Manchester Sisters Appeal Raises Town Tax Appeal Question
At a Manchester hearing residents debated a proposed tax increase for the Seminary Avenue property. Walter Kimball argued the appraisal rose 33 and 13 to a new value, noting the sisters described the raise as due to a nicer neighborhood. Other residents cited costs and lack of town services as factors, while officials urged careful inspection before any final decision. The session included multiple residents, with Judge Fleming urging a decision based on the board, not personal wishes. proceedings were set for 7 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Bryant
Bigelow
Justice of the Peace
Ralph F. Fleming
Walter Kimball
Seminary Avenue
Kimball
Doyle Frost
Richville
Seymour Stern
Nassau County
N.Y
Barnumville Road
Berry A. Wall
Two Vehicle Accidents Reported in Bennington Village
Bennington Village Police issued reports on two noninjury two car collisions. The first occurred about 2 50 p m Saturday on North Street in front of The Dinette. Earlene Lavannay of Monroe Massachusetts drove a 1963 Ford sedan and collided with Theodore DeMarco who was driving a 1964 Oldsmobile sedan after opening his front left door. The second happened about 9 a m today on Main Street in front of the K of C Hall. Everett C Wager Sr of 446 Main St drove a 1965 Plymouth sedan and Clayton B Daigneault of 1990recent Blvd drove a 1964 Buick sedan into Wager's car as Daigneault turned from the Bennington Garage Corp parking area into Main Street headed east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
North Street
Dinette
Earlene Lavannay
Monroe
Mass
Charles Bushee
Scarcy Lane
Theodore DeMarco
North Bennington Road
DeMarco
Main Street
Dunican Sues Briggs in Bennington County Court Trial
A civil action filed by Chester Dunican against Lizzie Mae Briggs is set for jury trial in Bennington County Court this week with attorney Waldo C. Holden for the plaintiff and pending proceedings outlining the conduct of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Dunican
Lizzie Mae Briggs
Bennington County Court
Atty
Waldo C. Holden
Hospital Notes Friday June 18 Admissions and Births
On Friday June 18 admissions include Leon Mears Sandgate Mrs Mary McBride Dorset Philip Bruneau Bennington and others. Discharges feature Gordon Hall Mrs Jeanette Burke and son North Bennington and several Bennington residents. Births record Leroy LaCross Sandgate a daughter due June 19 and Martin Lingner Pownal a son due June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Mears
Sandgate
Mary McBride
Dorset
Philip Bruneau
Bennington
Gordon Hall
Jeanette Burke
North Bennington
Shirley Callanan
Dennis Norse
Shaftsbury
Joseph Barbeau
Belle Bowles
Thomas Pinsonneault
Joyce Lewis
Karen Parkes
Jane Baker
Arlington
Leroy LaCross
Martin Lingner
Pownal
East Arlington Youth Hurt in One Car Crash
An 18 year old East Arlington youth Lowell P Greenwold is in critical condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on U S 7 north of the Green Mountain Diner. Passenger Philip Bacon 17 of Sunderland was treated and released. Also reported injured was Clayton Stevens 45 of Valley Falls in a separate deer collision on Vermont 9 in Woodford. follow up items include a Knights of Columbus service for William J Warner and concerts featuring Roberta Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Arlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arlington
Lowell P. Greenwold
Granville Greenwold
Young Greenwold
U.S. 7
Green Mountain
Greenwold
Philip Bacon
Sunderland
Bennington
Hanson- Walbridge
James P. O'Neil
Bacon
Valley Falls
N.Y
Vermont 9
Woodford
William J. Warner dies. longtime Hoosick restaurateur and veteran
William Joseph Warner 45 known as Flash, proprietor of the Fourth Maples Restaurant in Hoosick and Bennington areas, died Sunday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a two day stay. A WWII Army veteran of the 88th Division he was born September 17, 1919 in East Dorset. Survived by his wife Elaine and four children Bruce Gene Kathleen Bernard. mother Catherine Warner. three sisters and two brothers. Funeral at St Francis de Sales Church with Requiem High Mass. Burial in St Jerome's Cemetery East Dorset. Mahar & Son Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Joseph Warner
Bennington
Hoosick
Bennington Lodge of Elks
Bennington Council Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elaine Warner
Bruce
Gene
Kathleen
Bernard
Catherine Warner
Kathryn Bishop
William B
Marion) Powers
James
Jacqueline) Cartmell
Middlebury
Edward
Eugene
Powers
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Two Vermont Fatalities From Weekend Accidents
