Probation for Shaftsbury man on failure to support wife and child
Municipal Court sentenced Charles T. Sargent to a suspended six month to one year term in Windsor House of Corrections after pleading guilty to failing to support his wife Iona May and a minor child on November 28. He is placed on probation with a condition to provide support to the county probation officer. The judge warned that failure to support could lead to Windsor. Richard J. Pierce pleaded no contest to a January 1 traffic violation in Pownal, driving off the road and rolling into a snowbank. he was fined 25 dollars and 10 cents. The car reportedly veered after the driver seemed to fall asleep. defense noted the driver may have dozed off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Sargent
Shaftsbury
House of Correction
Windsor
Iona May
Richard J. Pierce
Bennington
Powe Wal
Fienberg
Marshall Witten
Pierce
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Obituaries From Hoosick Falls Area Include Norton and Boylan
Hoosick Falls residents John L Norton 45 of 53 River St died at home after illness. A former building inspector and World War II veteran he was active in St Mark's Episcopal Church and local clubs. Surviving family includes wife Helen and three daughters and two sons. Funeral 2 p.m. at St Mark's with interment in St Mary’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John L. Norton
River St
Troy
Mr. Norton
John and
Adelaide Barker Norton
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Elks Lodge
Derby Community Club
Geoffrey
Harry Pappas
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Lillian F. Boylan
Bennington
Henry Marcoux
High St
Daniel
Elizabeth Daniel Boylan
Daniel Boylan
Leo Boylan
Pittsfield
Mass
Leo J. Mahar
Main St
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hector J. Roberts
River Road
Albany Veterans Hospital
Mr. Roberts
Williamstown
Hoosick Barracks
Vermont firms view growth amid regional manufacturing gains
Industry review notes Cushman division prospects and Dow Chemical's re evaluation of Ben Mont Papers. Vermont manufacturing grew 35 percent from 1958 to 1963, with value added at 318 million dollars. NFIB data predicts 28.2 percent of firms plan expansions in 1965, averaging 4.3 job gains per expansion. Unemployment in Bennington declined from 1964 highs as state retraining programs place workers in auto mechanics and carpentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushman
Ben-Mont
Dow Chemical Company
U.S. Commerce Department
Vermont
New England
National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
Bennington
State Department of Employment Security
Union Board Prepares Information Brochure
The Mt. Anthony Union School Board approved a public information brochure for the February 2 bond vote on a new union high school. The 1.94 million bond and related plans include sharing time with Bennington Catholic High School, permitting dual enrollment for parochial students at the union high school, with no cost to the Catholic system and state approval for site changes and expanded space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union School
Citizens Committee
William D. Worthington
New Union High School
Bennington High School
Board of
Bennington Catholic High School
Arthur S. Faris
Town Farm
Vermont Soldiers
Park Street
Bennington Village
Bennington Catholic
Union High School
State Department of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Burlington
Union Board
Hospital Notes for Dec 31 admissions and births
Hospital notes record admissions including John E. Bentley Emma Plourde William H Wright Brenda Squires and others from Bennington Hoosick Falls and North Bennington Discharges include Robert Watson Barbara Wescott David Browe Lena Moon Melody Mears and several young patients Names of families with new births are listed including Jan 2 Jan 3 and Dec 31 dates for multiple households in Manchester Depot Petersburg Bennington and adjacent towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Bentley
Emma Plourde
William H. Wright
