State Engineer Explains Details Of Bennington Bypass Plan
Bennington planning officials questioned a state Highway Department proposal to build a U.S. 7 bypass around Bennington Village as part of an arterial route plan. Engineering chief Herbert Farrington outlined route options, access controls, study steps, hearings, and timing, with no funds for Vermont 9 relocation now. Village leaders pressed for eastern bypass support as trustees and commissioners discuss cooperation and route choices. Eva May Wilkinson, Arlington resident, dies at 76. funeral set in Arlington with services in Fort Myers.
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Bennington Regional Planning Commission
Bennington Village
U.S. 7
Planning Commission
Herbert Farrington
State Highway Department
Commission
Farrington
Vermont 9
Highway Department
Planeing Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Bennington
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Santarcangelo
John C. Burdis
Eva May Wilkinson
Eva Bounds
Warner Nursing Home
Sandgate
George and
Cynethia Bounds
Adeline Traulwein
Fort Myers
Fla
Walter Burke
North Bennington
William
Eleanor) Harrington
Charles Wilkinson
Leonard
Robert Wilkinson
Arlington
Mahar and Son Funeral
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Potter Named Senior Trust Officer at Vermont Bank
Burton W. Potter was promoted from trust officer to senior trust officer at a Vermont Bank and Trust Co meeting on December 15. In Brattleboro, Paul C. Ballou became assistant trust officer and George H. Duke Jr. was named assistant treasurer. Potter, his wife, and three children reside at 315 Elm Street. Ballou, a Yale alumnus, serves as Brattleboro Town Meeting representative and PTA treasurer. Duke, a Brattleboro native, leads the West Dummerston Volunteer Fire Department and is an auxiliary state police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Burton W. Potter
Brattleboro
Paul C. Ballou
George H. Duke Jr
Potter
315
Elm St
First National Bank of Bennington
New Haven
Conn
West Brattleboro
The
Academy School Pta
Vermont Yale Club
Duke
West Dummerston
Bank
Village Police Nab Weeks School Escapee
Nolan McLenahan 15 of Safford Street was captured in Vergennes after escaping Weeks School with Marshall Bailey. Bailey 16 of Brandon remains in Troy custody on grand larceny and reckless driving charges following a car theft spree that culminated in a collision with a Troy police cruiser. Bailey fled on foot but was soon arrested. a Union Carbide employee reported her missing Potter car, later found undamaged. Bailey previously seized the Potter vehicle then stole a Waterville car, prompting a high speed chase and injuries to two officers.
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Bennington Village
Vergennes
Troy
N.Y
Nolan McLenahan
Safford Street
Weeks School
Marshall L. Bailey
Brandon
McLennahn
Veregennes
New York
North Hoosick
Bennington
McLenihan
Bailey
Rosalie Potter
Shaftiebury
Union Carebide Consumer Products Co
Division
Scott Streets
Potter
Troy Man Purchases Eddington Auto Agency in Troy
William Hogan, 34, of Troy, buys the William H. Eddington Inc. auto agency at 239 Main St Troy to run as Bill Hogan Chevrolet Cadillac Inc. He plans expansion and seeks more mechanics while retaining current staff. The Eddington firm, started in 1929, added Cadillacs in 1945 and later saw the two Eddington sons join before the senior founder’s retirement.
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William H. Eddington
Eddington Agency
Shaftsbury youth charged with grand larceny is delinquent
In Municipal Court Judge George M. Fienberg delinquent minor Erick Sallisky 17 received a suspended sentence to the Weeks School in Vergennes after being charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing a car from Eugene LaCroix in Shaftsbury on Dec 8. The youth was told by the judge to use the break wisely and behave.
