Arlington Water Worms Reappear Prompt Action Promised
Arlington officials pledge all steps to remove worms from the water supply. The state health department urges adequate chlorination for Arlington and East Arlington to prevent summer contamination, noting tests showed heavy contamination and unsafe drinking water last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Water Co
State Department of Health
East Arlington
George D. H. Wood
Edward L. Tracy
Bureau of Environmental Sanitation
Vermont Highway Dept Awards Contracts for Interstates
The Vermont Highway Department opened bids on three projects. Morrison Knudson Inc. of New York City and Sanders and Griffin Inc. of Portsmouth NH bid 2 641 961 for the I 89 I 91 interchange in White River Junction. Bridges Inc. Montpelier bid 53 043 for a Lamoille River bridge near Route 15. George Vredenburgh Construction Co. Newport bid 90 368 for 1.7 miles of Newport Beebe Plain road in Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Morrison Knudson, Inc
New York City
Sanders and Griffin, Inc
Portsmouth
Hardwick
Bridges, Inc
Montpelier
Lamoille River
George Vredenburgh Construction Co
Newport
Beebee Plain Road
Derby
Lane Construction Co
Meriden, Conn
A. J. Orlando Construction Co
Mystic, Conn
Retardation Study Gets U S Fund Aid in Vermont
Vermont will receive 30000 from the U S Public Health Service for a 16 month statewide plan on mental retardation services. An 11 member advisory committee led by Miss Jean S Garvin will study programs personnel and administrative structure and hold public hearings across the state with a goal to submit plans by December 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPS
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
U.S. Public Health Service
Jean S. Garvin
Miss Garvin
Shea Co Hearing Remains One Issue After NLRB Hearing
A National Labor Relations Board hearing on unfair labor practices by Shea Inc. of North Bennington will resume next week in Bennington County Court. Atty. Alvin Glazerman said a settlement with UFWA is likely on most issues, with one small point possibly needing testimony before Trial Examiner Thomas A. Ricci. The NLRB plans to decide the contested UFWA vote by about 35 days from Aug. 21, when an election yielded 24 against unionization and nine for, with 25 votes set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Shea Inc
North Bennington
Bennington
NLRB
Boston
Alvin Glazerman
United Furniture Workers of America
UFWA
Thomas A. Ricci
Glazerman
Atty
Murray Freeman
Ricci
Coleman
Gilman Paper Strike Nears Settlement After 45 Days
Negotiations between union and management continued at Gilman Paper Co as a 350 worker strike over seniority wages and contract language enters its 45th day. A Thursday bargaining session yielded some progress, signaling potential settlement for Gilman’s only industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman
UPD
Gilman Paper Co
Funeral services for Miss D Agnes Hurley
Funeral services were held for Miss D Agnes Hurley of 313 Elm St died Tuesday at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Rt Rev Msgr Francis B Flanagan officiated at St Francis de Sales Church with CDA and Altar Rosary Society leading rosary. Bearers included Carl Pomeroy and William Hurley Jr. Burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Relatives attended from New York and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Agnes Hurley
Elm St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Andrew
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Miss Hurley
Parish
Altar Rosary Society
Msgr
Flanagan
Carl Pomeroy
William Haynes
William Hurley Jr
John Griffin Jr
CDA Grant
Mary Sennett
Edythe Healy
Blanche Shea
Anne Cummings
Elizabeth Hurley
Mabel Quinlan
Katherine McDermott
Katherine Keeler
Park Lawn Cemetery
New York
Miller accuses Dems of soft on violence at Chautauqua
Republican vice presidential candidate William E. Miller charged Democratic party officials with condoning civil disruptions. He vowed to raise civil rights as a campaign issue against an administration headed by Sen. Barry Goldwater. Miller also attacked Adlai Stevenson for remarks on jail terms and public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N.Y
UPI
William E. Miller
GOP
Miller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Johnson
Chautauqua Institute
Pennsylvania
Olean
Bradford
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Colby College
County Traffic Counts Rise On Vermont Routes
Vermont 11 in Peru and Vermont 9 in Wilmington each rose by more than ten percent in July versus last year, while U.S. 7 in Shaftsbury dipped 0.7 percent in July. Over 12 months, Vermont 9 traffic climbed 5.8 percent and Vermont 11 rose 11.4 percent, Shaftsbury up 4.2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermington
State Highway Department
Automatic Traffic Recorder
Vermont 11
Peru
Vermont 9
Wilmington
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Absentee Ballots Open For Jewish Holiday Observers
