Police Probe Van Dalism At Vermont Trailer
State police investigate vandalism to a trailer owned by Charles and Lillian Lancour off Vermont 67A near Eagle Square Manufacturing. Mrs Lancour found furniture overturned clothing and papers scattered, drawers removed and contents strewn, tables chairs beds and a television damaged, powder poured over items and towels stuffed into a toilet. Burglary not suspected. several suspects questioned. Lancours’ son is in Vietnam.
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Shaftsbury
Charles
Lillian Lancour
Vermont 67A
Eagle Square Manufacturing Co
Lancours
Viet Nam
Artful Frenchman decorates North Bennington restaurant
A French born artist from Algeria uses his craft to enhance a French restaurant in North Bennington. The piece notes local cultural influence and community taste in the village setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
North Bennington
Municipal Court Jury Trials To Start Tuesday
Bennington Municipal Court juries are to begin Tuesday under Judge George M. Fienberg with about 30 cases on the docket. Jurors receive instructions at 9 30 and empaneling for the first case starts at 11. Defendants pled not guilty at arraignments dating back to last summer. the docket lists charges and defense attorneys for each case including Perrotta, Vien, Farron, Dziadik, Hoag, Purdy, Bentley, Duane Bentley, Hall, Lancour Jr., Rock, Ross, Pratt, Walker Jr., Hoard, Wright, Van, King, Jepson, Pratt, Orr, Rice, Sanders, Surdam, Kearns, Columbe Jr., Dwyer, Ostrander and Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Municipal Court
George M. Fienberg
Virginia N. Perrotta Jr
Bennington
Perrotta
Robert E. Cummings Jr
William F. Vien
Pownal
James Walker Jr
Edwin F. Hoard
North Bennington
Lloyd G. Wright
Harte
Nelson C. van
David King
Miss Lillie
Thomas R. Jepson
Harvey J. Pratt
White Creek
N.Y
Atty
Reuben Levin
Hilda Orr
Edward C. Sanders
Meredith Surdam
Robert F. Kearns
Gaylord J. Columbe Jr
East Dorset
Williams and French
Rutland
Gregory P. Dwyer
Weekend arts and public events across Vermont and New England
Weekend schedule covers Southern Vermont Art Center exhibits in Manchester featuring Burns and Wolfe, Bennington Museum displays with the oldest Stars and Stripes, Clark Institute Curator's Choice in Williamstown, Berkshire Music Barn jazz, Tanglewood Symphony Orchestra season opening, Marlboro and Dorset theater shows, Weston Williamstown theater, Saratoga Fantasticks, Stowe Little Mary Sunshine, St Michael’s Playhouse Auntie Mame, Readsboro Fourth of July celebration, and UC Berkeley monkey arrest news.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Alice and Maurice Burns
Eve Dawson
Thomas Reilly Dibble
Lea Ehrich
Russ Metcalf
Louise Dahl- Wolfe
Meyer Wolfe
Bennington Museum
Bennington Pottery
Vermont
Williamstown
Mass
Clark Art Institute
Art Institute
Herbert L. Michel
Chicago
Lenox
Modern Jazz Quartet
Berkshire Music Barn
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Berkshires
Tanglewood
Erich Leinsdorf
Malcolm Frager
Moz
Mozart
Claude +k
Beethove
Iano Concerto
Haydn
Bennington Rotary elects Armand Lampton as president
Armand Lampton of West Road was installed Friday noon as president of the Bennington Rotary Club, succeeding Col. Edward H. Giles who turned over the gavel at the club’s regular luncheon. A daughter was born July 2 to Mr and Mrs Edward Shea in Scarsdale New York weighing six pounds 11 ounces. George Benedict travels to Fremont Ohio for two weeks with the Clifford family. The Star Electric will close at 1 pm on Saturdays in July and August. Notices announce shop closures and a few local events and schedules for the ADV edition.
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Armand Lampton
West Road
Bennington
Rotary Club
Col
Edward H. Giles
Lampton
Edward Shea
Scarsdale
N.Y
Greenwood Lodge
Woodford
Joseph A. Shea
Gage St
George Benedict
Fremont
Ohio
Valmore Clifford
Star Electric, Inc
Main St
ADV
Obituaries and funeral services for Newell and Raymond
Funeral services for Lincoln D. Newell, longtime Bennington resident, were held at Hanson-Walbridge with interment at Sadanga Cemetery in Whit ingham. George A. Raymond Sr. died recently and was laid to rest at Park Lawn Cemetery after a Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church.
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Lincoln D. Newell
Bennington
Hanson-Walbridge
Philip Garippa
Assemblies of God Church
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Garippa
Sadanga
Whitingham
George A. Raymond Sr
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
Lawrence McAuliffe
Philip McKenna
Earl Harvey
Xomain Letourneau
Jerry Keough
Chester Taylor
Eugene Scrivens
MoeAuliffe
Park Lawn Cemetery
Father McAuliffe
Firemen Douse Sawdust Blaze at Lumber Yard
Fire Chief Richard Hollister reported sparks from a wood waste burner started a blaze in a pile of sawdust at A J Dewey and Sons lumber yard on McKinley Street. Firemen contained it before it spread. The force also tackled a Thursday night smoke event in a Ner delivery truck whose brake heat produced the smoke, later cleared with CO2.
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Bennington Fire Department
A.J. Dewey and Sons
McKinley Street
Richard Hollister
Banener
Wilson undecided on reelection plans
Senator Robert M. Wilson of Bennington County denied a United Press International report that he would seek reelection to the newly apportioned legislature. He said he has not yet decided what his future plans are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Wilson
Bennington County
United Press International
Wilson
Bennington Banner Publisher Details and Contacts
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays, operates at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. The paper is a member of United Press International with exclusive rights to local news republication and UPI dispatches.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Brock Teaches Summer Institute At NIU DeKalb
Robert B. Brock sixth grade teacher at Molly Stark School studies chemistry and physics for elementary teachers at Northern Illinois University. The institute includes 39 teachers from across the nation and is funded by a $49 740 National Science Foundation grant to NIU professor Frederick W. Rolf. Sessions run from June 14 to August 6.
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Dekalb, Ill
Robert B. Brock
Molly Stark School
Northern Illinois’ University
National Science Foundation
Frederick W. Rolf
NIU
Institute
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Saratoga Springs
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State Department
St. Michael’s Playhouse
Readsboro
South Roadstore
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Peggy Maclay
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Union Carbide
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1332
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Raymond
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George A. Jr
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