Sixth Annual Exhibition To End At Southern Vermont Art Center
The sixth annual exhibition by New England and New York artists opens Sept. 29 at the Southern Vermont Art Center and runs through Oct. 14. Jury-selected works by about 250 artists are on display and for sale with invited artists included. A $600 prize fund will be awarded by a special prize jury.
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Manchester
New England
New York State
Southern Vermont Art Center
SVA
Art Center
Junius Allen
Orists
Vermont
Thomas Dibble
Stuart Eldredge
James Montague
Caroline Wadsworth
Canaletti
Jay Connaway
Bernard Eichen
Julius Levine
Sunderland boys harvest pine cones for state nursery
Forests and Parks received one request for cones. David and Peter Ennis of Sunderland collected 18 bushels of white pine cones from Charles Canfield’s Arlington woodlot. They earned $27 from the state treasurer. Seedlings available next spring include red and white pine, red, white and Norway spruce, and European larch at $14 to $21 per thousand, minimum 500 trees. Sign up for the 1963 ACP program for up to $25 per acre benefits. contact county forester or ASC secretary at 310 Main St.
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David and
Peter Ennis
Sunderland
Charles Canfield
Arlington
Department of Forests and Parks
Essex Junction
Main St
John DeVito
ASC
Wilmington Brattleboro Wedding Held at Old Red Mill
Kenneth Wright LaClair of Brattleboro wed Joan Margaret Manly in Brattleboro with about 150 guests at a reception at the Old Red Mill. A wedding cake hors d oeuvre and champagne punch were served as the couple celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wright LaClair
Brattleboro
Joan Margaret Manly
Carl B. Manly
Old Red Mill
Marion Bumferd
Thomas Bumferd
Trinity College
Burlington
Ann Sapatao
South America
New Mercy Hall
Marion
Church School
The
Congregational Church
Chambers
Philip Rice
Robert Chase
Wayne Timmermann
Ray Chambers
Kitty Mills
Stanley Carter
Pamela Johnson
Susan Greene
Wilmington Home Demonstration Club
Vermont Association For the Blind
Robert Canedy
Milton Wolf
Barbara Mason
Cambridge Area Social News and relocations
Cambridge area residents share travel notes school moves and new jobs. Charles Stevenson and his wife enjoy a vacation then return home before heading to Atlantic City. Garret Albert becomes geology administrator at Ricker College Houston Maine. Sheryl Knapp returns to Geneseo for sophomore year.
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Charles John Stevenson
WGY
Schenectady
Atlantic City
N.J
Garret Albert
Ricker College
Houston
Maine
Sheryl Knapp
Geneseo
Vance Griffith
Albany College of Pharmacy
Wayne C. Laverty
Albany Medical College
George McEvoy
Tilton School
Tilton
N.H
Thomas Lynch
Chappauqua
Center Cambridge Road
Lawrence Cramer
Siegreid Neysich
Chicago
Shaftsbury Scout Mothers Auxiliary Holds Meeting
Troop 31 Boy Scout Mothers Auxiliary met at Mrs. Hazel Fritz home. Officers were reinstated: president Mrs. Eleanor Danforth, five president Mrs. Hazel Fritz, secretary Mrs. Mary Stevens, treasurer Mrs. Hazel MacDonald, publicity Mrs. Alice Bunk. Charter supper planned for Oct 22 at Shaftsbury Firehouse. 1963 meetings to be called by president only as needed. Fire Dept Auxiliary meets Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at the firehouse with co-hostesses Mrs. Alice Bunk, Mrs. Sue Bull, Mrs. Flora Bump. Shaftsbury Methodist Church augmented senior choir rehearses Sept 26 7:30 p.m. and intermediate choir Sept 27 7:30 p.m. Participation emphasized for all rehearsals.
