Last Rites Dorset Garden Diary Sept 1881 1966 Birthday Reflections
A reflective diary entry chronicles a birthday morning at dawn 5 30 am in Dorset describing garden harvests potatoes corn beets and onions with peppers tomatoes and lettuce. The note recalls a birthday gift bass fishing tale and a peaceful evening concert plan while noting garden produce and local wildlife.
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Syd Meachem
Williamsstown Ballroom Dance Classes Begin for Youth
Sept 26 starts 12 lessons at Williams Inn for boys and girls in grades 3 through 9. Instructor Mrs. Stephen Clarke of Dalton says sessions run Monday evenings with grades 3-5 6 to 7 pm and grades 6-9 7 to 8 pm, emphasizing dance steps and social graces. Registrations via Mrs. John Divoll or Mrs. Charles Rochenour or at Williams Inn first class night.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams Inn
Stephen Clarke
Dalton
John Divoll
Jamieson Heights
Charles Rochenour
Kalarama Orchards
Mary McClellan Hospital reports weekly admissions and discharges
Cambridge and Bennington area patients are listed for the week ending September 18. Admissions include Ronald C. Brahan Joyce Gates Rose Kenough Theresa McGuire Hoo Lick Falls Mildred Brundage Marion Christian Constance Cristaldi L Betty Dyke Florence Jones Violet Rose Norman Hong Patricia Wilkie Sidney Wilson Katherine Combs Tammy Ogilvie Mazella Skalwold George Small. Discharges include Brahan LaMagdeleine Mildred Brundage Cristaldi Harriet Fowler Harold Mayer Etta Sawtell Sidney Wilson Lynda Worboys Tammy Ogilvie and George Small. STRATTON newly returned from Peace Corps Nepal teaches science. Stephen A Cole, 25, joins Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons as medical student. awarded scholarship. attended Jamaica Village School Woodstock Country School. undergraduate chemistry at Cornell and MA history of science from Harvard.
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Cambridge
N. Y
Patricia Wilkie
Donald
Sidney Wilson
Katherine E. Combs
West Pawlet
Tammy L. Ogilvie
Eagle Bridge
Mazella L. Skalwold
Buskirk
George E. Small
Bennington
Ronald C. Brahan
Joseph J. LaMagdeleine
Hoosick Falls
Mildred S. Brundage
Constance J. Cristaldi
Harriet M. Fowler
Harold J. Mayer
Etta K. Sawtell
Lynda A. Worboys
Stratton
Peace Corps
Nepal
Stephen A. Cole
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
Cole
Jamaica Village
Woodstock Country School
Cornell University
Harvard
World’s People Dinners begin in Hancock village series
A fall series of World’s People Dinners will be offered Saturdays at noon on Oct 1, 8 and 15 at the 1830 Brick Dwelling. Reservations are required as seating is limited. Tickets are $4. Menus feature Shaker favorites and authentic recipes by the Kitchen Sisters, with Ohio lemon pie and Mother Ann’s biray cake among desserts.
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Hancock
Mass
Hancock Shaker Village
New England
Ohio
Grange Recognition Report Highlights Top Winners
Top honors in Grange recognition go to Hazel Jenkins Hartland Progressive Grange for samplers and Molly Spaulding East Bethel for table cloths and luncheon sets. H H Dunbar of Cabot, Mrs Ojala Mount Holly, Mrs Caham Poultney Valley, and Bea Drake West Charleston win edgings, while Clara Burleigh Georgia earns afghans. Other winners include Blanche Carpenter Dummerston Center for socks and gloves, Jennie Fuller Norwich University Grange for pillowcases, Regina Weaver Ira Valley for knitted sweaters, Margaret Albee Westminster for stoles and scarves, Paul Herrick Newbury Center for baby sets, Ethel Potter South Pomfret towels, Mabel Morse Coventry aprons, Barbara Greenough North Walpole for first in recognition reports, and Rolena Davis Bellows Falls Allen District for Pomona recognition reports.
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Hazel Jenkins
Hartland Progressive Grange
Molly Spaulding
East Bethel
H. H. Dunbar
Raftsbury
Ojala
Mount Holly
Caham
Poultney Valley
Bea. Drake
West Charleston
Clara Burleigh
Georegia
Blanche Carpenter
Dummerston Center
Jennie Fuller
University Grange
Norwich
Regina Weaver
Ira Valley
Margaret Albee
Westminister
Paul Herrick
Newbury Center
Ethel Potter
Mabel Morse
Coventry
Barbara Greenough
North Walpole
N.H
Rolena Davis
Bellows Falls
Allen
Pomona
Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad to Begin Comprehensive Training
Hoosick Falls Richard A Severson president of the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad Inc has announced that the most comprehensive training program ever used in the squad will begin in early October and will be required of all members both day and night personnel Applications for membership may be obtained through any member or the dispatcher at Central Fire Station Both day and night shift personnel are needed.
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Richard A. Severson
Town of Hoosick
Corporation
Central Fire Station
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