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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1962

Page

8

Bennington Briefs: Local visits and club notices

Weekend visits include Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Finnegan and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lamour at Sunset Hill House in the White Mountains. Rebecca Grant visits grandmother in Haverhill while Dr. and Mrs. Alan Evens vacation in Maine. Local club meetings cover Rod & Gun, Little League, Moose, and VFW events with plans for a district playoffs, family picnics, card party, and a white elephant sale.

Gerald Finnegan Paul Lamoureaux Jefferson Heights Sunset Hill House White Mountains Rebecca Grant Arthur Grant Merson Street Elizabeth Chase Haverhill Mass Alan E. Evens Elm Street Seaside House Kennebunk Beach Maine

Arlington Scouts Enjoy Week at Camp Sunrise Orwell

Arlington Troop 34 and Explorer Post 34 members spent a week at Camp Sunrise in Orwell for Arlington Exchange Day. Seventeen Scouts earned merit badges and honors with three tapped for the Order of the Arrow and three earning the new mile swim badge. Camp staff included Post Advisor George Walsh and Robert Buck. families and local leaders joined in for the summer program.

Camp Sunrise Orwell Scout Troop 34 Post 34 Kenneth Clayton Sr LeRoy Davis Arlington Boys Alan Coulman Mike Zimmer Keith Clayton Order of the Arrow Chris Moody James Woodard Jr George Walsh Robert Buck

Obituary for Florence Holden 87 Bennington teacher

Miss Florence Marion Holden 87 longtime Bennington public school teacher died Sunday night at Prospect Nursing Home North Bennington where she had been a patient seven years. Born Arlington April 5 1875 she taught about 36 years in Arlington and mainly Bennington districts. Survived by brother Charles Stewart Holden and several nephews nieces grandnephews and grandnieces. funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at St. Peter s Episcopal Church with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery.

Bennington Mary H. Adams Edward H. Holden Prospect Nursing Home North Bennington George B Marion Rule) Holden Miss Holden Arlington Burr & Burton Seminary Manchester Vermont State Teachers Association Daughters of the American Revolution St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Charles Stewart Holden Fitchburg Mass Walter C. Holden Harold H Bronxville N.Y Robert T. Holden James S. Holden Duncan Marion) MacLaren Freeport Texas Leon Anstiss) R. Eldred Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home Rock Point School Burlington

Hospital Admission and Birth Announcements List

Putnam Hospital records reveal admissions and discharges over July 6 to 8. Notable entries include Mrs Lola Galusha of Shaftsbury and several births such as a daughter to Mr and Mrs Tommy Dillard of Cambridge. Additional births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Mentiply of Hoosick Falls and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Connell of Bennington.

Tommy Dillard Cambridge N.Y George Mentiply Hoosick Falls Robert Connell Bennington

Casals Directs Marlboro Concerts in New Summer Hall

Pablo Casals led the Marlboro Orchestra in Bach and Beethoven with Rudolph Serkin at Marlboro School of Music. Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother attended Sunday, as 800 concertgoers filled the new open auditorium during Casals two week residency.

Marlboro Rudolph Serkin Marlboro Music School Pablo Casals Hagermah Casals Serkin Marlboro School Marlboro Orchestra Marlboo Queen Eliabeth Belgium Beethoven Alexander Schneider Peter Adolph Busch Arnold Steinhardt Shmel Ashkenasi Puerto Rico

Sunderland Station Wagon Hits Guardrail

State Police report one accident in Bennington County over the weekend. Sayre Meinken, 16, of Rydal Pennsylvania, lost control on Sunderland Bourough Road at 3 20 p m Saturday. Her 1962 Ford Falcon wagon skidded, struck guardrails, causing about 400 dollars damage to the left side.

Bennington County Sunderland Bourough Road Sayre Meinken Rydal

Bennington man pleads guilty on unsigned plates

Municipal Court cases show William F. Slade 23 of 1006 Gage St. fined 25 dollars total for two unsigned plate charges with option of jail or fine for each count. Other defendants include Charles H. Knapp Jr. posting 50 dollar cash bail for non-support. Rog er McLain 21 fined 40 after nolo plea in careless driving. Charles Gates 17 fined 35. Sayre Meinken 16 fined 30 after guilty plea.

