Catholic Daughters Celebrate 55th Anniversary Court Saint Andrew 359
More than 75 members and guests marked the 55th anniversary of Court St. Andrew 359 with a banquet at Paradise Restaurant. Eight of the original 50 charter members attended, with five present. corsages were given to charter members. Attendees included Father Sprague, Father Vigneau, Msgr. Flanagan, Father Demass, Father Wallen, Frances Kingsley, and Marion Handley. The event featured a three tier cake, solos, group singing, and a closing blessing and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Court St. Andrew
Paradise Restaurant
Mary Canning
Katherine Keeler
Mae Lamarre
Katherine McDermott
Rena Riley
Bridget Hogan
Elizabeth Hurley
Mary Leahy
Ann Cummings
Rose Hulett
Shaftsbury
Father Lafayette Sprague
St. John’s Episcopal Church
North Adams
Mass
Joseph Vigneau
Francis B. Flanagan
The
Paradise
Doe Season Hearings Begin in Vermont
Vermont Fish and Game announces statewide hearings on the annual antlerless deer season. The Wilmington gathering will be June 2 at 7 30 p m, with other hearings in Springfield Rutland Northfield Marshfield Middlebury Island Pond Barton and Hyde Park through June 18 all at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Bennington County
Fish and Game Department
Vermont
Wilmington
Springfield
VFW
Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service
Northfield High School
Marshfield
Middlebury
Fish and Game
Island Pond
Barton Municipal Building
Hyde Park
Union School
Heart-Savers Meet June 6 At Woodstock
The Vermont Heart Association holds its 20th annual meeting Saturday June 6 at Woodstock Inn starting 10 30 a m Dr Jeremiah Stamler the session speaker for physicians and nurses discusses The Heart Conspirators at 11 a m and Heart Counterattack in the afternoon He chairs the dinner program 20 Years in the Business of Saving Lives and the business meeting with Dr Roger W Mann at 2 p m includes officer elections Vermont Heart Ambassador Mrs Arleen Ladzinski speaks at 2 45 and the awards ceremony at 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Vermont Heart Association
Woodstock Inn
Jeremiah Stamler
Division of
Adult Health and
Chicago Board of Health
Chicago Health Research Foundation
William B. Franke
Roger W. Mann
Vermont Heart
Arleen Ladzinski
State TB Association Names Irons President
The Vermont Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association elected Francis S. Irons of Montpelier as president at its May 14 annual meeting in Shelburne. Irons, a 12 year VTRDA trustee and vocational rehabilitation planner for the Vermont Department of Education, succeeds Dr. Sinclair Allen Jr. Others elected to leadership roles include Cleon E. Hopkins, James Carlton, Standwood L. Perkins and F. William Billado Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
Vermont Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Francis S. Irons
Montpelier
VTRDA
Irons
Vermont Department of Education
Sinclair Allen Jr
Burlington
Cleon E. Hopkins
Springfield
James Carlton
Barre
Standwood L. Perkins
Essex Junction
F. William Billado Jr
Ex Benningtonian Co Valedictorian At Marian High
Anne Margaret McLaughlin of Barre named co valedictorian for Marian High School class of 1970. She will graduate June 13 and plans to enter the University of Vermont liberal arts program. She has held the yearbook business manager post and earned a merit award, with CCD teaching involvement and drama club membership. Trustees elected include Carroll Coburn Benjamin Gould Gareth Green. New trustees: Madeline Harwood Carl Roach Newton Garland Bruce Lindberg John Alden. Association board has 36 members with statewide representation and adopted a VTRDA budget over 100000. Office at 198 College St Burlington. Christmas Seal drive supports programs. Irons former supervisor in Bennington Southwest district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Bennington
Anne Margaret McLaughlin
Edward W. McLaughlin
Spruce Lane
Marian High School
McLaughlins
Union Street
McLaughlin
St. Francis de Sales Academy
MHS
University of Vermont
Carroll L. Coburn
East Montpelier
Benjamin D. Gould
Vergennes
Gareth M. Green
Burlington
Madeline B. Harwood
Manchester
Carl O. Roach
Newton C. Garland
Bruce Lindberg
St. Albans
John Alden
Woodstock
Eldon G. Bucklin
Putney
Thomas H
College St
Irons
Bennington Southwest Supervisory District
Wagoners Welcome Another Newcomer
The Welcome Wagon Club of Bennington welcomed newcomer Mrs Richard Bebout at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs Richard Roethlein. President Mrs Danforth Geer and visitor Mrs Leslie Robinson spoke on league functions and a Washington convention. A June 5 sale at Central Vermont Public Service on Main Street benefits Red Brick School. next gathering June 11 at Mrs J Edward Amos’s Prospect Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Club of
Bennington
Richard Roethlein
Richard Bebout
Danforth Geer
College Music II Students to Present Free Concert
Bennington College Music II students under Louis Calabro offer a free concert at the Senior Citizens Center on Thursday at 3 p.m. The aim is to become better acquainted with town seniors as everyone over 55 is invited and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music II
Bennington College
Louis Calabro
Senior Citizens Center
Baptist Leader Urges Unity in Denomination
