Obituary notices from Hoosick Falls area pay respects
Caesar Galvagni 54 a longtime Hoosick Falls baker and Cookie Jar operator dies after a short illness in Bennington Born in Brescia Italy he came to the United States as an infant Survivors include his wife Adrienne Bouchard four sons and five daughters Funeral at the Church of the Immaculate Conception and burial in St Marys Cemetery Also noted are Marselle Oliver 76 a long-time area resident and Airman A2c Thomas Fraher 21 killed in a Wolfeboro NH car crash with details on survivors and service arrangements Bertha Niles 80 of Pownal dies at Putnam Memorial Hospital and Mary Cassidy New York City resident dies at Putnam Memorial Hospital with arrangements noted
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Caesar Galvagni
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Brescia
Italy
Pittsfield
Mass
Gage Street
Cookie Jar
Adrienne Bouchard
Pfc
Ronald Galvagni
U.S. Air Force
Alabama
Norman Galvagni
U.S. Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
John
Joseph
Ciro F
Camerto
Rose Marie Galvagni
Owego
N.Y
Cheryl
Joanne
Christine
Eugene
Aldo
Bruno
Victor
Florence
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Leo J. Mahar
Hoo- Lick Falls
Pamela Wilcox
Pownal
Michael J. Fraher Jr
Michael
Anne) Caslin
New York City
Denis Fraher
Dolores Fraher
St. Francis de Sales Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral
Alfred E. Incorrupi
Natick
Shaftsbury
Bertha May Niles
Twitchell Hill
Albert
Fannie
Demeanville) Towslee
Gordon Hewitt Niles
Pownal Baptist Church
The
National Carbon
Old Bennington
John L. Niles
Harvey A. Niles
Schenectady
Raymond G. Niles
H. Frances Beebe
Raymond Grisette
Arthur Moulton
Portland
Maine
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Melvin R. McGaughey
First Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mary Cassidy
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
New York Funeral Service Company
East 74Th St
Fienberg
Ball
David J. Curtin
Windsor
Patrick
Schiemenz
Elm Street
Sheila A. Johnson
Mechanicst
North Bennington
U.S
Six Weekend Accidents Reported by Police
A steady stretch of weekend crashes left six accidents tallied by state and local police. Key incidents include a head on collision on State Aid Road 2 near Chiselville Bridge injuring John and Patricia Frost, and a left turn mishap on U.S. 7 near Benn Barry Shop injuring five passengers but no major injuries. Other events involve a Wayne New Jersey driver bobbing after a deer strike on Vermont 11-30 in East Manchester, a Rutland truck off U.S. 7 near guard rails, a Brattleboro car hitting guard rails on Vermont 9, and an unlocated driver leaving the scene after a Woodford road embankment strike.
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Sunderland
State Aid
Chiselville Bridge
Perry E. Mason
John Frost
East Arlington
Mason
Frost
Patricia Frost
James O’neil
Arlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hanson-Walbridge
Harrington
Dickson
Vermont
Manchester
Jules Devigne
Wayne
N.J
Charles N. Cobb
Glen Rock
Gary Smyth
Bradford Gage
New York City
Devigne
Karen
U.S
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Harold Olson
Rutland
Olson
Laurel Bills
Brattleboro
Vermont 9
Woodford
Lawrence Brissette
Wilmington
Adams Paper Strike Settled at Wells River
A two month dispute at Adams Paper Co Wells River ended with near unanimous acceptance of a new company proposal. Union Local 440 and Wraptures Gift Wrap Inc of Rochester N Y negotiated under Federal Mediator John J O Reilly. Workers began returning to duties with full staff expected by midweek and a formal contract signing forthcoming.
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Adams Paper Co
Wells River
Wraptures Gift Wrap Inc
Rochester
N.Y
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
Rutland
John J. O’reilly
H. James Wallace
Wraptures
Vermont
Ben Mont
Bennington
Wallace
J. Edward Hogan
Harvey Wilson
Craig C. Smith
Alvin D. Jenkins
Walter A. Lapham
Funeral for John Flanagan in Jamaica New York
Funeral services were held for John Flanagan who died Thursday at Jamaica Hospital. Requiem High Mass at St Francis de Sales Church was led by Rt Rev Msgr Francis B Flanagan with a Rosary the prior evening. Interment will be at Park Lawn Chapel with spring burial. Relatives come from South Ozone Park and Melville.
