Hoosick Falls Wedding of Toni O’Brien and Hubert Tyler III
Toni O’Brien and Hubert Tyler III wed at All Saints Church Hoosick Falls at 2 p.m. on June 28 officiated by Rev. Joel Miller. The couple, both employed by Green Mountain Furniture Co. in North Bennington, plan to live in Bennington after a reception at Jermain Hall White Creek and a trip to Saranac Lake then Hampton Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
All Saints Church
Toni O’brien
David E. O’brien
Hubert Tyler III
Hubert Tyler Jr
Saranac Lake
Joel Miller
Marie McClough
Nelson St. Marie
Sue Gulley
Stephen Elwell
Lisa DiMaggio
Kirt Tyler
Michel O’brien
Edward O’brien
Jermain Hall
White Creek
Hampton Beach
Social Security index at Rutland office opened for public
Rutland Social Security staff manuals and other materials are now indexed for public inspection under FOIA. The index lists documents available in any office and will be updated quarterly. Residents can obtain copies up to 50 pages free, with excess pages at 10 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Social Security
Robert E. Normandie
Rutland Social Security Office
Social Security Office
Normandie
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Meetings and Thrift Shop
The Patriot Ledger staff will meet tonight at 7 in Room 327 at Mt. Anthony Union High School. The Recycling Committee meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Office Building on South Street. The Sisters meet Wednesday night July 2 at 7 p.m. with the Board of Civil Authority replacing the usual Thursday. Bennington Thrift Shop offers an antique Bicentennial gown a 48 star flag and a Kodak movie camera with hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today through Saturday. closed Friday July 4. 4H Drama Club invites youths 8 to 16 to join at St. Peter's Church Tuesdays at 7, with options in lighting makeup or stage crews and periodic hikes to nearby points of interest.
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Patriot Ledger
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington Recycling Committee
South Street
Bennington
St. Peter’s Church
New Books at Bennington Free Library
A listing of new adult and children titles across subjects with authors and call numbers including general nonfiction on health history and craft, art and photography, science, and children's books such as Anne's Alphabet and Horray for Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Free Library
Anne
Blaine
Charlip
Farrar
Foster
Gray Trotter
Herge
Hoffmeister
Lapsley
Wiseman
Morris
Boris
County Band to Perform Bicentennial Concert at Bennington Museum
The County Band under Bill Foss will present a free Bicentennial concert for Bennington area residents on July 3 at 7 p.m. at the Bennington Museum in Old Bennington. Open to all county players, the 40 member group will feature patriotic and colonial tunes with arrangements from Jesus Christ Superstar and The Riflemen of Bennington. In case of rain, the show moves to Mt. Anthony Union High School auditorium.
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Bennington
Bill Foss
Bennington Museum
Old Bennington
Park- McCullough Foundation
William Foss
Mt. Anthony Union High School
the Riflemen of
America
Holbrook Hunt Wedding in Hoosick Falls Ceremony
Patricia Hunt and Russell Holbrook were married in Hoosick Falls on June 28 at 10 am in a civil ceremony conducted by Judge John Mahar. Attendants Barbara Jennings and Patrick Jennings attended. Patricia wore a white knit dress and red rose bouquet. The couple resides at 152 Church Street after graduation ties noted for both families.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Patricia Hunt
Congress St
Barl Hunt Sr
Russell Holbrook
Kenneth Holbrook
John Mahar
Barbara Jennings
Patrick Jennings
Bennington District Court Nixes Guilty Pleas In DUI and More
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg presided a session where Richard N. Knapp 23 of 401 Northside Drive Bennington pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated for an offense on June 16 and was released on 150 dollar recognizance bail. Gerald F. Reed 22 of East Dorset pleaded not guilty to driving to endanger for an offense on June 1 in Manchester and was released on 50 dollar recognizance bail. Karen S. Hastings 20 of Arlington pleaded not guilty to spraying black paint on a State Police Cadillac on June 20 in Arlington and was released on 250 dollar bail. Wayne V. Tracy 23 of 105 Applegate Apartments Bennington was sentenced to not less than six nor more than 12 months in jail after pleading guilty to breaking and entering in the night in Pownal January 30, with credit for two months served during evaluation at St. Albans. Richard K. Swenson 23 of South Londonderry pleaded guilty by waiver to possession of marijuana in Winhall on June 18 and was fined 75 dollars.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Richard N. Knapp
Northside Drive
Gerald F. Reed
East Dorset
Manchester
Chenard
Arlington
Wayne V. Tracy
Applegate
Pownal
St. Albans
Richard K. Swenson
South Londonderry
Winhall
Real estate investment urged as timely in Vermont market
Hoisington Realty promoting a buying surge with claims housing market bottoming nationwide and mortgage funds improving. Economists foresee rising rents and prices as supply tightens, urging NOW as the optimal time to buy or invest in Bennington area real estate. The firm is a member of the Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors serving Bennington and nearby communities.
