Cornwall tour to aid Hungerford Psychiatric Clinic
Cornwall residents stage The Cornwalls a Country Tour in Connecticut sponsored by Charlotte Hungerford Hospital auxiliary to benefit Hungerford Hospital Psychiatric Clinic in Torrington. The 10:30 am to 4:30 pm event visits nine sites including the Landecks home and Tranquility Studio with weaving, cattle farm, two churches, and a weaving studio, with guides from Cornwall Garden Club and lunches at First Church parish house.
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Cornwall, Conn
Cornwall House
Connecticut
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
Hungerford Hospital
Torrington
Cornwall Town Hall
Cornwall Village
Pine Street
Armin
Landecks
William E. Kugelman Jr
Tranquility
Canada
United States
Manley Breck
Cornwall Garden Club
First Church of Christ
Cornwall
Foster Place
Helen Foster
Litchfield County
Boston
Canaan Youth Arrested for Unregistered Vehicle Traffic
Warren Fitts, 16, of North Elm Street Canaan, was arrested in North Canaan on charges of operating an unregistered motor vehicle and operating without a license. He bonded out with $75 and is set to appear in North Canaan Circuit Court on October 8, per State Trooper George Zuraitis.
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Canaan
Conn
Warren Fitts
North Elm Street
North Canaan
North Canaan Circuit Court
George Zuraitis
Washington N. Adams Man Named Principal Of Local School
William G. Powers Jr. of North Adams was named principal and teacher for upper grades at Washington Elementary School by the School Committee. He replaces Garrett F. Collins Jr. who resigned to study abroad. Powers, a 1961 North Adams State College education graduate, has eight years in youth organizations and ties to Williamstown Little League Baseball. He has substituted in several area schools including Bennington Hinsdale Peru Washington and Egremont in Pittsfield.
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Washington
Wiliam G. Powers Jr
North Adams
Powers
Garrett F. Collins Jr
Hinsdale
St. Joseph's High School
North Adams State College
Williamstown
Little League Baseball
Ine
Bennington
Peru
Egremont
Pittsfield
Hinsdale Lions Club Horse Show set Sunday
Hinsdale plans complete for the first Lions Club horse show starting at 9 a.m. Sunday at the Harold Hunt Farm on East Washington Road. An annual event expected with about 100 horses, open jumpers, hunters, pony and equitation classes. Judges include James Rooney Loudenville New York R King O Donnell Hinsdale and Mildred LeBeef Wethersfield Connecticut. Joseph McGuire Williamstown is steward. Entries from Lexington Hollister Syracuse Vermont Connecticut. Refreshments on sale. Promoters are Mr and Mrs Bruce Clark Dalton. Mrs Clark is the former Nancy O Donnell of Hinsdale.
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Hinsdale
Lions Clubia
Harold Hunt
East Washington Road
James Rooney
Loudenville
N.Y
R. King O'Don
Nell
Mildred LeBeef
Wethersfield
Conn
Joseph McGuire
Williamstown
Lexington
Hollister
Syracuse
Vermont
Connecticut
Bruce Clark
Dalton
Clark
Nancy O'Donnell
Worthington bus routes set for Gateway trip departures
Ralph A. Moran of Hampshire Transportation and Service Co. announces school buses will depart Worthington Corners at 7 10 and 7 15 to reach Gateway Regional School in Huntington by 7 45. Pick up points include Christian Hollow Stevensville West Worthington and Route 112 South. Students must inform drivers of return plans and maintain seat discipline or risk loss of free transport.
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Gateway
Worthington
Ralph A. Moran
The
Hampshire Transportation and Service Co
Worthington Corners
Gateway Regional School
Huntington
Christian Hollow
Stevensville
West Worthington
Roger Morse
Kinne Brook
George Bartlett
Harvey Road
Raymond Dunnevy
Radiker Road
Ringville
Walter Mollison
Wallace Higgins
South Worthington
Moran
Tyringham 400 at Barbecue to Aid Fire Department
The annual chicken barbecue at the Howard Farm sponsored by the fire department drew about 400 attendees, roughly 125 more than in recent years. Fire Chief Willis P. Hale said the event was the most successful yet and proceeds support the local fire department.
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Tyringham
Howard Farm
Willis P. Hale
East Windsor Card Party Winners and Local Notes
East Windsor residents report card party winners led by Mrs. George Galusha and several winners include Mrs. Richard Jacobs and Miss Sandra Hill. Families Gordon and Phyllis Arnold joined relatives on a Labor Day camping trip to the White Mountains. Miss Hill also led a parade unit in Chatham New York. Other items note visits by John Ross of Columbia and Rene Packard's hospital admission in Pittsfield.
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George Galusha
Raph ‘Cram
Richard Jacobs
Evelyn Guyer
Sandra Hill
Margaret Lentini
Gordon
Wayne
Phyllis
Arnold
William Press
Easthampton
White Mountains
Royal Blue Angels
Chatham, N.Y
John Ross
Columbia
D.C
Rene Packard
Pittsfield General Hospital
Faith Pedotti
Packard Homestead
Englewood
N.J
Theo Tower
St. Luke's Hospital
Elmer Williams
Jeffery
Sally
Benson Animal Farm
Vermont
Kelloggs Celebrate 25th Anniversary At Goose Pond Cottage
Richmond neighbors and about 50 friends gathered Sunday at Chester W. Kellogg and wife Ruth Kellogg's Goose Pond summer cottage in Lee to honor their 25th anniversary. The couple will mark the date Sept. 10, with three sons in attendance Barry at University of Pennsylvania Veterinary College Bruce just discharged from the Army and returning to the University of Massachusetts Brian a junior at Pittsfield High. Also noted is a call for surplus garden produce to aid the school lunch program run by Mrs. Leslie C. Burch. The Rosary Altar Sodality of St. Patrick's Church West Stockbridge will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the church social rooms.
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Richmond
Chester W. Kellogg
Kelloggs
Goose Pond
Lee
Barry
University of Pennsylvania Veterinary College
Bruce
University of Massachusetts
Brian
Pittsfield High
Sodality
Rosary
Altar Sodality of
St. Patrick’s Church
West Stockbridge
Richmond Congregational Church Plans Sunday Services
Richmond The Richmond Congregational Church resumes its regular schedule with worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday school for older youths at 9 45 a.m. Three to six year olds meet at 11. The Rev Philip H Southwick leads the first sermon since July titled A Lavish Waste or Precious Symbol. Enrollment at Richmond Consolidated School stands at 140 on opening day, up nine from last fall. Guests at Selwyn Atherton home include Ives Atherton and parents from Hanover New Hampshire.
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Richmond
Richmond Congregational Church
Philip H. Southwick
Star Island
Gloucester
Charles E. Doherty
Richmond Consolidated School
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