Brenda Squires
Bennington
Helen Skema
Hoosick Falls
Robert Watson
North Bennington
Barbara Wescott
Petersburg
David Browe
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Lena Moon
Melody Mears
Edward Silver
Robert Shippey
John Smith
Woodford
Kimberley Bakaitis
William Peckham
David Stefano
John B. Hawekins
Manchester Depot
Raymond Tobin
Dee
Harry Eddingston
Jefferson Heights
George Suras
Missing Vermont Marine Capt Donald Cook in Viet Nam
A Burlington woman and her four children await word on Capt Donald Cook, St Michael's College graduate, missing in South Vietnam since December 31 after a one month stay. Cook, a Marine officer and Chinese interpreter, was stationed on Okinawa with the Third Marine Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
St. Michael’s College
South Viet Nam
Donald Cook
Defense Department
Cook
Henry Gero
Brooklyn
N.Y
St. Michael’s
Okinawa
Third Marine Division
Eastbound derailment near Mechanicville sparks evacuation plan
A Boston and Maine derailment near Mechanicville NY involved eight cars of a 108 car train carrying propane gas rock salt coal and grain. Mayor Leo J. Albowicz declared a area emergency guiding Monday evacuations with safety crews on standby and police protection around the Hoosick River corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Shop Bridge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Mechanicville
N.Y
R. L. Smith
E. Herrington
R. Thomas
M. Devito
A. Stahalick
W. Ross
Leo J. Albowicz
Rensselaer
John J. Leary
Benedict Nowik
County Ambulance and Rescue Association
Public Safety and Public Works Department
County Sheriff Department
Boston and Maine Railroad
James North Sr
B&emrr
Allen
Leonore Sheridan
Richard Ward
Marie Restino
Fourth Street
William Murphy
Lawrence Murphy
Willow Street
Hoo- Sick Falls
River Street
Edward Bromirski
Bennington Youth In Critical Condition After Hoosick Crash
A Bennington man remains in critical status at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a Sunday morning crash on New York 7 in Hoosick. Richard Mattison, 21, a passenger in William Mort's car, suffered severe head injuries. Mort also injured but listed in good condition. Police traced the mishap to the car leaving the highway and hitting a culvert, then being struck by another vehicle driven by Edward McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
New York 7
Hoosick
N.Y
New York State
Richard Mattison
Oakes St
William Mort
South Branch St
Mort
Edward F. McGuire
Hoosick Falls
McGuire
Hoosick Rescue
Blanche LaCroix
Holyoke
Mass
Louis LaCroix
LaCroix
Gene V. Davis
Woodford
Jane Mornesy
Philadelphia
Shaftsbury Barracks
Robert F. Thompson Sr
Orchard Road
Bennington Flats
U.S. 7
A and W
Thompson
Miller
Bennington Briefs Preview Jan weekly issues and meetings
The Tri State News will not publish this week and will resume on January 14. St Mary’s Guild of St Peter’s Church meets Thursday at 10 30 a m with a noon covered dish lunch. Mt Anthony Chapter 1 Order Eastern Star meets Wednesday at 8 p m at Masonic Temple with Arch Camp Jr leading renewal of obligation and refreshments by three hostesses. Women’s groups hold meetings this week with Circle I program by Circle III and nursery in a Second Congregational Church room. Weather reports Stratton Mountain eight inches with bare and icy spots and packed powder. slopes open with poor conditions. Knights of Columbus Home Association meets at 7 30 p m. reports for the year. all Knights are members of both groups. Duplicate bridge starts Friday Jan 8 at 8 p m at Mount Anthony Country Club. Police report a shotgun wound to Robert L Knapp, 22, of 939 Main St, at Putnam Memorial Hospital. injury from accidental discharge while cleaning gun. Knapp is in U S Army home on leave from Fort Sill Okla. Water Commissioners meet 7 30 p m tonight. ASC representatives to Montpelier Tuesday to review new procedures. 50 percent discount on Christmas cards at Corner Shop 229 North Street Benn 442 4080 ADV Jan 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
Robert L. Knapp
