Local voters and officials prepared for The Pownals primary
In The Pownals 891 voters may cast ballots Tuesday as polls open 10 to 7 in Town Hall. Marcel Langlais serves as presiding officer and Rachel Mason as official checker. ballot clerks include Jay Buck Louella Willis Frances Lampman and Vera Langlais. BCA met to revise the checklist. In Hoosick Falls NY barber Charles Straub received a 50 year pin at Sharkey's Hotel with guests including union officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownals
Board of Civil Authority
Marcel A. Langlais
Rachel Mason
Jay Buck
Louella Willis
Frances Lampman
Vera E. Langlais
BCA
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Charles Straub
Bennington
Sharkey’s
Troy
Chester Carboni
Straub
Philip Laine
Ekwanok Gift Boosts Arkell Endowment Fund
At the Southern Vermont Art Center annual meeting the Ekwanok Club of Manchester gave $1,000 to the Bartlett and Louise Arkell Endowment Fund. The gift raises the fund to $9,700 toward a $100,000 goal, supporting the center’s growth as a cultural force in the state. John L. Hawkes of Dorset was elected to fill a vacancy on the Board of Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ekwanok Club of
Bartlett and Louise Arkell Endowment
Southern Vermont Art Center
SVA
Ray P. Foote
Dorset
Ekwanok
Arkells
Carleton Howe
Ekwanok Club
John L. Hawkes
Vermont lumber group elects officers at Basin Harbor
Arlington Edward J. Doyle attended the Vermont Lumber Dealers convention September 7 8 and served on the nominating committee for the association. Carleton Howe was elected president with Mrs Bartlett Arkell and Robert C Brewster as vice presidents and Dr Ilsley S Zecher as treasurer clerk. A resolu tion to dedicate Gallery I as the Bartlett Arkell Gallery and a marble plaque were approved. Mrs Lawrence P Pennell won a $700 oil painting Sea Sand and Scrub donated for the Arkell Fund. A fall exhibition runs to Oct 12. Democratic caucus names John Keough David Hon and Gerald Raftery as candidates for justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Doyle
Miles Lumber Co
Vermont Lumber Dealers
Basin Harbor
Carleton Howe
Bartlett Arkell
Robert C. Brewster
Ilsley S. Zecher
G. Stewart Bennett
Manchester Center
Robert A. Beyers
Chittenden
Frederick J. Burghard
Dean Fausett
Ray P. Foote
Hawkes
Erwin S. Jennings
Hugh W. MacNair
Norman B. Wright
Dorset
Orland Campbell
E. A. Callanan
A. A. Garthwaite
F. Leslie Jones
Bernard Peyton
William Resor
E. R. Tinker
M. Rogers Warren
Henry H. Wehrhane
Miriam Wolff
Manchester
Jay H. Connaway
Ogden Pleissner
Pawlet
Stuart Eldredge
Springfield
Willard A. Riggins
Londonderry
Gene Pelham
Sydney N. Stokes
Arlington
N. A
Arkell Fund
Sunderland
John Keough
David Hon
Gerald Raftery
Gladys Hon
Town Democratic Committee
Women Fellowship Hears Nigeria Speaker at North Bennington
Mrs. Babs Fafunwa of Nigeria spoke at the opening fall meeting of the Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship in North Bennington. She described life in Nigeria, its educational progress, and hopeful signs for a free society. Upcoming events were announced, including United Church Women study groups starting Sept 13, Vermont State Congregational Fellowship meeting Sept 22, Waterbury Workshops Sept 28 and Oct 20, and a November Gray Lady class with Red Cross sponsorship. An October day retreat at Merck Memorial Forest in Rupert led by Rev. William Abernethy was announced, with baby-sitting services available after school by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Babs Fafunwa
Nigeria
Women’s Fellowship
The
Congregational Church
River Road
Kendall Rich
Fafunwa
John Kennedy
United Church
Methodist Church
Bennington
Merck Memorial Forest
Rupert
William Abernethy
Theodore Thomas Sr
Hor ton family returns home after Rhode Island trip
Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Horton have returned to their Circle Drive home after visiting their children in Kingston and Barrington Rhode Island over the past week. They also saw Horton's brother Edwin Horton and wife in Cranston. Mrs Elsa Aaseth of Oslo recently visited Norman Fair at Strattonwald and Mrs Sigrid Moller, mother of Mrs Fair, whom she had not seen in 38 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Horton
Circle Drive
Kingston
Barrington
R.I
Horton
Edwin Horton
Cranston
Elsa Aaseth
Oslo
Norway
Norman Fair
Strattonwald
Sigrid Moller
Moller
Fair
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Vera Langlais
Barber
Roland Roy
Henry Brown
Eben Lillie
Florence Towslee
Marcel Langlais
A. Coleman Mason
Arthur E. George
Fletcher Hall
Bennington Assembly No. 6
Order of the Rainbow
General Assembly
Barre
Diane Beecher
Ruth Gavin
Jane Lackey
Louise Vail
Dorothy Hathaway
Fletcher, Hathaway
Gavin
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
General Fund
Harold Rhodes
Frank Haley
Marry Blake
Lloyd Rathbun
Raymond Coulter
Susan Pudvar
Richard Pudvar
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
North Pownal
Linda Pudvar
Albany Junior College
Fishman’s
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Al.ady
Garden Club of Manchester
Equinox House
Miriam B. Wolff
G. Murray Campbell
Karl Thieme
Landgrove
Ringheiser
Arkell Endowment
Arlington East
Helene Thompson
Politic
AL Advertisement
ADV
Hobart Agnew
Leland Palmer
Bernice Webster
Attorney General’s Office
Jim Oakes
Brattleboro
Statutory Revision Commission
Public Service Commission
Windham County
Highway Investigating Commission
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Judiciary
Vermont Trial Lawyers Association
Robert H. Gibson
Oakes
Vermont
Winhall
John O. Slade
General Electric
J.H. Winslow Plumbing & Heating Supply CO
Depot
Greenberg
Versa Board
Cash & Carry
H. Greenberg & Son
Main Street
Lumber Bennington
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