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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1962

Page

12

Mrs Farnum Feted at Shower in Surprise March 3

Mrs. Fred Farnum of R D 2 received a pink and blue shower at her mother’s Fillmore Street home. Mrs. Albert A Sawyer hosted the event with cake ice cream and coffee. Decorations and gifts followed a pink blue theme with a carriage motif.

Fred Farnum R. D Albert A. Sawyer Fillmore Street Sawyer Paul D. Foster Farnum Augustine Baker North Pownal

Stamford Budget Up by Eight Thousand Dollars

Stamford votes to set a proposed town budget of 68 647 dollars with an expected tax rate increase. Moderator Robert A. Costine oversaw the meeting. Three new town officers elected are Lottie Harriman Eugene C Sweet and H Brewster Barry. Town officers include Costine Ruebesam Barry Caron Trottier Haun Jangrow Sweet Harriman Bushika Clough Tan ner and Campbell directs Ming.

Robert A. Costine Lottie Harriman H. Brewster Barry Eugene C. Sweet Roberta Ruebesam Arthur Caron Richard Trottier Harold Haun Albert Jangrow Frank Bushika Warren Clough Dewey S. Tanner Edward C. Robare Frederick H. Whitham John P. Campbell

Vermont Tissue completes first pollution control step

Norman Alper general manager of Vermont Tissue Paper Co. Inc. announced the first stage of a wastewater reuse program. The process has cut pollution into the Walloomsac River and improved operation, with 432000 fewer gallons dumped daily. The firm will continue with the next purification stage under the Water Resources Board oversight.

Walloomsac Vermont Tissue Paper Co., Inc Norman Alper Vermont Vermont Tissue Paper Co. Inc North Bennington Walloomsac River Alper Vermont Water Resources Board Water Resources Board

Putnam Hospital Admissions and Births Report

On Tuesday March 6 Putnam Hospital admitted Mabel Hawes Master David Peterson and others from Bennington Pownal North Bennington and Readsboro Discharges include Mrs Phyllis Honiker and baby Barbara Bruce Claire Becker and Master Shawn Burke Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Munger of 140 McCall Street and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Miner of 114 Lincoln Street and a son to Mr and Mrs Francis Antonio of Park Street Extension all on March 6.

Phyllis Honiker Barbara Bruce Bennington Claire Becker Shaftsbury Shawn Burke Dorset Robert Munger McCall St Joseph Miner Lincoln St Francis Antonio Park Street Extension

Recovering from Burns Jo Ann Thomas Celebrates Christmas Again

Hoosick Falls three year old Jo Ann Thomas returns home from Putnam Memorial Hospital after eight months in care for second and third degree burns suffered while playing with matches. A belated Christmas for Jo Ann included a tree and gifts, with her family noting progress as she learns to walk again and remains under medical follow up.

Hoosick Falls Jo Ann Thomas Babcock Lake Road R. S Jo Ann Putnam Memorial Hospital Santa James North Sr Jay Thomas Jerry

Still a Spy How a Courtroom Apology Framed a Spy Mission

A jailed pilot's courtroom apology contends his aim was to serve the country, yet he mourns the mission's failure and the unfavorable publicity. Reporters learned of his tearful family reunion and the sisters who saw him depart the Senate Office Building, still an enigma after a Soviet jail term.

Senate Wild Blue Yonder

California Plate Sparks Confusion on Car Origin

San Diego report notes Boone Hayes shows a new car labeled foreign yet bearing the California license plate VUN 234. The item highlights a possible mismatch between origin and registration in a locally observed case.

San Diego Boone Hayes California

Obituary: Mrs. Earl Sigworth of Bennington 69

Mrs. Earl Sigworth 69 lifelong Bennington resident died suddenly Tuesday at 229 Maple St. She was born Nov. 10 1892 in Bennington daughter of the late William H Warn and Carrie Pierce Warn. She worked at Union Carbide and Thomson Mfg later babysat for local families. She married Earl Sigworth Sept 29 1934. Surviving are her husband four sisters and one brother. Services Friday 2 p.m. at Gibney Haynes Kane Funeral Home with Rev H Glenn Payne officiating burial in Park Lawn vault. She was longtime First Baptist member and GE Quarter Century Club member.

Earl Sigworth Bennington Maple St Florence Warn William H Carrie Pierce Warn Union Carbide Consumer Products Co National Carbon Thomson Mfg. Co Sigworth The Baptist Church First Baptist Church Jennie Pellerin Dorothy Martin Louis Cusimano Salem H. Glenn Payne Park Lawn Vault Funeral Maple Grove Cemetery Hoosick Falls

Mrs Rachel LaPier of Pittsfield Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Rachel McClure LaPier 61 wife of Francis H LaPier of 118 Elm Street Pittsfield died Monday at home after a long illness. Born in North Hoosick N Y she graduated from Hoosick High School and Troy Business College. She came to Pittsfield 43 years ago and joined General Electric where she worked until retiring in August last year.

