Elizabeth Bartlett Weds William Gilbert in Dorset
Miss Elisabeth Bartlett daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Clay Bartlett of Manchester married William Gilbert son of Mr and Mrs Rufus Gilbert of Dorset at United Church of Dorset and East Rupert. The bride wore a white sari gown with gold trim and carried brown and yellow orchids. The groom’s family hosted a reception in Dorset. After a two week Mexico trip the couple will live in Dorset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Elisabeth Bartlett
Clay Bartlett
Manchester
William Gilbert
Rufus Gilbert
United Church of
East Rupert
Carleton E. Howe
Judith McCormick
Ernest West
Gilbert
Ethel Walker School
Simsbury
Conn
University of Colorado
Denver
Colo
Parsons School of Design
New York City
Middlebury Colege
Jacque Mitchell
Chappaqua
N.Y
Daniel Huguet
Beverly
Mass
Charles Gilbert
St. Louis
Mexico
Six Hundred Catholic Teachers Meet At Burlington
Six hundred Catholic School teachers gathered at Rice Memorial High School in Burlington for the second in a new series of annual Institutes. Fr. Vincent Dwyer announced a statewide public relations program and selection of reporters to inform the public about Catholic schools. Sister Mary Amedee led elementary school discussions on curriculum and idea exchange, and Rev. Alvin Illig highlighted library services and early reading development for Catholic schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Rice Memorial High School
Vincent Dwyer
Mary Amedee
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Amedee
Alvin Illig
Congregation of St. Paul
Paulist Press
Aiken to Talk On Federal Aid Here Oct 26
Senator George D. Aiken will address Bennington Rotarians on Oct. 26 on the topic Application of Federal Programs to Vermont. The event is part of Bennington Republicans campaign activities for Aiken and will include plans for appearances by Rep. Robert T. Stafford on Oct. 27. The Oct. 30 League of Women Voters forum will climax local campaigns with a dinner at Mt. Anthony Country Club featuring Aiken Stafford and Gov. F Ray Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
George D. Aiken
Bennington
Sen. Aiken
GOP
Robert T. Stafford
Safford
U.S
Bankrupt Tru-value Stores Creditors Meet in Bennington
The first meeting of creditors in the bankruptcy of Tru-value Stores Inc of Bennington is set for 1:30 p.m. November 9 at the Bennington County Courthouse. The company was adjudged bankrupt on October 9, 1962, following a petition filed by the firm. Charles J. Marro of Rutland, referee in bankruptcy, served the notice for the federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petiion
Tru-value Sores, Inc
Bennington
United States District Court
Bennington County
Charles J. Marro
Rutland
Group Development Associates Hold Pittsfield Seminars
Four fall seminars run by Group Development Associates Inc announced by VP Henry E Grover. Paul and Lois Harris lead sessions at Coolidge Hill School Pittsfield and other sites in Lee Interlaken Stockbridge. staff and patients at Justen Riggs Center Stockbridge attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Group
Development Associates, Inc
Henry E. Grover
Paul and
Lois Harris
Boston University
Coolidge Hill School
Pittsfield
Beatrice Mintz
Lee
Stockbridge School
Interlaken
Justen Riggs Center
Stockbridge
Harrises
Spring Lake Ranch
Cuttingsville
Berkshire County
Shrine Leader Outlines Campaign For Hospitals to Aid Burn Victims
George M. Klepper of Memphis, imperial potentate of the Mystic Shrine, outlined a campaign to establish several hospitals for third degree burn victims. He noted 240,000 crippled children aided by Shrine programs and $6 million yearly. 56 cities bid to host the first hospital to be built next year, with two more planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Leader
Barre
George M. Klepper
Memphis
Tenn
Mystic Shrine
Mount Sinai Temple
Klepper
United States
Federal Government
Veterans
UNICEF Drives Aid For Children In Four Ways
UNICEF aids malnutrition by distributing powdered milk and supporting milk plants. It funds maternal child health by equipping 23 000 health centers in about 70 countries. It helps governments fight diseases and provides emergency supplies during disasters. About 55 million children and mothers in 106 countries are reached directly this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
United Nations Children's Fund
Unicef
Fund
Selective Service Officials Honored for Unpaid Service
Dr Woodhull S Hall medical advisor to the state Selective Service director and Van Vechten B Graves Local Board 2 chairman received 20 year pins and certificates for long unpaid service. Col Elbert T Kimball Vermont State Director presented the pins and certificates to eight unpaid members of the federal agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodhull S. Hall
van Vechten B. Graves
Elbert T. Kimball
Vermont
Selective Service
Lewis B Hershey
Company Holds 1st Fall Session
The 453rd QM Company met for the first drill of fall at the Reserve Training Center on North Street Oct. 14. The unit fired at the National Guard Range Bennington Armory under CWO2 Frederick E Williams. SFC John F McMahon visited as a new Unit Advisor from Rutland. Next meeting Thursday at 7 15 pm with Class A uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Training Center
North Street
National Guard
Bennington Armory
SFC
John F. McMahon
Rutland
Harry Shakes
Elks Rooms
Richard Rousseau
George Thomas
Vermont Bank Condensed Report of Condition September 28 1962
Charter 2395 Reserve District 1 reports the county national bank of Bennington Vermont at close of business September 28 1962. Details include assets such as cash balances with other banks United States government obligations state and political subdivision bonds loans and discounts and bank premises. Total assets and liabilities with capital stock surplus and undivided profits are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County National Bank OF
Bennington
Vermont
United States
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Five Alarm Blaze Destroys Charlestown School
A five alarm fire leveled the Frothingham School in Charlestown Boston early today. About 50 nearby families were evacuated as flames destroyed the abandoned three story brick building. Firefighters fought for about four hours with aid from units from Cambridge Revere Winthrop and Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlestown
Frothingham
Prospect
Edgeworth
Fred Allen
William Terrenzi
Terrenzi
Tremont St
Tremont
Mystic River Bridge
Cambridge
Revere
Winthrop
Milton
Ski Area to Honor Sepp Ruschp of Stowe
Sepp Ruschp president of Mt. Mansfield Co and Vermont Development Commission member is guest of honor at the American premiere of White Trails Across the World in Newport. During intermission Harold J. Haynes Jay Peak president will award Ruschp for his unexcelled contribution to American skiing both in competition and organization. The event on Wednesday Oct 17 marks the first time a ski area gives official recognition to a sportsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Sepp Ruschp
Mt. Mansfield Co
Vermont Development Commission
Harold J. Haynes
Jay Peak
Ruschp
Schirra Visits Kennedy to Receive Astronaut Wings
Astronaut Walter M. Schirra Jr., fresh from a New Jersey welcome, meets President Kennedy at the White House. He will receive the Navy astronaut wings at a Pentagon ceremony after a celebratory homecoming tour that included a 40,000-strong parade in North Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schirra
Kennedy
Washington
Walter M. Schirra Jr
New Jersey
President Kennedy
White House
Navy
Fred Korth
Pentagon
Honolulu
Houston
North Jersey
New York City
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Elizabeth Bartlett
Robert G. Dana
Sandy Barrett
James Boyce
Dudley Gilbert
Peter Blodgett
Dunha Hams Ote
BNC
Elm St
Bennington, Vt
Ruth M. Rasey
Aiken
Stafford
Mount Sinai
Montress T. Clark
Arthur F. Cronin
Tysdale Directors
Stowe
Bell & Howell
Zoomatic
Hackensack
Oradell
River Dell
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mercury
Oldsmobile
Lowe
Wottrule On
Oldsmobil
Thurber’s Garage,inc
Bennington, Vermont
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