West Arlington News Highlights Local Moves and Travel
In West Arlington Sanders Gate residents report many changes. The Hesses moved into a new colonial home near Green River on Sandgate Road. The Smiths occupy the former Hess residence on Vermont 313. The Reynolds of Mt Kisco vacationed in California with the Nelsons from Jamaica, S. J., while the Reynolds enjoy a Sandgate Road camp. Kageys hosted friends from Baltimore over Columbus Day weekend. Valerie de Peyster and Susan de Peyster travel for college in Nebraska and Ohio respectively. Sandgate Road repairs by the state affect traffic briefly. George Hughes and family enjoyed a summer trip to England. Jenny Hughes studies at Boston University. Louise Joossen of Antwerp visited Trachte home and travels across the U S noting Vermont’s color season. The State Seal Tree on Vermont 313 was cleared by the Arlington Garden Club. George Linkletter moves to Seattle to study geology, wife Margery Trachte Linkletter. Don Trachte Jr. returns to Western State College in Colorado. SPEAKS TONIGHT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington
Alan Hess
Green River
Sandgate Road
Vt. 313
Hesses
Leon Smith
Edgar Reynolds
Mt. Kisco
N.Y
California
Robert Nelsons
Jamaica
S.J
Disneyland
Yosemite National Park
Reynolds
Nelsons
Guy E. Kagey
Kagey
Kathryn Royston
Ade
Fred de Peyster
Valerie
Woodbury
L.I
Sandgate
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Hiram Scott College
Susan
Western State College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
West
State Highway Dept
George Hughes
England
France
Jenny
Lynn Gillespie
Boston University
Don Trachte
Louise Joossen
Antwerp
Belgium
Havsul
Europe
Joossen
General Motors Inc
United States
New York City
Washington D.C
Smokey Mountains
New Orleans
Houston
Tex
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Vermont
Arlington Garden Club
George Linkletter
Seattle
Wash
Linkletter
University of Washington
Dartmouth College
Marjorie Trachte
Don Trachte Jr
Western State College
Gunnison
Colorado
Marlboro Lecture Features Princeton Music Professor
Professor Milton Babbitt of Princeton University will speak at Marlboro College on Monday October 23 at 8 pm in the dining hall. No admission charge. Topic Electronic Music How and Why. Babbitt will discuss three primary modes of electronic sound production and their musical applications with non technical emphasis. He has long served in music and mathematics departments and holds numerous honors including Guggenheim and Fromm commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jackson
Miss
New York
Princeton
Roger Sessions
Princeton University
William Schubael
Babbitt
Electronic Music Center
Columbia
Joseph Bearns
New York Music Critics’ Circle
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Guggenheim
Fromm Foundation
Ford Foundation
New York Philharmonic Society
Princeton Chamber Orchestra
Pub owners report sales drop under new breathalyser law
In Britain, pub owners in several areas report up to a 50 percent drop in business as police gain authority to test drivers for intoxication under the new breathalyser law. The measure aims to curb drunk driving and affects nightlife districts and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Britain
North Bennington PTA invites meet the teachers event
North Bennington residents are invited to a Meet the Teachers reception hosted by the PTA at the North Bennington School on Tuesday October 24 at 7 30 p m Local families will have a chance to meet the teaching staff and discuss upcoming plans for the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Strassburg
UVM
Bennington
Windham
Academy School
West Brattleboro
Faith Prior
Richard Blum
North Benningtonians
North Bennington
PTA
Robert Kellogg
Unicef
Hoosick Falls Auxiliary mends and plans fall drive efforts
Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary members spent a busy afternoon mending and discussed the fall harvest drive. Mrs. A W Rowley led the meeting, with Mrs. Howard B Thompson volunteering to manage the drive. Helpers from Hoosick Falls and surrounding areas will be asked to assist, and more menders are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
A.W. Rowley
Howard B. Thompson
Edward Sullivan
Thompson
Mary A. Doyle
Raymond Hogan
Gordon Hoag
Manchester Notes Include PTA Sale and School News
Sunday hospital visit for Mrs. Myra Bentley in New York City. Marshall Peters family surprise party at American Legion Hall with 40 attendees as they move to Fair Haven. Manchester PTA hosts used winter sports equipment sale Saturday morning with 10 percent to owner proceeds. Mrs. Dorothy W. Tupper relocates to South Portland, Maine. Burr and Burton Seminary students herald school closure for state teachers’ convention. Magazine subscription drive raises about $2,235. school share near $800 to football fund. seniors Kevin Beattie Carolyn Cone assist managers. class captains listed. Isabel H. Wilkins forms Spanish Club. officers Janice Farley, Constance Earle, Grace Parker. Bulldogs vs Winooksi set for Saturday kickoff at 2 p.m. Middlebury Union High School topples Seminary girls in field hockey 3-2 and 5-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fritts
Donna Tuttle
Kevin Beattie
Carolyn Cone
Ronald Smith
Duke Bongartz
Jesse Corum
Sally Ameden
Edgar Campbell
Pamela Torrey
Vance Corum
Debbie Trafford
William Bell
Isabel H. Wilkins
Janice Farley
Manchester
Constance Earle
Dorset
Grace Parker
