Manchester Youth Among Weekend Crash Injuries
A 20 year old Manchester Center youth is in fair condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a Sunday morning crash on U.S. 7 in Arlington. His 1964 Ford Falcon was a total loss. An elderly North Adams couple were treated and released after a Shaftsbury crash on U.S. 7 involving a 1962 Oldsmobile. A Readsboro crash on South Hill Road left a 1953 Oldsmobile damaged. three Berkshire County youths escaped injury. In New York, Shaftsbury man Donald Moffitt was jailed after a Rensselaer County crash and Arraignment will follow his hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Center
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Robert E. Emmanuelson
U.S. 7
Arlington
North Adams
Mass
Shaftsbury
John A. Benvenuti
Benvenuti
Nellie Benvenuti
Robert R. Rice
Neil Hanlon
Williamstown
Wyane Ballou
Monroe
New York
New York 7
Rensselaer County
Donald Moffitt
Moffitt
Joanne Cummings
Benenington
Mekong Delta
U. S
Saigon
Mo Cay
U. S. Navy
van D. Bucher
Wagner College
New York City
Dai Ngai
U. S. Army
Municipal Court Records Show Violations and Convictions
In Municipal Court this morning Francis D. Granger 40 of East Arlington pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received a 75 dollar fine and 60 day jail sentence suspended on probation. Raymond E. Skidmore 21 of West Rupert pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license. Additional cases include Moody 18 Arlington speeding, Burnham 17 Walthamstown stop sign, and Haskell Jr 17 Bennington careless driving with fines ranging from 20.10 to 40.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. Granger
East Arlington
George M. Fienberg
U.S. 7
Arleington
Raymond E. Ski
Fienberg
Frederick A. Moody
Arlington
U.S
Manchester
John F. Burnham
Wileshamstown
Mass
Depot
Edward W. Haskell Jr
Bennington
Gage Street
Haskell
New England Ski Areas Face Delays and Snow Hope
Ski ceremonies postponed for about a month with no date set. Sen George D Aiken and Lt Gov elect John J Daley were listed for Saturday opening. Prospect Mountain near Woodstock reports insufficient snow to start. Killington gains 10 to 12 inches with good skiing. Storm drops 3 to 12 inches statewide. Resorts seek to recover losses from December washout as New Year aims for break even. Stone Area Association's Burr Vail notes visitors returning and snow easing drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
George D. Aiken
John J. Daley
Prospect Mt
Woodford
Killington
New Hampshire
Burr Vail
Stone Area Association
Union District Withdrawal Law Clarified
Vermont Attorney General Charles E. Gibson Jr ruled that a member of a newly enlarged union school district may vote to withdraw before the one year period ends if the district did not bond. The ruling compares a new member to a club and notes no recomputation of the one year. It suggests legislative amendment if deemed harsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Charles E. Gibson Jr
A. John Holden Jr
Louis P. Peck
Bennington Briefs Falls and Holiday Notices
Dr. D S Roach of 256 North St suffered a serious broken leg from a fall on slippery steps Sunday night. The Rev Sister Anthony F S E and Rev Sister Mary Clement F S E visited at Jules Marcoux home. Miss Adelaide Talbot of Farmingdale L I is visiting the Bard family on Austin Hill Road. David Bard, U V M freshman, is home for holidays. Actors sought for Oedipus staged reading by CPCD at Molly Stark School call 442 4735. No skating at the pool but running water available. Dinette on North Street to reopen Jan 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Roach
North St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Anthony F.S.E
Mary Clement
F.S.E
Romeo Croteau
Fitchburg
Mass
Jules Marcoux
Marcoux
Olof D. Bard
Austin Hill Road
Vail Road
Adelaide Talbot
Farmingdale
L.I
Talbot
Bard
David Bard
University of Vermont
CPCD
Ford Foundation
Cooperate Project
Molly Stark
William Sherman
Village trustees hear junk cleanup and police car talk
Village President Salvatore Santarcangelo will report on three properties with junk and wrecked cars after an inspection. Trustees may buy a second police car if funds allow and will review insurance coverage. Final 1965 bills and budget figures are on the agenda with a year ending January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Santarcangelo
Hilda Hurley
Meade-King Couple Marks Golden Wedding in Grayshott
Golden wedding celebrated in Grayshott England as Mr. and Mrs R Meade-King observe their 50th anniversary. Meade-King is the fifth in his family line to reach a golden wedding in successive generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayshott
England
UPI
R. Meade-King
Meade-King
Funerals Held For Annie Laura Clark And Helen Agostini
The East Arlington funeral of Annie Laura Clark who died December 24 at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington was led by Rev. Granville Greenwold at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home Arlington. Burial followed at View Cemetery Wardsboro with bearers from multiple towns. In Sandgate Helen Martha Agostini wife of Raymond Agostini died December 22. Her funeral at Sandgate Methodist Church was officiated by Rev. Charles Eberhardt of Maryland. Burial was in Sandgate Cemetery with bearers from Sandgate and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Arlington