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Hoisington Realty
Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Bennington
North Pownal Church Sets Kennison Miller Nuptials
Jo Anne Marie Miller wed Pfc. Robert Vernon Kennison at the North Pownal Congregational Church with Rev. Herbert Lorenz officiating. The ceremony featured organ music and a reception at the North Pownal firehouse. The bride, a Montpelier High School graduate, and the groom, a Marine at Camp LeJeune, will reside in North Pownal.
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North Pownal
Jo-Anne Marie Miller
Russell Miller
Pfc
Robert Vernon Kennison
Vernon Kennison
Montpelier
North Pownal Congregational Church
Washington, D.C
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Montpelier High School
Marines
Camp LeJeune
N.C
ZBA OKs used car lot with conditions at 513 South St
At a Friday special meeting the Bennington Zoning Board of Adjustment granted conditional approval for selling used cars at 513 South St with six members present. Only Harold E. Gordon opposed. Stipulations limit pennants to three weeks, prohibit sale within 10 feet of the road or south of gas pumps, ban exterior lighting after 9 p.m., and bar junk vehicles. Cars must be neatly stored, polished, and kept clean. IBA had previously approved contingent on a new plot plan after last week’s plan was deemed insufficient, with Wayne Phillips presenting a revised MR 10 zone layout for vehicle placement.
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Bennington
IBA
Wayne Phillips
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Hubert Tyler
Hoosick Falls Church
Green Mountain Furniture Co
North Bennington
Hoosick Falls Central School
Andrick
Toni and
Park- McCullough
Hoyle
Alice
Wally Scott
The
Social Security Administration
US. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Evelyn St
Dorset
Enterprise
Bennington Briefs
Board of Civil Authority
Ancowitz
Baum
Denniston
TM Book
Krochmal
Mason — “Illustrated Dictionary of
Menke
Encyclopedia of Sports
Meyer
Ratcliff
Riemer
Safire
White House
Stephens
Thommen
Wason
Eagles
al Ross
Bennington Aerie of
Vermont
Aerie
Order of Eagles
Burlington
Bennington Aerie
Bernard Reilly
Ross
U.S
Patrick Leahy
Gordon Paquette
Russell and
Patricia Holbrook
Redden’s Grove
Hoosick Falls Central High School
Cambridge Central School
Church St
Karen S. Hastings
Cpl
William
Opportunity Knocks
Herbert Lorenz
First United Methodist Church
Kenneth Snyder
Linda Baker
Charles Woodard
Jean Hurley
Debbie Thomas
Paula Niles
Marilyn Woodard
Roger Pratt
Bruce Hurley
James Baker
Victor Miller
North Adams
Mass
Angela Harris
Tyler Pudvar
Jo-Anne and
Robert Kennison
AMANA
Mastercharge
Ad Bank Americard Welcome Furniture Inc
ELM Street
Bennington, Vermont
ZBA
Nichols
Marta A Wines
Main Street
Cheese Department Manor
California
Delicatessen
Catering Service
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