New England Vignettes by James Calogero
Boston AP reports on exclusive New England clubs and a monkey research program at Massachusetts institutes. It also covers local anecdotes about business dealings with police over parking tickets, a mailman and a dog companion, and a Winchester family of nine children.
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James Calogero
Boston
New Englandettes
New England
Cdecda
Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination
Townsend
Mass
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Retina Foundation
Institute of Biological and Medical Sciences
Animal Country Club
Linwood Hatfield
William S. Cutler
Winchester
Cutler
Montpelier remembers changes from four presidents to bills
Edward S Heney recalls four presidents Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy the rise of first class postage from three to four cents and delivery cuts from two to one a Montpelier Post Office move to temporary quarters is noted. Also mentions Yale fence legend became a cocktail lounge focal point in East Haven Conn and a note inviting livestock breeders to a talk on rationing for brood cows.
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Tn Montpelier
Edward S. Heney
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Heney
Montpelier
Yale University
Yale
Ray Pratt
Yale Athletic Association
East Haven
Conn
Adam Fusco
Pratt
Fusco
Maine Beef Barbecue Slated July 23
CRONO Maine livestock breeders will view prize beef at the annual Maine Hereford beef barbecue and Production Testing Field Day to be held July 23 at Henry E. Swanton's By-A-Brook farms in West Buxton. The event features an open house 10 a.m. to noon, a native beef barbecue at noon, and talks by University of Maine experts on steer quality and fattening cattle management.
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CRONO
Maine
Henry Swanson
Animal Industry Department
Maine Experiment Station
University of Maine
Bruce R. Poulton
University
Animal Science
Brugman
Howard C. Dickey
Bus from New York vintage 1925 at Six Flags Over Texas
A former Fifth Avenue bus from New York dating to 1925, with 67 seats and a top speed of 44 mph, is among Six Flags Over Texas attractions. It was bought from a Houston collector who had secured it from a Hollywood movie studio and will shuttle guests between the 11 acre park and the Six Flags Inn.
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Dallas, Tex
New York
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Six Flags Park
Six Flags Inn
Farewell at Lebanon Baptist church marks pastor’s exit
More than 80 attended Rev. Lee Carter’s farewell as he leaves the Lebanon Baptist Church after five years. An informal vestry reception honored the Carter family with gifts. Also noted, a fire destroyed the Hiram Lord place once run as a tourist home. Other local moves include Maine and New York visitors, class reunions, and a note on the Lincoln Memorial’s steel foundations.
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Lee Carter
The
Baptist Church
Carter
Gladys Randall
Gladys Stuart
Evelyn Torne
Ernest Roberts
Georgetown
Hiram Lord
Robert Lord
Llewellyn Brewster and
David and
Lee Barre
Fred Hanscom
Maine
Bangor
George Stuart
Northport
Mivyrs
New York
North Lebanon
Lovina Dubois
Earl Bailie
Berwick
Bailie
John Downing Lowell
Mass
Hilton's Ridge
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Gorham State Teachers College
Brenda J. Leach
Hartley G. Leach
Spencer Road
Arundel
Leach
Thornton Academy
Oregon
Gordon Vincent
Gardner
Vincent
Adams Printing Co
William Casey
Medford
John MacMillan
Edward Place
MacMillan
McKenney
NYT
NYTEX
Seiberling
Whitewells
White Wall
Main Street
Biddeford
Lebanon
Luinpituink
Edward Furman
Staten Island
N. Y
Reanka
Huband
Lincoln Memorial
Washington D. C
Dacron
Bartleigh
Arrow
Palm Beach
Dacrons
Masonic Bldg
Fathers Day
Banton
Ting
Sneider’s
Discount Market
Alfred St