Funeral Rites for Francis E Vayo Held in St Francis de Sales
Funeral services for Francis E Vayo who died of a heart attack at 235 Grove St were conducted at St Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass offered by Rev Thomas Bransfield. Bearers included Gerald Campbell John Magner George Magner and Michael Kopeski. Relatives from multiple states attended and burial followed at St Patrick's Cemetery Harrisville Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Vayo
Tack
Grove St
St. Francis de Sales
Thomas Bransfield
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Gerald Campbell
Bennington
John Magner
Pascoag
R.I
George Magner
Worcester
Mass
Michael Kopeski
Father Bransfield
Campbell Nursing Home
Vayo
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Harrisville
Joseph J. Charon
St. Joseph Church
Marilyn Smith
Richland
Wash
Richard Bradt
Richmond
Albany
N.Y
William
Marion) H. Cutler
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Frederick B. Wolf
Donald A. Webster
Roy Jacobs
Lloyd Fleming
Paul Caron
Earle Jaquith
Grover Marshall
Williamstown
Stanley R. Pike
Woodford City
Father Webster
Obituary D. J. Lawless
D. J. Lawless formerly of Bennington and head of the Powe ral Lime Company died unexpectedly this morning at his Belfast Maine home after moving there from the Bennington area. His son Philip Lawless of North Bennington reported the death. He is survived by four other children. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Lawless
Bennington
Poweral Lime Company
Belfast
Maine
Philip Lawless
North Bennington
Burlington High School Cornerstone Ceremony Amid Wiring Storm
The new four million Burlington High School proceeds toward opening this fall as controversy over wiring and modernization swirls. Mayor Edward Keenan suggests further developments may follow as the storm center cools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City School
Burlington
UPS
Burlington High School
Edward Keenan
Cornwall teen dies in crash on Route 7
A 17 year old Cornwall youth, Eric Demplewolf, was killed when a four boy car swerved down an embankment on U S Route 7 and rolled several times. Teammate Kelly Healy, 17, of Middlebury, survived with a ruptured spleen. The incident prompted city officials to address school and construction funding issues amid a dispute with contractor McNamara Vermont Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
UPD
Cornwall
Eric Demplewolf
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Kelly Healy
Middlebury
Jury Awards Bissons 1200 In Civil Suit At Manchester
In Manchester County Court Phylis and Leo Bisson won 1200 after testimony in a civil suit against Carl and Patricia Capella over a cement block cellar wall on a manufactured home. Capella’s lawyers argued backfill by plaintiffs voided responsibility. A separate Houran v Williams IGA case settled before trial. Next week’s docket includes multiple trials.
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Manchester
Bennington County
Phylis
Leo Bisson
Bissons
Carl
Patricia Capella
Capella
Williams and Witten
Helen
Edward Houran
Michael Williams
Williams Iga
East Main Street
Atty
John B. Harte
Rutland
Ryan, Smith and Care
Vehicles Collide At 7 and 67A
State police investigated a Thursday afternoon crash at U S 7 and Vermont 67A. Daniel R Hoffman 20 Arlington drove a car with moderate front end damage after a collision with Carroll D Havre luk 31 Jacksonville whose tractor trailer had to brake and steer to avoid a car stopped ahead. Hoffman was passing on the right in the northbound lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel R. Hoffman
Arlington
U.S. 7
Vermont
Carroll D. Havreluk
Jacksonville
Hoffman
Charles Dewey to Receive Michigan State Landscape Architecture Degree
Charles E. Dewey son of Mr and Mrs Arthur J Dewey of Monument Road will receive a bachelor of science degree in landscape architecture at spring commencement exercises at 4 p m Sunday at Michigan State University East Lansing Michigan The speaker will be John W Gardner president of the Carnegie Corporation Dewey is among 2763 bachelor degree recipients incl 107 doctoral and 555 master candidates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Dewey
Arthur J. Dewey
Monument Road
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Mich
John W. Gardner
Carnegie Corporation of
New York City
Dewey
Bennington native earns Harvard master’s in history
David Warren Kirkpatrick, formerly of Bennington and a Bennington High School graduate, received his Master of Arts in history on June 8 at Lehigh University's 96th commencement in Bethlehem. He earned a BS from North Adams State College and once served as a North Adams radio announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Warren Kirkpatrick
Bennington
Bennington High School
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Kirkpatrick
North Adams State College
North Adams
Harvey A. Neville
James A. Perkins
Cornell University
Richard Franko Goldman
New York City
Hospital Notes June 11 Births Across Several Towns
Miss Melanie Waite, Came bridge New York and other listed families report births on June 11. The item names several new arrivals including Master Joseph Hunt, Master Lloyd Ames, and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hoffeman along with other families from Arlington North Bennington and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanie Waite
Camebridge
N.Y
Joseph Hunt
Eagle Bridge
Doris Blodgett
Lloyd Ames
Bennington
Margaret Duplis
Arlington
Margaret Bull
William Bull
North Pownal
Edward Jones
Petersburg
Lawrence Ester
North Bennington
Guy Herrick
Pawlet
Charlotte Harris
Shushan
Doreene Reed
East Arlington
Earl Streeter
Wilmington
Ernest Gratz
Shaftsbury
Mary Thompson
Bertie Reynolds
Whitingsham
Alfred Buell
Water Street
Sherman Hoffeman
R.D
Hoosick Falls
Frederick Palemer
Beech Street Extension
Commencement Address Urges Duty to Aid World Problems
U.S. Senator Winston L. Prouty joined the commencement speakers praising graduates of the class of 1964. He urged them to work against poverty, ignorance, disease, unemployment, discrimination, delinquency and migrant squalor. He supported the Civil Rights Bill and urged democracy to mean equality, not superiority.
