Bennington court handles assault and robbery case
Acting Judge Neil S. Moss presided over a three hour Bennington District Court session while Judge Mor rissey attended a judges conference. Daniel Bryant 25 of Williamstown Mass pleaded not guilty to assault and robbery with an armed person and bail was set at 2500 unsecured. Edward Walker 18 of Bennington faced accessory to a felony charge plus breaking and entering and multiple traffic pleas with varying bail. Multiple local defendants appeared for careless driving fines and other charges with fines set from 25 to 1500 and arraignments continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil S. Moss
Bennington
Walker
Williams and Bugbee, Inc
East Road
Manchester
Lawrence Wright
Arlington
Jeremiah Lloyd
Manchester Center
Richville Road
Joan Bushee
Manchester Depot
James Halpin
Londonderry
James Reed
Chapel Road
Main Street
Joble Gross
Pownal
R. Marshall Witten
James Wandall
Cherry Street
Sally Hale
Weston
Witten
Ronald Bentley
Harry Bolster
Michael Janus
Waivers
Jane E. Cilicek
Hastings
N.Y
East Rupert
Martin Healey
Morris, Conn
U.S
Angelo Cauiso
Stratford
Conn
State Warns of New Herbicides and Dangers to People
Vermont health officials warn that two new herbicides Paraquat and Diquat are highly potent. Swallowing inhaling or contacting them can be lethal and there is no antidote. Europe has seen deaths weeks after exposure. Vermonters must obtain permits from the Water Resources department before treating waters or shorelines. Separately a Bennington chamber alert cautions that two youths are selling Red Cross cards to profit themselves and not the charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Ashe
Europe
Vermont Department of Water Resources
Hiram G. Savage
Greater
Sion
State Department of Health
Bureau of Environmental Health
Water Resources Department
Council On
Extension Service
Kaplan
Canzoneri
Vermont Housing Authority
VHA
Housing Authority
Peo
Target-Shooter Has Eye Injury in New York
Henry R. Marchand, 45, of Hoosick Falls, was accidentally injured in the right eye while target shooting at a Jackson gravel pit. He was treated at Cambridge and Albany hospitals for a ruptured eye chamber. State police noted Marchand and two Cambrige men used an Italian rifle during the incident. The report also mentions hazardous material warnings and local school and fuel bids unrelated to the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N.Y
Henry R. Marchand
High St
Hoosick Falls
Jackson
Marchand
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge Rescue
Albany Medical Center
Salem
Robert Craig Sr
Robert Craig Jr
Hedges Lake
Harry Crayon
Fred Sheehan
Town of
Spirit of 76 DAR marks 76th anniversary in Bennington
Bennington Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution celebrates its 76th anniversary with a memorial service at Old First Church and a wreath at Battle Memorial. The 2:30 p.m. meeting will be hosted at Mrs. G M Vaughn in Arlington. guests welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Old First Church
Old Bennington
Joseph A. Wilson Sr
G. M. Vaughn
Arelington
DAR
OEO Housing Forums Begin Wednesday Evening
The first in a series of housing forums meets Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Bennington Community Action Center to discuss local housing problems. Mat hew Canzoneri says Steve Kaplan of the Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity will outline programs for low income families and possible projects in Bennington without codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Canzoneri
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Events
Joseph W. McCoy of North Branch Street Extension is a patient at Mary Fletcher unit Vermont Medical Center in Burlington. Marie Casazza of Brooklyn former Fresh Air child who spent 10 summers with the Myron J. Woodward family of Gage Street is visiting the Woodward home with her sister Louise and fiancé Eugene Bisztyza. Agway Petroleum will be closed Friday Aug 15 for Bennington Battle Days. Second annual art exhibit and sale by Methodist Church on Main Street opens Wednesday Aug 13 with hours 9 to 9 weekdays and 11 to 7 Sunday, ends Tuesday Aug 19 at 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Rosen
Rosen
Kimber
New York
University of California
Tortu Kalem
Marlboro
Endel Kalem
Tortu
Germany
Pina Carmarelli
Italy
Turkovic
Vienna
Vienna Symphony Orchestra
Europe
America
United States
Frank Salomon
Leon Kirchner
Mary Bishop
Scarey Lane
North Bennington
Diana
Joey
Brandon Training School
Vickie
Paul
Todd
Sheena
Raymond
Bishop
Joseph W. McCoy
North Branch Street
Mary Fletcher Unit
Vermont Medical Center
Burclington
Marie Casazza
Brooklyn
N.Y
Fresh Air
Myron J. Woodward
Gage Street
Woodward
Louise
Eugene Bisztyza
Methodist Church
Main Street
William H. Cone
Putnam Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Village Crash Falls Short of Injuries
Village police reported no injuries after a collision on Beech Street at 6 12 p m involving Jon D Dragon 21 of 221 Dewey St and John L LaFountain 24 of Leblanc Ave The LaFountain car tried to pass on the right as the Dragon vehicle turned right into a driveway.Authorities noted both drivers incurred minor damage and no arrests were made.
