Connaway's One-Man Show Explores Maine and Vermont Color
A one-man oil show by Jay Connaway at Summer Gallery Manchester offers a vigorous moodful range of color in seascapes and landscapes. The critic praises bold brushwork, strong composition, and the sense of place from Maine and Vermont while noting sky treatment in seascapes and highlighting two bold works Winter Sunset and Thunderstorm in the Mountains.
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Manchester
Jay Connaway
Connaway
Maine
Vermont
Pawlet
Danby
Sunderland
Pownal School Bus Schedules Set for Tomorrow
John Foster announces readiness of bus schedules for 9 o'clock opening at Oak Hill and Center Schools. Harry Andrews to transport South Pownal pupils along with Clinton Ostrander, Mrs Andrews, and Arthur James to Bennington town line and Carpenter Hill area. Estimated district enrollment about 190 students with 27 in first grade at Oak Hill.
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John Foster
Pownal
Oak Hill
Center
Harry Andrews
South Pownal
Clinton Ostrander
Jackson Road
Bennington
Carpenter Hill
Arthur James
East Pownal
Real Estate Sessions End in Manchester Vermont
The final of six Vermont Real Estate Commission seminars was held at the Worthy Inn Manchester with speaker Robert W. Semenow. The event covered sales agreement clarity and listing language to reduce litigation.
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Manchester
Vermont Real Estate Commission
Worthy Inn
Robert W. Semenow
Woodstock
Burlington
St. Johnsbury
Brattsboro
Semenow
Semenov
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
J. Ramp
Montpelier
Moderawr
Breard H. Hawks
Bennington
Vermont Association of Real Estate Brokers
Code of Ethics
Harold B. Daniels
Brattleboro
Salvatore Santarcangelo
John P. Bittner
Vermont National and Savings Bank
Daniel J. Healy
Rutland
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Ethel Wells
Vermont Association of Realtor Boards
Equinox Funds Acre for Burr Burton Field Expansion
The Burr and Burton Seminary trustees accepted a gift of one acre from the Equinox Hotel Association to extend the football field. The August meeting in Manchester reviewed bylaws, added budget and publicity committees, and re-elected officers as enrollment is projected to reach 307 students.
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Equinox
Burr Burton Field
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Anton G. Hardy
The
Equinox Hotel Association
Executive
Prudential
E.H. Henry
Danby
Dorset
Jamaica
Londonderry
Mt. Tabor
Peru
Rupert
Sunderland
Carleton Howe
Walter H. Beebe
James B. Campbell
Murray Campbell
Prudential Committee
Skinner Library Addition Plans Weighed by Committee
Manchester plans for a Mark Skinner Library addition remain in the talk stage under new president G Murray Campbell. A building committee meeting with architects is scheduled this week to set a cost figure, with renovations including a reading room, basement meeting room and a children's space.
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Roger Wilcox
James B. Campbell
G. Murray Campbell
Carleton Howe
Isley S. Zecher
Anton G. Hardy
W.K. Barry
Hardy
Manchester
Mark Skinner
Campbell
Claude A. Rich
Bennington
Rich
Rich Lumber Co
W.H. Shaw
Arlington Calendar Highlights Weekly Schedule and Events
Arlington residents are invited to a busy week. The Federated Church Enterprise Society hosts a Hapgood Pond family picnic on Wednesday Sept 4 with shared tables and coffee. Donkey Baseball features Arlington Generals vs Pony League Friday under lights with tickets at the field. Legion installation and supper occur Tuesday 6:30 p.m. at the Legion room with officers and state visitors.
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Enterprise Society
Hapgood Pond
Arlington General
Arlington Pony League
The
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
Arlington Generals
Bennington County Legion
Local visitors drift through Hoosick Falls area
Capt. and Mrs. Neil O'Keefe and daughter Pamela of Navada California visit relatives before moving to Bangor Maine where Capt. O'Keefe will join Dow Air Force Base. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pius and son Peter of Springfield Massachusetts return from vacation at Babcock Lake. Open house marked the convent for Sisters of St Marys Academy as the former McKearin Estate is converted into a modern home for the nuns.
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Pownal Pioneers 4-H
A. Coleman Mason
Williamstown
Howard van Horn
Grange Hall
Grange
Neil O’keefe
Pamela
Navada
Calif
Bangor
Maine
O'Keefe
Dow Air Force Base
Paul Pius
Peter
Springfield
Mass
William McMartin
Babcock Lake
Pius
Jane Graves
Walloomsac
Sisters of St. Mary’s Academy
McKearin
Church
Posthumous Gift From Guest Ends In Tragedy
HOOSICK FALLS Scott McAller 11, a Fresh Air guest of the Beaumont family at Babcock Lake, was killed near his Brooklyn home. He was fatherless since 1961 and had just spent a rare two weeks off from family duties. His mother received a broken transistor radio mailed to Bobby Beaumont as a token of appreciation.
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Hoosick Falls
Scott
Babcock Lake
Beaumont
Scott McAller
Brooklyn
N.Y
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