Manchester man arraigned in hospital on murder charges
Edward M. Battick, 25, of Manchester, was arraigned in Burtington Friday afternoon on first degree murder and breaking and entering charges in the Dec 12 death of Manchester Town Police Chief Dana son. He pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Town
Danason
Burtington
Edward M. Battick
Manchester
Battick
Burlington
Saul L. Agel
Nattick
Thompson
Manchester Village
George F. Hoag
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Whipple
Phormpson
Brian O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Lye Brook Road
O’keefe
Buttick
Bennington County
Vermont
Superior Court
Ernest W. Gibson TI
Raymond Bolton
Agel
Clyde Bryant Sr. Baltick
Gibson
Baltick
Hoosac School names first development director
Hoosac School in Hoosick N Y has announced the appointment of its first director of development. Christine Graham of Shaftsbury will oversee public relations fundraising and related activities after a prior career in Bennington area arts and media. She will reside in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosac School
Christine Graham
Shaftsbury
Miss Graham
Bennington College
WEIN
Bennington
Hoogse
Briarcliff Manor
Community Arts Association
Southwest Vermont
Sige Gity Symphony
North Bennington
WHTN
Graham
Vermont
Graf suffers minor cuts in Pawlet steakhouse scuffle
Rep Robert E Graf of Pawlet sustained minor facial and elbow cuts after a parking space dispute outside the Barn steakhouse. Edmund Preseau of Pawlet was uninjured. State Police trooper said there were no charges and the men settled the matter privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawlet
Robert Egraf
Dorset
Terry Tyler
Graf
Edmund Preseau
Carl Bailey
Preseau
Town planners weigh zone change for high-density housing
The Pennsseton Planning Commission holds a public hearing to consider subdivision regulations and a zone change near Willow Park to permit high-density single and double family housing. The panel will not adopt a proposed amendment to double clustered subdivision density.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsseton Planning Commission
Willow Park
John W. Wilkinson
Ruth Eddy
Walloomsac Road
Old Bennington
Wilkinson
Commission
Bennington
CID
North Branch Street
Park Street
Chapel Road
Branch Street
Wilmington
Contractors Inc
Mabel Waite
Northside Drive
Thomas Kinney
Usil Road
Barre Sign Co. Inc
W. T. Grant Co
Judge Morrissey Grilled In Classroom Q&A About Flies
District Court Judge John P. Morrissey faced a playful grilling from Ellen C. Ahern's fifth graders at Fisher Elementary in Arlington. They asked about procedures, juvenile courts, waivers, and the gavel as the judge admitted he could not recall his last gavel use. meanwhile questions about dead flies and a sad baby case highlighted the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Morrissey
Mies
District Court
Ellen C. Ahern
Fisher Elementary
Arlington
Morrissey
John Maloney
Sherif Maloney
Bennington District Court DWI Hearings Held in Mancheste r and Surrounding Areas
In Bennington district court this morning Judge John P. Mortissey and Ann L. Rutledge presided over multiple DUI cases. Defendants from Albany Arlington Shaftsbury Pownal and Bennington pleaded not guilty or guilty to driving under the influence with bail set at 150 and various recognizance releases. One defendant received a suspended sentence for public intoxication and disorderly conduct with time served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syunate Natural Resources, Agriculture and Finance Committees
Giuligni
Providen
Isters
House
District Environmental Commission
House Natural Resources Committee
Rep
Royal Cutts
R.townshend
Cutts
Ernest Earle
Eden
Joseph Steventon
Rochester
Battle
Vermont
Green Mountain Power Corporation
New England Telephone Co
House Commerce Committee
Public Service Board
Bennington
John P. Mortissey
Ann L. Rutledge
Albany
N.Y
Manchester
Gary L. Wilkins
Arlington
Pamela S. Lasher
North Bennington
Shaftabury
Jonathan D. George
Pownal
Ladd Brook Road
Pownel
William FE. Fitzgerald
Troy
Arthur L. Sprague
Richard J. Caron
Dennington
Architect Blake Foresees Flexible Future Urban Form
Architect Blake argues that billboard culture and drive in development reflect a throwaway society shaped by technology. He predicts moveable cities, service driven building shapes, and endless change as central to future urban life, with Lincoln Center cited as a counterpoint to modern living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paget
Blake
Japan
New York City
Lincoln Center
Shaftsbury candidates circulate petitions for May at large seat
Shaftsbury residents have begun filing nominating petitions for the May 14 at large Mt. Anthony Union High School Board election to replace Mrs. Elizabeth King. Dr. Barth Vander Els and Mrs. Jil Levin hold petitions. signatures must total about 80 to be valid. Vander Els appointed interim by the board. Levin already has 136 signatures. A special meeting may occur to address the board's actions and the May 14 vote alongside the annual meeting and budget discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Filizabeth King