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Shaftsbury
George M. Fienberg
Vergennes
Fienberg
Erick Sallisky
Sallisky
Euegene LaCroix
William Clark
Clark
Michael Barber
Park Street
Bennington Village
Barber
John P. Morrissey
Paul L. Harrington
Charles St
Arleington
Harrington
Atty
Robert E.cummings
Cecil W. Pratt
Depot St
U.S. 7
Pownal
Pratt
Herbert C. Holland
Bennington
Dale
House of Correction
Windsor
Wilson Grose
South St
South Street
Stanley R. King
U.S
Muicipal Court
Lloyd L. Knowlton
Buskirk
N.Y
Williamstown
Mass
Edna J. Morey
Pawlet
Sunderland
Chiselville Bridge
Edward E. Gardner Jr
Elm St
United Counseling Service
Thomas A. Hackett
Hoosick Falls
Vermont
Horace Shepard
Boulder
Colo
Dorset
James J. Byrne
Greenfield
Tentative Mt Anthony Union School Bond Budget Reveals 1.94 Million
Mt Anthony Union School Board considered a tentative budget proposing a 1,940,000 bond issue for a Feb 2 vote. The plan adds an 8,800 square foot area vocational center, potentially aided by federal funds, with total project cost estimated at 2,785,000 and net eligible state aid of 2,535,000.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Barton L. Jenks
Shaftsbury
Jenks
State Highway Department
Park Street
Stock Averages at Noon Report by Industrials and Utilities
The noon stock update shows Industrials at 868.11 up 4.54, Railroads at 205.24 up 0.03, Utilities at 155.04 up 0.02, with a composite average of 304.53 up 0.92 and total sales of 2,220,000.
Hospital Notes December 17 Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include George A. Rogers Jr Bennington Mrs Lola Tuttle Hoosick Falls Mrs Lillian Hoyt Arlington Discharges list Mrs Margaret Malone Bennnington Mrs Katherine Bacon Arlington Thelma Sauseville and baby girl Bennnington Mr Zane Tobin North Bennington Margaret Heinel Manchester Center Newborn girls to James Washington 7 Bradford Place and to Mr and Mrs John Woodcock West Arlington and to Mr and Mrs James Payne Troy New York
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George A. Rogers Jr
Bennington
Lola Tuttle
Hoosick Falls
Lillian Hoyt
Arlington
Margaret Malone
Katherine Bacon
Thelma Sauseville
Zane Tobin
North Bennington
Margaret Heinel
Manchester Center
James Washington
Bradford Place
John Woodcock
West Arlington
James Payne
Troy
N.Y
Questionnaire Time For VA Pensioners
White River Jct announces annual income questionnaires for veterans and dependents. Questionnaires were mailed by the VA at the end of November and must be returned by January 31, 1965. The VA also notified recipients of old law pension of new law increases and amendments. election cards were sent to allow shift to the new law.
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White River Jct
VA Information Service
Law Disenfranchises Union School Voters Debate
Two Mt. Anthony Union School Board lawyers weigh a state law provision that could bar many eligible voters from the February 2 bond issue vote. Mrs. Lucy Johnson notes the 1963 tax-based checklist makes little sense for a 1965 bond, while John Morrissey argues the bond vote checklist must mirror the March 1964 town meeting list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Johnson
Mt. Anthony Union School
John P. Morrissey
Bennington Briefs Covering Local Events And Notices
Local schedule notes include a Well Baby Clinic at Elementary School on Saturday morning for pre school children. Bennington barber shops plan limited openings around Christmas and New Year weekends. Stratton Mountain reports one inch of new powder with upper lift to open Saturday. Deborah Pike, Mary A Burnham School student, performed at a Christmas tableaux service before holidays. An Italian Chucka after ski boots shipment arrives at King's Shoe Service. Iron Kettle advertises roast sirloin and baked macaroni specials. Tax payment concerns raise questions about voting on the 1965 bond issue. January vote dates set for 12 19 and 26. North Bennington Graded School Board seeks music education input from Nowak.
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Johnson
Morrissey
Eugene V. Clark
Lionel Nowak
North Bennington Graded School Board
Union School
Nowak
Bennington College
Apportionment Meeting With Aiken Put Off
A second Vermont reapportionment meeting will not be held before the January 6 General Assembly convenes. Rep. Kenalene J. Collins of Readsboro said a November Montpelier session raised expectations of a December meeting with Sen. George D. Aiken, but he is too busy. The Supreme Court ruling delaying the reapportionment order has given extra time after January 6.
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Vermont
General Assembly
Kenalene J. Collins
Boro
Collins
Sen. Aiken
American Farm Bureau
Philadelphia
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Evergreen Cemetery
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Burdis
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Dott
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Dorset, Vt
Harte Theatre
Jatinee
Hawk
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Eddington Auto Agency
William Eddington
Chicago
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Washington
William E. Miller
Republican National Committee
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Albany
Bennington Briefs
Stratton Mountain
Deborah Pike
Mary A. Burnham School
Northampton
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Child Life Shoes
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Tommorrow
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North & Pleasant St
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