National Life Executive To Head Power Company
L. Douglas Meredith, vice chairman and chief financial officer of National Life Insurance, will become president of Central Vermont Public Service Corporation on Feb 1 1968. Harold L. Durgin will move to vice chairman. Albert Cree remains CEO until May 7 1968 when Meredith may be named CEO. Meredith has long ties to Vermont and extensive leadership roles in business and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
L. Douglas Meredith
National Life Insurance Company
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Albert A. Cree
CVPSC
Harold L. Durgin
Cree
Meredith
Vermont
Deane C. Davis
Central
Doug Meredith
National Life Insurance Company Organization
University of Vermont
Stanley C. Wilson
Charles M. Smith
Syracuse University
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Syracuse
Yale University
New England Council
New England Economic Research Foundation
Montpelier
Chittenden Trust Company
Middlebury College
Mohawk Airlines
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corporation
Vermont Electric Power Company, Inc
Burlington Free Press Association-McClure Newspapers, Inc
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Northern Security Insurance Company
Burlington Savings Bank
Central Vermont Medical Center, Inc
Philip Hoff
Economic Advisory Council
Vermont Scenery Preservation Council
Hoff
Resource Priority Board
Information Planning Council
Bennington Hospital Notes December 1 2 3 1967
Admissions and births for Bennington area list multiple individuals by full names and home towns, including Joan Quakenbush Patricia Muckle Timothy Guetti Eva Montgomery and others. Discharges include Ralph Oakes Sr A Sidney Edson Mrs Hope Leonard and more, with several births announced across Cambridge and Berlin NY and local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Oakes Sr
A. Sidney Edson
Hope Leonard
Susan Moss
Bennington
Obituaries and Deaths in Bennington Area
Obituary notices for Mrs. Ansis Vitenbergs and Royal F. Bostwick, plus brief death reports from West Arlington to Bridgewater, list survivors, birthplaces, and last residences. Funeral arrangements, call times, and memorials to church funds are noted, with services at Myhar & Son, Hanson-Walbridge, and Park Lawn Cemetery plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansis Vitenbergs
Marija Bergmanis
County St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Kuldiga
Latvia
Katrina Bergmanis
Vitenbergs
Tansitor Electronics
North Bennington
Royal
F. Bostwick
North Bennington Road
Bennington College
Bennington
Mt. Tabor
Herbert G
Emily (Roberts) Bostwick
Marion L. Baldwin
Bostwick
Clyde
Mildred) Hoyt
Pownal
Hanson-Walbridge
Alfred Scott
Park Lawn
Grandview
North Bennington Baptist Church
Mahar & Son Funeral
St. Francis de Sales Church
Park Lawn Chapel
William E. Dwyer
South Stream Road
John
Lola (Carpenter) Dwyer
Bennington- Pownal Valley
Clara Oakes
Hinsdale
Mass
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Ho Raises Price To End War
London based diplomats say Hanoi under Ho Chi Minh has raised the price for ending the Vietnam war. North Vietnam rejects negotiations, aiming for American defeat by political or military means. Hardliners control Hanoi, moderating voices silenced, with no chance of a negotiated settlement. Moscow supplies most war material to North Vietnam while China may boost aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
United States
Peking
China
Russia
Moscow
New York Men Fined For Sandgate Jacklighting Case
Three New York men, Gene M. Daigle James Gallance and Allen Robichaud all of Rensselaer pleaded guilty in Bennington District Court to taking a wild deer with artificial light. Each was fined 107 60 and faces 30 days in jail if unpaid. The rifle used was ordered confiscated and turned over to the Vermont Fish and Game Department after wardens testified to lighting and shooting in Sandgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandgate
New York
Gene M. Daigle
Troy
James Gallance
Rensselaer
Allen Robichaud
Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Fienberg
Vermont Fish and Game Department
William Lacount
James Williams
Alan Hess
Bennington County
Vermont
Victor L. Hastings
Arlington
Orlando Cullinan
Hastings
House of Correction
Edwin F. Hoard
North Bennington
New Developments in Case of Missing Dogs
Weekend updates raise the reward by 50 dollars to 150 for information on missing hounds. Mrs. Florence Vosburgh links the case to four dogs taken from Strohmaier farm and disposed of by Second Constable Daniel Kimball Jr. A town meeting was canceled by the selectmen following guidance from Town Agent Margaret Lillie. Richard Perrott notes contradictions in Kimball’s statements about the dogs’ fate and urges body recovery to compare with East Pownal pets. State’s Attorney Carmody to weigh further action. legal representation is listed for Vosburgh and Perrott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lillie
Board of Selectmen
Richard Perrott
Vosburgh
Kimball
Pownal
Tor. Harvey Jones
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Notices and Ski Report