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Village
Jon D. Dragon
Dewey St
John L. LaFountain
Leblanc Ave
Beech Street
LaFountain
Multiple Obituaries and Military Funeral Services
The notices report the funerals of Evelyn Brace of Sunderland and William Sawyer of Bethel, both with church services and military honors. Also listed are the funerals of Forrest Atwood of Monroe Park Nursing Home and William H. Cone of Bennington, with obituaries noting WWII and WWI service, former civic roles, and local memorial rites. Burials occurred at Evergreen and Park Lawn Cemeteries with priestly committal prayers and flag ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Evelyn (McDermott) Brace
Oscar Brace
Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home
Arlington
John Geer
East Arlington
Forrest S. Atwood
Toby’’ Atwood
Monroe Park
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Melvin R. McGaughey
First United Methodist Church
John Beshara
Warren Church
Roger Sherman
Donald DeGrenier
Harold Damon
Thomas Gauthier
Loyal Order of Moose
Charles Rice
John Bahan
Eric Lantz
Howard Dahl
Park Lawn Cemetery
Mr. McGaughey
Worden Named Principal of MAUHS Junior High
Richard Worden, longtime Mt. Anthony Union High School assistant, is appointed associate principal in charge of the junior high division by the Mt. Anthony Union School District Board. He replaces Richard F. Woodward, who resigned to take a Florida post, and Worden will vacate the high school post for an internal replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden
Mauhs Junior High
Richard Worden
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union School District
Supt
Catherine C. Corcoran
Mt. Anthony Junior High School
North Pownal
Lymdon State College
North Adams State College
North Adams
Corcoran
Kathleen Nelson Shaftsbury resident dies after brief illness
Kathleen Kay Nelson widow of Peter J Nelson of Shaftsbury dies at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington after a brief illness. Born in Swanton to William and Minnie Hill she lived in Shaftsbury most of her life. Funeral arrangements set at Mahar Son in Bennington and St John the Baptist Church North Bennington with rosary recitation and burial in St John’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Kathleen Nelson
Peter J. Nelson
Bennington College
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
William and
Minnie (Sisco) Hill
Swanton
Burlington
Springfield Classical High School
Springfield
Mass
Nelson
St. John the Evangelist Church
Winthrop
Kay’’ Nelson
The
Banner
St. John the Baptist Church
North Bennington
C. Edward
Jean) Rice
Lew H
Jill) Levin
Aldis Hill
Louis Sothern Hill
Famagusta
Cyprus
Jesse
Bessie) Strong
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Hospital Notes August 11 1869 Admissions and Births
On Monday August 11 1869 the hospital recorded admissions including Joseph Giard Master Stanley Lampton Bennington Faxon Bowen Pownal Master James Moore II Hoosick Falls George Cronk Buskirk N.Y. Mrs Violet Jordan Manchester Discharges included Corina Bakaitis and daughter Hoosick Falls Bonnie Nadeau and daughter Readsboro Thelma Hayes Granville N.Y Alice Johnson and Lois Hurley Births reported to Mr and Mrs Alice Jones RD 2 Petersburg N.Y a daughter Aug 11 and to Mr and Mrs Robert Roy 325 Silver St a son Aug 11
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Joseph Giard
Stanley Lampton
Bennington
Faxon Bowen
Pownal
James Moore II
Hoosick Falls
George Cronk
Buskirk
N.Y
Violet Jordan
Manchester
Corina Bakaitis
Bonnie Nadeau
Readsboro
Thelma Hayes
Granville
Alice Johnson
Lois Hurley
Alice Jones
Petersburg
Robert Roy
Silver St
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State Regional Correction Center
Rutland
Mary E. Dean
U.S. 7
Vermont Line
Michael Knox
George Wheeler
North St
North Street
Norman Farron
Winhall
Edward Chabut
Mr. Anthony
Stratton
Faris
Charles Keir
Keir
Catherine Corcoran
Sleeman
Frantz
David Adler
J. H. Winslow
BSD
MAUHS
Blue Flame
Cdward D
Main St
NEDA
OEO
Ple
Vista
Robert B. Condon
Home Inc
Beech Court
HOME
Bennington Briefs
Agway Petroleum
Mrs
Leroy McDermott
William Delaney
Archie Robertson
Charles Squires
Evergreen Cemetery
Geer
William Sawyer
Bethel
St. Francis de Sales Church
Richard Thompson
Ronald Ballance
Glen Hebert Jr
Roger Hebert
Rene Cassano
Msgr
Francis B. Flanagan
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1332
Auxiliary
Ernest Costa
Department
VFW
Post 13
American Legion
Sylvia P. Cassano
Sylvester James
Francis Patten
Flanagan
Mr. Sawyer
St. John’s Cemetery
Norshaft Lions Lite League
Wilson’s
Moses Farm
Salem’s
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