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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
5
The thrift shop is crowded with well kept clothing, lamps, curtains, and kitchen items. Workers last week included Mrs. Lillian Kleine Mrs. Marshall Cross Mrs. Josiah Fuller and Mrs. Edward Haug with Robert Smith continuing as usual.
State police report a weekend with heavy traffic and few injuries. An eight year old boy, Franklin A Crawford of East Arlington, was bruised when his bicycle collided with a car on Kelly Stand Road. The car, driven by Walter H Jones of Chappaqua, NY, said the bike veered into its path. A separate Arlington crash at School Street and Vermont 313 damaged two cars, with Gerrit C Zwart of Suffern, NY, colliding with Peter H Hadfield. In Dudley Mass, Nichols College honors include Bob Cusson of Bennington earning a bachelor of business administration degree. A Green Mountain Park crash near the southern gate caused extensive damage to two cars. no injuries reported.
Benhi Band presents the final school year concert at Benhi gym tonight June 1 at 8 15 pm. Grades 6 through 12 perform a varied program with the junior band playing four pieces after intermission and the senior band featuring a trumpet solo in One Finger Polka.
Harry L. Bridge 76 husband of former Bessie Kinney died Friday at a St. Albans nursing home after a long illness. Born in Bennington September 23 1888 to Charles and Minnie Patchen Bridge, he is survived by his wife a brother Noel Bridge and sister Mrs Julia Foskitt both of Oregon. Funeral services were held at Brown Funeral Home Bristol with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
County agricultural agents from 11 Northeastern states assemble at Rutgers University in New Brunswick New Jersey on Sunday June 6 to start a three week study tour covering nine states. Dow Chemical Company and the National Association of County Agricultural Agents sponsor the event, giving an outstanding agent from each state a chance to study leading farm operations marketing enterprises processing plants and successful extension service programs. Vermont’s participant is J W Sumner of Woodstock ADVERTISEMENT
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