Abendmusik Concert By 50 Member Bennington Choir
A 50 member Bennington choral group rehearse for the Second Congregational Churchs fourth Abendmusik concert set for Sunday at 8 p.m. on Hillside Street in Bennington. The program features Buxtehude Rejoice Beloved Christians in eight movements with organ by Reinhoud H van der Linde, soprano Linda Sutton, alto Norine Mason, bass quartet Estes Osgood Marken Churchill, Hovhaness Alleluia, a Polish carol, junior choir carols, and Francks Chorale in A minor.
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Bennington
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Bennington County Registered Nurses Association
Paradise Restaurant
Reinhoud H. van der Linde
Linda Sutton
Norine Mason
Howard Estes
Dean Osgood
Don Mareken
Steve Churchill
Alan Hovhane
John G. Irons Jr
John W. Milleer
Cesar Franck
Chorale
van der Linde
Peggy Kaul
Eileen Peckham
Sharon Lee Porte
Susie Raymond
Jane Hayden
Joan Osgood
Isabelle Kaplan
Marion Stroud
Shirley Flood
Ben Gilman
Elsa Estes
Debbie Taylor
Loretta Ulrich
Anne Faireman
Pat Bradlich
Mrs. Miller
Jane Lawson
Kim Cook
Altos
Carolyn Whittemore
Joan Blake
Pat Jesseman
Mrs. Irons
Cora May Howe
Reinhoud van der Linde
Hagerman
Hospital Notes Friday December 4 Admissions and Discharges
Admission list includes Margaret Crews Hoosick Falls Francis Golffing Judith Blake and son Beatrice Forrest Ingbold Tollisen Benn ington Gloria Paquet and daughter Arlington Helen Bishop Pownal Center Marie Nugent Hoosick Falls Julia France Wilmington Josephine Mattison Pownal Discharges include Carolyn Hess and daughter North Bennington Irene Gerow and daughter Helen Cooper Maisie Dockum Eva Betit Bennington Ernest Downing Shaftsbury Carl Cunningham Hoosick Falls Barbara Styczynski and daughter Stephentown N Y Lina Shepard North Bennington Mae Jeskie Joseph A Cleveland Bennington Buel W Cutler Woodford Juanita Kilburn Buskirk N Y Emilia Harris Shaftsbury Sandra Howe and son Wilmington Clover Thomas Hoosick Falls Wendy Martin Shaftsbury Master William D Jones Veronica Slattery Bennington Gertrude Bowen Manchester Louis Skidmore 251 North St a daughter Dec Mr and Mrs Fred Stone Manchester Depot a son Dec 6 Mr and Mrs Edward Darknard Hoosick Falls a daughter Dec 6 Mr and Mrs William Roberson Hoosick Falls a daughter Dec 5 Mr and Mrs Brownell Bacon Arlington a son Dec 5 Mr and Mrs Charles Brownell R D 1 Hoosick Falls a daughter Dec 4 Mr and Mrs Jerold J Clayton East Arlington a daughter Mr and Mrs James Elrick Shaftsbury a son Dec 5
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Francis Golffing
Judith Blake
Beatrice Forrest
Ingbold Tollisen
Bennington
Gloria Paquet
Arlington
Helen Bishop
Pownal Center
Marie Nugent
Hoosick Falls
Julia France
Wilmington
Josephine Mattison
Pownal
Lina Shepard
North Bennington
Mae Jeskie
Joseph A. Cleveland
Buel W. Cutler
Woodford
Juanita Kilburn
Buskirk
N.Y
Emilia Harris
Shaftsbury
Sandra Howe and Son
Clover Thomas
Wendy Martin
William D. Jones
Veronica Slattery
Gertrude Bowen
Manchester
William Roberson
Brownell Bacon
Charles Brownell
R.D
Jerold J. Clayton
East Arlington
James Elrick
Longtime Vermont Democrat George Matteson Dies at 96
George D. Matteson 96 a Mattison Road resident since 1895 and noted Vermont Democrat died Saturday afternoon at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Born December 24 1868 in Shaftsbury he farmed most of his life and raised ponies He attended Gov Hoff inaugural ball at age 94 Survived by three daughters Mrs Irene Vaughn Arlington Mrs M Clark Loomis North Bennington Mrs George H Mary Phair North Bennington two sons Kenneth D North Bennington Gaylord G Bennington three grandchildren and a great granddaughter Funeral service Tuesday at his residence conducted by Rev William Abernethy Burial in South Shaftsbury Cemetery Mahar & Son handling arrangements
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North Bennington
George D. Matteson
Mattison Road
Vermont
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Mr. Matteson
Shaftsbury
Daniel
Mary Jane (Hubbell) Matteson
Matteson Tavern
Topping Tavern
Anna May Hill
Shaftsebury
Matteson
Philip H. Hoff
Montpelier
Irene Vaughn
Arlington
M. Clark
Belzora) Loomis
George H
Mary) Phair
Kenneth D
Gay
William Abernethy
Funeral Notices for Mrs Gardner Jones and Others
Funeral services were held for Mrs Gardner Jones formerly Alice Vien of Pownal Center who died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Burial was in Towslee Cemetery. Also services for Mrs Clara E Mead and Dr Patrick F McCormack were noted with details on funerals, burial places, and survivors.
