Obituary notices for O Connor Rouillard and Hill figures
Edward P O Connor 41 of 129 Dewey St North Bennington died unexpectedly after a coronary attack while en route to Putnam Memorial Hospital. WWII veteran, husband of Jean Kennedy, foreman at Shea Wood Products, devout parishioner, survived by wife and mother. Burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Freders note: funeral arrangements and Rosary vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. O’connor
Dewey St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
North Pown al
Patrick
Anna
Hurley) O’connor
North Bennington
Jean Kennedy
St. John the Baptist Church
North
Pownal
Mahar & Son
St. Francis de Sales
North Adams
Mass
Wilfred Rouillard
Massachusetts Ave
Bennington
North Adams Hospital
Mr. Rouillard
Claremont
N.H
Evangeliste and
Philonise
Marcotte) Rouillard
A&p
Eddie’s
Williamstown
First National
Main Street
Adams
Isabelle Gritz
Evelina Lambert
California
Rosarie
Waterbury
Holy Family Church
Pittsfield
St. Stanislaus Cemetery
Manchester Center
Frederick McKinley
Wilmington
Del
Silver Brook Cemetery
McKinley
Thomas
Martha McKinley
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Youths Hurt In Weekend Auto Crashes In Arlington
Three area youths were hospitalized after weekend crashes and reported in satisfactory condition this morning. One injured was 19 year old Robert J. Hannon of East Arlington, whose 1964 Ford convertible left the road after a deer jumped into VT 313 near Arlington Sunday at about 11 30 PM, suffering moderate damage to the right side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Hannon
East Arlington
Arlington
Hannon
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Triumph
Peter Corbin
Williamstown
Mass
Corbin
Trumbull Hill Road
Shaftsbury
Putnam Hospital
David Buckley
Old Bennington
David Cleveland
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
Victor Lluzas
New York State
Town of
Lloyd Phillips
Cecelia Phillips
Frank Danforth
Bennington Village
Main Street
Frances R. Stafford
County St
Ormal A. Pierce
Main St
Stafford
Pierce
Hospital Notes Flag August 1966 Admissions and Incidents
Hospital notes detail admissions and discharges for August 5 and 6 1966. Included are Wilfred LaFlamme Kelly Gorman and Joseph Dubuke admissions. Maureen Malone Marion Schultz and others discharged or treated. Reports describe multiple motor vehicle accidents near Hoosick Falls Shaftsbury and Bennington with injuries ranging from fractures to minor bruises and hospital transfers. Several deaths and memorial notices appear for Hoosick Falls and Manchester areas with funeral arrangements and survivor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred LaFlamme
Kelly Gorman
Bennington
Joseph Dubuke
North Hoosick
Moon and planet parade before sunrise in eastern sky
Early risers glimpse an unusual dawn display featuring the last quarter moon Venus Jupiter Mars Castor and Pollux with Mercury just below the horizon. The arrangement appears for several mornings before sunrise, presenting a remarkable celestial show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Castor
Pollux
Gemini
Mercury
Labor Market Tight In Burlington Area
In Burlington Vermont an influx of students and a strike that halted construction for over a month left the labor market tight. Marvin W Goddard of the Vermont State Employment Service said conditions eased in June and early July as students left school to seek work. The ongoing construction slowdown continued to affect hiring and outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
UPI
Burlington
Marvin W. Goddard
Vermont State Employment Service
Goddard
Chittenden
South Hero
Grand Isle
Grand Isle County
Carpenters
Funeral Held for Hall Park McCullough in North Bennington
Funeral services for Hall Park McCullough prominent citizen and benefactor were heavily attended at Hall Farm North Bennington on Sunday. Officiating were Rev. Frederick B. Wolf of St Peter's Bennington and Rev. James L. Whitcomb retired headmaster of Hoosac School. Private entombment followed in the McCullough mausoleum Old Bennington. Local businessmen bank and law firm representatives and community groups attended the home service along with Bennington College personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Claude E. Frederickson
Old
Twin State Gas & Electric Co
Mary McClellan
Cambridge
River St
Hoosick Falls
Twin State
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Mr. Frederickson
Hoosick
Frank
Lillian Button Frederickson
Mattie Stevens
Marjorie E. Frederickson
