County Republicans Hear Treasurer on Budget at Hoosick Falls Dinner
About 250 people attended a Hoosick Falls pre election dinner where County Treasurer James M. Brahan spoke on finances. He outlined a county budget increase of 568 040.36 with revenue up 296 870.05 to 5 161 849.75, a cash balance of 155 000 and projected year end savings of 595 000, reducing net tax levy to 3 377 621.23. Martin Stack attended and Joseph Walsh presided as master of ceremonies. GOP candidates listed include John A. Murphy and Lawrence A. Murphy among others.
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James M. Brahan
Hoosick Falls
Brahan
Martin Stack
Joseph Walsh
Troy Chamber of Commerce
John A. Murphy
Lawrence A. Murphy
Thomas G. Restino
Guy H Phillips
Frank Chamberlain
George A. McEvoy
Joseph LaMagdeleine
Hoosick Falls Area Plans UNICEF Drive and Social
Hoosick Falls area churches will collect for UNICEF to aid sick and needy children abroad. A Sunday event features a 5:30 p.m. buffet, 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. dancing with Cottrell Orchestra. Mrs. Hayden named planning chair for six Hoosick Falls units.
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Hoosick Area
Unicef
United Nation’s Children’s Fund
Eagles
Cottrell
Frank Reynolds
Rensselaer County
Joseph Hayden
Josephine Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
Glass Lake
Averill Park
Hayden
Falls Pupils In Wits Battle With Greenwich
Hoosick Falls five scholars travel to Greenwich Central School for a knowledge contest based on the Little Red School House format. Seniors Gerald Moseley Kitty Areson Ellen Gavagan join juniors John Helft Stephen Ingraham with Principal Philip Leonard guiding. A return match will be held at Hoosick Falls later.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Greenwich Central School
Greenwich
Gerald Moseley
Kitty Areson
Ellen Gavagan
John Helft
Stephen Ingraham
Central School
Philip Leonard
Arlington Past Masters Night Planned at Red Mt Lodge
Arlington notices describe Masters Night on Friday November 1 at the Red Mt Lodge and Masonic Temple with OES supper at 6 30. Local residents Mrs Arthur F Moody Jr and family are noted for recent travels and moves among Arlington, Manchester and Brattleboro.
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Red Mt. Lodge
F & AM
Masonic Temple
OES
Arthur F. Moody Jr
Manchester
Conn
Edward Hovey
Jack Dahl
Earl LaBatt
Children enjoy museum trip and a barn dance in West Arlington
Seventy six Arlington children from grades four to six boarded a school bus to Albany's State Education Building to study early Indian culture and animal skeletons. The West Arlington Home Demonstration Group organized the outing guided by Mrs. George Hess.
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Arlington
Albany
West Arlington
George Hess
New York State
State Capitol
William Young
Marie Mattison
Fisher School
M.P. Coulman
Walter Finney
June Laskey
Walter Lundeen
Edward Doyle
Larry Pratt
Terrance Riley
Halloween Party at Wilmington School Gym Planned
The Lions host a Halloween party at the Wilmington School gym at 6 30 p m with a costume parade pie eating contest apple bobbing and judging plus a pumpkin carving contest A record hop will follow for junior high and high school students Refreshments served.
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Dwight Smith
Warren Batchelder
Putney
Grace Webster
Alice Gorham
Brattleboro
Lions
Wilmington
North Bennington Children Join Trick or Treat for UNICEF
North Bennington PTA sponsors Halloween fundraising as local children ring doorbells with orange tags and boxes. Mrs. Edward Sweeney coordinates distribution and returns are collected at the home economics house between 6 and 7 p.m with Mrs. Albert White to receive the boxes.
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North Bennington
Unicef
PTA
Edward Sweeney
Albert White
Author William Meredith to discuss Roethke at Bennington
North Bennington sees author William Meredith address Theodore Roethke's poetry on November 7 at the Carriage Barn of Bennington College. Meredith, a former Connecticut College English member and current Academy of American Poets chancellor, presents the sixth Elizabeth Harrington Dickinson Lecture on The Poetic Tradition in English.
