Garden Club Members Decorated at Manchester Meeting
Garden Club of Manchester, Inc. members wore floral necklaces and bracelets at its annual luncheon meeting held at Equinox House. President Mrs. William Hayes and State Federation president Mrs. Arthur F. Gibbs led business and judged an accessories contest. Winners included Mrs. Robert Beyers for most unusual, and multiple Dorset members for necklaces and bracelets.
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Manchester
Garden Club of Manchester, Inc
Equinox House
William Hayes
Arthur F. Gibbs
Mendon
State Federation of Garden Clubs
R.W. Higbie Jr
Robert A. Beyers
Dorset
Hayes
Paul Fowler
Anne Mauger
Higbie
Louis R. Soderberg
R.F. Burgoyne
Howard Manley
G. Murray Campbell
Oma Gouert
Erny
Gibbs
Mendon Methodist Church
Woodstock Inn
State Board of Education
Carney
Henry B. Robinson
Arthur G. Woolley
Stanley Ineson
Fayette Dunn
William Barrows Jr
John Sawyer
Josiah Adams
Warren Smith
James Glenn
Manchester Garden Club
Otis
Most Grandmotherly Grannies Sought for County Fair Contest
Bennington County invites grandmothers to enter the Manchester Bennington County Fair contest. Preliminary judging Thursday night at the fairgrounds with finals Sunday night September 20. Criteria include old fashioned farm attire. silver cup prize.
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Manchester
Bennington County
Manchester-Bennington County
Southside Baptist Circle to Meet at Paddock Home
North Bennington notes report the Southside Circle of the Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Charles Paddock 25 Bradford Place in Bennington Vermont. Bennington residents Gordon Kenyon and family drove to Burlington with Barbara entering UVM. Toni Vince, who worked at Powers Market, has left for a teaching post at Ft Meade Virginia. Capt and Mrs Gordon Clark and three daughters arrived for the local school term. Capt Clark departs for overseas duty later this month. the Clarks will occupy the former Powers apartment.
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the Baptist Church
Charles Paddock
Bradford Place
Bennington
Gordon Kenyon
Burlington
Barbara
UVM
Toni Vince
Powers’ Market
Ft. Meade
Gordon Clark
Cambridge Central opens enrollment reaches 1186 students
Cambridge Central School started its day with 1186 students, an increase of 30 from last year. Buses operated on schedule and classes ran from 1 to 2 30 pm as the school board met at 7 40 pm in the principal Charles Bowler’s office with James Leone Everett Ashworth Elizabeth Center Gus Dering Lyman White Thomas Dunn Robert Hoeker and Bowler attending. The board approved a clerk telephones and milk bids were awarded to Frank Pemrick and David Faile. Additional items covered new school additions and grounds. Shirley Whitcomb Austin was hired for the office staff amidst ongoing board discussions.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Central School
Charles Bowler
James Leone
Everett Ashworth
Elizabeth Center
Gus Dering
Lyman White
Thomas Dunn
Robert Hoeker
Bowler
Frank Pemrick
David Faile
Shirley Whitcomb Austin
Arlington Board Plans Education Meetings and 7th Grade Groupings
Arlington officials discuss adding two to four educational discussion meetings annually. Several board members will attend the Board of Cooperative Services dinner in Greenwich next week. Bowler describes seventh grade groupings 7-1 and 7-2 as roughly equal in level due to high pupil numbers. The plan is flexible and subject to change. There will be no Arlington Parents meeting this month. First meeting set for Oct 12.
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Board of Cooperative Services
Greenwich
Bowler
Arlington
Porter to Begin Maine Year After Hapgood Pond Summer Work
Manchester William Porter opens his junior year at the University of Maine at Orono. He has worked all summer as assistant caretaker at Hapgood Pond under his town manager parent and spouse.
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William Porter
Oakley K. Porter
University of Maine At
Orono
Hapgood Pond
Shaftsbury Civil Defense unit meetup announced
Shaftsbury civil defense will gather at the CD observation point of the Danby shelter at 2 30 p m. Volunteers should report to Timber Trail Ranch in Shaftsbury at 1 30 p m Rodney Rice CD town chairman announced
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Shaftsbury
Firemen's Fair Set at Mt. Snow
West Dover Fire Association hosts its first Firemen's Fair at Mt. Snow on September 26 starting at 10 a.m. The event features special foods games chairlift rides and odd articles for sale. At 5 p.m. Mayor John Daley of Rutland will dedicate the new fire truck and station.
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West Dover
West
Amy Fredericks
Blue Brook Lodge
Nurse Nora Gardner Receives Cap at Mary McClellan Hospital
Miss Nora Gardner earned a nurse's cap at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge New York. She is niece of Mr and Mrs Marcel Langlais and daughter of Mr and Mrs William Gardner of Stephentown New York. Mrs Gardner is Irene Langlais formerly of North Pownal.
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Nora Gardner
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
N.Y
Gardner
Marcel Langlais
William Gardner
Stephentown
Irene Langlais
North Pownal
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Riche
Ard Carney
Francis Smalley
Joseph S. Bates
H.H. Boswell
East
Charles Hummel
Robert Leonard
Jamaica
William Eray
Rhoda Orvis
Chamber
North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
Elks Auxiliary
Hoosick Falls
Peter Chistman
Walter Wirmusky
Larry Lasser
Walter Beckstein
William Bohmer
Raymond Meaney
Clarence Myers
Stephen Bradley
Michael Brewster
Benedict Nowick
Elwin Armstrong
John Delarey
John Capano
Cambridge Central
Helene Thompson
Lady Cornwall
Miss Kelly
Ridgeway
Jefferson
ELM Street
Durham Furniture Incorporated
Bennington, Vermont
Depot Street
Mt. Snow
Triple
Grand Union Empire
Pownall Vera Langlais
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Johnson Oil CompAny
Hart & Crouse
Federal
Johnson Oil CO
Bennington Rd
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Vermont
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