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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
6
Arlington School Board finished budget work for town auditors and prepared a revised written report for the Town Report. Enrollment stands at 447 with 35 tuition students. Per pupil costs are $279.76 for elementary and $459.51 for high school.
Hoosick Falls, N Y A retired dentist Dr Andrew T Cahill died December 24 at 84 and left a will totaling 276 500 in cash bequests to two charities and twenty relatives friends neighbors and employees Probate by Surrogate A Franklin Mahoney four codicils indicate distribution of estate valued above 50 000 personal property 10 000 real property and joint accounts The Hoosick Falls Health Center receives 8 000 Cheney Library 3 000 St Marys Academy previously named is paid The Cahill relatives include nephew John F Cahill Agnes W Cahill executor and multiple others with 25 000 or 22 000 bequests and half interests in property in various locations The will dated April 14 1959 with codicils in 1960 and 1964 was prepared by attorney George W MelIsaac SAN PEDRO Calif UPI Mrs Clive Manley reports a car break in theft of knitting needles and a half completed sweater with pattern missing
Public hearing before the State Administration Committee at 10 30 a m on bills to abolish the Mt Greylock Tramway Authority which has proposed a 5 5 million ski resort on Mount Greylock. Proponents include the Mt Greylock Protective Association and the Massachusetts Forest and Park Association. The conflict centers on preservation vs commercial development of the 8 800 acre Greylock Reservation, with lawsuits pending and appeals planned.
In Glastenbury, Charles O'Connor of Searsbury and Reginald Coleman of Jamaica discovered a deer mouse nest and winter store inside a beech log. The cavity held beechnuts packed like a cigar, intact and frozen, with hundreds of nuts counted in one summer. They brought the log to Mrs Albert France's home for study.
Manchester officials push for a town office building with plans and specifications to be ready for Town Meeting on March 2. Other actions include tax refunds from motel tax appeals, sewer line extension discussion, replacement parking meters, and a potential Knowles System tax assessment proposal.
Perry M. Merrill state parks and forests commissioner spoke at the Manchester Garden Club luncheon. He described the department's varied parks from summer to year round ski sites at Mt Mansfield Kilington Okemo Burkett and Jay Peak, all built by the state and leased to private operators for 5 percent of gross income. He noted July August park visitors spend about 2 million, pledged to keep some areas wild for hikers, and highlighted the Vermont Natural Resources Council formed to unite groups for resource preservation. Howe urged joining and listed membership costs.
Mrs. Lathrop Pope will host the West Arlington Sandgate Home Dem meeting Wednesday at 1 p.m. Leader Mrs. Robert Jones will discuss What Is New in Bedding. Courtney Frances is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith for their baby daughter, born Jan 12.
Senator Allan Angney of Arlington and Representative George Heaslip will discuss various reapportionment proposals for the Vermont legislature tonight. The event starts at 8 in the Manchester Elementary School auditorium, sponsored by the Town Republican Committee with Dr. Clifford B. Harwood as chairman.
Mrs. R. W. Higbie Jr. and her daughter Lois depart January 17 for Nairobi to spend the winter. Higbie notes Nairobi offers dependable weather with warm days and cool nights, suitable for extended winters. Mrs. William Hayes drives from Meriden, Connecticut to Manchester for the Manchester Garden Club meeting.
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