Bennington County Man Indicted In Cambridge School Burglary
A 23 year old Stamford VI man with prior convictions in Vermont and Massachusetts was indicted in Washington County Supreme Court for burglaries at Cambridge Central School on March 3 and 17. He faces charges of burglary third degree and grand larceny first and second degrees with $700 and $150 stolen respectively. He is serving an eight month sentence in Massachusetts and warrants await his release.
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Bennington County
Cambridge
Cambridge, N.Y
Stamford, VI
Vermont
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of Washington County
Cambridge Central School
Timothy Hohn
Comcord Reformatory
Massachu
Hoosick Falls Central School
North Adams
Mass
BCI
Center Brunswick
Hohn
Hoosick Falls Central
Easter Services Reach Pownal Churches
Local churches schedule Easter programs with sunrise services at 7 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. sermons. Rev. David C. Hubbard delivers the Easter prayer and readings at Pownal Methodist Church, with music under Mrs. Charles F. Mason. Cantata The Cup the Cross and the Crown by Randolph Johnston features soloists Charles F. Mason Robert Thompson and Mrs. Harold Pratt. Easter breakfast follows at 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. services include cantata pieces and processional hymns. The Congregational Baptist and Center churches hold services with preludes, hymns and sermons, including Christ the Lord Is Risen Today and The Strife Is Oer. Easter at North Pownal Congregational and Pownal Center includes sunrise services, baptisms and choir offerings led by Howard Van Horn and Mrs. Fletcher Hall.
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Pownal
Pownal Methodist Church
Sundy
David C. Hubbard
Charles F. Mason
Randolph Johnston
Jesus
Christ
Robert Thompson
Harold Pratt
Charles Alexander
John C. Hatch
Pownal Baptist Church
Kenneth Snyder
North Pownal Congregational Church
Pownal Center Community Church
Howard van Horn
Fletcher Hall
Lord
Jesus Our King
Carol
Clara
Arthur Ryder
Charles W. Rounds
Christ the Lord
Robert Rickert
van Horn
Weston Club to Sponsor Symphony at Weston Playhouse
The Weston Community Club announced that the Vermont Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr. Alan Carter will perform at the Weston Playhouse on May 21 as the third of seven spring events running May 7 to June 18. The program features Bach, Mozart, Stravinsky, and Schubert.
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Weston
Weston Community Club
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Alan Carter
Weston Playhouse
Stravinsky
C. T. Simmons
Craig Swart
Unusual Programming Marks Bennington Faculty Concert
NORTH BENNINGTON unusual programming marked the first Bennington College spring faculty concert Thursday night. The performers presented three chamber works including Stravinsky Septet and Janacek Concertino with improvisational phrasing in Cala bros Co-Instances, shaping to distinct moods and textures under Henry Brants baton.
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Bennington
Bennington College
Louis Calabro
Orren Pernel
Joan Harkness
George Finckel
Gunnar Schonbeck
Vivian Fine
Lilla Kalman
Richard Gerstenberger
Maurice Pachman
Henry Brant
O Connor Re elected Superintendent in Vermont District
O'Connor was re elected superintendent of schools at the Wilming ton Southwest Supervisory Union annual meeting held at Readsboro School. Betty Wolf was elected secretary and Leten Holbrook treasurer. Speakers included Dr. Max Barrows on consolidation of districts, Paul Bohne on Bennington planetarium planning, Ray Daniels on Project Second Start, and Francis Sweeney on library books. The supper preceded the meeting, with all six town directors present: Stamford Readsboro Halifax Wilmington Whitingham and Searsburg.
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Wilmington
Daniel O’connor
Wilmington Southwest Supervisory Union
Readsboro
Betty Wolf
Leten Holbrook
Jacksonville
Max Barrows
State Department of Education
Vermont
Paul Bohne
Bennington
Ray Daniels
Institute of Behavior of Sciences
East Arlington Federated Church to host cribbery and classes
At the 11 a.m. service East Arlington Sunderland will hold a cribbery and classes for three year olds and kindergarten, offering faith activities and early education during the morning gathering.
