Emblem Club 368 Holds March Meeting in Bennington
Emblem Club 368 met March 24 with large attendance for a dinner hosted by brother Ellis. New members Bernadette Kenyon Donna Crawford Mildred Toomey Jean Peacher all from Bennington and Janice Gerow of Pownal were initiated. Emma Halladay won the mystery package. Next meeting set for April 21.
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Bennington Emblem Club
Ellis
Bernadette Kenyon
Donna Crawford
Mildred Toomey
Jean Peacher
Bennington
Janice Gerow
Pownal
Emma Halladay
Bennington Listers warn of penalties on transfer tax
Bennington residents aged 65 by April 1 must notify the Board of Listers to gain poll tax exemption. Personal property inventories are due by April 20 while disabled veteran certificates are due by May 20. The state Tax Department reports ownership details and riders may be added to questionable property sales. Fines up to 1000 dollars exist for falsified transfer forms, with last year 125000 dollars collected in such fines.
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Bennington
Bennington Board of Listers
Listers
Frank J. Hogan
Bradshaw
Bennington Park Lawn Cemetery elects new officers
At the annual meeting Seymour Shultz was elected president, succeeding John Rothrock who moved away. New officers include Dean Hanson as vice president, Mrs. Richard Fradenburgh treasurer, and Mrs. Clarence Howard clerk. Directors are Norton Barber Alexander Mahar Ronald Sinclair. John Litster was reappointed superintendent.
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Bennington Park Lawn Cemetery Association
Seymour Shultz
John Rothrock
Dean Hanson
Richard Fradenburgh
Clarence Howard
Norton Barber
Alexander Mahar
Ronald Sinclair
John Litster
Second Congregational Church Rummage Sale Plan
The Women s Fellowship of the Second Congregational Church will hold a rummage sale on Saturday April 3 from 10 a m to 3 p m in the church social hall on Hillside Street. Chairwoman Mrs Joseph Leger and committee expect a large sale with quality bargain merchandise.
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Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Joseph Leger
Bennington Court Sets Bail In Multiple Criminal Cases
District Court Judge John P. Morrissey set bail in several matters including David F. DeAtley held on charges of stealing a 1969 Jeep Commando and driving without consent with a $1,000 bail. Other cases include hindering officers, DUI pleas, driving to endanger, and various fines with dates spanning March and June in Bennington Manchester and surrounding towns. Sergeant Francis M. Towslee, son of Mrs. Dorothy Towslee, assigned to Germany, holds Bronze Star and Army Commendation medals.
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Bennington
John P. Morrissey
David F. DeAtley
Burlington
Lee’s Motors Inc
Manchester Center
Morrissey
DeAtley
Read
Eaton
Gilbert
Leroy J. LaCross
Steven Bruso
LaCross
Robert Burdick
Pownal
Bion Pike
Green Mountain Park
Gerald F. Bourn
Lincoln St
U.S. 7
John A. Crawford
Main St
Manchester
Robert G. Harrigan
Thomas A. Cornell
School St
Burgess Road
Peter J. Toromino
North Adams
Mass
Ulises P. Picco
North Bennington
Maurice Champagne
Convent Ave
Shaftsbury
U.S
Adams
Gregory D. Chittenden
Dolores P. Giroux
Manchester Depot
Dorset
Frankfurt
Germany
Francis M. Towslee
Dorothy Towslee
Route 1
3D Armored Division
Towslee
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Ft. Gordon
Rose
Meadowlark Drive
Augusta
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State Department of Taxes
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Ben- Mont
Arthur Bradshaw
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State Tax Department
Park Lawn Group
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Birds Eye
U. S
Maid Rite
Finast All Beef
Frankfurts
Cara Rntan
Taster’s Choice
First National Stores
International Seafood
BS Bea Arena
Soro GD
West Coast
Il Casino
Monte Carlo Shrimp
Cont
Fancy
Boston
Finast Bakery
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