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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1961

Page

10

Putnam Memorial Hospital Mulls In-Room TV Sets for Patients

Surveys at Putnam Memorial Hospital show 60 percent of patients would welcome in-room television and be willing to rent a set. Administrator Robert D. Stout notes remote control and pillow speaker features, but wiring and master antenna costs are major factors. The board will study surveys and installation expenses before a decision.

Putnam Memorial Hospital Robert D. Stout Stout Putnam Board of Corporators

Strong Winds topple Main Street Christmas lights

Strong winds last night tore down holiday decorations on Main Street. Two strings of lights were blown from their moorings, one across near the YMCA and another west of Putnam Square. Police recovered the first, while William Billett, fire alarms superintendent and wiring helper, was called to cut the wires on the second.

Main Street YMCA Putnam Square William Billett

Beech Street School Youths Plan Christmas Program

Beech Street School announces a Christmas program Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the school. Part I features Candy Tree dancers Silver Bells rhythm band Up on the Housetop Mend ing Party and more. Second half includes Long Ago O Come Little Children Friendly Beasts and Silent Night with a Nativity scene listing several student participants.

Beech Street School Joseph Wayne Corey Mary Kathy Harrington Shepherds David Jordan Robert Jones Joseph Roberto Angels Rosemary Harrington Debra Jones Linda Burgess Jerrie Morse Harry Campbell Steven Lampron Bruce Davis Sandra Richard Friendly Beasts Michael Quackenbush Roger Gates John Stratton Lawrence Dickey Robert Stout

Funeral for William Bartoski Held at Immaculate Conception

The funeral for William Bartoski was held Wednesday morning from his home at 33 Lyman Street and the Church of the Immaculate Conception. A Requiem High Mass was sung by Rev. John J. Lamond and Rev. Lawrence J. Gerrity conducted the committal in St. Marys Cemetery. Rosary was recited Tuesday night. Bearers were William Cronin Stanley Remancus Francis Bachorz and Thomas Cullen.

William Bartoski Lyman St Church of the Immaculate Conception John J. Lamond O.S.A Lawrence J. Gerrity St. Mary’s Cemetery William Cronin Stanley Remancus Francis Bachorz Thomas Cullen

Wallace and Emerson elected to Farm Bureau board

Wallace of Waterbury Vermont and Emerson of Corunna Maine were elected yesterday to the board of directors of the American Farm Bureau Federation.

Chicago Keith Wallace Waterbury, Vt Jerome Emerson Corunna, Maine American Farm Bureau Federation

Santarcangelo and Black Win GBA Awards

The Greater Bennington Association announced two annual awards after Wednesday night board action. Salvatore Santarcangelo receives the D. Ed Moore II Award for greatest individual contribution to the Association, noted for Bicentennial Celebration leadership. Leonard J. Black earns the President's Citation for outstanding contribution to the Bennington area, cited for YMCA service. Presentations will occur at the March annual meeting.

Greater Bennington Association Salvatore Santarcangelo Ben Mont Ave D. Ed Moore II GBA Santarcangelo Bennington Chamber of Commerce Leonard J. Black Elm St Bennington

Public Aid Sought to Stop Wreath Theft in Bennington

Edward L. Silver Bennington police chief reports several wreath thefts from villagers doors. He asks wreath sellers to notify police before sales and notes a distinctive della Robbia Christmas wreath with red apple and lemon, 12 by 15 inches, as a potential giveaway if attempted resale.

Edward L. Silver Bennington Silver Della Robbia

Chapman Hurt In Car Crash Near Hoosick Falls

John Chapman 45 of Williamstown Mass was listed in fairly good condition after a 5 PM Hill Road crash. His car left the roadway and hit an embankment, suffering facial and chest injuries. he was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital by Hoosick Rescue Squad. A second vehicle, driven by an unnamed Petersburg New York man, was treated and released.

Putnam Memorial Hospital John Chapman Dodge Fiber Corp Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Williamstown Mass Chapman Petersburg Philip Martinez

Bennington Listers Push Lease Land Tax Bill

Vermont listers plan to seek a lease land tax bill in the 1963 session aiming to raise about 100000 in local property taxes. The Association of Sisters and Assessors will introduce the measure taxing lease land users, with churches and schools owning much of the property. Francis J. Hogan, chairman of the Bennington Board of Sisters, cited possible Glebe lands and noted that church property used for religious purposes remains tax exempt. he believed Bennington has no glebe lands.

Vermont Association of Sisters and Assessors Bennington Hogan Burlington

Obituary: Shaftsbury Store Owner George I Teal Dies

Shaftsbury grocery proprietor George I. Teal 68 died suddenly at home after frail health. Born March 14 1893 in Bennington he ran a store in Shaftsbury for 25 years previously worked at Bennington Brush and managed Grand Union stores in Troy and Albany. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth Lambert a daughter Mrs John Cary a sister Mrs Margaret Pratt a brother Oliver Teal a grandson Edward Wansbury a granddaughter Marilyn Cary and two great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with burial in St Johns Cemetery North Bennington. Funeral home visits noted Saturday night and Sunday afternoon and evening.