Main St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Knapp
U.S. Army
Fort Sill
Oklo
Ford and Johnson align as Senate leadership shifts
Ford defeated Halleck in a Senate leadership contest with Johnson's support, signaling continuity in basic leadership philosophy. Ford, 51, compared with Halleck, 64, capitalized on youth as the campaign edge while Johnson remained neutral in the whip race. Long becomes top aide to Democratic Leader Mansfield, who adopts a hands off approach in the three way contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Johnson
Ford
Halleck
Long
Mike Mansfield
Montana
WOTM Notes Regular Meeting At Moose Hall
Regular meeting scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Moose Hall with Senior Regent Bessie Burgess presiding. Program of the month is Child Care. Shirley Burgess chairs. Initiation set for this meeting. Officers invite all coworkers and lodge men to a blessed New Year. Quarterly dues to Anna Bahan, recorder, North Branch Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Bessie Burgess
Shirley Burgess
Anna Bahan
Recorder
North Branch Street
Bad Check Suspect Arrested by Police
Fred Temm was charged by Bennington Village Police with passing bad checks at a local store on Saturday. He was later arrested in Lebanon New Hampshire on a breach of peace charge and admitted to passing the checks in Bennington. He faces probation violation charges in New Hampshire and will be returned to Bennington on release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Temm
Bennington Village
Temm
Lebanon
N.H
Bennington
New Hampshire
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George M. Fienberg
Sarsgent
Daniel J. Holland
Mae W. McLaughlin
Mae (Whitney) McLaughlin
Charles M. Mae Laughlin
Whitney
North St
St. John Queens Hospital
Rego Park
Edward J. McLaughlin
Bee Agenes (Enright) Whitney
Benenington
Charles McLaughlin
Joseph
Kathleen) Harvey
James Whitney
John Whitney
Detroit
Mich
Las Crusoes
N.M
Grant
Biloxi
St. Francis de Sales Church
Park Lawn Chapel
Arthur Lamear
Bethel
Clarksville
Ark
Liberty Hill Church
Hunt
Castleton
Lamear
Arkansas
Anna Hebert
Lyons St
St. Francis de Sales
Francis B. Flanagan
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Vernon Hollister
Frank Signori
Joseph Leger
Henry Howard
Daniel Sawyer
Louis A. Boutin
Flanagan
Industry Review
Josiah Fuller
Beech Street Extension
Daniel R. Sargent
Washington Ave
Sargent
Mr. Fuller
Theron Collier
Harrington Park
N.J
Edith Bagley
James
Frances Newell
Readseboro
Charles Austin
Marion Anderson
Cambridge, N.Y
Madelyn Costantino
Helen V. LeBlanc
Rayemond Dawson
David L. Good
East Dover
Alice Kenyon
John Coolidge
Dorset
Lester Thompson
Andrea Mattison
Shaftsebury
Stanley Burdick
South Pownal
Frank Johnson
Mary Mattison
Francis Martin
Rachel E. McCoy
Bene Nington
Steven R. Sprague
Wilemington
Kathleen Sheils
John E. Sears
Tammy Young
Das
Leen Darling
North Pownal
East Doveer
William Hughes
East Arlington
Louis Zoufaly
Vermont Marine
S. Viet Nam
Ing
Atty
George M
Rachel J. Mason
Pownal
Pownal Center
Mason
Eileen L. Miller
Flushing
Vermont 9
Searsburg
New York City
Peru
Manchester
Francis Castellano
Curt H. Schibile
Bronxville
Peter D. Vanderworker
New Canaan
Conn
Schibile
F. E. Harrigan
Janet Bellemare
Park Street Extension
Ben Mont
Bellemare
Stratton
Charlotte L. Baker
Gage St
Robert S. Alwitt
Ben Mont Avenue
Leo J. Myers
Ben Mont Ave
Myers
Alwitt
Leo T. Bett
Bennington Briefs
Tri-Stater
St. Mary’s Guild
St. Peter’s Church
Mt. Anthony
Ore der Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Archie Camp Jr
Bertha Pratt
Hilda Orr
Claire Williams
Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Circle I
Vernon Gage
Women’s Fellowship
Second Congregational Church
Stratton Mountain
K of C
Knights of Columebus
Home Association
Mount Anthony Country Club
John DeVito
Ernest W. Mattison Sr
Arlington
Bennington County
Montpelier
North Street
Benn
ADV
Congress
WOTM
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Douste
Main Street
Harte Theatre
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