Bennington Municipal Court convicts several traffic violators
At a morning session Bennington Municipal Court dealt with several motor vehicle law violations. Denver W. Coulter, 21, of Bennington, with a prior careless driving conviction, pleaded guilty to driving to endanger and was sentenced to 60 days in county jail. Walter J. Susee Jr., 26, of North Adams, Mass., admitted a second offense of driving while license suspended and received a 90 day jail term. Darrell E. Moffitt, 17, of South Dorset, pleaded guilty to careless driving with accident resulting and was fined 40 dollars. James P. McCoy, 25, of Bennington, no contest to an accident on Ben Mont Avenue, fined 35 dollars. Charles A. Ely, 28, of North Pownal, pleaded guilty to driving a car without May state inspection. fined 15 dollars. Additional notes recount neighbor tensions and the Beech Street incident that led to Coulter’s complaint.
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Bennington
Denver W. Coulter
George M. Fienberg
John Maloney
Coulter
Atty
R. Marshall Witten
Beech Street
Beech
Main Streets
Witten
Donald Greenslet
Walter J. Susee Jr
North Adams
Mass
Windham
Susee
Fienberg
Windham County
Darrell E. Moffitt
South Dorset
U.S
Sunderland
Manchester
James P. McCoy
Ben Mont Avenue
Charles A. Ely
North Pownal
Pownal
Two Bennington Women Injured In Weekend Crash
Two Bennington women were hurt in a two car crash at Main and Branch Streets Sunday afternoon. Mamie Paddock 75 of 25 Bradford Place sustained a broken nose and severe contusions. she was hospitalized in fair condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Gladys Paddock 52, also of 25 Bradford Place, was treated and released. The other vehicle, a 1965 Buick convertible, was driven by Joseph T. Satko of Adams Massachusetts who reportedly ran a red light. A second crash nearby on U.S. 7 near Arlington involved a 1966 Corvair driven by Jon Stone 35 of Sandgate and New York City. the car went off the road, struck a telephone pole and rolled down an embankment, no injuries reported.
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Bennington
Main
Branch Streets
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mamie Paddock
Bradford Place
Gladys Paddock
Bennington Village
Joseph T. Satko
Adams
Mass
North Branch Street
Satko
Main Street
Arlington
U.S. 7
Jon Stone
Sandgate
New York City
Stone
Obituaries for Romine Mooney and Viola Roberts in New York area
Romine Mooney 84 of North Hoosick died after a long illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital. She was born Myrtie Eddy in Eagle Bridge and resided in North Hoosick most of her married life. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Leo J. Mahar Funeral Home in Hoosick Falls with Rev. Oswald A. Muller officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Friends may call this afternoon and evening. Viola Edna Roberts 67 of Manchester Depot died Saturday. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Brewster Funeral Home in Manchester Center. Born in Kush Equa Pa on December 4, 1898, she moved to Manchester in 1914. She was a member of First Baptist Church, Rebekah Lodge No. 25, Equinox Grange, LAPM Militant Lodge No. 6, American Legion Auxiliary. Survived by husband James Roberts, two daughters, two sisters, a brother, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Friends may call today 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Rebekahs to conduct service at 8 p.m. in lieu of flowers, contributions...
