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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1967
Page
9
A diary style report from Dorset describes Mr. Grey visiting the front door, feeding a bird at close range, and observers noting seasonal signs. The entry notes frost, leaf fall, and sightings of junco, towhee, bluebirds, and a local flock while hinting at waning warmth and approaching winter.
The notice outlines a meeting about hosting international students at Strawberry Hill Peru Saturday at 4 p.m. Contacts include R. N. Humphreys in Londonderry. It also invites attendees to booster night at Londonderry Grange 7:30 p.m. to visit the rescue squad ambulance.
Mrs. Thomas W. Hall Jr. announces chairmen for Pine Cobble School ski-skate sale and Book Fair to be held November 10 and 11 at the Carriage Barn. Co chairs for the sale are Mrs. Louise G. Larus and Mrs. Kerry Walsh. Book Fair led by Mrs. Willard D. Dickerson with Williams Bookstore. Proceeds fund the Athletic and Library Funds at the school.
Hoosick Falls Roger Moseley former Rensselaer County Farm Bureau president is chosen to serve on the state resolutions committee for District 8. The panel will convene in Ithaca on October 25 through 27.
The Starlight 4-H Club of Sunderland met at Mrs. Clifton Hall’s home with 11 members. They walked, collected leaves for waxing, and had a picnic lunch. In the evening the club attended the 4-H round-up. Enterprise Society of East Arlington Federated Church will collect rummage sale contributions for Bailey Hall this Friday and Saturday. Bernard Davis family, formerly of Arlington, now lives in Bennington. Arlington P T A voted to sponsor UNICEF again this year. Fisher Elementary students will carry orange and black boxes for Halloween pennies to aid needy children.
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