Albany
Harold S
Eagle Mills
Richard A
North Greenbush
Clifford
Robson
Main St
Joel B. Miller
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Pittsfield
Mass
North Bennington
Hall Park
McCullough
New York City
Hall Farm
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Bennington
James L. Whitcomb
Episcopal
Hoosac School
Old Bennington
North Bennington First National Bank
Bennington College
Mt Holyoke Club Re elects Officers At Woodstock Luncheon
The Vermont Mt Holyoke College Club met last Thursday at the Woodstock Inn with 46 attendees including three NH graduates and several current students. 67 active members. H M Hobson of Bellows Falls re elected president. Officers Flowers and Hardy re elected treasurer and secretary. Next meeting planned for early August 1967 in Middlebury to boost northern attendance. Local organizer W T Hawley appointed. state alumnae fund chair Carmichael named. aims to appoint 10 local chairs for spring meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Mount Holyoke College Club
Woodstock Inn
New Hampshire
H. M. Hobson
Bellows Falls
Katharin Flowers
Brandon
Marion Hardy
Shaftsbury
L. L. Pratt
White River Junction
E. R. Hyde
Northfield
L. A. Partridge
Proctor
L. H. Roberts Jr
West Woodstock
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Alumni
Local 994 Carpenters union to meet at the VFW rooms in Bennington Thursday at 8 p.m. Dennis W. Hogan is a U.S. Air Force radio operator graduate from Keesler AFB Miss and will be assigned to an Okinawa unit. Louis G. Graves Jr. a Mitchell College freshman makes the dean’s list in spring. Rhodajean Connell returns from Tuscola Ill after visiting Arthur Cronin Jr. and Michael. Donald Carrier to undergo surgery at White River Junction Veterans Hospital. Kennison family reunion held in Williamstown Mass with multiple relatives visiting. Social tonight at Bennington Elks Club. ADV VFW Auxiliary meets Tuesday at the VFW rooms at 8. Bennington Museum reopens after Hall Park McCullough Esq. memorial closure with summer hours 9 am to 6 pm. Manchester Fair begins tonight for one week. Warren Wire Co seeks helpers including a speck writer. high school diploma required and math skills. ADV
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis W. Hogan
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Grandview St
Keesler Afb
Miss
U.S. Air Force
Bennington Catholic High School
Boston University
Air Force
Okinawa
Area Firemen Win Honors at Convention
Vermont State Firefighters convention honors go to Bennington Village and Bennington Rural for top trophies marking two consecutive wins. Pownal and Cambridge units also saw prizes. ladies auxiliaries earned recognitions. Over 150 firefighters and 70 auxiliaries attended as officers and county delegates were named to the USFA executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Bennington
Vermont
Bennington Village
Charles Sawyer
Norman Turgeon
Maxim Motor
Koltowski
Maxim
Harry Heartwell
Pownal
Bridport
West Swanzey
N.H
Avon
Francis J. Sharkey
Cornwall
Luci Johnson Nugent Wedding Estimated at 75000
Daily Says Luci Johnson Nugent's wedding may cost up to 75000 with expenses from flowers policemen over time staff salaries and outfits. The report cites 700 guests 110 member choir and orchestral arrangements as part of the convention costs plus security and hospitality provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Women’s Wear Daily
Luci Johnson Nugent
Garment Industry
White House
Liz Carpenter
Trousseau
U.S. Marine Band
Peter Duchin
Night of heavy air action across North Vietnam
U S planes damaged oil depots and rail links 33 bridges and other targets north of Hanoi. A Thunderchief led by Capt Ralph A Hanson destroyed a SAM site 17 miles south of Hanoi. A Viet Cong trap south of Saigon killed two crewmen after a rescue jet was shot down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
China
United States
North
Viet Nam
U.S
Panhandle
South Viet Nam
Ralph A. Hanson
Miami
Fla
1St Infantry Division
Saigon
Jes E. Ransom
Birmingham
Ala
Jim Madden
Palm Springs
Calif
Candidate Bids For Labor Vote In Vermont House Race
Democratic candidate Robert F. Red Kearns of Bennington subdistrict 2 pitches labor outreach, supports a Department of Labor, a fair price for farmers, consumer protections, and tax relief for retirees. A Bennington native educated locally, he works at Pownal Tanning Co. in North Pownal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F
Red) Kearns
Vermont House of Representatives
Bennington
Montpelier
Kearns
Department of Labor