Shaftsbury George I. Teal South Shaftsbury Mr. Teal Bennington Bennington Brush Grand Union Troy Albany Elizabeth W. Lambert Teal Lake Champlain St. Peter’s Episcopal Church John E. Cary Troy, N.Y Margaret Pratt Oliver Teal Edward Wansbury Marilyn Cary Warwick N.Y Mahar & Son Funeral Donald A. Webster St. John’s Cemetery North Bennington

Trucker Dies During Delivery in Troy

Edward F. Ryan a 50 year old Troy truck driver with a heart history collapsed at Pierce’s Plumbing while unloading pipe. He died at 2 30 p m after a seizure following a coffee break at Peter’s Ice Cream and Candy Shop. He leaves six children. Funeral services were set for Monday in Troy.

Troy N.Y Edward F. Ryan Oviatt Plumbing and Heating Distributing Co Pierce James Ormsby Ormsby Peter Main St Ryan New York Donald F. Shea Shea Mahar and Sons Staton Funeral

Austrian born Bennington resident Hermann Fischer dies at 60

Hermann M Fischer 60 resident of Burgess Road died at Sourcliffe Nursing Home where he had been a patient since April He was born in Austria February 25 1901 and came to the United States as an infant He lived in Bennington about 58 years worked at the Allen A and later Sibley Mfg Co He married Martha Mattison who died two years ago Survivors include three sisters Mrs Ella Brock Tucson Arizona Mrs Mary Howe Mt Vernon New York and Katherine Fischer Albany New York and three brothers Anton Milan Michigan Englebert Harper Kansas and Francis Bennington Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm Mahar and Son Funeral Home Rev Frank W Grippin will officiate Entombment in Park Lawn Chapel and spring burial Friends may call tonight after 7 and Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 when family will be in attendance.

Herman M. Fischer Burgess Road Sourcliffe Nursing Home Austria Bennington Burgess School Allen-A Sibley Mfg. Co Fischer Martha Mattison Ella Brock Tucson Art Mary Howe Mt. Vernon N.Y Katherine Fischer Albany Anton Fischer Milan Mich Englebert Harper, Kan Francis Mahar & Son Funeral Frank W. Grippin First Methodist Church Park Lawn Chapel

Mrs Breese Lighthall of Ausable Forks Dies After Illness

Mrs Breese Lighthall formerly Delia Malone of Bennington New York died Thursday at Saranac hospital after about a month of illness. She was the daughter of John and Nellie Malone born in White Creek educated in Bennington. Survived by husband three sisters two brothers. Funeral is set for Saturday afternoon in Ausable Forks.

Breese Lighthall Ausable Forks N. Y Delia Malone Bennington Saranac Hospital John Nellie Malone White Creek Mary Feeney Teresa Miller Chicopee Mass Helen O’neil Hoosick Falls Lee Malone John Malone

Christmas Tableaux Rehearsal at Second Congregational Church

A rehearsal of the Christmas Tableaux is set for Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Second Congregational Church. Local ads note Plante Jewelers at 106 School Street with extended evening hours and discounts.

Second Congregational Church

Sign visibility sparks minor fine in municipal court

Susanne Vaughan 19, an X ray technician from Valentine Street, pled no contest to failing to stop at a stop sign on the northeast corner of Silver and Union Streets. Village Atty Reuben Levin recommended a $10 fine after noting the sign is hard to see from the southbound approach. Howard Chandler 26 faced non support charges with bail set, and Eleanor Lee 70 was cleared on a careless driving count. Judge Eugene V. Clark held court as St Joseph’s College students observed and asked questions on court procedures.

Reuben Levin Susanne M. Vaughan Eugene V. Clark Levin Silver Union Streets Vaughan Valentine St Howard Chandler North Street Chandler Manchester Eleanor T. Lee

Putnam Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Frank Snow Bennington. Gertrude Rice North Bennington. Douglas Ogilvie Hoosick Falls N Y. Discharges include Mrs Ruth Levin and baby girl North Bennington Elizabeth Randall Manchester Ruth Clough Dorset Patricia Burke Thomas Hayes Bennington Flora Aldrich Wilmington.

Frank Snow Bennington Gertrude Rice North Bennington Douglas Ogilvie Hoosick Falls N.Y Ruth Levin Elizabeth Randall Manchester Ruth Clough Dorset Patricia Burke Thomas Hayes Flora Aldrich Wilmington

Nine Day Forecast For New England Weather Outlook

The U S Weather Bureau forecasts five day period from Saturday to Wednesday with temperatures in northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island averaging 3 to 9 degrees below normal. Cold weekend followed by a slight warm up Monday and Tuesday then colder again on Wednesday. Precipitation expected 0.2 to 0.6 inch, mostly snow in northern New England and snow or rain across Massachusetts and Rhode Island Monday night and Tuesday.

Boston U.S. Weather Bureau New England Massachusetts Rhode Island

Nurses Training System Endorsed By College Group

Vermont State Colleges Inc. directors approved in principle a two year nurses training program at Castleton Teachers College. Chairman H Ward Bedford said the board authorized Castleton President Richard J. Dundas III to proceed with preliminary plans for a fall inauguration. The board also voted to continue a University of Vermont summer school program for teachers at Castleton and to start a similar program at Lyndon Teachers College.

Burlington, Vt Vermont State Colleges Inc Castleton Teachers College H. Ward Bedford Cornwall Castleton Richard J. Dundas, III University of Vermont Lyndon Teachers College

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