Pittsfield Mass Rachel McClure LaPier Francis H. LaPier Elm St North Hoosick N.Y Hoosick High School Troy Business College General Electric Co

Albert D Center West Rupert Funeral in Salem New York

Albert Dewitt Center 87 died March 1 at his daughter Mrs Duane Flower's home after months of illness. Funeral held at Mackenzie Chapel Old White Church Salem with Rev A T Stoddard and Rev George Murdoch officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery in spring. Survivors include his wife Theresa More daughter sister and brothers.

West Rupert Albert Dewitt Center Duane Flower Mackenzie Old White Church Salem N.Y A. T. Stoddard George Murdoch Evergreen Cemetery Floyd Rich John Fleming William McClarty William Safford Ralph Burke Floyd Wright Mr. Center Hebron East Hebron Presbyterian Church United Presbyterian Theresa More Alice Hannibal William Center Clinton Fort Edward

Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Incidents

Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. at the Eagles Hall on North Street and federal surplus commodities distribution is set for Thursday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Elks Barn. Olof Bard of East Meadow L I and wife visited. he formerly managed Roosevelt Airport and was Republic Aviation chief flight inspector. PTA meets at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with Williams College admissions official Philip F. Smith speaking on College Admissions Requirements. 11-year-old David Peterson injured in a fall from scaffolding. hospitalized in good condition. Maurice Gropman sustained two pulled tendons and a leg cast from a toboggan accident. he expects to return to work soon. Rummage sale by C D of A on Friday March 9 at 10 a.m. at C D of A rooms. Jennie Yett announces new spring merchandise at 313 Weeks Street. Open daily 10 to 5 30 Fridays until 9 p.m. Closed Tuesdays.

Olof Bard East Meadow L.I Bennington Old Bennington Bard Roosevelt Airport Republic Aviation Long Island David Peterson Edwin Peterson Harrison Ave Putnam Memorial Hospital Bob Peterson Main Street Julius H. Manes Maurice Gropman Gage St Gropman Saul’s Department Store Jennie Yett Weeks Street

Pownal resident thanks supporters after election

Robert Rudd Jr. expresses sincere thanks to friends who assisted and voted in the recent Pownal election. The message notes appreciation for local supporters and the town's voters.

Pownal Robert Rudd Jr

Health Council Eyes Fluoridation and Health Services

The Bennington Health Council moves to reactivate and expand community health work. It cites deficiencies such as lack of a pediatrician and ENT specialists and considers fluoridation for the village water, plus stronger tuberculin x ray and mobile heart services for children.

Health Council Bennington Health Council Allan J. Heath Donald W. Humphreys Frances Gibney R.N Francis C. Tomasi State Department of Health Vermont Heart Association Mobile Heart Unit Rutland

Funeral services for Mrs Solomon Niles former Ruba Waite

Mrs Solomon Niles died at Putnam Memorial Hospital Saturday morning. Funeral services were held from Mahar and Son Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon with Rev W Earle Forman officiating. Pallbearers included Oscar Seigert Charles Jepson Leon Boutin and Edward Cross. Entombment followed in Park Lawn Chapel and burial is planned in the family lot at South Shaftsbury Cemetery in spring.

Solomon Niles Ruba Waite Putnam Memorial Hospital Mahar and Son Funeral Home W. Earle Forman Church of God Oscar Seigert Holyoke Mass Charles Jepson Leon Boutin Edward Cross Park Lawn Chapel Famiy South Shaftsbury Cemetery

Funeral Rites Held for Peter McLaughlin in Manchester

Funeral services for Peter McLaughlin were held Tuesday at St. Pauls Church Manchester with Rt Rev Msgr John A Lynch of Rutland celebrating the Requiem Mass Fr Donald Kelley assisted. Pallbearers included Robert Kelley Dr Thomas Keenan Edward McLaughlin Lionel Marcoux Robert Lynch and John Kelley Entombment was in Manchester with burial planned for St Jerome's Cemetery East Dorset in the spring Relatives traveled from Rutland Bennington Orwell Albany Dorset Burlington and nearby areas.

Teens Plead Guilty To Larceny In Arlington Case

In municipal court Wednesday morning, George F. Griffis aged 16 and Harry J. McDermott aged 18 of Arlington received four to six months suspended in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to petty larceny for allegedly stealing six disk type hub caps from John Cain. Both youths placed on probation. Harry E. Short of North Adams pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined $10.

George F. Griffis Harry J. McDermott Arlington House of Correction Eugene V. Clark John Cain Harry E. Short North Adams Mass

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Farnum Stamford Putnam Hospital Mabel Hawes Janet Burdick Edwin Luce Caroline Green Billy Wheeer Readsboro Diana Harris Mary Unavitch Edith Beaumont F. John Hawley Hawley Company ‘Furniture East Arlington Mrs Rachel Lapier Albert D. Center James N. Cross Bennington Briefs FC Eagles Eagles Hall North Street Elks Barn Bendi Parent-Teacher Association Philip F. Smith Williams College C.D ADV Pownals Vera Langlais Tel GBA Humphreys Ben-Mont Robert D. Stout Medical Center Stout Hos Pital Albany Burlington Hanover N.H United Counseling Service Heath Mrs. Solomon Niles Peter McLaughlin the Wikler Saoe Buster Brown Nagond Carole King Ariel Avron
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