State GOP Women To Meet At Wilmington White House
The Vermont Federation of Republican Women sponsors a "Strategy for Victory" luncheon on Oct. 7 at 12 noon at the Wilmington White House. Mrs. Stoyan Christowe of West Dover announces this district workshop event. A panel of Republicans including Congressman Robert Stafford and gubernatorial candidate Richard A. Snelling will discuss strategies for 1966 followed by Q and A.
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Wilmington
Vermont Federation of Republican Women
Wilmington White House
Stoyan Christowe
West Dover
Robert Stafford
Richard A. Snelling
Perry H. Mer
Hoosick Falls event notes and local updates
Hoosick Falls hosts Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Frazier of Cummings Street including Mrs Frazier s brother and family from Pittsfield Mass and others. A long list of local residents and events follows including hospital patient Mrs Viola Smith, a charity dinner for the Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad, and notes on WAC recruit Christine Sprague. Also listed are sales of souvenir books for the 175th anniversary, tickets for a Grand Celebration Ball, and various club meetings and church events with dates in October and a White House tour drawing.
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Charles Frazier
Cummings Street
Frazier
Alfred Bradley
Pittsfield
Mass
Isabelle Scott
James Frazier
Eagle Bridge
Viola Smith
Main Street
Mary McClellan
Cambridge
Town of
Sprague
St. Mary’s Academy
Albert Waythus
Willow Street
Joseph Allen
Ernest Malo
Hendrick Hudson
Troy
Rensselaer County
Malo
Lister Vacancy Still Open in Manchester
Manchester selectmen have not decided on Henry E. Robinson's resignation as sister and auditor. Chairman I Stanford Zecher indicated it is probable the board will accept the resignation, but no decision on appointing a successor to one or both posts. Zecher said discussions with Clyde H Bryant Sr and William Hallin suggest no additional sister appointment is needed.
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Manchester
Henry E. Robinson
I. Stanford Zecher
Robinson
Zecher
Clyde H. Bryant Sr
William Hallin
McCabe couple returns from Minnesota visit
Mr and Mrs James McCabe came back from a trip to Duluth and Minneapolis Minnesota where they visited relatives. With the approach of frost many gardeners were busy in their plots picking squash and pumpkins, usually finding more than they expected.
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James McCabe
Duluth
Minneapolis
Minn
McCabe
Dorset Extension Club Plans Meetings and Tours
Dorset Senior Home Extension Club discussed upcoming meetings at Mrs. Florence Dickson’s home in Dorset Hollow with Mrs. Evelyn Jones presiding. Plans include Oct 11 at Mrs. Mary Nelson’s Sandgate for a textiles talk by County Agent Marion Harris, Nov 15 at Mrs. Lucy Stannard’s for indoor hobbies, and a Dec 13 Christmas party at the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert chaired by Mrs. Cassie Tobin. Two tours are planned next year a two day Expo 67 Montreal trip and a one day Boston Museum of Fine Arts and historic sites visit. Further fall meeting plans will be announced at the Oct 25 session at the Pownal Methodist Church.
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Dorset
Florence Dickson
Dorset Hollow
Evelyn Jones
Mary Nelson
Sandgate
Marion Harris
Lucy Stannard
Gladys Phillips
United Church of
East Rupert
Cassie Tobin
Jones
Montreal
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Methodist Church
Pownal
Pen Women Meet in Chester Highlights Pottery History Talk
At the National League of American Pen Women gathering in Chester, Ruth Richardson presented a paper tracing pottery history. New members Adoree Allan and Linda Durkee joined. Hazel Kitts-Wires eyed as 1966-67 state art chair. A painting safari is planned for Oct 6. a Poetry Month meeting in Dog Team Tavern is noted.
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Chester
National League of American Pen
Eve Dawson
Ruth Richardson
Richardson
New Canaan
Conn
Adoree Allan
Connecticut Valley Times-Reporter
Linda Durkee
Rutland
Rutland Herald
Hazel Kitts Wires
Peru
Dorothy Schumann
Vermont
Dog Team Tavern
Greylock houses featured in Architectural Record
Williams College Greylock residential group, designed by Benjamin Thompson, is highlighted in Architectural Record's September issue with color cover photo and nine pages. The undergraduates influenced the design through the Student Committee on Physical Facilities, and the residences house upperclassmen with shared living rooms among four to six peers. Leonard W. Ehlers told a Dallas convention shorthand can reach 250 to 300 wpm, longhand about 25 wpm, and office stenography around 150 wpm.
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Williamstown
Mass
Greylock
Williams College
Architectural Record
Greylock Group
Benjamin Thompson
Cambridge
Thompson
Bronfman Science Center
Hoxsey Street
Pittsfield Co-operative Bank
First Baptist
South Street
Pittsfield
Dallas
UPS
Leonard W. Ehlers
Poplar Bluff
National
Sermons in Song Presented by Rev Isaiah Jenkins in Boston
The Rev Isaiah Jenkins of Pittsfield Mass a Second Congregational Church pastor presented a concert in Jordan Hall Boston as part of his music sermon ministry. He studied at the New England Conservatory Boston University and with Roland Hayes. He began this monthly or bi monthly program after inspired by his childhood hymn end or start sermon idea. His Melrose Council of Churches Trinity Church Boston and Harvard Congregational Church sponsored the event.
