of Chittenden
Burlington
United Church of
East Rupert
Hoag Family News and Vietnam Update
Walloomsac Bertha Hoag, 686 7282, Mrs Charles Kimball entered Putnam Memorial Hospital for treatment. Pvt Russell Haley, Vietnam bound for seven months, reports all is well. Linda Barringer and David Barringer were weekend guests of their grandparents. Gordon Hoag, Fred Stewart and son Tom, and a New Jersey friend visited Oscar Stewart. Gordon and Hoag celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary with Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Attending were Mrs Hoag's sisters, Alice Fitzgerald of Berlin and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kimball
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Floyd Amidon Jr
Pvt
Russell Haley
Vietnam
Linda
David Barringer
Gordon Hoag
Fred Stewart
Tom
New Jersey
Oscar Stewart
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoag
Alice B. Fitzgerald
Berlin
Mountain Home Grange meeting with Hobo Night program
The Mountain Home Grange will meet Monday at 8 p m with a Hobo Night program featuring costumes and prizes. Important business will be discussed, and officers were installed by state deputy Helen Platt with a Stamford Grange installation planned for Taconic Grange.
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Mountain Home Grange
Stamford Valley Grange
Helen Platt
Florence Hattat
Hazel Hogan
Rose Gleason
Bennington Grange
Edith McCarthy
Taconic Grange
Stamford Grange
Alfred Muller
Kenneth Demers
Frank Chilson
David Finney
Warren Clough
Alan Gleason
Ceres
Lucretia Lee
Pomona
Flora
Leroy Lawrence
Arthur Daniels
William Carson
Grange
Chilson
Theresa Wood
Jessie Peters
Ida Snow
Heil Reed
Charles Myers
Eunice Myers
Myers
Falls Scouts Attend Whitehall Camporee in New York
Thirteen members of Boy Scout Troop 64 joined 301 district Scouts at the Iroquois District Camporee in Whitehall. The event featured axeman ship compass work measuring log chopping and other contests as leaders and scouts prepared for Fire Prevention Week with ongoing instruction and plans.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Whitehall
Richard Wirmusky
Danny Delurey
Paul Delurey
Robert Brett
Michael Waytkus
Keith Doo
William Cronin
Vacation in Kittery Highlights Local Social Circle
Shaftsbury residents Fran Stacy and Mrs Glenn Carisle along with Mrs Perry Bugbee Mrs Everett Perry and Mrs Loriana Mac Intire recently enjoyed a weeklong trip in Kittery Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Stacy
Glenn Carisle
Perry Bugbee
Everett Perry
Loriana MacIntire
Kittery, Maine
Shaftsbury Boy Scouts Plan Paper Storage Shack
Shaftsbury Troop 33 committee meeting outlined two events for October. A paper drive on October 21 invites residents to save newspapers and magazines for pickup, with parents aiding transportation. A boy-man project on October 28 aims to erect a paper shack about 12 by 8 feet, weather permitting, and completed on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
BSA
New York City
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Henry Freely
Robert Fletcher
Ninteen
Taconic District
Merck Foundation
Rupert
Vermont groups and events highlight fall notices
Arlington announces Vermont Association for the Blind annual fund drive under way with no door to door solicitation. Sunderland 4 H Club elects officers. a Fort Dix service member awaits mail. Rev John Nutting to speak at Farley Hall October 18. Women of St James hold rummage sale October 21. yearbook staff prepares Maroon and White. Ad Day funds drive. Time for Risk film to be shown at Dunbar Hall with apple pie and coffee. Honduras connection noted by Episcopal Diocese of Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Association For the Blind
Martin Hirsch
John Nutting
Vermont
The
Enterprise Society
Farley Hall
Women of
St. James
Dunbar Hall
St. James Church
Central America
Honduras
Republic
Summer visitors and relocations across Vermont towns
Peru Alice Dibble and family from Peru share contact notes with 824 5407 while Mr and Mrs Fontaine Martin of Darien Connecticut enjoy a Landgrove week with Bettina, a Wheelock College student from Boston. Lawrence LI N Bue expands Londonderry plans to move a bought former church library, as Mrs Guiseppe Bartocci Fontana and son Simone visit Landgrove relatives before returning to Westport Connecticut.