Mt.Anthony Union High School
Barth Vander Els
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Jil Levin
Oof Main St
Lary Johnson
Mit
Anthony Bord
Mt. Anthony Board
Eugene V. Clark
George A. Sleeman
King
Vander Els
Shaftesbury
Mt. Anthony
Dr. Vander Els
Lavin
Edwin A. Colvin
Colvin
Ion
Senior Citizens Club Events This Week
Senior citizens arts and crafts resume Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the center. Puppet making Wednesday at St. Peter's Church. The public card party Friday at 8 p.m. at the center offers prizes and refreshments. Last week’s winners included Mrs Maud Rogers and Dexter Shultz with Lua Cooper taking the special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Maud, Rogers
Dexter Shultz
Lua Cooper
Bennington Briefs
The Green Mountain Homemakers Extension Group will meet at Emma Page’s Union Street home Tuesday at 7 30 p m. A note advises campers be described and valued for auto physical damage coverage. Shea Agency Insurance Center appears in the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green ‘Mountain
Finest
the Insurance Center
Hospital Notes March 20 1973 Admissions and Births
Hospital notes list admissions for William Thompson Edgar Blair Ruth Peacock Mes Mary Read Deane Madigan Ruth Van Der Kar Joseph Lipurace and others. Birth notices include a daughter for Herbert and a son for Gary Bushaw and another son for John Kohutich, with address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
Manchester Depot
Edgar Blair
Arlington
Anna Mattison
June Kittel
North Bennington
Adrian Chenaille
Marion Jepson
Bennington
Barbara Whitman
James Nelson
Viola Travis
Petersburg
N.Y
Donald Deluca
Deborah Towne
Hoosick Falls
Ruth Peacock
Robert Thompson
Shaftsburg
Wallie Kimball
Berlin
Nly
Mary Jones Hoag
East Hoosick
Billie Jo Mattison
Lara Campbell
Mary Read
East Dorset
Deane Madigan
Ruth van der Kar
Joseph Lipurace
John Bonfigloli
Mary Stearns
Lucy Pavia
Hennington
Mary O'Dell
Ambrose Kelley
Cambridge
Richard O'Dell
Hoostek Falls
Albert Taylor
Johnsonville
Herbert Albrycht
Royce St
Hutland
Gary Bushaw
Lyman St
John Kohutich
Willow Road
Drivers Escape Injury In Multiple Bennington County Crashes
State Police report six accidents since last Friday in Bennington County. No serious injuries occurred though several drivers sustained minor cuts and each vehicle suffered damage ranging from totaled cars to moderate or extensive harm on roads including East Arlington Road Route 7 and Route 67. Notable crashes involved Andrew Guber Gary Wilkins Joan Shadlick John Hess Frank Wollradl James Kelly and Dale Longtin with various vehicles including a 1967 Plymouth Valiant and a 1969 Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Andrew M. Guber
Sunderland
East Arlington Road
Guber
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Aus
Kelly Stand Road
East Arlington
Manchester
Shaftsbury
Wollrad
Putnam Hospital
Bennington
James Kelly
International
Dale Longtin
Kelly
Longtin
Cara
Obituary: Hugh Barron Brattleboro columnist dies at 72
Hugh Barron, 72, Brattleboro Reformer columnist and retired teacher born in Bennington September 22, 1900, died Saturday at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital after five days as a patient. Survived by wife Rebecca Main, son Williem Barron, brother Jon Barron, sister Mrs. William Hawley, and others. Funeral Tuesday at Centre Congregational Church Brattleboro at 1 p.m. Visiting hours tonight at Westerlund Funeral Home. Memorials to Centre Congregational Church Bank of Remembrance or Rescue Inc. All details include locations Brattleboro and Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Chapman Barron
Brattleboro Reformer
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Reformer
Mr. Barron
Bennington
William A
Harriet (Barber) Barron
Pittsfield, Mass
Springfeld College
New York University
Rebecca Main
Springfield
Mass
Williem BR. Barron
Tewksbury
Jon MM. Barron
Clearwater
Fla
Willian H. Hawley
Dalton
Centre Congregational Church
Brattleboro
Westerlun Funeral’ Home
Ebecca Grover
Paull, Grover
North Bennington Tread
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hanover
McKenzie
Texas
Samuel
Zelma
Brawner) Hopper
Stephen
Paula Vachon
Syracuse
N.Y
Terry Hopper
Kalamazos
Mich
Ker
John Madden
First Baptist Church of
Bratleboro
Meetinghouse Hill Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Argin Baler
Federal Register
FDA
Rexer Pharmacal Corporation
Brooklyn
Smith, Kline & French Laboorstories
Philadelphia
Ramadex
Lederle Laboratories
American Cyanamid Company
Pearl Rivers NJ
Apel
Charles Tetzlatt
Middlebury
Greenberg
Leigmts
Bennington Briefs
Rennton
Mn Minin
Hanson
Walbridge
Williamstown
Joan L. Shadlick
David L. Bushee
Steven LeLang
Hugh Barron
Bank of Remembrance of
Hollis Sargent
Western Ave
Rescue Inc
Verne FR
Bristol
Horton Place
Paul Grover
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