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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1965

Page

10

Bennington court fines and arraignments for multiple motorists

Motorists pleaded guilty or waived to speeding and vehicle violations in Municipal Court before Judge George M. Fienberg. Cases include Thomas J. Bushee paying 106.10 with a suspended sentence, Robert Bertram and Thomas Bush fined 15.10 for plate issues, Vera Tornabene released on bail after a not guilty plea, Ralph Thomas Sr. fined 55.10 for suspended license, Phillip Forrest fined 20.10 for defective equipment, and several others with fines up to 40. Various arrests spanned U.S. 7 and Vermont routes in Bennington, Pownal, Manchester, Shaftsbury, Arlington, Dorset, and Dorset.

George M. Fienberg Thomas J. Bushee Bennington Pleasant Street Adams Bennington Village Bushee Bene Nington County Bush Vermont Manchester Vera Tornabene Pownal Tornabone U.S. 7 Ralph W. Thomas Sr North Adams Mass Thomas Fienberg Massachusetts Phillip H. Forrest East Arlington Forrest Arlington Robert D. Dean Grant St John H. Steinbach Briarcliffe Manor N.Y U.S Hubert R. Michaud Hartford Conn Dean C. Economou Burlington Dorset Ann L. Eppoliti Pittsfield Robert I. Russell Plainfield Anson D. Mason Sr Mason

Vermont Legislature Faces Stiff Opposition on Council Bill

Moderate Republicans and Democrats failed to halt recommittal of the council bill as lawmakers left the Capitol for a town meeting break. House Speaker Billings had predicted a 2-1 majority, but opposition remained, with sessions resuming Wednesday at 10 am after a town meeting recess. The Senate approved a judicial pay raise, boosting Supreme Court and superior court salaries by about 50 percent amidst concerns over pay levels.

Franklin S. Billings Jr Woodstock Capitol Senate Supreme Court Vermont Essex Grand Isle

Mail Carrier Hurt in Freak Bennington Accident

Chester Wadsworth, a mail carrier on Pownal Road, was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital and released after being pinned by a car at the Bennington Post Office loading ramp. Police say Mary Rounds backed the vehicle in reverse while leaving the lot, injuring Wadsworth but causing no serious injuries.

Chester Wadsworth Pownal Road Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Bennington Village Mary Rounds Wadsworth

Windstorm damages at Globe Union plant and Bennington sites

High winds damaged the Globe Union battery plant roof under construction, shredding heavy paper and insulation and threatening steel decking. About 20 to 25 skylights and numerous louvres were smashed. vehicles at the site were damaged. A chimney collapse at Bennington Display Mfg. damaged the roof and two walls, with several thousand dollars in damage. A large roof section and timbers were torn from a Willow Road home and an elm tree toppled onto a multi family residence at 318 Safford Street in Bennington Village.

Globe Union Battery Cassius Hill Hill Tadn Bennington

Funeral for Raymond E. Howard Held at First Methodist Church

The funeral of Raymond E. Howard former member of the Board of Water Commissioners and longtime grocer was held Thursday in First Methodist Church where he had been a member for many years. He died Monday morning from a heart attack. Burial will be in Shaftsbury in the spring with out of town relatives attending. Also noted were storm damages from high winds including toppled trees damaged poles and several storefront plate glass breakages across Bennington area.

Raymond E. Howard Board of Water Commissioners First Methodist Church Howard Melvin R. McGaughey Harold McDonald Roger Greenslet Alden Harbour Agan Arthur Franklin Howard Franklin Riley Village Water Commission Mr. Howard Gage Street John Maxmillian McGaughey Park Lawn Shaftsbury Peoria Ill Arlington Cambridge Land Russell Gordon Hiers Carl Bartlett Hans E. Friederich Hunt Street County and Park Street McCall Street Wilson Dude Ranch U.S. 7 Bennington Paula L. Brodeur Mt. Equinox Chapel Road A. Drysdale and Son Department South Street Bennington Garage Main Street Bennington Village Chevron Bennington Road Madkour’s Central Market Terrace Home Furniture Co

Bennington boards map site plan for new depot

Board members and superintendents discuss locating a new depot site with Mt. Anthony liaison, while Gerald E Morrissey Co handles boundary work and topographic survey. The Bennington County Industrial Corp offers help in finding a reasonable site.

