Water Board Votes To Spend Sinking Fund On Feeder Line
The Bennington Water Board on Monday agreed to use its share of the sinking fund for the Flats feeder line to the Globe Union main on North Bennington Road. Officials estimate the amount will be at least 7,000 dollars, with other village uses prior noted.
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Water Board
Bennington Water Board
Globe Union
Bennington Road
Bolles Brook
Water Department
Flats
Vt. 67A
Fire Department
Ben Mont Avenue
Hicks Corners
Burton L. Winslow
The
Leonard Street
Seymour G. Shultz
Winslow
Main Street
Putnam Square
Morgan Street
Floyd Harmon
George Corey
John Racicot
Itham Street
Putnam
Pope
Lawrence Sumner
North Bennington Road
Edward Knapp
Knapp
Gage Street
Ryder
Fred Butler
Proponents push Dickey Lincoln power project vote
Proponents of continued financing for the 212 million Dickey Lincoln School Power project on the Upper St. John River in Northern Maine push for support while opponents take over in a House hearing led by Maine lawmakers. Senator Muskie touts low-cost power benefits for New England and Maine, saying the project would pay for itself with savings over 500 million.
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Washington
UPD
Upper St. John River
Maine
House Appropriations Public Works Subcommittee
Johnson
Albert Cree
Rutland
Electrical Coordinating Council of New England
Edmund S. Muskie
de Maine
New England
Peter N. Kyros
Dmaine
Dickey
William D. Hathaway
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported in Maine
The column lists admissions including Bernice Baldwin Vera Kelley Dorset Linda Bovey East Dorset Amelia Baldwin Bruce Legacy Carol Roberto Marlene Severs Nancy Page Bennington and discharges such as Caroline Pierce Manchester Depot Jackie Connelly Jr Bennington and notes births Mr and Mrs Robert A Pudvar of North Pownal a son born May 1 and a second birth Kristen Gael daughter born April 28 to Rev and Mrs John D Button of Thomaston Maine formerly Meredith Payne daughter of Rev and Mrs H Glenn Payne of Elm Street
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Bernice Baldwin
Vera Kelley
Dorset
Linda Bovey
East Dorset
Amelia Baldwin
Bruce Legacy
Carol Roberto
Marlene Severs
Nancy Page
Bennington
Robert A. Pudvar
North Pownal
John D. Button
Thomaston
Maine
Kristen Gael
Button
Meredith Payne
H. Glenn Payne
Elm Street
Brattleboro Man Injured In Grafton NY Crash
A 50 year old Brattleboro man was treated and released after a crash on NY 7 near Babcock Lake road. Ralph Philips, a passenger in a station wagon driven by Osborn H. Mason, 73, received emergency care for forehead cuts and a leg injury. Mason was cited for failure to keep right and the car was towed. An earlier Pownal crash caused minor damage to two cars with no injuries.
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Grafton
N.Y
Brattleboro
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Babcock Lake Road
Ralph Philips
Osborn H. Mason
New York
Mason
Pownal
Notable Nonfiction Honors Listed in Reviews Digest
The digest highlights new works across genres including Malamud continued from Page 1, Goetzmann on the American West, Kaplan on Mark Twain, Anne Sexton poetry Live or Die, Brion Davis on Western slavery, and Kirchner’s Quartet No. 3.
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William H. Goetzmann
Mr. Clemens
Mark Twain
Justin Kaplan
Anne Sexton
David Brion Davis
Leon Kirchner
Rural Firefighter Hurt As Brooklyn Homes Burn
The Bennington Rural Fire Department battled a blaze that damaged two Brooklyn homes owned by Edward Sweet and threatened a third. A garbage truck and a car owned by Bernard Blair were destroyed, with two explosions heard as crews worked to save the garage. One firefighter was injured and David Tripp of East Road received first aid after cutting his thumb during efforts.
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Lyons
Sullivan
Brooklyn
Bennington
David Tripp
East Road
Sweets
Sweet
Blairs
Georgianna Davenport
Blair
Troy
N.Y
Bennington Fire Hands Multiple Calls At Carrigan Lane
A Bennington Fire Department unit tackled a small fire in a Carrigan Lane apartment caused by a leaky gas water heater. The same building also housed a chair fire Saturday morning. Fire caused wall damage near the heater. no injuries reported.