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Oliver Marselle
Sourcliffe Nursing Home
St. Albans
Oliver and
Mary (Goodrow) Marselle
Vermont Tissue Mills
Frank
Arthur
Bristol
Winooski
John Flanagan
Jamaica
N.Y
St. Francis de Sales
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Francis B. Flanagan
Edward L. Silver
Edward F. Silver
Francis J. Silver
William J. Hurley Jr
Flanagan
Park Lawn Chapel
South Ozone Park
Melville, N.Y
Man jailed for rock throw at Elks Lodge in Bennington
Stephen T. Bender, 52, pleaded guilty to breach of the peace after throwing a rock through a plate glass window at the Elks Lodge during Christmas carol music. An alternate suspended sentence of 30 days in county jail was imposed with probation and a $50 restitution requirement to the Elks Club.
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Bennington
Elks Lodge
Stephen T. Bender
The
R. Marshall Witten
Witten
Bender
Fienberg
Altrnate
Elks Club
Smouth College
George F. McGuire
Bennington College
Miss Donahue Completes Training in Nursing Career
Miss Barbara M. Donahue formerly of Bennington has completed training at Olympia Memorial Hospital Port Angeles and joins the nursing staff at Virginia Mason Hospital Seattle She is the daughter of Leo C Donahue and the late Mary Hurley Donahue of Bennington and a niece of the late D Agnes Hurley of Bennington.
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Seattle
Wash
Barbara M. Donahue
Bennington
Olympia Memorial Hospital
Port Angeles
Virginia Mason Hospital
Donahue
Leo C. Donahue
Hoosick Falls
Troy
Mary (Hurley) Donahue
D. Agnes Hurley
League To Consider Apportionment Question
Members of the Bennington League of Women Voters meet Wednesday at 8 at Mrs Danforth Geer’s home to discuss state legislature apportionment. With a possible constitutional amendment sponsored by Sen Everett Dirksen, leagues nationwide weigh how to support or oppose changes. Mrs Victor Bovee chairs the resource committee for the Old Bennington meeting at Seminary Lane.
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Bennington League of Women Voters
Danforth Geer
Everett Dirksen
Congress
U.S
LWV
U.S. Supreme Court
Victor Bovee
Geer
Seminary Lane
Old Bennington
Two Reserve Units To Be Deactivated In Vermont
Vermont Army Reserve units the 618th Transportation Company and the 5th Howitzer Battalion of the 76th artillery will be deactivated before Christmas. Lt. Col. John R. Hardy said both units will meet through December 22, with the Burlington based artillery battalion and the White River Junction company slated for disbanding following a Defense Department order.
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Burlington
Upd
Vermont
John R. Hardy
618Th Transportation Company
76Th Artillery
Hardy
618Th
White River Junction
Department of Defense
Vatican council vote shifts amid confusion at ceremony
The article notes cans changing positions causing confusion among hierarchies ahead of Tuesday's formal vote likely reducing negative tallies. Pope Paul VI will promulgate four decrees in a public council session with solemn ceremonies planned for Wednesday. A contentious birth control section drew opposition from 155 bishops, reflecting liberal and conservative divides.
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Paul VI
Bennington Briefs Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting planned
Post No. 1332 VFW to hold its regular meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in VFW rooms with district commander visiting. Daughters of the American Revolution hold a dessert meeting Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs Leon Orr's Weeks Street home with a silent auction. Catholic Daughters of America Court St Andrew meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. preceded by supper at 6 30 with gifts for Christmas party. Alfred J Rau turns 90 Thursday. he lives at Fairview Nursing Home and is a longtime author and United Negro College Fund supporter. YMCA schedule unchanged. Christmas Workshop led by Robert M Gerity to repair and paint dolls and toys. Ray's Market has select specials for Tuesday and Wednesday. Elks social at K of C hall. Henry Reynolds opens auto service on Hunt Street. call 442-4002.