Gerald E. Morrissey Co Morrissey Cummings Bennington Jane McCullough Wickenden

Bennington Briefs Highlights Eastern Star Meeting And Local Events

Bennington area brief items note a new police cruiser awaiting radio and siren setup, Eastern Star chapters hosting grand officers at Masonic Temple with supper at 6 30 and program at 8. Scouts plan Easter Seals distribution, World Day of Prayer events, radio meditations by local ministers, Friday night dance at Eagles Hall, and local dining and service ads.

Mt. Anthony Bennington and Tucker North Bennington Ors der Eastern Star Grand Chapter of Vermont CES Masonic Temple Benenington

Stock Averages Report Noon Figures

The Dow Jones industrials stand at 902.00 up 2.10 while railroads slip to 211.74 with a 0.28 drop and utilities rise to 161.17 by 0.23. The composite average is 315.88 up 0.40 with total sales of 2,480,000.

Runway Extension Proposal Moves Airport Road Relocation

Selectmen report a proposed $200000 runway extension at Bennington Municipal Airport includes relocating Airport Road, cutting off current access. State and federal funds may cover $150000. Town Counsel reviewed rerouting options with Aeronautics Commission. Alternatives include a new gravel road around the runway or extending Whipstock Road to join Vail Road.

Bennington Municipal Airport Bennington League of Women Voters Richard van Santvoord Norton Barber State Aeronautics Commission Office Barber van Santvoord Greater Bennington State Aeronautics Commission Federal Aviation Administration State Highway Department James Cross Whipstock Road Vail Road William F.D. Smith Greater Bennington Prudential Committee Globe Union Inc Town Airport Commission McCullough North Bennington Bennington County

Hung jury in Arlington alienation suit prompts new trial

A Bennington County Court alienation suit ended in a hung jury after seven hours of deliberation. Judge Natt L. Divoll Jr. said a new trial would be needed, likely at the June term. Plaintiff Earlene Fellows accused Linda Lake and William Holm of undermining her marriage, with further action against Lake and Holm’s parents for contributing to the alleged alienation. The verdict left damages undecided and indicated possible replications of testimony. Also reported: Joseph C. Rogers, 84, former Rutland Railway conductor, died in Warner Nursing Home. funeral arrangements and Rosary recitation planned.

Bennington County Earlene Fellows Arlington Miss Fellows Natt L. Divoll Jr William Holm Divoll Miss Lake Holm Atty Stephen H. Gilman Linda Lake John H. Lake Linda Gilman Martha Oakland John Falvey Clayton Phelps Esther Coburn Walter H. Berry Jr Hudson Carpenter John R. Stone Forrest R. Smith Walthrude Pierce Elizabeth Kline Irene Barber Fred L. Ford Foreman Joseph C. Rogers Rutland Railway Warner Nursing Home School St Mr. Rogers Bennington Michael and Bridget (Craven) Rogers Charles Harms Hudson N.Y Hazel

Twenty five recalled to work at Ben Mont division

The Dow Chemical Ben Mont Division recalls 25 more production workers to begin Monday including 12 women and 13 men to fulfill 1965 Christmas gift wrap orders. Earlier 42 workers were recalled while 18 clerical salaried staff were laid off. Manager H James Wallace refused to discuss ongoing Dow Ben Mont sale talks, but confirmed a complete physical inventory is underway, suggesting a purchaser may be near.

Dow Chemical Company Ben-Mont H. James Wallace Wallace Dow

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listing

Hospital notes record multiple admissions including Mrs Elizabeth Dafeldecker Mrs Mary Powell Mrs Sharky ll Bushee Mr William D Boardman Mr Thomas J Fleming Miss Sherry Lynn Ericks en and others at Bennington Manchester Hoosick Falls West Arlington and discharges include Mrs Maria Wyman Mrs Janet Fenno Mrs Patricia LaCroix and daughter Herbert A Dunham Isabel le L Percey Celestine Boutin Robert K Johnson David S Wickenden Phyllis Wideawake Linda Bovey Peru and Mary Lou McCooey Manchester

Elizabeth Dafeldecker Mary Powell Shark Yll Bushee Bennington William D. Boardman Manchester Thomas J. Fleming Hoosick Falls Sherry Lynn Ericksen West Arlington Maria Wyman Janice Fenno South Dorset Patricia LaCroix Herbert A. Dunham Isabelle L. Percey Celestine Boutin Robert K. Johnson Bensington David S. Wickenden Phyllis Wideawake North Bennington Linda Bovey Peru Patricia Ann Haynes Mary Lou McCooey

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