Twelve Holy Cross novices take first vows at Bennington church
Twelve novices from the Congregation of Holy Cross—five brothers and seven seminarians—completed a year of prayer and service at Holy Cross Novitiate Bennington. They made first vows Aug 7 at St Francis de Sales Church and will pursue varied assignments including teaching and hospital work while continuing studies at Notre Dame Stonehill College and the University of Portland. Rutherford plans mission work in Santiago Chile.
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Congregation of Holy Cross
Holy Cross Novitiate
Bennington
St. Francis de Sales
Bro
Thomas Kavanagh
Williamston
Mich
UCS
Dean Rutherford
Oscoda
John Flanagan
Chicago, Ill
Depot St
Richard Hockman
Cambridge
Mass
BREF
David Turmel
Waterbury
Conn
Crescent Manor
William Dohar
Niles
Ohio
Kenneth Strouse
Sioux City
Iowa
Gerald Grossman
Easton
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Joseph Umile
New Haven
Hockman
Pell
University of Notre Dame
Mark Knightly
Stonehill College
Flanagan
University of Portland
Ore
Rutherford
Holy Cross Fathers
Santiago
Chile
Bros. Grossman
Turmel
Umile
Strouse
Holy Cross Brothers
Bennington Police Log Reports Multiple Weekend Collisions
Police in Bennington logged several weekend accidents across routes and streets. Incidents include a Route 7 and Kocher Drive collision injuring three people who were treated and released, a Main and North streets crash with minor injuries, and a late-night Plymouth crash with two trees and a pole. Also noted were a Parked tractor hit by a VW, a missing driver claim after a crash in the Silk Road area, a Hunt and Depot Streets collision, a Mt Anthony High School lot accident, and a home burglary on Hicks Avenue. A Brattleboro family picnic tragedy involved a 7 month old run over at a picnic area off U.S. 5. All were reported by police with varying damage outcomes.
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Bennington Plice
Route 7
Kocher
Mercury
John C. Ramsay
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Plymouth
Dentons Skiff Jr
Schenectady
Oldsmobile
Louise R. Gale
Buffalo
Gale
Gail
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
James E. Mears
Silk Road
Mears
Jane H. Schultz
North Bennington
Ryanid G. Gundrum
North Grafton
Bradford Street
Rockingham
UPI
Tonya Lee Porter
Brattleboro
U.S. 5
Chevrolet
Michael D. Callahan
Hoosick Falls
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Ford
Henry J. LeBlanc
Bloodmobile aims for 200 units on August eighteenth
The community Pursues 200 unit blood goal for Vermont residents with a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at Baptist Church on Wednesday from 11 30 to 5 Donors urged to attend and volunteers listed for donor room canteen and transportation details provided via phone 442 9458
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Vermont
Red Cross
Baptist Church
Edward Lusignan
Frank Ryan
Joseph Parks
John Mook
Lawrence
Rift in Liberty Union Over Presidential Endorsement
Brattleboro based Liberty Union members clash over 1976 presidential endorsement. Peter Diamondstone says most LU members back Margaret Wright of California for president and will stand in for her, urging votes against Bernie Sanders in the September 14 primary. Sanders faction blocks Wright’s name on the ballot.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Vermont
the Liberty Union
Peter Diamondstone
Liberty Union
People’s Party
Margaret Wright
California
Diamondstone
Bernard Sanders
Diamondstoe
Ms. Wright
Bernie
Funerals for Harrington and Nevils Held in Bennington
The funeral of Frederick R. Harrington of Foster Drive died Aug 12 at Albany Medical Center was conducted Aug 14 at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Graham officiating. Burial in White Chapel Cemetery followed as the World War II veteran’s flag was presented to his widow. Catherine E. Nevils of 210 Park St died Aug 11 at Crescent Manor Nursing Home. Services Aug 13 at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas D. Steffen. interment at Park Lawn Cemetery. Nevils, retired from New England Telephone after 38 years, was a longtime member of the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Frederick R. Harrington
Foster Drive
Albany, N.Y., Medical Center
Mahar & Son
Charles Graham
First United Methodist Church
Theodore
Roland Becker
Francis Davis
John LeRay
Charles Hawkins
Gilbert Hawkins
White Chapel Cemetery
Bennington
Graham
Catherine E. Nevils
Park St
Crescent Manor
Thomas D. Steffen
Second Congregational Church
New England Telephone Co
Miss Nevils
American Legion Auxiliary
UVM Board Sets August Meeting Schedule
The University of Vermont Board of Trustees will meet Saturday August 21 at 8 30 a.m. in Memorial Lounge Waterman Building with committees meeting Friday and an extra session August 19 at 8 15 p.m. to brief on the ambulatory care facility plan Public sessions are noted and all meetings are public.
