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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1962
Page
10
East Arlington and Sunderland hosted a parade of visitors over Memorial Day weekend. Residents from Bridgeton New Jersey Hoosick Falls and Schenectady vacationed with local families, while others traveled to Rutland Middlebury and Bennington. Church services and a local Enterprise Society meeting wrapped up the small town notice.
Hoosick Falls announces the last All Saints Guild meeting of the season on Thursday night June 14 in the Parish Hall. Local residents and visitors from Gardner Mass to Methuen Mass are noted in a series of social calls and hospital visits. A carnival and record hop are planned for Boyntonville on June 8 and 9 to support the Mission of the Holy Name.
Dero Cook, a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, misstated his location saying he was in Spartanburg but the crowd laughed as he spoke in Rock Hill. The exchange highlighted a minor gaffe during a campaign stop in South Carolina.
Benny Goodman and his band faced Soviet limits during a Sochi concert. Officials halted RCA Victor recording and barred translating remarks by Terrence Catherman of the U S Embassy. A translator limited performers to announcing numbers.
In Washington AP report 13 year old Karen McComas of Rittman Ohio starts the two day national spelling bee competition. Forty nine girls and 21 boys compete for prizes totaling 5700 dollars with the champion earning 1000 dollars and a trip to New York City.
Shaftsbury voters praised Cole Hall changes as a renovated polling room opened with turquoise walls white ceiling and new curtains. A redesigned entrance platform with rail and two steps, better lighting by Bernard Knapp, and donated labor and materials improved the site ahead of September primaries.
Mr and Mrs Louis R Soderberg of Manchester sell 12 acres in West Shaftsbury to the Congregation of the Sisters of St Thomas of Villanova. The land borders the order's West Shaftsbury residence. Herbert Douglas of Arlington was the broker.
A son was born Monday at Putnam Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milliman of Abbott Street. The Hoosick Town Lions Club donated flags to two Brownie troops at a Baptist Memorial Hall meeting. Attorneys John H. Daniel and family visited their mother Mrs. Sadie Daniels. Philip E. Daniel joined them from Ithaca College for the weekend. Pauline Farrimini recovers from a foot wound from a power mower. William McMartin and guests visited Syracuse. Cathy and Billy Sargood had their tonsils removed at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
Walloomsac Bertha Hoag Tel 588 Wl1 hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barringer and family of Troy visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoag. Several other local visits unfold with Sittners Schenectady to Stewart family, Drake hosts, Wilsons Easton and Jack George Bennington seen in town.
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