Manchester History Trip Noted and Local Events Highlighted
P O Box 506 Manchester figures G Murray Campbell and E L Bigelow visited Amenia New York to trace early Manchester history. Miss Anna Buck to be honored at Mark Skinner Library open house Sunday 3 to 5 30 p m. Baptisms at First Congregational Church include Rebecca and Stephen. Mrs Mary Winslow returns from Washington board meeting. Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship organized at church with officers chosen and supper planned. Grade 8 assembly at Manchester Elementary mixed with student council nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Murray Campbell
E.L. Bigelow
Amenia
N.Y
Martin Powel
Powell
Manchester
Benning Wentworth
Campbell
Bigelow
Manchester Historical Society
Anna Buck
Mark Skinner
First Congregational Church
Rebecca
Peter Henry
E.H. Henry
Burr and Burton Seminary
Stephen
Robert Treat
Edwin K. Treat
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Mary(Mae) Winslow
Vermont Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Washington, D.C
Board of Directors
Joan Hinkley
Heidi Pennock
Kim Gilbert
William LaFarge
Robert Gemmell
Dolores Parker
Alison Otis
Joann Farley
Joan Thompson
Sharon O'Leary
Edna T. Wright
Naturalist Speaks At Pine Cobble
Williamstown Mass Pine Cobble School opened its lecture series Man and His World with Ronald Rood Lincoln Vermont author giving a slide talk Wild Brother Using telephoto and color photos he showed deer dragonflies weasel and wildflowers across the year. The talk mixes humor with a serious mood as students meet a musical porcupine a dying ant and an ermine who likes his chicken fried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Ronald Reod
Lincoln, Vt
Marlboro College Reopens With 176 Enrolled
Marlboro College reopened for classes with 176 students, up 11 from last year, and 187 paid applications with 59 new admits. The freshman to graduate mix includes 24 states, the District of Columbia, and two foreign countries, with 39 students to receive $45,000 in scholarships during 1967-68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Marlboro College
District of Columbia
Arlington community meetings and events flyer
The notice lists a Tuesday schedule with a 7 p m regular monthly Arlington Fire Company meeting at the firehouse East Arlington and an 8 p m American Legion Auxiliary social and business meeting at Legion rooms. Wednesday events include 3 15 p m cadets at Mrs Duane Hoyt's home and an 8 p m Arlington Kindergarten meeting at Community House, plus an 8 p m Democratic Committee meeting to elect officers. Saturday features an 8 p m Battenkill Grange weekly social at Grange Hall West Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Fire Company
East Arlington
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Duane Hoyt
The
Enterprise Society
Bailey Hall
Arlington
Community House
Democratic Committee
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Hoosick Falls PTA to view new elementary wing at meeting
At the Hoosick Falls Central School PTA meeting tonight at 8 p m a tour of the new elementary wing will follow the business session. Mrs Robert Mihuta will preside. teachers are special guests and new teachers will be introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls Central School
PTA
Robert Mihuta
Sunderland Arlington Sunderland dump rules announced
Sunderland and Arlington selectmen announced new dump regulations effective Oct 1. Open only on Friday Saturday and Sunday with an attendant in charge. Fines of 100 dollars apply for dumping junk cars fires firearms or waste by Manchester residents. Signed by both boards including Ennis Keough Hill Dunlap Benjamin and Hard Bliss Hulet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Arlington
Arlington-Sunderland
Manchester
Sunderland Board of Selectmen
Paul F. Ennis
John Keough
Earle Hill
Clyde A. Dunlap
Carl Benjamin Sr
Arlington Board of
Arlington Town Democratic Committee Names Members