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Fontaine Martin
Darien
Conn
Landgrove
Bettina
Boston
Wheelock College
Worthington Adams
Lawrence
L.I
Westport
Reception for Rev. Elwin Ellis at Center Firehouse
Vera Langlais notes a reception for the Rev. Elwin Ellis new pastor of Pownal Center Community Church at the Center Firehouse Saturday evening. A church family supper follows at 6. Also the annual Governor's Luncheon for Civil Defense is set for Oct 17 at the Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn with Gov. Philip Hoff and Public Safety Commissioner E.A. Alexander hosting, plus group informational meetings from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Ellis
Pownal Center Community Church
Center
Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn
Philip H. Hoff
Commissioner of Public Safety
E.A. Alexander
Inn
Greenwich guests relay family ties in Gloversville visit
White Creek Harold and Raymond Taber and Frank Taber of Greenwich visited Ralph Taber in Gloversville. Henry Brace and Bennington guests spent weekend with Susan Cook. Marie Ingraham and Susan Tracy joined James Lake at Pitts town council meeting where Melanie Harrington and Todd Taber were absent. Youth rally planned for Salem on November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Raymond Taber
Frank Taber
Greenwich
Ralph
Gloversville
Henry Brace of
Bennington
Susan Cook
Marie Ingraham
Dawbury
MYF
Susan Tracy
Gerald Harrington Jr
James Lake
Pittstown
Melanie Harrington
Todd Taber
Salem
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Manchester
Michael Miller
P.O. Box
Marcen Skinner
Winhall
John O. Slade
Merrill
Bud) Roberts
Mystic
Cpo
Winthrop Roberts
Carl Marek
Amstron
Walter Crownin- Shield
Brockton
Mass
Stratton
Lester Jones
Stratton Mountain Base Lodge
Andrew Crichton
Kahil
Marmaroneck
Kendall Farm Road
Nichols
Featheraire
Barbizon
Dorset Forum
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Grange News
Mountain Home
Stamford Valley
Isabella B. Quinlan
Albany
Edward Barringer
Troy
John Hoag
James Hoag
Hoags
Hoosick
John Calhoun
Susan Elliott
Beth Calhoun
Mary Ellen Hoag
Mary Ann Luke
Hoosick Falls Baptist Church
Leah Bissonette
Falls
Camporee
Shaftsbury Boy Scouts
Double Trouble
Corpus Christi, Tex
UPI
Houston
Freely
Troop 33
Edwin Colvin
George Tisdale
Donald Farrar
Norman Bachand
Arthur Jones
John Clamson
John Billow
Alan Sands
Lynn Buak
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Sunderland Covered Bridge
John Marra
David Lasky
John Hill
Ricky Hawley
Ricky Lawrence
John Hayden
Anthony Jewell
Fort Dix
N.J
Co. D
Amhs News
Susan Mahler
Tina Lindsey
Karen Kertlein
Phil Richards
Kathy Hayden
Maryanne Lawrence
Linda Wyman
Sandie Rice
Peru
Alice Dibble
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Key Club
Vermont Bank and Trust
Vermont Bank
FDIC
REO
Eleanor Niles
Triple
Grand Union Empire
Bennington, VT
North ST. Bennington, VT
Wendy Assles Shope
Bill Wehner
Wendy Cram
Neil Robinson
Wendy’s
Pico Peak
F.I.S
Wendy
Sun Valley
Sig Buchmayr
Abraham & Strauss
Abercrombie & Fitch
Bromley and
Main St
Manchester Center
Sargent
Wendy’s Ski Shop
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