Hilda Peacock Returns Home After Visits and Local Party Planned
Miss Hilda Peacock returns to her Twitchell Hill home after visiting sisters in Rochester and Hamburg New York. Local residents hosted guests including Mrs Lloyd Spaulding and Mrs Clarissa Peacock at Middletown Springs. Shaftsbury firemen plan a Halloween masquerade at the firehouse on Oct 22 with music by the Benningtones and prizes for best costumes.
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Twitchell Hill
James Bromley
Rochester
Allan Skiff
Hamburg
N.Y
Lloyd Spaulding
Clarissa Peacock
Bernard Shattuck
Middletown Springs
Shattuck
Aurora Carpenter
Gordon Kennedy
Brattleboro
Shaftsbury
Benningtones
Arlington Scout Earns Ad Altare Dei Cross
Arlington Life Scout Robert Masi, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Masi and a member of St. Margaret Mary's Church and Troop 334 BSA, received the Ad Altare Dei cross from Rev. Gerald T. Buckley at the 8 a.m. Mass Sunday, the first in Arlington to do so. Scoutmaster Robert Lindsey and others attended as Troop 334 representatives.
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Robert Masi
Steven Masi
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Arlington Troop 334
BSA
Gerald T. Buckley
Mass
Robert Lindsey
Michael Lindsey
Billy and
Bobby Brown
John Hess
Thompson
Arlington Garden Club Annual Meeting and Calendar
Arlington Garden Club holds its annual meeting Tuesday at West Mountain Farm with a social hour at noon and lunch at 1. Business and officer elections follow. Retiring president Mrs Richard Stolz urges high attendance but asks no guests. Hostesses listed and lunch reservations requested. Also listed are services and sales events for Arlington organizations across Monday to Wednesday, including rummage sales at Bailey Hall and Community House, and meetings of the Enterprise Society Battenkill Grange and Arlington Alumni Association. Contact Helene Thompson 375-2325 or Clyde Dunlap 375-6428 for details.
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Arlington Garden Club
West Mountain Farm
Richard F. Stolz
Albert Shaw Jr
Henry C. Burgess
Fernand E. Gendron
Theodore I. Weinz
Federated Church
East Arlington
Alumni Association
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Bailey Hall
Angelo Carbonti
Mary Kendall
Roy Grout
Abbie Baker
Keynith Knapp
Frank Smith
Walter Koenig
Miner Clark
Ethel Olpp
Clyde Dunlap
Enterprise Society
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
West Mt. Farm
Arlington Chorale
Arlington Fish and Game Club
Legion Rooms
Full Program Of Scouting At Arlington
Arlington sets a complete Girl Scouting program for the season. Brownies meet Thursday after school at the East Arlington firehouse with Mrs Walter Crawford. Juniors meet Wednesday after school at the Community House led by Mrs Carl Towery with Mrs Gilbert Wilcox assistant. Cadettes meet Tuesday after school at the Community House with Mrs Harry Hayden and Mrs Earl LaBatt assisting. Seniors study under advisors Mrs Walter Rice and Mrs Edward Rice.
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Arlington
Walter Crawford
East Arlington
Carl Towery
Gilbert W’ilcox
Lyle Salter
Roger Hanson
Harry Hayden
Earl LaBatt
Walter Rice
Edward Rice
Reading teachers meet in Granville with Dr Bresnahan
Dr Marie Bresnahan education professor at Plattsburgh will speak at Middle Granville Elementary School on October 20 at 8 pm The talk titled Achieving Basic Aims in Reading marks the first meeting this year of the Iroquois Council of the International Reading Association A social hour starts at 7 pm and all readers are welcome to attend
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Granville
N. Y
Marie Bresnahan
State University of Plattsburgh
Middle Granville
Bresnahan
Iroquois Council
International Reading Association
Jim Crow A Go Go At Williams
The San Francisco Mime Troupe performs the satirical Minstrel Show Jim Crow a Go Go tonight at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams, Mass at 8 30 p m A 10 minute color film O Dem Watermelons by Robert Nelson is shown highlighting oppression history of watermelons
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Williamstown
Mass
San Francisco
Adams Memorial Theatre
Robert Nelson
Lecture on Drugs Set at Williams College
Williams College hosts a free public lecture titled Drugs on the Campus How They Look to the Pharmacologist Thursday at 4 30 p.m. in Room 19 Thompson Chemistry Laboratory Williams College Prov Harold C Hodge of University of Rochester School of Medicine will speak.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Thompson Chemistry Laboratory
Harold C. Hodge
University of Rochester School of Medicine
Williams Boys Spend Summers at Odd Jobs From Salmon Canning to Cow Poking
Williams College students earned a record 728863 in summer work based on surveys of 1221 respondents from 1225 contacted. 86.3 percent reported employment with 223 earning over 1000, six over 2000 and two over 3000. Notable seniors include Bill Bowling a cow boy and John Gail an entertainer among others.
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Williams
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Henry N. Flynt Jr
Financial Aid
Bill Browning
Wichita
Kan
Mike Burrows
Avon
Harrison, N.Y
Matt Lyon
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