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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1965

Page

5

Bennington County Mobility Study Highlights Local Stability

A Census Bureau mobility report shows Bennington County residents move less than national averages. About 8,899 residents changed addresses in the last five years, with 5,700 within the county and 3,199 from outside. Overall, 40 percent moved, below the national 47 percent. Younger adults 20 to 24 drive many moves, due to jobs and marriage, while nearly 20 percent stem from marriage or divorce.

New York Bennington County U.S. Census Bureau United States New England States

Two Sisters Shot at Claremont Hospital in New Hampshire

In Claremont New Hampshire a 77 year old ex dairy farmer from Ascutney Vermont shot two sisters in a hospital room then killed himself. The victims were Mrs Mamie Plummer 69 a wealthy widow on the danger list and Mrs Maggie McFadden 72 in satisfactory condition. The attacker Charles Johnson 77 had previously asked to marry Mrs Plummer and was asked to stay away.

Claremont N.H UPI Mamie Plummer Mary Hitchcock Hospital Hanover Claremont General Hospital Maggie McFadden Windsor Claremont General Charles W. Spanos Charles Johnson Ascutney

GVA Winter Promotion Brings Canadiens Rangers to Montreal

The Greater Vermont Association promotes a Vermont Day in Montreal at the Forum on Saturday Jan 29 featuring the Montreal Canadiens versus the New York Rangers. Gov and Mrs Hoff and Lt Gov and Mrs Daley will greet attendees. Vermont gifts and special awards from C Douglas Cairns will be presented, tickets reserved for Vermonters, requests to write GVA for tickets.

Montpelier Greater Vermont Montreal Forum Montreal Montreal Canadiens New York Rangers Clifton Shuttle Barre Vermont Day Philip Hoff John Daley C. Douglas Cairns Burlington GVA Vermont Marble Company Rock of Ages Corporation Steware, Inc Katherine Mosher Woodstock Shuttle Greater Vermont Association P. O

BCHS Saber Presents Christmas Play Night at Catholic High

BCHS senior class stages a modern drama style Christmas assembly Thursday featuring Saint Joseph Mary and the angels with a large chorus. Frederick Torrisi directs with Jonathan Dwyer narrating. Saint Joseph played by Joseph Russell, Mary by Joann Piscopo. students, including Shepherds and Kings, perform four seasonal plays plus hymns and tableaux highlighting Christmas themes.

BCHS Bethlehem Frederick Torrisi Jonathan Dwyer Saint Joseph Joseph Russell Joann Piscopo Mary Charles Myers George Hoyt Donald LaBarge Walter Morrissey Denis Fraher Patrick Kinney Katie Toomey Eleanor Harvey Joy Bisson Bennington Catholic High School Father Spinelli C.S.C Catholic High School Leo Gorman C Santa Carol Paul Timothy Powers Donald Humphreys Patricia Chae Loux George Stockman Susan Torrisi Sue Kane Jeni Lue Vigne Henry Bourgeois C.S.C Roseanne Tripp Peter Piscopo Joseph J. Haverington Ricky Burgess

How Mrs Santa Claus Saved Christmas at BCHS

A humorous Phyllis McGinley poem will headline the BCHS Christmas assembly freshman class program. Lisa Ruland narrates with a three group chorus while Donald Shea Sharon Shea play Santa and Mrs Santa Claus. Nanci Rounds appears as the groom with freshmen as children and elves. Sister Carl Joseph directs the venture with freshmen handling lighting staging makeup and costuming.

Phyllis McGinley Santa Claus BCHS Lisa Ruland Donald Shea Sharon Shea Nanci Rounds Carl Joseph S.S.J

Governor’s surprise visit sparks note from student

Lincoln Neb UPI reports Gov Frank Morrison visited a Sandhills grade school last week and left a strong impression. A Tuesday note from a student, Dorothy, reveals her ending line: After you left, we went to the bathroom.

Bennington Catholic juniors fund wreaths for charity drive

Yale project plus the BCHS junior class hosted a seasonal wreath making effort directed by Mrs. Katherine Toomey. They collected pine boughs at Leon Boutin farm and, with parents, assembled wreaths in the BCHS cafeteria then expanded work the following Saturday to meet high demand. Proceeds support future class projects.

Bennington Catholic High School Katherine Toomey Pownal Leon Boutin James Boutin BCHS Toomey Susan Torrisi

Power demands rise at Central Vermont for week ending Dec 17 1965

Central Vermont Public Service Corporation output for the week ending December 17, 1965 totaled 19,792,800 kilowatt hours, up 1,577,000 kWh or 8.66 percent from a year earlier. Year to date output reached 855,762,082 kWh, a 9.23 percent rise versus last year. A new system peak of 179,100 KW was set at 6 p.m. December 20, surpassing the previous December 21, 1964 peak of 160,300 KW.

Rutland Central Vermont Public Service Corporation St. Lawrence

The Christmas Rose Origin in Bethlehem Tale

A tender Christmas tale recalls Wise Men visiting Jesus in Bethlehem and a shepherdess weeping for a gift. Her tears sprout flowers, forming the Christmas Rose blessed by the Infant, blooming most at Christmas time.

Jesus Bethlehem Christ

Weekend Food Buys For Holiday Shopping

Weekend shoppers will find good supplies of preholiday groceries with rising prices on many meats and seafood. Rich steaks, smoked hams, broiler fryers and turkeys remain moderately priced in most areas while vegetables and fruits such as broccoli cabbage carrots celery lettuce onions potatoes radishes squash sweet potatoes apples bananas grapefruit grapes lemons oranges tangerines and cranberries are plentiful along with pecans and canned fish staples.

U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Interior UPI Washington

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