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VFW
Daughters of the American Revolution
Leon Orr
Weeks Street
Orr
Franklin Riley
Court St. Andrew
Catholic Daughters of America
Ruth Holden
B. Hogan
L. Longtin
YMCA
Robert M. Gerity
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges in Vermont Towns
Admissions list includes Eliza Frost Kev Estes Betty Stoessel North Bennington and others. Discharges cover Eleanor Myers Lucy Springer Montgomery Shaftsbury Long Sauer and several Bennington residents. Births report Sullivan Jacksonville a son and Alder man Berlin N Y a daughter both on December 4 1965.
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Eliza Frost
Kevin Estes
Bennington
Betty Stoessel
North Bennington
Eleanor Myers
Lucy Springer
Hoosick Falls
George P. Montgomery
Shaftsbury
Ellen Long
Anna Sauer
Philips Marcoux
Ormal Pierce Sr
J. Leona Pierce
Penelope Hawkins
State Income Increased By Federal Grants
Vermont state income rose sharply in fiscal 1965 driven by federal grants totaling 38.6 million. The state posted 146.2 million in revenue and 135.8 million in expenditures, with taxes contributing 51.8 million, up from 45.3 million in 1964. the Finance Director said the booklet aims to let citizens review finances in readable form.
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Montpelier
Vermont
State Administration Department
Bruce Mosher
Bennington post office opens with welcome ceremony
The event featured remarks by program master of ceremonies Bennington Village President Salvatore Santarcangelo and Senator-elect Salvatore Santarcangelo. The Rt Rev Francis B Flanagan gave the invocation and Rev Melvin R McGaughey delivered the benediction. Visiting postmasters and former Bennington Postmaster Ward Lyons were introduced. Attendees toured the new postal facility afterward.
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Bennington Village
Bennington County
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Francis de Sales Church
Melvin R. McGaughey
First Methodist Church
Bennington
Ward Lyons
UVM Seeks 2.3 Million for Statewide ETV Network
University of Vermont plans to urge a special legislature session to approve a 2.3 million dollar statewide educational television network. President Shannon McCune says the plan would cover all Vermont educational interests. Earlier, UVM sent 175 thousand dollars in projects to Governor Hoff, including 121 thousand for the Animal Dairy Science Center and 52 thousand for ski team facilities.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
Shannon McCune
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Animal Dairy Science
Paul Feeley To Exhibit Sculptures
Paul Feeley, longtime Visual Arts Division faculty at Bennington College, opens a one man sculpture show Tuesday at Betty Parsons Gallery in New York. Though internationally known as a painter, this is his first solo sculpture exhibition.
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Paul Feeley
Visual Arts Division
Bennington Colege
Betty Parsons
New York
N.Y
Feeley
Nicholas Wilder
Los Angeles
Bennington College
Cooper Union
New School For Social Research
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Stanford University
Mills College
San Francisco
Authors Belitt and Nemerov To Read At Bennington College
Two nationally known poets and Bennington College faculty members, Ben Belitt and Howard Nemerov, will read from their works on Tuesday night at the Carriage Barn. The event, at 8 15 p.m., continues a program linking to a New York Poetry Center series from 1965 66. Belitt recently joined the National Book Awards poetry jury and won the National Institute of Arts and Letters award this year. Nemerov, elected to the National Institute of Arts and Letters last February, delivered a Phi Beta Kappa poem in June and was 1965 poet in residence at Trinity College Poetry Center. His latest book is A Journal of the Fictive Life.
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Ben Belitt
Howard Nemerov
Bennington College
Poetry Center
92Nd Street
New York
N.Y
Belitt
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Nemerov
Harvard University
Phi Beta Kappa
Trinity College Poetry Center
Hartford
Conn
Stock Averages Report at Noon on Dow and Railroads
The Dow Jones industrials stand at 935.74, down 10.36 points. Railroads fall to 239.64, down 4.06. Utilities drop to 151.84, down 1.67. The composite average sits at 330.95, off 4.26 with volume reported at 6,150,000.
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