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North Bennington
William Meredith
Knopf
Princeton
Theodore Roethke
Bennington College
Connecticut College
Meredith
Academy of American Poets
Bennington
Elizabeth Harrington Dickinson
College
Meredith Will
East Arlington Sunderland News Notes and Library Meeting
East Arlington and Sunderland items report community happenings. Residents share visits, trips and family milestones while the East Arlington Library directors discuss the Junior Literary Guild World Encyclopedia purchase and a shut-in service.
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Carl Towery
East Arlington
Robert Shuffleton
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Sunderland
J. Elmer McKee
Montreal
The
Enterprise Society
Bailey Hall
W. B. Wallace
Angelo Carbonti
Walter Keenig
R. Emmett Smith
Ronald Knox
Worcester
Mass
Patricia Lynn
Ray Waite
West Mountain Farm
Leona Vilander
New York City
Elizabeth McWaters
Washington, D.C
Elise Phillips
Mary Beth Hayden
UVM
Harry Hayden
North Bennington High School
Paul Wade
William
Larry Shoff
Richard Knox
Michael
Earl Howard
Gordon
Nelson Rudd
Patrick Derosia
Steven Young
Michael Knox
Gordon Howard
McCormick To Succeed Rich On Manchester Bank Board
Manchester Bank announces two board changes with Judge Claude A. Rich retiring for health reasons after 1912 service. John S. McCormick Jr. is elected to succeed him as director. Rich led Rich Lumber Co. and built Richville before its 1920 closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Factory Point National Bank
Claude A. Rich
Bennington
John S. McCormick Jr
Rich
Wanakena
N.Y
Rich Lumber Co. Inc
Richville
Deacon
First Congregational Church
Mark Skinner
Bennington County
New York Life Insurance Co
Second Congregational Church
Bennington Club
William H. Wills
J. S. McCormick Corp
Pittsburgh
Vermont
Pawlet
West Road
Choate School
Princeton University
Harvard Business School
Mellon National Bank and Trust Co
Falls Legion Auxiliary Aids Retarded Children
Falls, N Y Mrs Thomas Restino president of the American Legion Auxiliary and delegates from seven counties attend the district conference in Albany. The group discusses aiding retarded children through in home relief, training, and local funding kept in the community. The Christmas workshop for VA Hospital gifts is planned with about 1000 veterans hospitalized needing 5000 plus gifts. Local welfare chairwoman is Mrs Gefken and volunteer board members include Mrs Dorothy Wood and Mrs Janice Coley among others.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Thomas Restino
American Legion Auxiliary
Dietrick Gefken
Roy Draper
Blanche Carver
Victor Barrier
Auxiliary
Albany
National Fund
Gefken
The
Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Wood
Janice Coley
Roy Grout
Irma Shoff
Nellie Hayden
Harriett Christensen
Charlotte Dunlap
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Byars
Edith Beaumont
Helene Thompson
James Martin Jr
Douglas
Mr. Martin
South America
Lisa
Mrs. LaBatt
Mrs
Connie Lopes
Brighton
Betty Trachte
John Moore
Vermont State School Directors Association
Harry Noyes
Arlington High School
St. Columban’s Church
Gerald T. Buckley
Rexall i. Sale
Panovite
Pye Ae
Rexall
Quinlan
Dap Super Market
U.S
Main St
Salem's All
EEF Hamburg
Frest
Salem
Chase
Cel
Swift
Brookfield
Sandgate
Salem's
Armour'’S Star
Stickney and Poor's
del Monte
PRUNE
Ade Campbell
N.B.C
Knorr
Millard Vaughn
Claire
Dover
Denise Allen HO
Ray Forrest
Charles Forrest
Stuart Porter
Pvt
Forrest
Ft. Dix
N.J
East
Falls Legion Auxiliary
McCormick
Vermont Forest and Farmland Foundation
Ekwanok Country Club
Big Bromley Corp
Southern Vermont Art Center
H. Greenberg & Son
Schenley
O.ec
Valleyfield
Canada
Schenley Dist. CO
N.Y.C
Renley
Fassetts
Fassetts Bakery
Burlington