Bennington John P. Morrissey William F. Slade Gage St Charles H. Knapp Jr Church Street Granville N. Y Knapp Roger W. McLain River Road North Adams Mass Nolo Charles Gates Londonderry Sayre Meinken Rydal

Funeral for Mrs. Alice B. Sweet Held at Hanson-Walbridge

The funeral for Mrs. Alice Blanchard Sweet of Pownal Road, widow of Faulteen M. Sweet, drew a large gathering at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home. Rev. H Glenn Payne officiated. Pallbearers named as Raymond Armstrong, Harold Dean, Lewis Foster, William Hattar, Calvin Nickerson, Edward Rood. Veterans groups and Ladies Auxiliary paid respects. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery with out of town relatives attending from Pownal Greenville N H Waterbury Vt and nearby areas.

Alice Blanchard Sweet Pownal Road Faulteen M. Sweet Hanson-Walbridge Funeral H. Glenn Payne First Baptist Church Raymond Armstrong Harold Dean Lewis Foster William Hattar Calvin Nickerson Edward Rood Veterans of Foreign Wars Louis Ross VFW Ladies Auxiliary Gold Star American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Helen Hall Frances Bruso Agnes St. John Wilma Campney Park Lawn Cemetery Pownal Greenville N.H Waterbury

Vermonters Enjoy Air Show and Fly-In Weekend

A Bennington area group traveled by plane to an air show and Morrisville State Airport fly-in on Sunday. Attendees included pilots from White Creek New York Manchester and Bennington with CAP cadets Thomas Kinney Jr and Doris Bushey. The Morrisville event boasted over 40 planes and demonstrations by Howard Dutton Dustaire and a glider, with Vermont Aeronautics Commissioner Edward F Knapp present.

Bennington Area Morrisville State Airport Granville N.Y Pawlet Civil Air Patrol John Meerworth Edward Kyer White Creek Frank Griffin Kenneth R. Clayton Harris DuBois Ronald Higgins Bennington Manchester Equinox Flying Club Bryne Warren Richard Bovey Joel Whittemore National Guard Burlington Morrisville George and Bud Breen Chris Tolle Pownal Varnum Stearns Hoosick Bennington Cap Thomas Kinney Jr Doris Bushey Howard Dutton Haverhill Max Dustaire Middlebury Vermont Aeronautics Edward F. Knapp

Newport Jazz Festival Ends Amid Riot Charges

Newport Rhode Island AP reports the 1962 festival closed with about 150 people involved in reveling and public drinking. Police kept order after beer can rioting disrupted the event. Paul D. Barrows, 32, of Merchantville New Jersey, was fined 15 dollars for firing blanks from a stage pistol at a blocking motorist.

Newport Paul D. Barrows Linden Ave Merchantville N.J Barrows

Koltonski to Retire as Vermont Reformatory Head

Miss Helen M. Koltonski, superintendent of the Vermont Women's Reformatory, resigns effective Nov. 1 after 20 years leading staff. She, who turns 70 in October, will retire. Gov. Keyser to issue a commendation letter. Personnel division seeks applicants at $6 318 to $7 982 salary.

Rutland Helen M. Koltonski Vermont Women’s Reformator Koltowski

Minor Collisions Mar Weekend Record

Bennington Village Police report two minor accidents over the weekend. Friday at 4 30 p m a car owned and operated by William Rogers of North Bennington Road was struck by a truck owned by H Greenberg and Sons of 321 Main St driven by Roger G Mattison while Rogers was attempting to park on Main Street near South Street. There was minor damage to both vehicles. At 7 31 p m yesterday at Main and Union Streets there was a

Bennington Village William Rogers North Bennington Road H Greenberg

Littering Costs Thousands On Missouri Highways

Missouri highway crews report cleanup averages 23.29 dollars per mile with junk ranging from pins to trailer units found along interstates. Beer, soda, and whisky bottles make up the largest volume of trash.

Jefferson City State Highway Commission Highway Department

Car collision minor injuries near Woodford and Oakes

A minor collision occurred between vehicles driven by Richard R. Rumboldt of Woodford Road and Harold W. Andrew of 95 Oakes Street. Both cars sustained slight damage with no serious injuries reported.

Richard R. Rumboldt Woodford Road Harold W. Andrew Oakes St

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