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THE BRATTLEBORO, DAILY REFORMER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1952 PATRICK MANGAN CYPS SALESMAN ZENITH TV 1953 Set Now on Dicplay A Zenith and Raytheon Radio TV Sale Service Radio and TV Repairs Hinsdale Radio TV Ca. HINSDALE, N. H. A Meal in Themselves! 1 2" HOT DOGS ITALIAN MENUS A SPECIALTY Log Cabin Drive-In PUTNEY ROAD, BRATTLEBORO HowardZ.O'Bryan Building and Remodeling SKILLED WORKERS Telephone 1551-W Rodio Television Admiral Appliances BRATTLEBORO RADIO Television Installation Service 75 ELLIOT ST. PHONE 1279 Custom Laundry Seven Additions Made To Dartmouth Faculty HANOVER, N.

H. Seven new additions to the Dartmouth College faculty were announced today by President John Sloan Dickey, preceding the opening of college on Sept. 24. Jack H. Sandground of New York University Medical School will be visiting lecturer in zoology and visiting professor of parasitology at the Dartmouth Medical School.

Frederick J. Dockstader of Cran-brook Institute has been appointed visiting curator of anthropology at the college museum. In the associated schools of Dartmouth Francis E. Hummel has been named assistant professor of marketing at the Tuck School of Business Administration; Dr. Kenneth E.

Cosgrove will be instructor in medicine at the Medical School; Kenneth A. LeClair and W. Cutting Johnson will be instructor in civil engineering and research fellow, respectively, at the Thayer School of Engineering, and William B. Conway will serve as a teaching fellow at the Thayer School. Dr.

Sandground comes to Dartmouth from New York University Medical School where he was lecturer in the department of preventive medicine. He was also parasitologist at Bellevue Hospital. A na-tie of South Africa, he received a B. Sc. from the South African School of Mines, a M.

Sc. from South African University and a Sc. D. from Johns Hopkins. He has held teaching and research positions in this country, South Africa and Honduras.

Dr. Sandground will handle the assignments of Prof. Frank H. Connell who has been given a leave of absence to direct a research program in Japan for the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission. Mr.

Dockstader received his PHONE 222 IN CVPS SWITCH Leonard A. Roberge, left, has been transferred to the Rutland office of the Central Vermont Public Service Corp. where he will be appliance sales manager. He has been sales supervisor in the local office since May 1946. Patrick H.

Mangan, has joined the staff here as a salesman. TESTING THE WIND-A member holds aloft a Barrows Coal Co. INC. PHONE 952 model of a new arrowhead glider under construction at Aachen, Germany, University Acroclub. Pilot will sit up front at controls.

Joins Brattleboro Office Staff Roberge Goes to Rutland Announcement was made today by the local office of the Central Vermont Public Service Corp. that Patrick H. Mangan, of Rutland has joined the staff as a salesman. He replaces Leonard A. Roberge who has been transferred to the Rutland office as appliance sales manager after being sales supervisor here since May 1946.

Mr. Mangan, who was a salesman with the Beech Nut Packing Co. for 3xfe years before taking over his new position, was commander of the Vermont Department of the American Legion from August 1951 until the state convention this summer. He has held many American Legion posts on the district and state level. A graduate of Rutland High School in the class of 1941, Mr.

Mangan joined the Navy the following year and was discharged in 1945 as a petty officer. He served with Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 23. He is a member of the Elks, Eagles and the athletic advisory committee of the Catholic Youth Organization of the State of Vermont. Mr. Mangans wife is the former Patricia Mayhew who at one time resided in Brattleboro.

Mr. and Mrs. Mangan and their 19-month-old son live at 28 Oak Street. Mr. Roberge will be returning to the town where he has already spent over four years in business.