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North Hoosick
N.Y
Romine Mooney
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Eagle Bridge
Myrtie Eddy
George Eddy
Leo J. Mahar
Main St
Hoosick Falls
Oswald A. Muller
North Hoosick Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Schaghticoke
Manchester Depot
Viola Edna Roberts
James Roberts
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Roberts
Kushequa
A.W
Ina (Evers) Belcher
Manchester
Wankena
First Baptist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Equinox Grange
Lapm Militant Lodge No
Rutland
American Legion Auxiliary
James Keyes
Ernestine Roberts
Cora Dow
Arletta Young
Arlington
Alvin Belcher
East Wallingford
Charles Ernest Brasie
Depot St
New York
John Rexford
Athens
Roderick Humphreys
Brasie
Pittsfield
Mass
Stephentown
Robert W
Harriet (Bailey) Brasie
Albany
Mabel Layman
Coxsackie
Bennington
Ben Mont
Edeward Lewis
Estelle Brasie
Madelene Brasie
Etola Brasie
Harriet Quick
Eugene
Alaska
Clarence
Hanson-Walbridge
H. Glenn Payne
Park Lawn Cemetery
Nina L. Rowell
Woodstock Ave
Rutland Hospital
Aldous Funeral Home
Greenhill Cemetery
Wallingford
Fred
Nellie (Severence) Penn
Shaftsbury
Durwood B. Mommsen Jr
Newport
R.I
Everett Penn
East Greenbush
Donald Penn
Frank A. Stein
Holden & Leonard
Lake Nursing Home
Berne
Frank O. Stein
Charles
Providence
Lisbon Falls
Maine
August
Christina
Lange) Stein
Frank
Berkshire
Charles J, Stein
Bennington Barner
Bernard J
Stein
Charles A, Stein
Cranston
St. Francis de Sales Church
Parklawn
Gibney, Haynes & Kane
Hospital Notes summarizes local admissions and deaths in 1966
Hospital Notes lists admissions none on Friday June 24 and multiple discharges and births on June 24 and 25. It records deaths including Charles Ernest Brasie and Earl William Charlestream, with funeral details, locations in Bennington Rutland Albany and surrounding towns, and survivors.
Reasons for Tight Money Explained by FRB President
In an interview with George H. Ellis president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston at a Vermont bankers gathering he defines tight money as demand for credit exceeding supply. He notes credit demand up about 8 percent vs GNP up about 6 percent and explains how higher rates feed inflationary pressure and limit lending to mortgage borrowers.
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Manchester
George H. Ellis
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Vermont Bankers Association
Equinox House
Ellis
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Zoning Board Sets July Hearings on Three Appeals
Bennington Village Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold hearings July 13 for three denial appeals. Mrs. Florence E. McCarthy seeks a mobile home at 125 Burgess Road in A-2 district. Central Vermont Public Service Corp. requests a transmission line from its Rutland substation toward the Walloomsac River. Miss Anna T. Green seeks a garage at 107 Norton Street. Hearings start 7:30, 7:45, and 8:00 p.m. at 205 South Street. Citizens may attend.
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Bennington
Ben Mont Avenue
Walloomsac River
Anna T. Green
Norton St
Two Minor Accidents Reported in Manchester on Friday
Manchester police logged two minor crashes on Friday. At 11 a.m. a 1964 Chevrolet driven by Olla Glenn of East Dorset hit the right front fender of a 1960 Chevrolet stake truck owned by Henry Lewis of East Dorset at a Park Lane entrance. the truck sustained no damage. Shortly after 2 p.m., George E. DuPont, riding a motorcycle with his father as passenger, collided with a Toyota Land Cruiser in front of Casey's Esso Station in Manchester Center. minor damage was reported to both vehicles.
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Manchester
Dana Thompson
Olla Glenn
East Dorset
Henry Lewis
Grand Union
Main Street
Glenn
George E. DuPont
Casey
Esso
Manchester Center
William Balch
Stock Averages Reported At Noon From Albany 1966
The noon stock averages show the Dow Jones Industrials at 899.10, down 1.94 points, with railroads and a separate index at 231.31, down 0.25. The report lists the Bach and company figures from Albany for June 30 1966.
