Water Board Reverses on Public Faucet Plan at Flats
Bennington Water Department rescinded a prior plan to place a public faucet on the Globe Union main near Hicks Corners to aid seven families with contaminated wells. Trustees and the public opposed the move, citing village water limits and fairness to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Water Board
Bennington Village
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Globe Union
Joseph A. Pello Jr
Herbert Horst
John H. Williams
Seymour G. Shultz
Santarcangelo
Globe Union Main
North Bennington Road
Putnam
Bennington Briefs Highlights From Local Meetings and Courts
Local notices include the Women of the Moose annual banquet at Mt Anthony Country Club on May 20 at 7 pm with signups required by May 17, and honors for University of Vermont students including Gail Ann Horst. Other items cover the Vermont Vassar Club meeting in Rutland on May 12, church choir rehearsals, police training sessions in Williamstown, and local youth court outcomes in Bennington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Mt. Anthony Country Club
The
Moose Club
Marion Charest
University of Vermont
Burlington
Gail Ann Horst
George Horst
West Road
Horst
Miss Horst
Bennington High School
Vermont Vassar Club
Bardwell Hotel
Rutland
Karen P. Brown
Manchester
N.H
Elizabeth A. Whitman
Hampton
Vassar
First Methodist Church
Williamstown
Joseph Zoito Jr
Floyd J.bennett
Southworth
Society of Packaging and Handling Engineers
Sleasman
Holbrau
Route 155
Albany
N.Y
Burt K. Cliffer
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Glens Falls
Richard O’neill
Sprague Electric Co
North Adams
Food Stamp Plan May Start Soon in Vermont Pilot
Social Welfare Commissioner John Wackerman announced a Vermont pilot food stamp project will launch October 1 in Grand Isle, Franklin, and Lamoille counties. If successful, the program could become statewide.
Obituaries from Readsboro and Bennington Area
Obituaries note Agnes Loeffler of Clifton Virginia death and mentions her Hunter lineage. Also reported are funeral details for John Maroni of Readsboro and Mary Elizabeth Kelley of Bennington with memorials to the Jimmy Fund and Sacred Heart Church services outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes (Hunter) Loeffler
Clifton
Fred H. Rockwood
Bennington
John C
Stella Hunter
Troy
N.Y
John C. Hunter
Agnes H. Dewar
St. Paul, Minn
Mary Elizabeth Kelley
Paul Kelley
Burgess Road
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Mary Beth
Molly Stark School
Timothy Kelley
Kathleen Kelley
Patricia Betit
Mildred Day
Hoosick Falls
Jimmy Fund
Hanson- Walbridge
Sacred Heart Church
Grandview Cemetery
North Bennington
Rev Clarke to Attend Christian Alliance Convention
The Rev Cornelius W Clarke pastor of the Missionary Alliance Church in Bennington leaves Monday to attend the General Council of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Minneapolis Minnesota. He will represent 17 homeland districts and 25 foreign mission fields as a delegate in this chief legislative body and returns May 19 after a week of meetings and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius W. Clarke
Missionary Alliance
Bennington
General Council of the
Christian & Missionary Alliance
Minneapolis
Minn
Alliance
Mr. Clarke
Budget outlined for Mt. Anthony Union District meeting
Voters will consider a budget near 170000 for the 1965 66 year at the annual meeting at Bennington Elementary School. The board cites 209890 in expenses offset by 40000 in revenues from bond proceeds for the new high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington
Board Nears Choice of Principal for Mt Anthony High
The Mt Anthony union board moved toward selecting a principal for the new Mt Anthony high school and outlined a timetable. May 27 is set as the target for appointment after screening four to five candidates. Aug 15 is tentatively the clerk of the works hiring date as work starts by Sept 1 with a 1966 67 school year occupancy goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union School
Mt. Anthony High School
Jane McCullough
Barton L. Jenks
Jenks
Norman Stratton
Marian Taylor
Jack Lowre
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Res