Bennington notes a 12 inch base at Stratton Mountain with frozen granular surface. Army Pvt Nolan W McLenithan assigned to Fort Knox Ky, undergoing basic and then eight weeks of advanced training. Community events include King's Daughters meeting, Christmas party signups due Dec 11, and Snowball Bazaar at Second Congregational. Vermont police report one weekend accident on Vail Road in Bennington with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton Mountain
Army
Nolan W. McLenithan
Margaret McLenithan
218 Division
Co. C
8Th Bn
3D Brigade
U.S. Army Training Center
Armor
Fort Knox
Vermont
Alfred H. Lewis
Bennington
Vail
Lewis
Funeral attendance marks May tragedy in Springfield
A 36 person delegation led by Sargent Shriver attended Mrs May's funeral at St Marys in Springfield after a fatal car crash Wednesday night. Mrs May died from injuries while her husband, Edgar May, CEO Director of Inspection in Washington, remained hospitalized in Hanover New Hampshire with critical injuries. Route 106 crash near Springfield formed the deadly outline of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. (Riley) Morgan
Francis Morgan
Ireland
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Philip and
Catherine (Campbell) Riley
Bennington
Fillmore Farms
Gage St
Morgans
St. Francis de Sales
Thomas R. Carty
Springfield
Edgar May
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
May
St. Mary’s Church
Sargent Shriver
OEO
Hartness Municipal
Washington
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Route 106
Senior Citizens Center Opens on North Street
The Senior Citizens Center on North Street welcomes area seniors today through Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. Members may rest, read, and obtain center information. Director Leonard J. Black will attend to discuss plans. Both men and women may use the center as it is cleaned and furnished for comfortable use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Center
North Street
Leonard J. Black
Albany Market Figures Echo Quiet Trade
A fragmentary financial entry from Albany lists small ticker-like figures and prices, including values around 881.88 and 236.23 with modest daily shifts. The partial data hints at routine market activity rather than a major event.
Exams Stolen Ring Noted in Cedar Falls Police Shakeup
Cedar Falls Iowa police chief Roger Wood dismissed Sgt Don L Mortimer a part time university student for neglect of duty disobedience and misconduct. He was accused of involvement in a ring stealing examination papers from teachers and selling them to students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls, Iowa
UPI
Roger Wood
Don L. Mortimer
Mortimer
WSCS Schedules Tasting Fair at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service plans a Tuesday meeting at 7 30 p.m. featuring a Tasting Fair with many desserts of foreign origin. Coordinators Gladys Butler Joann Preston. Members wear country costumes. Mildred Vallee presents a film Christmas Through the Ages. Circle V handles decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Gladys Butler
Joann Preston
Mildred Vallee
Circle V
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Life Executive
Power Company
Joan Quakenbush
Patricia Muckle
Timothy Guetti
Walter Paligo
Eva Montgomery
Alden LaCroix
Michelle Caron
Shirley Lincourt
James Hardyman
Manchester
Eleanor Davis
Wilmington
Charles Lancour
Susan Adams
Manchester Depot
Lillian Watson
Leonard Fortin
Bonnie Peters
Cambridge
N.Y
Timothy Gaudette
Cassandra Corbett
Constance Chandler
Hoosick Falls
Carleton Peters
Dee
Lawrence Mattison
Park St
Arnold Kuebler
East Main St
Perle Webb
Putnam St
Gerald Deshane
Berlin
Thomas Holland
River St
Mrs. Ansis Vitenbergs
Royal F. Bostwick
Mrs. Lawrence Peets
West Arlington
Lawrence
Marion) Peets
Peets
Port Orange
Daytona Beach
Fla
Marion Hawley
Battenkill Handle Co
Birch Mill
Lawrence Peets
Mrs
Margaret A
Eugene
Bridget) Driscoll
Dorchester
Philip Riley
Robert W. Southgate
Bridgewater
Silver Street
Mr. Southgate
Charles
Harriet (Gates) Southgate
Auto Electric Co
Bennington Electric
Marshall’s
Park Street
Southgate
Bridgewater Congregational Church
Woodstock Lodge 31
F&am
Winona Davis
Elizabeth Faucher
North Springfield
Charlotte Upham
HoHokus
N.J
U.S
Atty
John B. Harte
Warner
Harte
Charles N. Shortt
Ernest W. Davis
Star Route
Christie B. Crawford
Twistaburger
Siegfried B. Buchmayr
Richville Road
Bennington Briefs
King’s Daughters
Jennie Gardinier
Elm St
John J. Gorman
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Albany
Roxanna Sweet
Albany Medical Center
New Scotland Avenue
Ellis
Catholic Daughters of America
William Hurley
Second Congregational Church
Chico
Main St
YMCA
IMC
Globe Union
Mauhs
Air Force Reserve
Mauhs, Jr. High
Bendi
Vail Road
Gino Baroni
Capital
Father Baroni
William P. Morgan
P. A. Nolin
Jack Golden
Chester Depot
Donald A. Sherman
Bernardsville
N. J
Michael Sher
George W. Cohen
Jack Gonzales
Charles E. Breason
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Msgr
Nolin
Shriver
Theodore Berry
William Kelly
Bertrand Harding
Robert Cassidy
George McCarthy
Sarge
OES
Mt. Anthony
Masonic Temple
Robert Bruce
Burt
Dow- Jones— Bache
WSCS
Harte Theatre
New York Daily News
Life Magazine
Tony Curtis
Argyle-Solar Productions
Fleor
Dusthams
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