Tells of Montana Hunting Trip From Red and Gun Club
About 30 members of the Bennington Red and Gun Club heard color slides and hunting accounts from three Manchester men who toured Montana last fall. Alfred Laber Milton King and Claude Casey described elk attempts and successful mule deer and antelope takes and shared Laber’s forest service experiences. They drove straight to Montana and back to maximize hunting time, hunting east of the Continental Divide where winters are milder in valleys, with open grassy terrain at lower elevations and dense forests higher up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Red and Gun Club
Montana
Manchester
Alfred Laber
National Forest Service
Laber
Milton King
Claude Casey
Vermont
State Fish Hatchery
South Stream Road
State of the Union Address Emphasizes Reform and Vision
The address outlines pollution prevention, river cleanup, and stronger research as core goals. It envisions a national arts foundation, science programs, and water supply plans while proposing executive reforms and electoral college changes. The speech reflects on presidential duties, national heritage, and a renewing republic as it enters a new century.
Conflict of Interest Continued from Page Arlington and Rep Ellery R Purdy of Mendon
The article notes Angney and Purdy have been elected to the Senate for the coming session. Dr. James Kennedy of Island Pond was also elected a senator from Essex County last November. Raynolds states he resigns from the state Board of Education, citing separation of powers, though education remains a primary concern, as he becomes a senator-elect from Windsor County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Ellery R. Purdy
Mendon
Angney
Purdy
Senate
James Kennedy
Island Pond
Essex County
Raynolds
State Board of Education
Windsor County
Trustees Will Confer With Planner Tonight
John C. Burdis of Albany Bennington planning consultant explains interim traffic circulation solutions to village trustees at 7 p.m. in village offices. The planning commission study and Burdis recommendations will be reviewed. President Santarcangelo to report on junk control enforcement. Breard H. Hawks to present insurance coverage update proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Burdis
Albany
N.Y
Bennington
Village Planning Commission
Bardis
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Breard H. Hawks
Benenington
Obituary: Arlene Dunn of Greenfield Dies at 49
Greenfield Mass Mrs Arlene Chaney Dunn 49 wife of Raymond H Dunn formerly of Bennington died Monday She lived seven years in Greenfield and earlier worked at Polygraphic Company in North Bennington Born May 24 1915 in Whitefield Maine she was daughter of Hubert and Bertha Chaney Survived by husband son Roger F Dunn stepson James A Dunn brother Roger I Chaney niece and nephew Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm at Hodgen Memorial Chapel 14 High St Greenfield Visiting hours tonight 7 to 9
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Greenfield
Mass
Arlene (Chaney) Dunn
Raymond H. Dunn
Bennington
Polygraphic Company
North Bennington
Whitefield
Maine
Hubert and
Bertha (Gass) Chaney
Roger F, Dunn
James A. Dunn
Roger I, Chaney
Melrose
Hodgen Memorial
High St
LaBrake Funeral Scheduled in Rutland Thursday
Hayden G. La Brake 57 former Rutland municipal judge and alderman died after shooting himself following a serious auto crash last July. Police said he was in ill health. the Rutland City Council observed a moment of silent prayer Monday night. He had long been law partner of Vermont Republican Rep. Robert Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
UPI
Hayden G. la Brake
la Brake
la Blake
Vermont
Robert T. Stafford
Funeral rites for Mrs Mae Whitney McLaughlin
The funeral of Mrs Mae Whitney McLaughlin longtime owner of the Whitney tourist home on North Street was held Monday at St Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass. Entombment will be in Park Lawn Chapel with spring burial. Bearers and attendees came from Rego Park N Y Palisades Park N J Proctor Manchester and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae (Whitney) McLaughlin
Whitney Tourist Home
North Street
St. John’s Queens Hospital
Rego Park
N.Y
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
John B. Harte
Robert Mayhew
Robert Roy
C. Lynn Wood Jr
Everett Vose
Charles Paquin
Msgr
Flanagan
Park Lawn Chapel
Palisades Park
N.J
Proctor
Manchester
Water-Beleaguered Family Seeks Community Water Connection
Bennington Village residents Mr and Mrs William R Rogers spoke at the Bennington Village water board meeting about petroleum contamination in their well. They pleaded for a connection to the new Globe Union Co water main, but the board can offer only sympathy and notes a strict policy against other connections to the main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
Globe Union
Bennington Footnotes and Local Meetings Updates
Catholic Daughters hold regular meeting tonight at 8 with supper canceled. Cmdr. Kenneth Baker calls executive board members of Bennington Post No. 13, American Legion, to attend a 8 p.m. Wednesday meeting in Legion rooms on White Chapel Road. Area youths aged 10 to 13 invited to 7 p.m. Thursday meeting at Second Congregational Church on Prospect Mt. Ski Club Junior Racing Program details and eligibility procedures. The condition of Richard Mattison, 21, injured in a Sunday Hoosick auto crash, remains critical at Putnam Memorial Hospital. The King's Daughters meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Bennington Free Library social room. A box fire alarm at Bennington High School was likely accidental. cause being checked. Adult education resumes at 8 tonight at Bennington Free Library with Mathematics for Use and Enjoyment. Local safety and fire scene details outline team members from Fitchburg Division BMRR and New York Fire Safety along with Civil Defense deputies and Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp. Hoosick Falls firemen onsite include Fire Chief Glen Banks and others. Dericks will use wreckers to right the tank, planned to mount on wheels with no drainage. Water supply concerns noted for Bennington Flats prompt policy that only town residents receive connections. outside-town Rogers home not connected due to lack of obligation by village water department. Village attorney explains compliance with deed and village votes. policy forbids further taps on Globe Union line until system expansion, unless village votes otherwise or board approves.