Bennington Town Clerk Miss Mary Hodeck announces absentee ballots available for voters unable to attend on Primary Election Day September 8. Applications may be requested by the voter or an authorized agent and must be returned by 9 p.m. September 4. Ballots for those offline will be delivered by justices of the peace on September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Mary Hodeck
Hodeck
Justices of the Peace
East Arlington and Sunderland Community Notes
Community briefs from East Arlington and Sunderland cover a Rotary 4H banquet at the Worthy Inn in Manchester with Charles Marra praising the feast. Other items note Marsha Sherman’s return trip to Westfield Mass and Lyle Salter recovering from mumps while running the IGA Supermarket and planning permanent residence. A church Sunday School addition meeting is postponed, a 1961 Corvair ad details a low mileage sale for $895, and Dr. Hall’s vacation dates plus office hours are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marra
Sunderland
Worthy Inn
Manchester
Kathy Hayden
Howard Sherman
Westfield
Mass
Marsha
Sherman
Lyle Salter
East Arlington
Salter
IGA
Mrs. Salter
Cheryl
Shelley
Wanda
Merger Approved For Amalgamated Lithographers and Photo Engravers
Members of the Amalgamated Lithographers of American and the International Photo Engravers Union ratified a constitution for a new AFL CIO affiliated union to take effect on Labor Day. Voter tallies show overwhelming support. officers include ALA president Kenneth J. Brown and IPEU president William J. Hall. A ceremony at 233 West 49th Street, New York City, will install officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
Lithographers of American
Independent
International Photo Engravers Union
Aflcio
Norman G. Burns
ALA
The
Polygraphic Co. of America Inc
North Bennington
Lithographers Union
Burns
Kenneth J. Brown
IPEU
William J. Hall
Graphic Arts
Minneapolis
Minn
United States
Canada
Westminster College alumni picnic at David Ashton farm
A Cambridge gathering reunited Westminster College alumni from New Wilmington Pennsylvania. Attendees included Malcolm Parrish and Jerome E Wright from Cambridge Village and guest Federal Judge John Miller of Pittsburgh who is visiting the Ashtons this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ashton
Westminster College
New Wilemington
Malcolm Parrish
Jerome E. Wright
Cambridge Village
John Miller
Pittsburgh
Ashtons
Ashton
Airport Manager Flies for the Guard
Capt. Joel Whittemore, Bennington County Airport manager and 186th Aviation Co. pilot, is among 2,200 Vermont National Guardsmen returning home after two weeks of summer training. The unit supports the 86th Armored Brigade with reconnaissance, supply and aerial photography missions and casualty evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Whittemore
Bennington County
Vermont National Guard
186Th Aviation Co
Whittemore
Buckler
Vermont National Guardsmen
Vermont
86Th Armored Brigade
Adirondacks
Camp Drum
Bennington
36Th Engineering Co
Richard Sawyer
Obituary for Hannah M. Baldwin 1872 92 Greenwich NY
Hannah M. Baldwin 92 widow of Earl Baldwin died Thursday night after a long illness at Cowan Nursing Home Greene wich resident of White Creek born Shaftsbury April 20 1872. Survived by sisters Cora St Clair Nora Mercier of Bennington two grandchildren Clark W. Condon East Arlington and Mrs Henry Coom Valley Falls ten great grandchildren. Funeral Monday Flynn Brothers Greenwich Rev Walter R Bartlett officiating burial Shaftsbury Village Cemetery 3 30 p.m. Monday. Friends may call Sunday 7 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
N.Y
Hannah M. Baldwin
Earl Baldwin
Cowan
Greenewich
White Creek
Shaftsbury
Cora St. Clair
Nora Mercier
Bennington
Clark W. Condon
East Arlington
Henry Coom
Valley Falls
North Bennington Family Departures Include City and Florida Trips
North Bennington residents report returns from visits and summer stays. The Areccos travel back to New York City after visiting Adolph Balmer and a California Nevada vacation. Peter Panos and family note their children leave for school. John Andriopoulous and Georgia head to Lynn Massachusetts. Peter Katchalakos and three children depart for Miami where Kathalakos teaches high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante Arecco
New York City
Adolph Balmer
Areccos
California
Nelvada
Peter Panos
John Andriopoulous
Georgia
Lynn
Mass
Peter Katchalakos
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Bennington Banner
Highway Dept
Interstate
Water Company
Tracy
Wood House
U.S. Fund
Ept
Shea Company
Nichols
Carltex
F.D.I.C
Depot Street
Madras
Adams Clothes Shop
Jay HH Connaway
N.A
Deeley Gallery
Manchester Village
Dems
Drysdale
East
Amelia Lawrence
Bennington Briefs
Second Congregational Church
Corvair
Call Bennington
J. H. Manes
ADV
W. S. Hall
Litho
Cambridge
Ruth Bates
Moses Farm
Sweet Corn
Salem
26Th Aviation Co
Fitchburg
Mrs
Hannah Baldwin
Madkour
Elizabeth Dwyer
A&p
Durham
Elm ST. Bennington
United Farm Agency
Nationwide Real Estate Service
William
Bill’’ Turner
Main St
United
Arlington, Vt
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