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Federated Church
Speeding fined in Hoosick Falls case and minor alcohol charge
Hoosick Falls resident Thomas LeBarron, 21, of RD 2 Cambridge, was fined 50 dollars for speeding on High Street April 5 after appearing before Justice Robert K. Shiland Thursday night. Shiland also presided a hearing for Robert Frank, 18, of Hoosick Falls charged with procuring and serving alcoholic beverages to a minor. Frank waived examination and remains in custody of court-appointed attorney James Reilly for grand jury action. District Attorney William Doyle York.
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Thomas LeBarron
RD 2
Cambridge
Robert K. Shiland
High Street
Justice Shiland
Robert Frank
Hoosick Falls
Frank
James Reilly
Troy
William Doyle
State of
New York
Arlington Naval Officer Harold Zimmermann Promoted to Lieutenant
Harold Karl Zimmermann, son of Mrs. Thurston Hulet and the late Harold Zimmermann, is promoted to lieutenant while serving aboard the USS Cahokia ATA near Yerba Buena Island in San Francisco. He married Patricia Hess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrie Hess of West Arlington. Both graduates of Arlington High School. he attended Kings Point Academy and she graduated from UVM.
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Harold Karl Zimmermann
Thurston Hulet
Harold Zimmermann
Zimmermann
Yerba - Buena Island
San Francisco
Calif
Patricia Hess
Lawrie W. Hess
West Arlington
Arlington High School
Kings Point Academy
Pownall Area Reports Dog Registrations and Local Events
After the April 1 deadline 286 dogs were registered down from 338 in 1965. Delinquent taxes face a 50 percent penalty, listers will record dog owners and offenders go to second probate after May 15. A Canyon Center car wash benefits a Washington trip, and a Maundy Thursday service was held at St. Andrew's. Easter seals funds trail last year, Langlais accepts St Joseph College offer, and a Langlais daughter graduates Hoosick Falls Central.
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Center
Washington, D.C
Marcel Langlais
St. Andrew’s Church
North Adams
Mozart
Moore
Charles W. Rounds
Pownal
Cleveland E. Dodge Jr
Rounds
Pownal Center
Laura Elizabeth Langlais
Marcel A. Langlais
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Miss Meridyth Ruth Whitman Accepted at Cambridge School
Miss Meridyth Ruth Whitman daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard A Whitman has been accepted at the Cambridge School of Business in Boston She will enroll in the medical secretarial program the school is accredited as a junior college of business by the Accrediting Commission for Business Schools.
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Washington County
James D. Curry
Hudson Falls
George S. Morse
Applewood
Colo
UPI
Kenneth Mitchell
Colorado
Burr and
Burton Seminary
Nancy Jo Howard
Sue Smith
Vermont Headmasters Association
Barre
Ringheiser
Man Orton
Berry Wall
Manchester
Paul and
Alice Sanders
Londonderry
John Pluto
Ludlow
C. J. Bertheau
Peru
George Forbes
Rutland
Louise Thompson
Grafton
Saxton’s River
Grace Rockwood
Rosamund Praeger
South Londonderry
Maude Devereux
Belmont
S. Whitney London III
Chester
Bennington, VT
Burt Bros
Mobil Heat
Henry
DEPOT
Avalanche Motor Lodge
Burr and Burton Seminary
Verna Kayatta
Pamela Bouton
Nancy Carman
Music Review
North Bennington
Calabro
O— Vivian Fine
Leos Janacek
Miss Fine
O’connor
East
Arlington
Sunderland
Amelia Lawrence
Jo Ann Bresko
Marlene Kilburn
Patty Allen
Wanda Cole
Frances Ginotti
Darlene Fielding
Firestone
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Edith Beaumont
Helene Thompson
Ata
Main ST
The
Vera Langlais
John A. Waytkus
Albert J. Waytkus
Willow St
Lackland Afb
Tex
Air Force
Elizabeth Dwyer
Beeland Union
Triple
Grand Union
Main Street
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