Rudd's descendants meet in Sunderland
The 33rd annual reunion of Revolutionary War Lt. Joseph Rudd descendants was held at Camp Ondawa Sunderland with 51 members attending. President Flora Wilson of Salem N Y led the meeting after dinner and officers were elected for the coming year. Special honors went to Lisa Bearden, Scott Dumond, Alec and Ethel Breese, Leland and Hazel Rudd, Fanny Howe, Ruth Mason, and the Rudds with the most descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Joseph Rudd
Camp Ondawa
Flora Wilson
Salem
N.Y
Edward Hitchcock
Greenwood Lake
Isabelle Marshall
Hoosick
Patricia Hawley
East Arlington
Leland Rudd
Arlington
Muriel Gageway
Hoosick Falls
Lisa Bearden
Burlington
Scott Dumond
Alec and
Ethel Breese
Leland and
Hazel Rudd
Fanny Howe
Troy
Ruth Mason
Leland
Kids' Day at Vermont State Fair Opens with Free Admission
Vermont State Fair kicks off with free entry for children 12 and under on opening day. Kid's Day Sunday features a noon start and a full program including the International Water Follies, the Ralph Spencer Family, the Goat Show and a fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Regent
Sesconding” i. Fair
Ralph Spencer
South Cambridge Residents Help Move to California
Joy and Robert Bonczek assisted Purdue University friends move to California in early August driving one of their cars to the new job site. The 3,000 mile trip included side trips with two days in San Francisco. They flew to New Jersey for a couple days visiting Bonczek’s parents, then returned to South Cambridge for a two day visit with Mrs Bonczek’s family. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Hamilton drove them back to Purdue in West Lafayette Indiana.
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Joy
Robert Bonczek
Purdue University
California
Bonczeks
San Francisco
New Jersey
Bonczek
South Cambridge
Falls man arrested four times in 23 days on nine counts
An 18 year old Hoosick Falls man, George A. Brett, is freed on $2200 bail after arraignment on grand larceny charges. In a 23 day span Aug 1 to Aug 23 he faced four arrests by three agencies for thefts in Vermont and New York plus related unauthorized uses and traffic offenses.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rensselaer County
Troy
Brunswick District
North Hoosick
Bennington District Court
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Brett
Vermont
New York
Hoosick Falls Village
Village
Barkley Home Products Company
Michael F. Costantino
Wilder Ave
Fairbanks
New York State
Vermont case: Tobin pleads innocent in false advertising
Donald Tobin of Columbus Ohio pleaded innocent in Vermont District Court to charges of false advertising and attempting to sell exclusive distributor ships for BIC Corp. The state alleges deceptive ads offering exclusive Vermont distributorships. This is the AG office first criminal consumer fraud case. Tobin posted 1500 of 10000 bail and was released.
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Hyde Park
UPI
Donald Tobin
Columbus
Ohio
Vermont
BIC Corp
Tobin
M. Jerome Diamond
Worcester School Board seeks injunction against EDA funds
Worcester School Board sues the Economic Development Administration arguing misuse of unemployment data led to a denied $532,000 elementary school addition. EDA lawyers ask Judge Coffrin to dismiss, citing Congress granted discretionary funds powers. Hearing delayed to Thursday. officials warn of potential widespread lawsuits if ruling favors the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Federal Economic Development Administration
U.S. District Court
Albert Coffrin
Worcester School Board
EDA
Congress
Worcester
Washington County
Barre selects Dranbauer as police chief in tight vote
Baltimore veteran Paul Dranbauer won Barre’s police chief post by a 54 to 46 aldermen vote for a $14 000 yearly salary. He replaces Alfred Barberi who resigned after a brief tenure. His rival was Detective Ronald West and Mayor Wilfred Fisher pledged support for the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dranbauer
Burlington man arraigned in Essex Junction shooting case
Michael Deam, 21, of Burlington was to be arraigned today on aggravated assault charges after allegedly shooting James Dillon, 21, in Deam's home early Tuesday. Dillon received shotgun pellet injuries to the lower back and was treated and released. Deam was held on $5,000 bail at Chittenden Community Correctional Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Michael Deam
Essex Junction
Deam
James Dillon
Dillon
Vermont Medical Center
Chittenden Community Correctional Center
Assemblyman objects to flag at half staff at Coxsackie
Coxsackie Assemblyman Clarence D. Lane condemned flying the prison flag at half mast for Samuel E. McDowell who killed himself after murdering his former girlfriend in Sand Lake. Supt Vito Turnello defended the tribute noting past practice and the presumption of innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxsackie
Clarence D. Lane
Samuel E. McDowell
Sand Lake
Lane
Vito Ternillo
Turnello
Guilty Plea In Diamond Swap Case In Albany
Joseph Spinale 45 of Medford Mass pleaded guilty in Albany County Court to attempted grand larceny in a gem swap scam. He admitted selling a Guilderland woman a plastic imitation instead of the promised diamond. He faces sentencing September 9 after previous indictments on grand larceny and related charges stemming from a December 1974 state police probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Medford
Mass
Guilderland
Joseph Spinale
Spinale
Marijuana patch destroyed by Berkshire state police
In Berkshire, State police cut down a fully grown marijuana patch of about 15 plants six to seven feet tall. Police declined to disclose the location to avoid hindering the investigation into the growers. Since the patch matured, authorities chose destruction over surveillance. In Great Barrington, the 111 year old Trinity Church site was taken over by a Long Island family for 39,000 dollars. M William Schlesinger will reside there next year, with renovations planned by his daughter Shari to add living and gallery space. Alice Brock attended, recalling fond memories of the structure.
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Brett
Town of
Williamstown
Great Barrington
Trinity Church
Alice’s
Arlo Guthrie
Long Island, N.Y
William Schlesinger
City University of New York
Shari
Alice Brock
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Paran Creek
Rudd
Margaret Aiken
Thes
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Manchester Center
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George A. Brett
Snow St
Pennsylvania
Green Mountain Race Track
Ball Street
Long Trail School
Dorset
Long Trail
David Wilson
Rene Schrauth
William Lienhard
Shelley Sackett
U.S
Bennington
Main Street
OtHresse
Barre
Burns Lane
Down In
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