Two Mt Anthony Union board members seek re election
Mt Anthony Union School District directors Marian M. Cummings and Arthur E. Wickenden announced Thursday night they will seek full three year terms in June. The pair represent Bennington and North Bennington Graded School Districts, with Ostrander Jr. of Pownal undecided. Cummings stressed continuing work to turn educational plans into an operating union high school by September, 1966, amid bond approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Allan J. Heath
Bennington
Vermont
Lowre
Taylor
Mateers
Architects Collaborative
Camebridge
Mass
State Department of Highways
Department
Bennington County Industrial Corp
Als
Ise
Jenks
Mt. Anthony Union
Marian M. Cummings
Wickenden
Union
Dis
Trict
North Bennington
Jackson Ostrander Jr
Pownal
Ostrander
Cummings
Mt. Anthony Union School
Union High School
Union School
Mt. Anthony
Funeral for John W. Martin Held in Delmar
Funeral services were conducted Thursday at Hane son-Walbridge Funeral Home for John W. Martin formerly with the Gerald E. Mor rissey firm. Rev. John W. Vander Groef of Old First Church presided and prayers were offered at Bethlehem Cemetery in Delmar New York. Honorary bearers included Vermont American Legion members led by state vice commander Clarence Cross past commander Edward Reod Hugh Clark and Winston Lother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haneson-Walbridge
John W. Martin
Gerald E. Morerissey
John W. Vander Groef
Old First Church
Bethlehem Cemetery
Delmar
N.Y
Vermont Department of American Legion
Clarence Cross
Post 13
Bennington
Edward Reod
Hugh Clark
Winston Lother
New England planners push for regional interstate compact
Hartford officials from six New England states convened eight planning directors to seek a regional compact. They argued a six state agreement would pool information, resolve cross border planning conflicts, and boost federal aid eligibility while recognizing that one state's planning goals are shaped by neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Vermont
Hospital Notes May 6 Admissions and Births
Admission list includes Sandra Mattison Frances Woodward Jr. Bennington Irene Wilson North Bennington C Louise Tefft Shaftsbury Geneva Mass Arlington Discharges Evelyn Arnold Donna Lee Raymond and son Bennnington Lorraine Lewsey and son Marlene Grenier Hoosick Falls Ruth Watrous Pawlet Alta Davis Searsburg Births Mr and Mrs Charles Fabiano Hoosick Falls welcome a daughter born May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Mattison
Francis B. Woodward Jr
Bennington
Irene Wilson
North Bennington
C. Louise Tefft
Shaftsbury
Geneva Mass
Arlington
Evelyn Arnold
Donna Lee Raymond
Lorraine Lewsey
Marlene Grenier
Hoosick Falls
Ruth L. Watrous
Pawlet
Alta Davis
Searsburg
Stock Averages Report Dow Jones Indexes At Noon
The Dow Jones industrials stood at 933.22 down 0.30 with 2,480,000 shares traded. The railroads average fell to 213.16 down 0.38 and utilities at 161.76 down 0.35 as the composite slipped to 322.74 guiding the overall market mood.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennington Banner
Pello
Harry Short
Morgan Street
Molly Stark
Water Department
Ryan
Bennington Briefs
Stanley R. Pike Jr
Elm Street
Mary A. Burnham
Northampton
Deborah
Gordon J. McLenahan
Margaret McLenahan
Safford St
Bentley College of Accounting and Finance
Waltham
John A. Burgess
Montepelier
Bennington County
Berlin
Elm St
Pine Crest
T. Garry Buckley
Robert F. Thomas
Grove St
Everett C. Wager
Main Street
Thomas
Atty
John Mollica
House of Correction
George M. Fienberg
Lawrence A. Grover
Grover
Reuben Levin
Waterbury
Guy R. Burgess
Woodford
George H. Plumb
Harte Theatre
Bennington, Vt
Technic
New York
John Ford
Cheyenne
Youngblood Hawke
England
Agnes Loeffler
John Maroni
Readsboro
Harvis Hill
St. Joachim’s
Maroni
Montagna
Amedeo
Flora Maroni
Helen Stankewich
Texas
U.S. Army
Karen
Clarke
Penses
Mrs
Marian Cummings
Arthur E. Wickenden
N.E
Charles Fabiano
May
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Bennington Drive-In
Acapulco
Fabian
Siautr Fabares
Hunter
Partum
Eden
Knotty Pine Restaurant
Ctatte Lange
Don Ratelle
RT. 7 North
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