A Waterbury man, Ernest Raymond Eldred, 43, died after his car skidded on Route 7 in Brandon and struck two poles. Roy M. Putnam, 27, survived with facial injuries. In Leicester, 17 year old Raymond Floyd Sears drowned at Fern Lake after saving his brothers. he was pronounced dead at the scene. Continued from Page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Ernest Raymond Eldred
Waterbury
Rutland Hospital
Route 7
Brandon
Roy M. Putnam
Raymond Floyd Sears
Fern Lake
Leicester
Sears
L.F. Walker
Middlebury
Leaver Leaves for Mississippi as Adler Named President
Ted Seaver and his family prepare for a year long Vermont in Mississippi civil rights project. Dr Adler named president of Vermont in Mississippi Inc with plans to visit Jackson and New Orleans along with Vermont officials. Seaver leaves with nearly $6,000 in donations and Vermont civic groups backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Seaver
Montpelier
Vermont
Mississippi
Ted Seavers
Vermont Civil Rights Union
Vermont In
Magnolia
Adler
Edward J. Fitzsimons
Burlington
John A. Lynch
Rutland
Seaver
Jackson
New Orleans
Office of Economic Opportunity
Paul Hackel
Medgar Evers
Bennington
Msgr
John Williams
Emma Hoyt
Verder Elwell
Shaftsbury
William Vinton
Brattleboro
Robert Witham
Northfield
Benjamin Collins
St. Johnsbury
Solomon D. Goldberg
Allen D. Sophrin
Edgar Pearn
Benjamin Bloomfield
Springfield
Donald Howard
Myrtle Lane
VCRU
Water Supply Still Adequate for Bennington Area
Bennington’s water system remains adequate per Fire Chief C Henry Hansen. Lake Hancock Stamford and Burgess Road reservoir are full and Harmon Hill springs produce normally. Bohne reports 1.89 inches rain this month. May total was 1.5 inches and June 1964 was 1.15 inches, below the 1958-61 average of 3.48 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Henry Hansen
Bennington
Cummings to resign Vermont banking post by July
Robert E. Cummings Jr. announced at the Vermont Bankers Association meeting that he will resign as state commissioner of banking and insurance around July. He plans to submit a resignation letter to Governor Hoff, who appointed him in 1963 and reappointed him last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Seaver
Mississippi
Philip H. Hoff
Washington, D C
Carol Seaver
Teddy Jr
Timmy
Manchester
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Bennington
Vermont Bankers Association Inc
Cummings
Equinox House
Hoff
Richard C. Kemp
Insurance
Robert D. Cumming
Bankers
Stock Averages at Noon by Industrials and Railroads
Noon stock report shows the Dow Jones industrial average at 874.50 with a 4.67 point rise while railroads stand at 195.82 up 0.74. Utilities trade at 154.57 with a 24 point gain as the composite average reaches 301.94 with a 1.28 increase. total value listed as 1,450,000.
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Hagerman Globe-Union
Bennington Area
Globe Battery Division
Globe-Union Inc
New England
New York State
Pennsylvania
Manchester Sisters
Robert S. Ross
Providence
R.I
Bennington County
John P. Morrissey
George M. Fienberg
Ross
John R. Ford
Pittsford
U.S
Gregory H. Perry
Rupert
Donald R. Andrew
Gage St
Fienberg
Theodore P. Midurski
Church Street
Joann Perry
Dorothy Bond
Emily Klaer
Hoosick Falls
Joanne Chenaille
Solonie Aagay
The
Latham Circle
Fair Lady
Reena
Geek
Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Loewe
Igors Gaven
Judith Hastings
Carlos Montoya
Jean Pierre Aumont
Marisa Pavan In
Eason
Latham, N.Y
Harte Theatre
Eastmancolor
United Artists
Beatles
Rolling Stones
Clayton Stevens
Stevens
Bennington Briefs
Knights of Columbus
William B. Powers
Old Bennington
William J. Warner
Roberta Eaton
University of Iowa, College of Liberal Arts
Iowa City
University’s Symphony Orchestra
U of I
James Dixon
Miss Eaton
A. Clarkson Eaton
Carroll P. Adams
Vermont Republican Party
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Boston
Adams
VFW
Bennington I Drive - IN
James Bond
Sean
Sean Connery
Resch
Henry Brant
Bennington College
Harry W. Pearson
Oscar M. Ruebhausen
Mar
Baruch
Stag
Camden, S.C
Simon Baruch
Leaver
VIM Inc
Bloustein
Cemic
Stanley H. Fuld
New York Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
U.S. State Department
Cornell
Brooklyn College
N.Y.U
Wadham College
Oxford University
Cornell Law School
Fraser
Cornell Law Quarterly
Phi Beta Kappa
Order of the Coif
Ardsley
Westchester County
Elise
Lori
Ruth Ellen Steinman
University of Vermont
Long Island College of Medicine
New York Times
Bronx
Samuel
New York City
Poland
Otter Valley Union High
M. Ancilla
SSJ
BCHS
Donald Pierce
Bellows Free Academy
St. Albans
Morrissey
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Salem’s
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