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Londonderry
New England
Federated Church
Jordan Hall
Boston
Isaiah Jenkins
Second Congregational Church
Pittsfield
Mass
New England Conservatory
Boston University
Roland Hayes
Mr. Jenkins
South
Melrose Council of Churches
Trinity Church
Harvard Congregational Church
Dorset News Notes from Dorset Vermont Community Events
Emily Allyn hosts junior high Sunday School class dinner in Dorset Hollow with beef stew and apple pie before slides of the Nile. Salina Cardinal travels from North Adams to Alaska on a two week group trip by train via Montreal Vancouver and the inner passage. Gibson Winter leaves for Chicago to teach ethics at the University of Chicago Divinity School. Margaret Phillips, daughter of Ernest and Mrs Phillips, is a Vermont freshman enjoying college life. Twenty six Vermont County Homemakers delegates met at United Church Dorset East Dorset for plans for October 25 at Pow nal Methodist Church focusing on ceramics. Miss Vasanti Petil Indian exchange student spoke and said farewell to Dorset hosts. Dorset Junior Homemakers hosted the meeting.
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Emily Allyn
Dorset Hollow
Moses
Miss Allyn
Salina Cardinal
North Adams, Mass
Montreal
Alaska
Vancouver
Inner Passage
Vermont County
United Church of
Dorset
East Rueport
Fall County
Methodist Church
Pownal
Malcolm Clough
South Dorset
International Farm
Petil
India
Battenhill Grange installs officers in Battenhill
Deputy State Master Helen Platt of North Bennington installs officers of Battenhill Grange on Wednesday with Mrs. Viola Wilcox of Manchester and others aiding. Families named include Roy Crofut as master and Richard King as overseer. Committee chairs cover Home Econom Youth Community Progress Junior Grange Membership and Legislative. Auditors' report given by George Coolidge. Next meeting October 4 at 8 p.m., refreshments by Sidney Crofut and Mrs. George Wright.
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Helen Platt
North Bennington
Battenhill Grange
Platt
Viola Wilcox
Manchester
Rose Gleason
Bennington
Hazel Hogan
Edith McCarthy
Sidney Crofut
Arlington
Roy Crofut
Richard King
Clarence Decker Sr
Jessie Harrington
Larry Clayton
Manchester CHET RINGHEISER Box 506 862-2073
Community notes list residents on vacation and local staff changes including Manchester officials Chief Dana Thompson and Town Clerk Clara Hemenway. It covers Gov Hoff’s inspection tour of Danby Mt. Tabor Union District No. 23 Elementary School, The Hub store closing, hospital admission for Kate Scott, Lt. William Porter’s armor school graduation, and Burr and Burton football win over West Rutland 25-7 with a Wipeout dedication broadcast.
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Helen Mach
Neil E. Cross
Gov. Hoff
Danby- Mt. Tabor Union District No. 23
William R. Porter
Oakley K. Porter
Manchester Center
Army Armor School
Fort Knox
Army
Burr and Burton Seminary
Porter
University of Maine
Talk Set For Wednesday At Williams
Nevill Coghill, Merton professor of English at Oxford, will give a public lecture at Williams College on Directorial Imagination in the Staging of Shakespeare's Plays. The talk, open to the public with free admission, follows his honorary Doctor of Letters from Williams. Coghill directs a Rome shot Dr. Faustus with Burton as Faustus and Taylor as Helen of Troy.
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Williamstown
Mass
Nevill Coghill
Merton
Oxford University
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Coghill
Williams Fall
Dr. Faustus
Rome
Richard Burton
Faustus
Elizabeth Taylor
Helen of Troy
Burton
Prof
Exeter College At
Oxford
Royal Air Force
Chaucer
Shakespeare
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre
Stratford-on-Avon
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GOP
White House
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Harry E. Cipperly
Leona Webster
Petersburg
Agawam
Lena Mullett
Merritt Smith
Thomas Clancy
Putnam Memorial Hospital
All Saints Guild
Crusaders Class of the Baptist Church
Home Bureau
Agnes Stevens
Esther Wagner
Claudia Church
Ladies Aid Society
Baptist
Rudolph Marshall
Alan Frost
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Frost
James Frost
Lister
Gunnar Schonbeck
Bennington College
New Hoosick Falls
West Arlington
Betty Trachte
Dorset Extension Club
Sadie Aldrick
Mrs. Jones
Helgi Mets
Edith Ramsey
Dickson
Marion Slanetz
Ehlers
The
N.F.D.A
D. Mahar & Son
Dhone
Dial
Better Tv, Inc
Marden Skinner
Gibson Winter
Chicago, Ill
Winter
University of Chicago Divinity School
Margaret Phillips
Ernest Phillips
University of Vermont
Vasanti Petil
Grange News
Arlington - Sunderland
United Counseling Service
William Towne
John Keough
UCS
del Monte
Chet Ringheiser
Dana L. Thompson
Clara May Hemenway
Kate Scott
Manchester Depot
Rutland Hospital
Burr and Burton
West Rutland
BBS
WPTR
United Counseling Service Fund
Bennington County
R.B. Tompkins
Calvin Skinner
William Gilbert
Otis
Williams
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Dusk Furniture Inc
Elm Street
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