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Executive Branch
Raynolds
Executive Board
Vermont
Governeor
Champlain Waterway Commission
James L. Oakes
Windham County
John J. O’brien
Chittenden County
Daniel B. Ruggles
Washington County
Noel D. Viens
Grand Isle County
Samuel Parsons
Hubbardton
Joseph J. Caracciola
Bennington
Richard W. Mallory
Fairlee
State Racing Commission
Anthony C. Buraczynski
Brattleboro
State Motor Vehicle Racing Commission
Stoyan Christowe
Dover
Oakes
Senate
Windham Coune Ty
State Free Public Library Board
Hazel Wills
H. Ward Bedford
Cornewall
Board of
State Colleges
Rep. Mallary
John T. Cars Rer
Whitingham
Somerset
Northeastern Forest Fire Protection Commission
Graham S. Newell
New England Board of Higher Education
Interstate Cooperation Commission
Interstate Commission
Lake Champlain Basin
Senate Education Committee
Daulton Mann Jr
Peru
Windsor
Rutland
Reid Lefevre
Manchester
State Personnel Board
Bennington Area
Second Congregational Church
Prospect Mt. Ski Club
Stephen H. Jesseman
Prospect Club
Southern Vermont Ski Council
Thomas M. Bolt
Fitchburg
B&mrr
Francis A. Bourassa
Rupert Boucher
Office of Local Government
Division of Fire Safety
State of New York
Benedict Nowik
Rensselaer County Civil Defense Department
Boston
Maine
Carl F. Piritz
Harry E. von Haggin
John van Warner
Charles Mealy
Milford Cook
Hoosick Falls
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Civil Defense
Glen Banks
William Cronin
Douglas Ogilvie
Walter Hoffman
Joseph Smith
William
Pat) Hennessey
Bennington Flats
Rogers
Water Board
George Allard
John H. Williams II
Henry W. Putnam
Globe + Union
Williams
Old Bennington Will Consider Consolidation
Residents of Old Bennington are invited to a public meeting Wednesday night at 8 at the Old Bennington School house to discuss unifying the village government with the town and Bennington Village governments. Trustees called the meeting after input from two study committees. No formal vote will be taken. trustees will consider future action based on expressed sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bennington
Bennington
Arthur D. Taylor
Joseph A. Pello Jr
John
Hospital Notes and Water Contamination Debate
Hospital notes list admissions and births across Bennington Hoosick Falls and surrounding towns including Mrs Beverly Bahan and Miss Kathleen Knight with several Jan 4 births. Village officials weigh emergency water measures for Rogers family amid drought while pursuing legal and regional solutions. investigation by state Fire Marshal and Health Dept into petroleum-contamination source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Bahan
Marion Reilly
Peggy Las Croix
Robert Blake
Bennington
Mary Catherine Slyde
Hoosick Falls
Patricia O’brien
North Bennington
Kathleen Knight
Arlington
Patricia Kelley
Shaftsbury
Elizabeth Jones
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Bertha Robinson
Jacksonsville
Village Forest Yields $1,099 In Tree Income
The municipal forest of Bennington yielded 1099.93 from cutting white birch on the Rudd lot, a 245 acre watershed tract. A.J. Cowee Inc. of Berlin, N.Y., salvaged pulp and boltwood under forester supervision, with 442.01 cords cut. The report came to the Bennington Water Board from Eugene E. Keenan of the state Department of Forests and Parks. The board also authorized a new pump purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Bennington Water Board
State Department of Forest and Parks
The
Water Board
Eugene E. Keenan
Department of Forest and Parks
Keenan
A.J. Cowee Inc
Berlin
N.Y
Stock Averages From Dow-Jones at Noon
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 873.18, up 3.40 points. Railroads traded at 206.05, up .96, utilities 155.09, up .43, and the composite index 305.85, up 1.17. Sales reached 2,000,000.
Water Board Closes Doors First Time
The Bennington Water Board held an executive session for the first time in memory to discuss negotiations for a possible contract for additional water sources. The meeting was described as lawful under state law for such executive sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
Bennington Water Board
John H. Williams
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Catholic Daughters of America
Cmdr
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Bennington Post No. 13
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White Chapel Road
Richard Mattison
Hoosick
Putnam Memorial Hospital
King’s Daughters
Bennington Free
Bennington High School
Bennington Free Library
Louis Madkour
Daniel Purecell
Brenda Squires
David Johnson
Albert Myers
Hoossick Falls
Robert Watson
Mattison Road
Edward Hopkins Jr
Manchester Center
David Walker
Beech Court
Seymour G. Shultz
Departement of Health
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Harte Theatre
F.D.I.C
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