Obituary notices from Bennington area funerals
Multiple funeral services across Bennington and surrounding towns honor Lulu A. Beaton and other residents. The obituaries cover services, pallbearers, wake prayers, and committal details, noting cemeteries, funeral homes, and local organizations involvement. Names include Lulu Beaton, Orville J. Peterson Jr., Richard F. Fradenburgh, Allaine S. Patterson, Louis Schesnki, and more, with churches such as St. Francis de Sales and Hanson-Walbridge noted. Burial and wake details, family residences, and community ties across Vermont and New York state are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beaton
Burlel
St. Francis de Sales
Lulu A. Beaton
Richard E. Thompson
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
St. Francis de Sales Altar Rosary Society
George Allard
Raymond Paquin
Gerald Gallant
James Shea
Paul Kelley
Kenneth Thomson
Altar Rosary Society
Marguerite Frappler
Margaret Crawn
Hazel Hogan
Anna Vass
Francis EB. Flanagan
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bennington
Funeral
Msgr
Flanagan
White Chapel Cemetery
Putnam Square
Peterson
Homor
Henry White
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post
White Chapel
Lu Bombard
New York State
Shaftsbury
Arta
Richard F. Fradenburgh
Francis
St. Francis
Park Lawn Cemetery
Mr. Fradenburgh
Mobile Home
Obituary for Mrs Tessie L Mayer Former NYC teacher
Mrs Tessie L Mayer a retired Town School of New York City teacher died unexpectedly Tuesday at her Landgrove summer home. She lived in New York City and was born in Jersey City New Jersey. Survivors include two nieces Mrs Robert A Harris of Shaker Heights Ohio and Mrs Robert J Neill of Richmond Virginia. Memorial services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in Landgrove Community Church and a New York City service date will be announced. Contributions may be made to the local church. Manchester Center's Brewster Funeral Home handles arrangements. Also noted is memorials for Mrs Raymond A Manske who led Saturday in Madison Wisconsin to the Cancer Society. For contact, Mrs Manske’s husband through Mrs William Manske Fox Lake Wisconsin 53933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie L. Mayer
New York City
Marttay
Landgrove
Jersey City
N.J
Robert A. Harris
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Robert Ji. Neill
Richmond
Landgrove Community Church
Raymond A. Manske
Madison
Wis
Cancer Society
Bennington Briefs Status of Local Meetings and Graduates
The Bennington brief highlights upcoming events including an American Association of Retired Persons luncheon at Colgate Hall on Thursday at 12 30 p.m. and Moose and VFW auxiliary meetings. It notes a June 21 installation planning, a sheriff's department meeting, and a recent graduate with honors from Vermont Technical College. Also mentions Welcome Wagon, a car wash, and camper insurance ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Retired Persons
Colgate Hall
First Baptist Church
Women of the Moose Ill
Moose Hall
Gladys Knapp
Isabelle Gates
Runaway dozer smashes car injuring Manchester driver
A 1 year old Manchester fan injured Monday afternoon on Route 7 at Hernooul when a bulldozer-laden trailer came loose from a southbound truck. McLean of Manchester was rushed to Putnam Memorial Hospital with chest injuries and bruises. The trailer’s hitch failed, demolishing the MaClean car after 4000 miles. Police continued to investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Hernooul
Bennington
Me. McClean
Putnam Memorial Hospital
A. Bartlett Co
Claremont N.H
Frank G. Mills
Claremont
MaClean
Bermington
Water and
Prospect Streets
Jennington
Harald C. Austin
White Creek N.Y
Timothy V. Baker
Bennington College
Baker
Water Street
Austin
Pownal
Pownal Center
North Pownal
Wiliam Green
Green
Police power urged to move Vermont billboards
Alien Horton Jr a Vermont Outdoor Advertising Board member urged amending the 1965 Highway Beautification Act to let states use police powers to remove roadside billboards. He argued Vermont should not be penalized with highway-funds loss for not compensating sign owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Alien Horton Jr
Vermont
Outdoor Advertising Board
Morten
U.S
Federe
Horton
Robert Stafford
U.S. Transportation Department
Deane C. Davis
Planners study long range zones for multi-residences in Bennington
Bennington Planning Commission began a long range study of potential multi residential zones delaying a zone change. Local residents pressed for caution as developer Palmer Lacrinelli seeks July 1 assurances. HUD rejected funding to expand the site. Construction of a five story, 10 unit building is slated for July with a total cost around $1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Palmer-Lacrinelli
Bridgeport
Planning Commission
Palmer-Tarinelli
Murphy Road
John F
Fred” Wahaus
William FR. Scott
Palmer- Tarinelli
Edward R. Lamb
Kenneth A. Clayton
The
County National Bank
Harold Hilliard
Hilliard
Clayton
Paper Mill Village
South Street
D.C. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Bennington Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Milan
Hoosick Falls man charged with multiple felonies
Franklin J. Ruggles, 27, of Hoosick Falls and Bennington, was arrested by New York State Police in Hoosick Falls just after 4 am. He faces felony possession of two dangerous drugs, possession of a forged instrument, and carrying a forged hunting license. he was jailed in Troy after court examination and awaits bail. Police say he drove a Vermont registered car and has prior arrests and parole status. The investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
New York State Police
Center Brunswick
Franklin J. Ruggles
Bennington
Rensselaer County
Troy
Francis McKnight
Brunswick
Rensselaer
Ruggles
Wingate
R.M. Wager
Center Boaiswick
Vermont
New York
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Include Bennington Area Names