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Boy Scout Mother’s Auxiliary
Hazel Fritz
Sycamore Lane
Eleanor Danforth
Mary Stevens
Hazel MacDonald
Alice Bunk
John Clawson
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Fire Department
Sue Bull
Flora Bump
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Local families visit Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield
White Creek Mr and Mrs Wales Taber and children attended the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield Mass on Saturday. Miss Rose Marie Niles returned to State University at Plattsburg for her junior year. Mr and Mrs Clarence J Decker were at the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield last Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Hansen and family visited his parents Mr and Mrs Hartvig Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales Taber
West Springfield
Mass
Rose Marie Niles
State University At
Plattsburg
Clarence J. Decker
Robert Hansen
Hartvig Hansen
New Officers Named By Rescue Squad
Hoosick Falls New York names Glen Banks as president replacing Robert Hebert. Other officers elected include Roy Howard as vice president, Shirley Howard as secretary, Bernard Graney as treasurer, Warren Roberts as captain, Walter Hoffman as first lieutenant, Joan Rogers as second lieutenant, Mary Morin, George Colegrove, James Casey and Donald Hillman as directors and executive board appointees. Delegates to the state convention are Robert Hebert, Shirley Howard and Royal Howard with alternates Andrew Kipp Clem Pytko and Warren Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Howard
Shirley Howard
Bernard Graney
Warren Roberts
Walter Hoffman
Joan Rogers
Mary Morin
George Colegrove
James Casey
Donald Hillman
Robert Morin
George Donald Hillman
Roy Jordan
Morin
Robert McGarvin
Glen Banks
John Cuddihy
Rogers
Robert Hebert
Andrew Kipp
Clem Pytko
Dallas church donates to build nurse home in Osaka
The First Presbyterian Church in Dallas contributes 30000 dollars to fund a home for 45 nurses at Yodogawa Christian Hospital in Osaka Japan. The hospital is supported by the Presbyterian U S Southern Japan mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Texas
First Presbyterian Church
Yodogawa Christian Hospital
Osaka
Japan
Presbyterian U
Birth in Hoosick Falls and school district meeting delay
A daughter was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. John Gorman of Abbot Street at St Marys Hospital Troy. A meeting of taxpayers of Union Free School District No 1 scheduled for last night to decide disposition of old schools has been postponed to Thursday night Sept 27. Birthday night marked the opening meeting of Van Rensselaer Chapter OES with members born July through January selecting a gift from the birthday exchange. Worthy Matron Mrs Barrington Rose presided. Plans for a food sale Friday Sept 28 at Gillespie Store on Main Street starting at 10:45 am. An oriental rug to be donated soon by the organization will be on display. Mrs Hester Plumley is in charge of the sale and Mrs Eva Calhoun handles food pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Medbury
Roger Marchand
John Francois
Court
Switzerland
Washington D.C
Maryland
New York
la France
Marchands
Marchand
Charley Bueche
Richard Boyd
Isabell Raymo
Wilmington Future Homemakers of America Group
Montpelier
Sears and Roebuck Foundation
Beaver Brook Parent Teachers Club
Daniel O'Connor
Robert LaMorder
Lewis Smith
Richard Leonard
Paul Allen
Allen
Memorial Hall
John Gorman
Abbott Street
St. Mary’s Hospital, Troy
Union Free School District No. 1
van Rensselaer Chapter
O.E.S
Barrington Rose
Gillespie
Main Street
Hester Plumley
Eva Calhoun
Premature Obit Report Highlights North Bennington Times
The North Bennington Times notes its own demise and that of editor G. G. Blood. The piece recounts the death of Charles Fredericks in a Bennington barn, blamed on alcoholism, and quotes a follow up claiming he was only dead drunk before revival with a rum pause.
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Fredericks
Quakes Create Reelfoot Lake in Two Great Shocks
Reelfoot Lake formed from a sequence of strong earthquakes in 1811 and 1812. The quakes sank land, chiefly in Tennessee, and the area filled with Mississippi River waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman, Ky
Reelfoot Lake
Kentucky
Tennessee
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Sunderland Boys
Woody Harvest
By David C. Barton
County Forester
Wilmington
Dover
Carlo Walter
Tel
Reginald Martin
the Baptist Church
Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Pasiion Sar
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Bennington, Vermont
Fran Stacy
Eleanor Niles
Bartons
Barton’s
Evans News Office Equipment, Inc
Bennington, VT
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Hoosick
Home Fund
Hopkins Observatory
Williamstown
Willis I. Milham
Williams College
Edith Beaumont
North Bennington Times
G. G. Blood
Charles Fredericks
H. C. White Company
James Griffin
North Street
Bennington
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