Niles Family Ties Mark Weekend Visit and Wedding
White Creek Eleanor Niles and Mr and Mrs David Lamb of Syracuse spent the weekend at the Donald Niles home. Capt Bruce Niles of Ft Devens visited relatives and attended the Niles Rice wedding in North Bennington. John Hoard, 3, injured his arm and was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital for x rays. O Henry Bruce remains a patient at the Albany Veterans Hospital. John Latham of New York City and family spent the long weekend at their home here.
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David Lamb
Syracuse
Mrs
Donald Niles
John Latham
New York City
Bruce Niles
Ft. Devens
Mass
North Bennington
John Hoard
Claud Hoard
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Pownal Senior Citizens Luncheon Held at Baptist Church
The Bennington Office of the Aging sponsors a luncheon for Pownal seniors at noon on Wednesday at the Pownal Baptist Church. Reservations are required 24 hours in advance by calling Rose Mattison at 823-7282.
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Bennington
Police pursue youths and order dogs out of town
In Hoosick Falls a group of youths and a 15 year old driver fled police, wrecked three gravestones in Maple Grove Cemetery, and left two passengers behind. The eight dogs at a White Street property led to a nuisance complaint as police ordered the couple to remove the dogs and leave. The incident prompted a cemetery damage estimate requested from the cemetery association president.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Maple Grove
Carey Avenue
Church Street
Haynes Bros
Donald Smith
White Street
Village
Edward
Helen Gilbert
North Pownal
Greenwich
LeRoy Baker Sr
Davis Street
Schools repurpose empty classrooms nationwide
A slowing birthrate leaves many U S classrooms vacant. Across the nation communities are converting unused spaces to serve public needs. An Education Facilities Laboratories report previews this trend in its Schoolhouse newsletter, noting a shift to half instructional and half community use.
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Patricia McCormack
U.S
Haynes to serve second term as president of organization
The passage lists Winegard as secretary, George McKearin as treasurer, and Arthur Moseley as immediate past president. It notes Haynes will again serve as president, marking a second term. Directors named include Richard Sargood, Herb Loretan, William Johnston, Jack Burke, Donald Smith, Edward Donovan and Jack Halstead, with William W. Harnett, D.D.S. also mentioned.
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Winegard
George McKearin
Arthur Moseley
Haynes
Richard Sargood
Herb Loretan
William Johnston
Jack Burke
Donald Smith
Edward Donovan
Jack Halstead
William W. Harnett
D.D.S
Harnett
Hoosick Falls
Bermuda
Sanford Cluett
Rensselaer Club
Forrest Reed
Hoosick
Raymond E. Calhoun
Joseph T. Berlant
Kiwanian
Kiwanis International
Halloween Program slated for Equinox Grange meeting
Equinox Grange members plan a regular meeting in Grange Hall on Oct. 20 with a Halloween program featuring prizes for the most original prettiest and most horrible masks. Officers installed include John Patch Pomona deputy and Marjorie Patch state home economy chair with Belle Decker and Helen Cleveland among others.
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Equinox Grange
Grange Hall
Herman Weston
John Patch
Pomona
Marjorie Patch
State
Belle Decker
Helen Cleveland
Sister Heard
Saxton
Knievel Talks Safety Plans With Lawmaker At Kings Mills
Evel Knievel, in Kings Mills, says he would meet Rep. John Murphy to develop a plan for promoting safety. He aims to discuss bike and motorcycle safety alongside education and community programs. The article also notes Arlington school buildings housing senior citizen centers, teen centers, and an alternative elementary program at Drew Elementary.
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Kings Mills
Ohio
UPI
Evel Knievel
John Murphy
D-N.y
Knievel
Kings Island Amusement Park
Murphy
Arlington
Fairlington
Drew Elementary
Pepperrell House in Kittery Point Buttoned Up for Sale
The 1682 Pepperrell homestead in Kittery Point sold to Stamford couple Booth and Hemingway after the Frost family offered the mansion with contents valued by officials at hundreds of thousands. Gov Longley and the Executive Council debated the purchase amid maintenance costs and limited local support. Historians tie the site to Sir William Pepperrell, Louisbourg’s 1745 siege leader, with the home awaiting preservation.
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Kittery Point
Maine
UPI
Sir William Pepperrell
Louisbourg
Charles II
Sir William
Pepperrell
Pepperrells
Bureau of Parks and Recreation
Department of Conservation
New Hampshire
Ferdinando Gorges
John Mason
Booth Hemingway
Stamford
Conn
Kittery
Frosts
Hemingways
Longley
Executive Council
Joseph Frost
David E. Redmond
Biddeford
Charles Abbott
Lewiston
Abbott
Kittery Historical Society
American Historical Society
New England Historical Group For the Preservation of
Neil Rolde
York
Frost
William Pepperrell
Devon
England
Newfoundland
Isles of Shoals
John Bray
Baronet
Andrew
William Jr
West Indies
Carolinas
Mary Hirst
Massachusetts
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Eleanor Niles
O— Henry Bruce
Veteran’s Hospital
Albany
Garland
Gay Head
Martha’s Vineyard
New England
Pownal
Senior Citizens
Howard Haynes
Edith Beaumont
Grange
Weston
Dorset
State Home Economy
Florence Bull
Home Economy
John Singleton Copley
John Bellamy
Frost Brothers
James B. Longley
Redmond
the Shea Agency Inc
Main ST
Food Arket
Catamount National Bank
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