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Gardner Jones
Alice Vien
Pownal Center
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Francis de Sales
Richard McGowan
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
George
William Vien
Henry Mayer
Wilfred Jolly
William Park
Richard Park
Thomas Bransfield
Towslee
Pownal
Father McGowan
Arlington
Rutland
Williamstown
Mass
East Harteford
Hartford
Ballston Spa
N.Y
Clara E. Mead
Jonesville
Hiram Mead
Benedict Memorial Hospital
Mead
Methodist Church
Grand Union sells Manchester Center building to McCullough
Manchester The vacated Grand Union building across the street in Manchester Center was sold to John G McCullough of Shafs bury for investment. Chain Store Realty of Syracuse sold the property which includes a large parking lot. Grand Union opens its new Manchester Center shopping center Tuesday with a 9 am tape cutting ceremony.
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Manchester
Grand Union Company
Manchester Center
John G McCullough
Shaftsbury
McCullough
Chain Store Realty, Inc
Syracuse
N.Y
Grand Union
Medical Equipment Shown To Hospital Auxiliary
Putnam Memorial Hospital hosted the Womens Auxiliary annual meeting as weather kept guests away. President Evelyn Wallace announced staff volunteers would present a program showing new equipment in use with hospital students as patients. Medical staff, led by nursing administrator Miss Phyllis Coburn, demonstrated the devices while Frances Crozier Gertrude Kenney Helene Nolfe and Joan Preston assisted.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Women’s Auxiliary of the Hospital
Evelyn Wallace
Sumner H. McIintire
Vermont Hospital Auxiliary Councils
J. Franklin Jones
Southern Council
Phyllis Coburn
Robert D. Stout
Miss Coburn
Frances Crozier
Gertrude Kenney
Helene Nolfe
Joan Preston
Francis Matthews
Carole Crounse
Helen Kehoe
Lucille Greenberg
Robert Stout
Josephine Eddington
Blanche Marceau
Ruth Holden
Wallace
Auxiliary
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Notices
Bennington officials warn residents to stay off the ice at the Y pool as cold weather may return ice for skating if conditions hold. Selectmen swap regular meeting night to Tuesday at 7 with the Village Water Board to discuss pipe defects tied to the water main extension to Glebee Union plant. Water Commissioners meet at 7:30 in the village offices. Circle 3 of First Methodist hosts a Christmas party with 6:15 supper at 207 North St. Colette Knapp attends Cambridge School of Business in Boston in the executive secretarial program. Countryside groups, VFW members meet at 7 at Vermont Soldiers’ Home for a social. Circle II of First Methodist meets at 7 at Mrs. William Thomson’s home. Bennington Chapter, DAR meets Tuesday at 2:30 at the Free Library with silent auction and Hare monettes. Christmas DAR school collection and refreshments. A jury is empaneled for December term of Bennington County Court. Harrie R. Hyatt, 23, denied driving with suspended license in Rutland. released on $200 bail. offense dated November 22 in Pawlet. Lally Manufacturing Co. hours: Mon-Thu 3–6, Fri 3–9, Sat 9–2. ADV. Dec. 7.
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Bennington
Bennington Village Water Board
Village Water Department
Glebee Union
Harrie R. Hyatt
Rutland
Pawlet
Trustees of UVM Accept Grants Totaling $352,273
The University of Vermont Board of Trustees approved grants totaling 352273 dollars including 14 awards over 1000 with the largest 177820 from the U S Public Health Service for a general clinical research center under Dr Robert Slater and Dr James Bryant.
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Trustees of
UVM
Burlington
University of Vermont Board of Trustees
U.S. Public Health Service
Robert Slater
James Bryant
College of Medicine
Grants list shows multiple federal funds to universities
The court case notes grants totaling various sums to institutions in Alabama and Mississippi, with categories in Technology Agriculture and Home Economics. Major grants exceed one thousand dollars from agencies including the Public Health Service NSF Atomic Energy Commission and others, directed by named researchers and program heads.
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Ing
United States Public Health Service
Mary J. Gray Bassett
National Science Foundation
William White
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Ted B. Flanagan
U.S. Public Health Service
Richard L. Naeye
John Abajian Jr
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Thomas Dowe
A. Paul Krapche
A.H. Chambers
Bennington YMCA Basketball Program Begins
The Bennington Village Recreation Committee and the Bennington Area YMCA launched a boys basketball program at the Y gym with 50 attendees. Instruction and games run Saturdays 9 to noon for grades five through twelve, with separate sessions for 9 to 10:30 and 10:30 to noon. No varsity players may participate. free of charge and open to all in Bennington County with sign up and sneakers. No sessions on December 26 or January 2, 1965.
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YMCA
Bennington County
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