Two Injured in Weekend Mishaps in Manchester
Weekend auto accidents near Manchester Center left two injured and cut power to 130 homes. A 1965 Chevrolet driven by Steven L. Bushee left Route 7, hit a tree and pole, injuring passenger Ken Jamieson who was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital and later Albany Medical Center. Police also reported no injuries for passenger William Weeks. Power was restored by Central Vermont Public Service crews.
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Manchester
Manchester Center
Steven L. Bushee
Peru
Rte. 7
Frank Orrell
Ken Jamieson
Arlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Albany Medical Center
Bushee
William Weeks
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Henrietta Durden
Varied Program At Falls Grange
Hoosick Falls New York residents attended a Grange meeting with leadership as the theme. David Cornell and Carl Jester spoke on good and poor leaders, followed by discussions on officer duties led by Mark Brown. Performances by Ralph Philpott and others, readings, poems, and a Moody article filled the program. A cancer fund donation was approved, and next events include a card party on Sept 12 and upcoming officer elections.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Grange
Carleton Philpott
David Cornell
Carl Jester
Mark Brown
William Brown Jr
Rose Philpott
Omer Brenenstuhl
Ralph Philpott
Dwight Moody
Donald Hewitt
Almon Hewitt
Lucy Williams
Wesley Hall
Delton Hewitt
Grange
Defective breaker caused two hour power outage
About five thousand families lost power for two hours on Sunday due to a defective breaker at the Woodford Substation of Central Vermont Public Service Corp. The breaker helps step down 66 000 volt transmission to 44 000 volts for Bennington Manchester. Affected areas include Shaftsbury Arlington Manchester Stratton Barnumville and Bromley.
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Manchester
Woodford
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Bennington Manchester
Shaftsbury
Arlington
Stratton
Barnumbille
Bromley
Theatre closes with record gross at Williamstown
The Williamstown Theatre Festival reports the Saturday evening show Guys and Dolls grossed over 2400 dollars, a new all time high, surpassing last year’s 2200 from Threepenny Opera. The 1970 season saw attendance down about nine percent from 1969 and costs up over twenty percent, with an expected deficit offset by strong reviews and public support.
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Williamstown
Mass
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