He, also, is an alumnus of Rutland High School, having been graduated in the class of 1932. He is a veteran of more than three years of Navy service in World War II and is a member of the American Legion. He also belongs to the Elks and Eagles. Mr. Roberge and his wife, the former Agnes Connor of Rutland, and their two daughters have moved to Rutland.

weeks stay. The project is under auspices of the International Farm Youth Exchange. Hinsdale, N. H. Wholesalers and Retailers Good Coal HI-GRADE GULF Burning Oils West Valley Inn NEWFANE Steaks Fried Chicken Unusual Dishes Cocktails PRICES REASONABLE Dinner Parties Reservation! Tel.

Newfane 16 A. B. and M. A. degrees at Arizona State College and his doctorate at Western Reserve University.

He has been a staff ethnologist at Cranbrook Institute. Mr. Hummel was graduated from Dartmouth in 1948 and received his M. C. S.

degree from the Tuck School the following year. A native of Waterbury, he has taught at the University of Massachusetts since finishing college. Dr. Cosgrove is a graduate of Middlebury College and of New York University College of Medicine. He is a veteran of three years in the U.

S. Naval Reserve, from which he was discharged with the rank of lieutenant j.g. Dr. Cosgrove has been on the staff of the Veterans Hospital in White River Junction, since January. Mr.

LeClair comes to Dartmouth from the University of Massachusetts where he received both his bachelors and masters degrees in civil engineering. He was also on the teaching staff of the university. Mr. Johnson is a member of the Dartmouth class of 1933. He was an instructor at the Clark School in Hanover.

Mr. Conway, who comes from Montauk, N. was graduated from Dartmouth last June. He will combine part-time graduate study with his teaching duties. ARK-WAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Putney Road Brattleboro Shows Start at 7:30 MAKN'Sm The Missionary Society of the First Congregational Church will hold the first meeting of the fall season Friday at 3 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher of Highland Avenue. Mrs. Gertrude Robinson will have charge of the program. Guests Sunday at the home of Mr.

and frs. Edwin Robinson of Brattleboro Road were Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Robinson and daughters, Marcia and Susan of West Hartford, Conn.

Mrs. Richard Lehane entertained seven children and their mothers at the party in honor of the third birthday of her son, Richard Edward. Refreshments included a decorated birthday cake. Richard received many gifts. Mrs.

Emma Stewart observed her 83rd birthday Saturday at her home on Highland Avenue. Out-of-town guests were her sister, Mrs. Drusilla Green of West Springfield, who will remain a week and Mrs. Stewarts granddaughter, Mrs. Lila Rompon of Clearwater, who will spend a month in town.

About 15 young people gathered at the playground Monday evening to honor Miss Joyce Ethridge at a surprise birthday party. Miss Elizabeth Smith served as hostess. Refreshments were in the form of a weenie roast and included a decorated cake. Miss Ethridge was presented with gifts. During the evening the group went to Winchester for roller skating.

TONIGHT and THURSDAY "Viva Zapata" Marlon Brando "Jungle Manhunt" Johnnie Weissmuller N. H. LAND TRANSFERS. Our fresh, sparkling, new Fall collection takes over the fashion scene! All the soft, lustrous beauty of crepes, jerseys, wools, taffetas. in our very latest group of dresses and suits.

Youll want to see them all, so do come in very soon! BILLOWS FALLS, VERMONT TONIGHT THURS. "The Blue Veil" Jane Wyman Charles Laughton Selected Short Subjects NEW THE Sale of Chesterfield Property Filed in Cheshire County. KEENE, N. H. Among the real estate transfers recorded in Cheshire County during the past week were the following: Elizabeth F.