Fay Bridegroom Weds In Pawlet Garden Ceremony
Michael P Fay and Edward F Morse wed Wendy Fleet Morse in Pawlet on June 7 at 4 15 p m in a garden ceremony at Mrs Kenneth Wilson's home Justice of the peace Wendell Davisson officiated Bride walked down the aisle presented by her stepfather John H Porter Attendants included Lauren Wilson Tracy Porter Bruce Fay ushers were William Christopher Tilghmann Chadwick Floyd The bride a Gunston School and Mt Holyoke College graduate The groom a Burr and Burton Seminary and University of Vermont graduate They plan to live in Hardwick
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Michael P. Fay
Pawlet
Wendy Fleet Morse
John H. Porter
St. Michael’s
Edward F. Morse
Bel Air
John E. Fay
Dorset
Kenneth Wilson
Wendell Davisson
Lauren Wilson
Centerville
Tracy Porter
Bruce Fay
William and
Christopher Tilghmann
Cambridge
Mass
Chadwick Floyd
Washington, D.C
Gunston School
Mt. Holyoke College
South Hadley
Fay
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
University of Vermont
Hardwick
Social Tonight at Benning Ton Elks Club
ADV announces social tonight at the Benning ton Elks Club located at 125 Washington Avenue. Effective July 1, Wilson Ford will close for vacation until July 11. ADV notes Cook wanted and invites applications in person at Warner Nursing Home.
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The
Bennington Elks Club
Washington Avenue
Adv
Wilson Ford
Cook
Warner Nursing Home
Spica Guides Evening Sky Toward Corbus Constellation
In early evening the reader notes Spica in the southwest with Corbus nearby. The myth ties Apollo to the crow for spying or a maiden transformation. The illustration also hints at a boat’s main sail within the figure.
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Spica
Corbus
Apollo
Playground Notes Open Day Schedule At Local Parks
The playgrounds officially opened today with a stuffed animal show at Stark Street on Wednesday at 2 p.m. and a peanut hunt at Memorial Park the same day. Supervisors plan a combined patriotic parade Friday morning with prizes for best costumes and decorated bikes.
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Stark Street
Memorial Park
Art Workshop Program Held At Lake Paran
NORTH BENNINGTON A new art course opened this morning at the Lake Paran outdoor shelter as Paran Recreations joins with the local Cooperative Project for Curriculum Development to offer an experimental art teaching program. William Sherman of Bennington College directs with trainee teachers. Sessions run three weeks, 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Fridays, with simple materials provided and no pre-registration required.
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North Bennington
Lake Paran
Paran Recreations
Cooperative Project
William Sherman
Bennington College
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Mrs. Gibney
Mary Hodeck
Bennington Drive
Audrey Hepburn
Rex Harrison
Stanley Holloway
Wafrid Hyde
Walt
OtWe
Jane Marino
Leontina Calabro
Marie Howard
Edith Leray
Marcia Hakey
Putney
Patricia O’brien
Linda Telford
Buskirk
Donna Danforth
Eliza Davis
Richard Martin
Alice Pratt
Blanche Center
Isabelle Vallee
Chris Bentley
Hazel Morrow
Madeline Reilly
Marcia Sherman
Ruth Whitman
Latham
Ronald Whitton
James Hikel
Pleasant St
Clarence Grogan
Hurley St
John Hahn
Dundee Ave
Caverly Preventorium
Pittsford
Jerome Hevey Jr
Manchester Congregational Church
Factory Point Cemetery
Clara M. Munderloh
Beemer
Neb
Victor Bovee
North St
Robert
Bovee
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Charles Brasie
Earl W. Charlestream
Earl William Charlestream
Staten Island
William A
Catherine
Stewart) Charlestream
Martha Eddy
Norman
Clinton, Mass
Jean Howe
Lois Holton
Syracuse
Alice Hoffmeister
Audrey Steadman
FRB
By Chet Ringheiser
Zoning Board
South St
McCarthy
CVPSC
Green
National Life
Ers
VBA
William M. Lockwood
Howard National Bank and Trust Company
Burlington
Vermont
State
Burlington and
Chittenden County
Federal Reserve
Arthur &. Wickenden
First National Bank of
Arthur F. Cronin
County National Bank
National Bank
Pala
Lebeee Theatre
Walt Disney
George Stevens
Saale
Sto Amsa
Harte Theatre
James Delong
Branch
Plymouth
Dow -Jones—Bach
Michael Fay
Ker
Bennington Briefs
Art Workshop
Wilmington, Vt
Shakespeare
Mirror Players
Wilmington Playhouse
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