Hospital notes show admissions for Eunice OBrien Bennington William DeForge Sr and Anna Marie Broadhead from Salem and Bennington along with discharges including Patricia Palmatier John J. Gorman and families. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Thomas McGinney in Manchester Center on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice O'Brien
Benita Squiers
North Bennington
William DeForge Sr
Bennington
Anna Marie Broadhead
Salem
N.Y
Patricia Palmatier
Hoeslek Falls
John J. Gorman
Shirley Guetth
Julianne Rabideau
Thomas
McGinney
Manchester Center
Astm
Senior Citizens Barbecue Lanes Bowling Notes and Elections
Senior Citizens at the Barbecue Lanes on Thursday afternoon saw Maude Goodwin win the ladies high single. The Vermont Heart Association elected Dr. Richard J. Guerrero and Patricia Hernandez to its board at the Snowdon Base Lodge meeting attended by over 100, with Dr. Lawrence Weed as guest speaker. Harold Prebble led men’s high single and triple with 120 and 506. Bennington Lanes saw Marlon Harris top both events with 160 and 414, while Gerard Morin had 176 and 414. Senior bowling for those over 56 occurs Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. at Barbecue Lanes and Fridays at 6 p.m. at Rene Maglon Lanes. The Senior Citizens Cab will celebrate its sixth anniversary with a banquet at Heritage House on June 6 at 5:30 p.m. Yvonne Lampron and George Knights were the entertainers at the old party Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Prebble
Bennington
Marlon Harris
Gerard Morin
Rene Maglon
Senor Citizens
Davis alleges illegal firing plan by Human Services Agency
Thomas Davis former director of the state Office of Economic Opportunity accuses officials in the Human Services Agency of attempting to remove seven classified employees including Day Care Center Director Wayne Calderara to make way for new hires under a Family Assistance Plan shift. He called for a full investigation and noted potential legal action with support from the Vermont State Employees Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Joan Babbott
Office of Chi Development
William Cowles
Babbott
Wey
Mdeo
Vermont State Employes Association
Garret Harvey
Sunderland woman injured after fall at Main Street shop
Miss Margaret M. Farmer of Sunderland was rushed to Putnam Memorial Hospital with a serious head cut after tripping and colliding with a plate glass door at Peggy Maclay Beauty Shop on Main Street. The door shattered as she slipped on a concrete step while late for an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Farmer
Sunderland
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Peggy Maclay
Main Street
Miss Farmer
Nepital
Beauty Shay
Bennington Plans Housing Units Near Orchard Street
Connecticut style project mixes 64 two bedroom units with a range of one to four bedrooms in two story buildings. Rents forecast at 120 to 150 dollars with possible increases. Up to 20 percent set aside for Bennington Housing Authority. Formal hearing planned for early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Scick
Metcalf
Bennington Sisters
Oak Street
Woodford Road
Edward R. Lamb
Carabetta
FHA
Steven
Jesseman
Ace
Bennington
Residency law proposal tightens voter registration rules
A proposed bill requires local voter registration boards to meet two days before caucuses or any meeting affecting voter eligibility. The board must now meet five days prior to meetings. Murray announces ACLU action plans for Bernard Sanders supporter. Proctor High School graduation invitee address revoked by school board. Joan Webster of Plainfield elected president, succeeding attorney Peter Jangrock of Middlebury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
ACLU
Bernard Sanders
Liberty Union Party
Proctor High School
Joan Webster
Plain- Held
Peter Jangrock
Middlebury
Vermont eyeing education spending ceiling in finance plan
A Vermont legislative committee studying education finance considers capping education spending growth and limiting local funds for schools. A statewide education property tax is discussed but not the main focus. A draft financing plan may be ready within three weeks. In Rutland a stolen car was recovered in Bennington with no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Walter Kennedy
Kennedy
Chelsea Lawemaker
Mt Anthony music dept presents Vivaldi Gloria and Mozart Jupiter
Mt Anthony Union High School inmusic department presents a concert tonight at 9 15 featuring Vivaldi Gloria and Mozart Symphony No 41 in C major for chorus orchestra and soloists. Soloists include Jody Roberts Jean Peckham and Elizabeth Lerhamann. Free admission aims to attract students parents teachers and friends of music as part of Mayfest State of Education events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivaldi
Inmusic
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Alfredo Casella
Sienna
Jody Roberts
Jean Peckham
Elizabeth Lerhamann
Anthony
Fle Coriect
Bennington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orville J. Peterson Jr
Shaftesbury
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Floyd J. la Bombard
David Johnson
Robert Jones
Richard English
Robert Bump
Robert Munger
Alvin Reed
Putnam Hose Company
John W. Patterson
Allaine S. Patteron
John 5. Patterson
Hanson-Walbridge Chapel
David Hubbard
Paints
Massachusetts
Nev. Hubbard
Park Lawn
Patterson
Louis Schneski
Prudential Insurance Company
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Donald J. Ammering
DSA
Pather Ammering
St Mary's Cemetery
Insurance Company
Elwood McCabe
Joseph
William Burns
A.J. Salluzzo
John Gorton
John A. Murphy
Derby Community Club
Maher
John R. Ryan
Stanislaus Scetety
Tessie.l. Mayer
Bennington Briefs
Auilary
VFW
VPW
Board of Directors
MA Depot St
Depot Street
F.C. Eagles Aerie 1861
Eagles Rooms
Larry
Babcock
Vermont Technical College
FOR Aerie 1861
Welcome Wagon Club
Jo-Ann Amos
Prospect St
Bennington County Sheriff's Department
Shea Agency Inc
Kimball Wheeler
Georgia
Rachmaninoff
Bellatenus
Henze
Ravel
Annibers Wheeler
Muhlus
Wheeler
California Institute of the Arts
Dozer
Maude Goodwin
Heart
Thomas Davis
Rutland
Pol Damased
Lyons
Maurice Eaton
Mt. Anthony
Salem's
Hamburg
HAM
Grogory
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