Arlington Orland Cullinan announced the selection of committee members at a Wednesday night meeting. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. R. Emmett Smith Edward Thompson John Whalen Humphrey Winn and many others. The committee will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Community House to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandgate
Thomas Kreffer
Lothar Wuerslin
Roselma Kefover
Ralph Tudor
Kreffer
Wuerslin
Abbie Christiansen
Mark Christiansen
Alex Meretski
Miss Kefover
Bennington County
Arlington
Orlando Cullinan
Arlington Town
Democratic Committee
R. Emmett Smith
Edward Thompson
John Whalen
Humphrey Winn
William Condon
Kenneth Clayton
Gerald James
Leo Cullinan
Edward Lanoue
Larry Molloy
Fred Hoyt
Arthur Benedict
Alan Robertson
Raymond J. Carroll
Chard Powers Smith
Walter Corey
Marion Crawford
Henry Hall
Mary Henning
Elsworth Jannicky
Donald Keough
William P. Keough
Frances King
Ellen LaBatt
Robert W. Macksey
Spencer Mattison
Clifford McKee
Roger Mears
John Molloy
Paul Pike
Terrance Riley
Leland Rudd
Christian Schafer
Bernard Sinay
Dorset land sales and local notices in Dorset area
Mr and Mrs Mitchell Fish sold 16.4 acres in Dorset Orchard to John Callaway of Cold Spring Harbor LI. Mr and Mrs Richard Ketchum sold about 20 acres to Mr and Mrs Herbert Trafford. The Ketchums sold approximately 20 acres adjoining Paul McWayne's land on Kirby Hollow Road to the Todds of Londonderry. The Cluett home on West Road sold to Helga Jennings of Old Bennington. Howard M O'Donovan, son of Mr and Mrs Cornelius O'Donovan, graduated from Air Control School at Glynco Naval Air Base and will be on 14 days leave before reporting to Monterey for a year. Mr and Mrs William Szirbik return from a four day Nassau trip.
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Mitchell Fish
Dorset Orchard
John Callaway
Cold Spring Harbor
L.I
Richard Ketchum
Herbert Trafford
Paul McWayne
Kirby Hollow Road
Londonderry
Dorset Real Estate Co
William J. Cluett
West Road
Helga Jennings
Old Bennington
Howard M. O’donovan
Cornelius O’donovan
East Dorset
Glynco Naval Air Base
Brunswick
Monterey
Calif
William Szirbik
Nassau
North Bennington Teen Returns to Cambridge School
North Bennington Tucker Chapter 38 reports CBS will meet Berkshire Star Chapter in Petersburg New York with a roast beef dinner at 6 30 pm and meeting at 8 pm Jean Mackey daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Mackey returns to the Cambridge School in Boston as a senior majoring in executive secretarial. Meridyth Whitman daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Whitman also returns as a Cambridge School senior majoring in medical secretarial. Army Pvt J C George C Plue 19 son of Mrs Evelyn M Plue 122 Bank St Ext Bennington is assigned to the 7th Artillery near Schweinfurt Germany since Sept 10 a 1966 graduate of North Bennington High School. His father Joseph Plue lives at 101 Ben Mont Ave Bennington.
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Tucker
CBS
Berkshire Star
Petersburg
N.Y
Jean Mackey
Milton Mackey
Cambridge
Boston
Man
Bernard Whitman
Army Pvt. J.C
George C. Plue
Evelyn M. Plue
Bank St. Ext
7Th Artillery
Schweinfurt
Germany
North Bennington High School
Joseph Plue
Ben Mont Ave
Bennington
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P.O. Box
Wilburton Inn
Carl Sheldon
F.E. Harrigan
Roy Bentley
Edward H. Baldwin
Anthony Blair
Patrick Derosia
Ada
Crickteer
Cricketeer
Adams
Helene Thompson
Thomas Leonard
Walter Miller
St. John’s Church
North Bennington
Father Miller
Bank Street
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Michael Burke
Maureen Frances Unavitch
John D. Burke
St. Stanislaw’s Hall
Marilyn Keyes
Key Club
Vermont Bank and Trust
Vermont Bank
Vermont
FDIC
Pod , Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
U.S
Depot ST. Dial
Dorset
Marcen Skinner
Meridyth Whit
First National Stores
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
USDA
Tendernived
London Broil
Turkey
U. S
Ide
Suna
Wwe
First National
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