Pownal Tanning Co
North Pownal
Stock Averages Dow Jones Bache Albany Noon Aug 8 1966
The Dow Jones industrials closed at 846.77, down 5.62. 30 industrials listed, railroads at 218.50, up 1.12. utilities 131.18, down .15. composite average 298.01, down 1.59. total volume 1,960,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Congress Hearings Probe Bread Milk Price Hikes
Congress hears from bakers and milk processors as prices rise about 3 cents a loaf and 2 to 3 cents a quart. Rep Graham Purcell leads the subcommittee with testimony Tuesday and Wednesday as Freeman objects to price controls. Vice President Humphrey tells farmers they are not getting a fair share of higher food prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
Freeman
Hubert H. Humphrey
Missouri
Committee Named In Fund Drive
Alfred F. Torrisi of Dermody Road Bennington Mrs Albert Webb of Manchester and Fred Burghard of Dorset named to the Bennington deanery advisory committee for the Bishop's Fund for Charity and Development. Three members from each of the seven deanies plus Burlington city will form the diocese group to guide fund use supporting Vermont Catholic Charities and other development projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Alfred F. Torrisi
Dermody Road
Bennington
Albert Webb
Manchester
Fred Burghard
Dorset
Bishop’s Fund
Robert F. Joyce
Vermont Catholic Charities
New York Transit Police Protest Straps Limit Gear
New York transit officers refused to wear a diagonal chest strap used for a walkie talkie for 24 hours over the weekend. They argued the strap aids suspects in grabbing and flinging officers during confrontations. One patrolman recalled a judo throw ending with him hitting the floor after a suspect grabbed the strap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPD
New York City Transit Authority
125Th Street
Moose Notes Regular Meeting and Clams Team Event
Regular membership meeting set for Wednesday at 8 p m at the Moose club Prospect Mountain hosts the annual clams team with music by the Wonder Valley Gang Tickets available from the club steward or officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Mountain
Wonder Valley Gang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward P. O'Connor
Park Lawn Cemetery
Mrs
Carl Hill
Doris Bourn Hill
Maine
Maureen Malone
Marion Shultz
Jacksonville
William Ingram
Aline Foster
Barbara Jones
Kathleen Percey
Nora Dion
Genevieve Clark
Mabel Phelps
Readsboro
Ruth Nowik
Herbert Walker
Manchester Depot
Rosalpha Macumber
Timothy Dailey
Josephine Kuhn
George Knights
Portland
Charles and
Myrtle (Lampson) Bourn
Burr and Burton Seminary
The
Baptist Church
Hills
Scarboro
Marilyn Pecoraro
Westbrook
Marjorie Roberts
Beatetrice Reed
Lynford Bourn
Brewster Funeral Home
Godfrey Parker
Maple Hills Cemetery
Doreset
Feneral
Arthur Gillette
East Rupert
Annie B. Gillette
Zion Episcopal Church
Robert Clayton
Jean Paul Sartre
Bennington Small Ensemble Theater
Valerie van Winkle
Maryann Sanford
Kenneth Wood
Hamilton
Mt. Holyoke
Bennington Briefs
Carpenters Union
VFW
Louis G. Graves Jr
Moneument Avenue
Mitchell College
New London
Rhodajean Connell
Park Street
Tuscola, I
Arthur F. Cronin Jr
Michael
Benenington
Max Perrotta
Chris
Merson Street
Otesaga Hotel
Otsego Lake
Cooperstown
Donald Carrier
Gage St
Veterans’ Hospital
Kennison
Roneald Morse
Leonard Kennison
Piscataway, N.J
Perley
Nourse
Charles Elder
East Brookfield
Harry Switser
Granville
William Ukleja
North Brookfield
Earl Buzzell
Ray Brewer
Londonderry
Julius Nason
Bellingham
Leonard
Earl
Morse
Switser
Ukleja
Brewer
Mr. Nason
Bennington Elks Club
Washington Avenue
Bennington Museum
Hall Park McCullough Esq
Warren Wire Co
Bennington Drive-In
Columbia Pictures
Carl Orem
LSO
Richard Widmark
Sidney Poitier
Bedford
Robin Crusoe
U.S.N
Laheda Theatre
Flory
Martin Rackin
Harte Theatre
Madame X
Ross Hunter
Lana Turner
John Forsythe
We Keir Dullea
Daily Says
Luci
Addison
Henry Bunk
Rosaire Longe
Waldo Paige
Beecher Falls
Essex
Harry Towle
Enosburg Falls
Franklin
Merreal Wheelock
Jeffersoneville
Lamoille
Irvin Stephenson
Orange
Emile Lapierre
Orleans
Donald A. Rantanen
Pittsford
A. J. Ortiz
Montpellier
Washington
Robert Dean
Winchesor
Caledonia
Windham
Philip H. Hoff
John J. Daley
W.A. Rossmissel
Springfield
Harry W. Schneider
Agawam
Edward Borowlec
Chicopee
Alfred H. Koltonski
Red River Valley
Navy
Thanh Hoa
Robert F. Kearns
Labor
Congress
TA Police
Moose
Nile Colon
Latham Circle
Eddie Rich
Rudy Vallee
and Abe Bt
Latham
Troy Donahue
Owl and
Pussycat
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