Annie Laura Clark
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Arlington
Granville Greenwold
Fort Johnson
N.Y
Fred Clark
Seaver Clark
Stratton
Sandgate
Helen Martha Agostini
Raymond Agostini
Sandgate Methodist Church
Charles Eberhardt
Maryland
Sandgate Cemetery
Claude Eastman
Shaftsbury
James Stroffolene
Edward Renner
Fred
William Lomberg
West’s Worst Christmas Floods Dismantle West Coast Lives
A UPI profile recounts the 1955 to 1956 Christmas flood era and the 1960s impact, detailing weather patterns, personal losses, and thousands displaced by floods across California Oregon Washington Idaho and Nevada. It highlights Julio Ramo of Scio Oregon and other residents’ efforts to rebuild after homes and livelihoods were destroyed by rising rivers and saturated ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Ray Crooks
U.S. Weather Bureau
Scio
Ore
Julio Ramo
Santiam River
Rio Dell
Calif
Charlotte
California
Crooks
North Pacific
Oregon Coast
Tropics
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Last Poem By Slain Rights Worker In Massachusetts Review
The winter Massachusetts Review issue features Andrew Goodman’s last poem and the first American translation of Jean Paul Sartre’s Black Orpheus. John MacCombie provides the new translation with Sartre’s permission. The magazine also includes essays by Saunders Redding and Wright Morris, Yeats’ Shadowy Waters, and art by Edwin Romanzo Elmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Andrew Goodman
Jean-Paul Sartre
Massachusetts Review
The
Review
Journal of the Arts, Literature
University of Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Miss
Queens College
New York
Goodman
A. E. Housman
Mary Doyle Curran
Curran
Umass
Sartre
Presence Africaine
Paris
John MacCombie
Umass Department of
Romance Languages
Saunders Redding
Hampton Institute
Redding
America
Philip M. Stern Foundation
Washington, D.C
Wright Morris
William Butler Yeats
Thomas Robischon
Edward Albee
Charles T. Samuels
Richardson
David Daiches
Edwin Romanzo Elmer
Lincoln Kirstein
Peter Viereck
Rolfe Humphries
R. K. Webb
Leonard Baskin
Northampton
Memorial Hall
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Philippine Chief Seeks New Treaty
Manila reports Senate President Ferdinand Marcos calls for renegotiation of the Philippine U.S. bases pact amid protests over the shooting of Filipino trespassers by U.S. sentries. Three congressmen urge closing American bases and recalling Ambassador Blair after a Los Angeles demonstration near Clark Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Inmate Seeks Tools in Letter to Santa Claus
A prisoner nicknamed John the Cow at East Baton Rouge Parish jail wrote Santa requesting a cutting torch about 50 feet of nylon rope and a pair of track shoes. Jail authorities decided not to forward the letter to Santa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge, la
UPI
East Baton Rouge Parish
Santa Claus
John the Cow
John
St. Nick
Hospital Notes and Births Mixed in Village Ledger
Admissions list includes Juanita Eddy Mancester James Pendergast and others. Discharges name Ellen Statin Ethel Elwell Bertram Baker. births note Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards Hoosick Falls a daughter Dec 24 and Michele Elaine born Dec 24 Riverside California weighing six pounds fifteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Statin
Ethel Elwell
Bertram Baker
Frederick Carey Jr
Kimberley Walk
Christopher Connell
Bennington
Juanita Vadakin
Shaftsbury
Arthur Wood
Arlington
Cynthia Dufresne
East Pownal
Lola Tuttle
Hoosick Falls
Roy Betit
Whitingham
Paul McLaughlin
West Newton
Mass
Clark Blake
North Bennington
John R. Edwards
Michelle Elaine
Michael Madison
Riverside
Calif
Madison
Marilyn
Mickey) Beshara
Michael Beshara
Bradeford Street
Obituary of Rt. Rev. Willia A. Tennien
Burlington reports the funeral Mass scheduled Wednesday for the 69 year old Rt. Rev. Willia A. Tennien pastor of St. Mark's Church. A Pittsford native and noted church architecture authority he designed a church in East Fair. He died Saturday night at the North Avenue rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Willia A. Tennien
St. Mark’s
Msgr. Tennien
Pittsford
North Avenue
East Fair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Viet Nam
Bennington Briefs
Leonard J. Black
North Street
ADV
UPI Photo
John F. Kennedy
Buttermilk Mountain
Aspen
Colo
John Jr
Caroline
Kennedy
Howard
Johnsons
Drysdale’s
Annie L. Clark
Mrs. Raymond Agostini
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
West
Ramo
Heaven
Juanita Eddy
James W. Pendergast
Steven Sprague
Wilmington
Michael J. Flynn
Camebridge
Rose P. Vallie
Robert J. Dwyer
Jean L. Fisk
Mary G. Mason
Kelly Gorman
Virginia Roya
Pownal
Stanley Burdick
South Pownal
Agnes Sallisky
Helen Sohl
Gerald F. Campbell
Mellissa Oakes
Berlin
David G. Johnson
Gladys Mattat
Mary Walsh
Andrea Mattison
Kathleen Sheils
Archeie J
Lester A. Severy
Cambridge
Juanita Kilburn
Buskirk
Marwin Sutton
Paul Dicranian
Harold Andrew
Eagle Bridge
William Tennien
Harte Theatre
Bennington, VT
Party
Tommy Kirk
Annette Funie
Eagles
New Years Party
Guerks
STAGS
Vermont
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!