Cullinane of Springfield, to William and Elizabeth Davis of Longmeadow, land and buildings in Winchester; Richard F. Rule to Arthur H. and Shirley Lawrence, all of Keene, land in Winchester; Mary Elizabeth Davis of Longmeadow, to Elizabeth F. Cullinane of Springfield, land and buildings in Winchester; Celia M. LaRiviere of Marlboro to Oscar and Viola Pearson and William and Mary Teasdale, Kingston, N.

two tracts of land and buildings in Winchester; Clifford H. Goodell of Richmond to Clarence F. Rhoades of Warwick, land in Winchester; Arthur and Isabel L. Marcou to James and Mildred Williams, all of Winchester, land and buildings in Winchester; Paul and Elsie D. West-man of Kensington, to Reuben and Jessie Pottle, land and buildings in Chesterfield.

Donald Nowers, Navy, arrived Monday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nowers of Westminster Station, for a 14-day leave after finishing boot training at Bainbridge, Md. Mrs. Ralph Harlow has returned from a trip to Europe.

While she was in Germany she visited her brother, Burton Nowers, Air Force, at Darmstadt. Miss Barbara Roy, first grade teacher in Newton School, Greenfield, spent the week end in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roy. Miss Jeanne Farr of Westminster Station, teacher in West Hartford, was at her home for the week end.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parker and mother, Mrs. Maria Parker of Lyn-donville were guests Monday in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Farnsworth. They brought their son, Dean Parker, to enroll in Vermont Academy. The Mothers Club will resume meetings next Tuesday, Sept. 23, with Mrs. Mildred Rathbun as hostess and Mrs.

Marion Nowers as chairman of refreshments. The meeting will be held at the Institute. Sandra and Jimmy Ferguson, of Norfolk, are visiting in the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester I.

Ferguson of Banks Road. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Livingston and infant sons, Douglas and Brian, were week-end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Kelley. They were on their way from New Brunswick to their home in Hamilton, Ont. Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Kelley were Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Woodbury oi Rutland. Mrs. Emogene Richmond, Miss Lillian Richmond and Mr. and Mrs.

Fay Jacobs were in Pittsfield, Sunday to visit their son and brother, Periey Richmond, confined to a hospital there with injuries suffered when he was struck by a car as he was crossing the street in Pittsfield. Mr. Richmond is assistant principal in Lee, Mass. High School. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Sawyer, Mrs. Margaret Bent and Mrs. Mary Fullam motored Sunday to Acton, where they called on Miss Harriet Wheeler. They returned via Amherst, where they visited in the home of Dr.

and Mrs. Arthur Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Nichols moved Friday to Danvers, Mass.

Mrs. William Rolfs and infant son, John, has joined her husband at Mrs. Mary Fullam until their household goods arrive from Kansas. Their daughters and two other sons at present are staying with their grandparents in Burlington. With slight variations of length, the 20.62-inch Egyptian cubit was used by many ancient civilizations including, it is believed, one of those which built some of the now ruined structures in New Mexico.

NORTHflHD Westminster TEL. NORTHF1ELD, 344 TONIGHT and THURSDAY Jane Wyman Charles Laughton Joan Blondeil in "The Blue Veil" ALSO Robert Ryair Claire Trevor Bruce Cabot in "The Best of the Badmen" in Technicolor Injured In Accident. As a result of an automobile accident in which their car was "demolished Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. N.

O. Cote are patients in Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover, N.H. The accident occurred when they were on their way home from northern New Hampshire where they had attended a funeral of a relative. Mr. Cote suffered a fracture of the left arm and Mrs.

Cote muli-ple bruises. Their daughter. Miss Pauline Cote, arrived home Friday from a trip to Sweden sponsored by the Experiment In International Living. WORLD'S FAIR, Tunbridge, Vt. Sept.

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The local 4-H clubs will entertain as a community guest Miss Jeanne Lommel of Luxemburg whose headquarters will be the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Williams. She is expected next Saturday for a three oV A Pinwcun! Picture stirring Crossword Puzzle Pm Duoion Elliott Nuo.nt Robert Corson o. -famous- by S-M I Me Horry Worren br 10 Robin AT :35 6:55 9:15 'FRIEND OR PHONY" "PARDON US PENGUINS" FRI.

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