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Sen. Prouty
U.S. Senate
Senate
Bennington church choirs and graduation notes
The Methodist Cherub Choir rehearses its last session and will sing at the 9 a.m. service June 14 while the Chapel Choir wraps up with a final rehearsal on June 20. Bennington seniors hear remarks from Sen. Prouty and Principal Paul E. Kirsch during graduation, with talks on education and civic duty.
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Methodist
Chapel
Washington
Sen. Prouty
Red Cross
Paul E. Kirsch
Benhi
Kirsch
Bennington
Vermont
Wallace C. Mook
Mook
Bendi
Dr Aiken Retrieves Flying Object From Health Building Roof
In Burlington a red plastic flying saucer carried by a wind landed on the Health Department roof during a Board of Health meeting. State Health Commissioner Robert B. Aiken climbed to the roof and returned the toy to two nine year old boys who sought assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
State Health Department
State Board of Health
Health Department
Robert B. Aiken
Stephen J. Rallis Receives Magna Cum Laude Honors
Stephen J. Rallis, son of Mr and Mrs James A Rallis of 198 Weeks Street, earned a bachelor of arts degree magna cum laude at Harvard's 313th commencement in Cambridge Mass. He was also elected to the Harvard Phi Beta Kappa chapter, one of 90 undergraduates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Rallis
James A. Rallis
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Young Rallis
Harevard
Phi Beta Kappa
Linton Hits Hole-In-One at Burlington Country Club
T Jerry Linton of 128 Harrison Ave. aced the 10th hole at Burlington Country Club Monday. The 214 yard shot marked the Bennington resident's first hole in one after several years of play. He joins the sport's exclusive club as fans celebrate the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Country Club
T. Jerry Linton
Harrison Ave
Bennington
Linton
Vermont Gas Systems Hopeful Of Pipeline Hookup By 1965
Vermont Gas Systems Inc of Burlington says it hopes to pipe natural gas from Canada into Burlington before 1965. Attorney John A Calhoun said exact dates are hard, negotiations over contracts and rates proceed slowly, and may start this autumn if luck holds. Routes likely run near Route 7 along the western state. In Williamstown Massachusetts the Williamstown Theatre seeks three locals to act in A Thousand Clowns and Uncle Vanya with readings June 19-20 by Nikos Psacharopoulos and Tom Brennan. appointments via Calhoun at Adams Memorial Theatre.
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Williamstown
Mass
John Calhoun
Uncle Vanya
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Tom Brennan
Calhoun
Adams Memorial Theatre
Y Pool Reopens After Seasonal Preparations at YMCA
The YMCA pool on Lovers Lane reopens next Monday with extensive repairs. New sand spreads the beach and pool bottom, with fresh mowing and playground work planned. Starting June 15 hours are 9 to 8 Monday through Saturday and 1 to 8 Sunday. Six weeks of free swimming lessons begin June 29 for all levels. enrollment is at the pool or Main Street office.
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YMCA
Lover’s Lane
Y Pool
Main Street
Bennington Ymca
Grimm
Benhi Honors Go To Seniors and Parents
Seniors at Bennington High School received diplomas from Franklin A. Riley as 102 graduates were cheered by students and parents. Honorary diplomas went to Miss Mary Hutton retiring French teacher and exchange student Rainer Dagenhardt. Several awards recognized academics leadership and activities with names like Anne M. Bahan James A. Moore Jr. and Mark A Donovan among recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington High School
Franklin A. Riley
Bennington Graded School District
Benci
Paul E. Kirsch
Mary Hutton
Bendi
Kirsch
Bennington
Dagenhardt
America
Riley
Lima
Peru
John Goodall Hutton
Hutton
Anne M. Bahan
J. Goodall Hutton
Carl B. Williams
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North Bennington School
David Barton
North Bennington High School
Barton
Everett C. Dimick
Brattleboro Union High School
Barbara Kenyon
Marion S. Cutler
Mirisch Company
David Niven
Peter Sellers
Robert Wagner
THE
Pink Panthers
Palm Springs
Troy Donahue
Connie Stevens
McNamara, Vermont Inc
Board of Aldermen
Joseph A. McDonald
McNamara
U.S. RT. 7
Pownal Ctr
Peaceful Valley
Diol
Charles Dewey
David Kirkpatrick
Harvard
Benhi Commencement
Bennington Briefs
Internal Revenue Service
Georgina Tennant
King’s Shoe Service
Maria’s Shoe Service
ADV
Martha Carver
Elm St
Dr. Aiken
Legislature
Appropriations Committee
Vt. Gas Systems
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Edith M. Dewey
Mark A. Donavan
Sharon M. Zyne
Lynne C. Preston
Elliott S. Gilman
Amy E. Cutler
Sharon M
Zync
John R
Litster
Bradley C. Stevens
Tucky
Jerry P
Bushee
Mary B
Spargo
Zyne
DAR
Carolyn A. Comstock
Tansitor
Jay P. Crozier
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Janet G. Carpenter
Women’s Auxiliary of
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Linda
Sibley
Danforth Foundation
Wallace C
Bausch and Lamb
Mark, A. Donavan
Arion Foundation
Rotary Club
Bradley C
Stevens
Noveck-Shultz
Katrina J. Koziol
Buckler
Harte Theatre
Gregory
Tony Peck
Curtis
Captain Newman, M.D
North Hoosick
New York
Elvis
Ian Fleming
SANE
Mondars
Rt, 7 North
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