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Burlington
Board of Trustees
The
University of Vermont
Memorial
Waterman
University Health Center Inc
UVM Board of Trustees
Women of the Moose Meet at Moose Hall Wednesday
The Women of the Loyal Order of Moose will hold a 7:30 pm business meeting at Moose Hall with Senior regent Jeanne Jewett presiding. Bessie Burgess won the mystery prize, Cora Sears took the pillow raffle, and Catherine Chapman won the attendance prize. Refreshments to follow.
O'Brien unveils eight point energy plan for Vermont
Senator Robert O'Brien outlines an eight point energy program including a single state energy department a PSC review greater use of water wind and wood power phase out of Vermont Yankee and a New England Power Authority. He also backs lifeline electricity a Public Utility Districts option and opposes the Dickey Lincoln dam project for environmental reasons. He forecasts a three way Democratic primary win on Sept 14 and considers an independent run if Stella Hacker wins.
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Vermont Yankee
New England
O’brien
Dickey- Lincoln
Maine
Stella
A Great Future Why Real Estate Holds Long Term Value
The piece argues land is the best long term product due to fixed supply and growing demand. Governments and infrastructure projects continually claim land, while industrial expansion and environmental preservation shape use. population growth ensures expanding demand.
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Adam and Eve
Population boom and unbuilt housing forecast cited
By Hoisington Realty the year 2006, the population of the United States is projected to be around 300 million. What this means is that every month from now to the turn of the century we will be adding to the population enough people to fill a city the size of Toledo, Ohio. By the year 2000, half of the population will be living in dwellings that have not yet been built and on land that has never been used for dwellings.
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United States
Toledo
Ohio
Obituary of Carmela Enrica Bolognani of Readsboro
The funeral for Carmela Enrica Bolognani 72 of Main StreetReadsboro was held at St. Joachim Church with Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial. Widow of Alfonzo she died Friday at Albany Medical Center after a June 22 admission and relocation from North Adams Regional Hospital. Born Feb 7 1903 in Tyrol Austria to Francesco and Maria Chistofolini she came to the U S in 1927 and lived in Readsboro 49 years. She leaves a son Maria three grandchildren a sister Natalina Comai in Italy plus nieces and nephews.
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Carmela Enrica Bolognani
Main Street
Readsboro
Albany
N.Y., Medical Center
St. Joachim’s Church
Village Cemetery
North Adams
Mass
Province of
Tyrol
Austria
Francesco and
Maria
Camai) Chistofolini
U.S
Natalina Comai
Italy
Mrs Hoisington Profiles Real Estate Leadership Roles
Mrs Hoisington serves as Principal Broker of Hoisington Realty and holds multiple positions. She is President of the Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors and Assistant Dean of the Tri State Real Estate Institute, Inc. Her licenses cover Vermont and New York for Hoisington Realty.
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Hoisington
Hoisington Realty
Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Tri-State Real Estate Institute, Inc
Vermont
New York States
Bennington Briefs IIntire schedules changed this week
County Supervisor Burtt W. McIntire of the Farmers Home Administration will be in Bennington Thursday at the Bennington Federal Building from 9 30 a m to noon replacing the usual Wednesday hours. Wednesday morning schedule resumes Aug 25. The handmade flag by Lucille Pelletier raffled by VFW Post 1332 was won by Shirley Gerity. An anti smoking clinic at Putnam Memorial Hospital hosts weekly Wednesday evenings at 7 30. Steak Stag at the Elks Tue Aug 17 dinner 5 per person. WBTN program Saturday at 11 15. Bennington Lanes fall leagues forming with various divisions. Call 447 7100.
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Burtt W. McIintire
Farmers Home Administration
Bennington
Bennington Federal Building
Lucille Pelletier
VFW
Post
Shirley Gerity
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Hunt
Depot Streets
Dennis R. Marcotte
Donald Davis
James H. Morrissey
Gary A. Michaels
Hicks Ave
Fales
Joel Whittemore
Fred Ehrich
Kim Borden
Ferdinand Mayer
Richard B. Leake Jr
Robert Gibbs
Abigail Pine
George Atwood
Arthur Murphy
Melvin Dyson
William Sims
George Kerbs
George Plumb
Arthur Muchmore
Dean Hanson
Caroline Ostrander
Albert Edmundson
Sterling Wilson
Leon Jacobs Jr
Rift
Sanders
Peanut Man
Edsel
Park Lawn Cemetery
Steffen
UVM Board
Women of
UVM
Public Service Board
Lee, Mass
Whately
Hatfield, Mass
Keene
N.H. Stephentown
Stephentown
Hatfield
Hinsdale, N.H
Lee. Mass
Pine Hutch
Customs Furniture Inc
Elm St
Benn
Nichols
Curity Center Panel
Bennington Briefs
the Elks
ADV
WBTN
Bennington Lanes
Hamburg
SALEM
Salem, N.Y
U.S. No
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