Sunderland
Bulldogs
Winooski
Poultney
Middlebury Union High School
Seminary
Hoosick Grange meeting features fall splendor program
The Hoosick Grange gathered with a fall theme arranged by Mrs. Almon Hewitt. Arthur Moseley presented foliage slides, while Mrs. Ralph D. Griswold staged a tableau and read an original poem. Various members participated in readings, recitations, and performances as planning for the year proceeded and a golden sheaf certificate honored 50 years of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Grange
Almon Hewitt
Arthur Moseley
Ralph D. Griswold
Kathy Griswold
N. Clifford Cottrell
Helen Hall
Paul Cipperly
Edward Goodermore
David Cornell
Ralph J. Griswold
Arba Brenenstuhl
Donald S. Hewitt Sr
Gordon Cottrell
Helen Cantelo
Cornell
Ernest Haas
George Sigmond
Ralph Philpott
Reiner
Vera Griswold
Marion Brenenstuhl
Alice Brown
Norma Brenenstuhl
Charleton Philpott
Fremont Haswell
Ralph Griswold
Philpott
Dorset Church Votes Not to Sell Old Manse
In Dorset the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert voted 38 to 12 to reject selling the 100 year old Manse across from the church. The offer of 22500 was discussed after a prior meeting noting renovation needs. Trustees will report results of studying renovation costs and a new minister’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
United Church of
East Rupert
Carl Parsons
Fairview Bridal Shower for Ellen Trinka and Carleton Center
Miss Ellen Trinka will wed Carleton V Center of Fairview, son of Mrs. Center Sr. and Mrs. Center Jr. The couple, engaged after a shower in Fairview, plan a November 18 ceremony at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church and will reside in Little Ferry New Jersey. Center is a North Bennington High School and University of Vermont alumnus who served in Germany with the U.S. Army and works for APA Transport in North Bergen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Center Sr
William Center Jr
Fairview
N.J
Ellen Trinka
Carleton V. Center
Shaftsbury
Center Sr
Center
North Bennington High School
University of Vermont
Germany
U.S. Army
A.P.A. Transport
North Bergen
Trinity Evangelical Luthern Church
Little Ferry
Labour Minister Hattersley to Speak at Williams College
Labour MP Roy Hattersley will present a public lecture at Williams College on governmental intervention in a free economy. The talk is scheduled for Friday at 4 15 p m in Griffin 3 and follows his earlier visit to Harvard's Kennedy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Roy Hattersley
Labour
Griffin 3
Williams College
Hattersley
Ministry of Labour
Labour Committee of Europe
Williams
John F. Kennedy Center
Harvard University
United States
Fall rummage sale set by Federated Church group
Arlington announces the Federated Church fall rummage sale at Bailey Hall on October 27 and 28. Committee members include Mrs. Mabel Knapp, Mrs. Abbie Baker, Mrs. Roy Grout, Miss Mary Kendall, Mrs. Thomas Chambers, Mrs. Ethel Olpp, Mrs. Angelo Carbonti, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Miner Clark, Mrs. Edward Curran, and Mrs. Walter Koenig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church
Bailey Hall
Mabel Knapp
Abbie Baker
Roy Grout
Mary Kendall
Thomas Chambers
Ethel Olpp
Angelo Carbonti
Frank Smith
Miner Clark
Edward Curran
Walter Koenig
Dorset Woman Opens Sandra’s Salon of Beauty in Westbrook
Mrs Sandra Ouelette Zografos of South Portland former ly Manchester and Dorset opened her own beauty shop Sandra s Salon of Beauty in Westbrook Maine this week. She is daughter of Mrs Gert rude Bowen of South Dorset and a graduate of Burr and Burton Seminary and the Golden School of Beauty Culture in Portland. In 1960 she was among the first two recipients of the Manchester Lions Club scholarship in memory of Alton Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Ouelette Zografos
South Portland
Maine
Manchester and
Dorset
Sandra’s
Salon of Beauty
Westbrook
Zografos
Gertrude Bowen
South Dorset
Burr and Burton Seminary
Golden School of Beauty Culture
Portland
Manchester Lions Club
Alton Hicks
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Laide Benson
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Fine China
Syracuse
LENOX
Royal Doulton
Royal Worcester
Jolley Jewelers
Eagle St
North Adams
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Main ST
Stewart-Warner
Winkler
DEPOT
DIAL
Bennington, VT
Marlboro
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls Central School
William Waterhouse
Carol F. George
Donald George
Eagle Bridge
George
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
NMSC
Vagabond
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Scholastic Press Association
Columbia University
Maurice Beaulieu
Richard Domine
Larry Rice
Martha Elliott
Helen Hayes
Skidmore College
Deborah Harrison
Elmira
Michael Miller
P.O. Box
Lea
Myra Bentley
Betty
Roosevelt Hospital
59Th Street
9Th Ave
Marshall Peters
American Legion Hall
Peters
Fair Haven
Manchester Pta
Dorothy W. Tupper
Barnumville Road
East
Burr & Burton
Burlington
Grange News
Fran Stacy
Sonotone
Walter H. Whitney
Carroll’s Drug Store
Helene Thompson
Marchen Skinner
Deeee Cave
Tremont ST
Boston Common
Jerry Saphirstein
Key Club
Vermont Bank and Trust
Vermont Bank
FDIC
Vermont Bank and Trot Commpane
KODAK
Cameras Records Music Tape Recorders
Main ST. Bennington
Home Furniture & Central Mkt
Mt. Snow
Snow Lake Lodge
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