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Bennington
Obituaries and a mythic reflection headline
Obituary notices for Mrs. Marion W. Warner of Rutland and Mrs. Gladys Macteer Preston note their deaths and survivors, with funeral details. A brief mythic interlude about Ariadne's crown in the sky follows, reflecting on immortality and virtue.
Stock Averages at Noon May 2 1967 Dow Jones
The Dow Jones industrials stood at 893.82, up 0.89 points, with 30 stocks. The rail averages slipped to 231.81, down 0.08, utilities at 138.84, down 0.25, and the composite at 315.40, up 0.06. Volume reached 4,630,000.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
YGOP Plans Convention At Killington
Killington Ski Area will host the Vermont Federation of Young Republicans convention on Saturday May 27 in the SnowShed Lodge the 23000 square foot facility offering a lounge and meeting area. Sen John Tower of Texas will attend as a national figure. Delegates will elect officers for two years. Activities include a free chairlift ride ski technique demonstrations a documentary on Killington and an auction of mentos donated by Dirksen Romney Reagan and others. Tickets available from local YGOP chairs Grace Hawkins Bohne and David Hill.
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Killington
Sherburne
Vermont Federation of Young Republicans
John Tower
Texas
Sen. Tower
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Paul W. Bohne II
Bennington County
Young Republican
Vermont
Everett Dirksen
George Romney
Ronald Reagan
YGOP
Grace Hawkins
East Middlebury
Bohne
Bennington
David Hill
Lyndonville
Arlington Sets May 23 For New Vote
Arlington school officials set May 23 for bond elections to fund a Fisher Elementary addition at 170000 and a Arlington High School expansion at 142000. The board discussed state aid that could cover 20 percent of debt, roughly 75000 over 20 years, with Lyle Salter remaining campaign chair and committees organized for meetings, posters, editorials, and brochures, plus two public information sessions May 8 and 17 at Fisher Elementary School.
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Arlington
Fisher Elementary
Arlington High
Fisher
Citizens’ Committee
Lyle H. Salter
East Arlington
Richard Wood
Guenther Mahler
Earl LaBatt
Donald Trachte
Salter
Fisher Elementary School
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Lincoln
Caroline Pierce
Manchester
Jackie Connelly Jr
Harte Theatre
David Janssen
Bruce W. Cooper
Moses E. Harwood
Williamstown
Mass
Cooper
Vauxhall
Harwood
Ford
U.S. 7
Malamud
Bennington Briefs
Emblem Club
Elks Barn
Elk Club
YMCA
Hugh Nash
St. Bernard Costello
S.S.J
St. Anthony Church
White River Junction
Mendelssohn
Benedictus
Roger
Barber
Franck
Sisters of St. Joseph
Mt. Anthony
Order Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Sheriff’s Department
VFW
North Street
Winifred Sullivan
Lillian Bassen
Hilda Orr
Bendi
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Heritage House
New Englander Motor Inn
Miss Davenport
Bennington Manufacturing Co
Mrs. Sweet
Turgeon
Rural Fire Department
Fairdale Farms
Bennington Fire Department
Putnam Hose Co
Dorothy Read
Vermont Container Road
South China Sea
Hill 881
Pleiku
U.S. Army
Saigon
South Vietnam
LIONS
John Lyons
Hugh M. Warner
Marion W. Warner
South Main St
Hugh W. Warner
Porter Hospital
Middlebury
Springfield
Unitarian Universalist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Barton
Vermont Department
William
Barbara) Whitman
Burlington
Harold C. Carter
Houston
Tex
George S. Carter
Akron
Ohio
Helen C. Paige
Tossing Funeral Home
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Ludlow
James E. Humphrey
Congregational Church
Vermont Heart Fund
Montpelier
Kenneth Preston
Great Barrington
Gladys (Macteer) Preston
Kenneth F. Preston
Jairview Hospital
Lawrence Leonard
Somerset
Rowe
Kenneth S
Ella (Coleman) Macteer
Veerlie Macteer
North Adams
First Congregational Church
Corona Borealis
Ariadne
Minos
Crete
Bacchus
Salem’s Super
Hamburg
AJAX
Nily
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