Cincinnati, Rev. Dr. Thomas Kilgore Jr., president of the American Baptist Convention, urges a pan-Baptist movement uniting black and white churchgoers to fight racism and secularism. He envisions white and black conventions forming a new leadership consortium as a new generation moves in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thomas Kilgore Jr
American Baptist Convention
Puerto Rico
Convention Hall
Kilgore
Seattle
Southern Baptist Convention
National Baptist Convention
U.S.A
National Baptist Convention of America
Progressive
Denver
La Leche League To Meet Tonight In Arlington
The Bennington La Leche League holds an 8 pm meeting at Mrs. Kenneth Nicholson's home in Arlington to discuss advantages of breastfeeding for mother and baby. Directions are available from group leader Mrs. Leslie Robinson at 23185. Open to all interested women. babies welcome and counseling or the league manual may be requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington la Leche League
Kenneth Nicholson
Arlington
Leslie Robinson
League
SAR Meeting in Woodstock Hosts Regional Leaders
The Vermont Society of the Sons of the American Revolution and their wives plan a spring gathering on Saturday May 23 at Woodstock Inn. Special guest Dr Allan Foley of Norwich leading the Vermont Historical Society will attend and Mark Lawton of Albany New York will speak as director of the Division of Historic Sites of the New York State Historic Trust. All Woodstock Historical Society resident members are included.
Catholic Women Council to Hold Spring Meeting in Manchester
The Vermont Council of Catholic Women meets at 7 45 p m on Wednesday at Conversion of St Paul Church Manchester with Benediction followed by a brief business meeting. William E Dailey Jr will discuss his Europe trip and audience with Pope Paul VI. All women from Bennington County parishes invited along with clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Vermont
Michael Demasi
North Bennington
VCCW
Eileen Flynn
Betty Hayes
Aldah Cole
Probate Judge O'Brien elected vice president of national college
Winooski probate judge J William O'Brien has been elected vice president of the National College of Probate Judges. The group operates under the National College of State Trial Judges and the American Judicature Society and the American Bar Association. It promotes efficient administration of decedents estates and guardianship matters and sponsors seminars for probate officials and attorneys. O'Brien chaired a two day conference at Boston University School of Law, attended by probate judges from 17 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winooski
J. William O’brien
National College of Probate Judges
National College of State Trial Judges
American Judicature Society
American Bar Association
O’brien
Boston University School of Law
Crafts Fair Five to Dazzle Bennington Again
The American Crafts Council Northeast region announces Crafts Fair Five to be held July 8 to 12 at Mt Anthony Union High School Bennington. It is the fifth annual fair described as the largest gathering of craftsmen and wares to date with juried selections and a July preview for buyers from major stores. Last year drew over 200 craftsmen and about 5,000 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Crafts Council
Northeast Region
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mount Snow
East
Bennington District Court Passes Guilty and Not Guilty Pleas
Judge John P. Morrissey presided as multiple defendants appeared in Bennington District Court on May 10 and April 21. Cecil W. Pratt faced counts for suspended license and careless driving with bail set. Thomas R. Jepson pleaded not guilty to speeding and defective equipment with $50 bail. James A. Murphy entered not guilty pleas to grand larceny and suspended license with details of a tire theft from 1969. Richard F. Scarbeau faced breach of peace charge with $250 bail. Paul Goslin arraigned for driving to endanger with pro forma not guilty plea and $200 bail. Francis Colvin placed on probation after guilty plea for a false check committed January 9. James Marsden pleaded guilty to false statement to obtain payment and received 30 days suspended sentence plus restitution. Arthur S. Trombley pleaded guilty to desertion and was placed on probation with weekly support payments. Donald E. Ryan pleaded not guilty to passing a false check and released on $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil W. Pratt
Bennington
John B. Harte
Thomas R. Jepson
North Bennington
U.S. 7
James A. Murphy
Pownal
Robert Cummings
Richard F. Scarbeau
North Adams
Mass
Richard P. Raymo
Francis Colvin
Pittsfield
Morrissey
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Joel Greenberg
Colvin
James Marsden
Union St
Moss
Arthur S. Trombley
Main St
Judy
Mark
Edward
Gary Brown
Donald E. Ryan
Shaftsbury
Bank Report of Condition Summary for Local Bank
A historical bank report lists assets totaling about 18.7 million dollars with cash and deposits, U.S. Treasury and government securities, and securities holdings. It shows total deposits near 15.6 million, various liabilities, and capital accounts, signed by cashier Arthur E. Wickenden and directors Joseph E. Whitney and Dickey Merritt S. Hewitt Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Federal Funds
United States
Arthur E. Wickenden
Joseph E. Joseph S. Whitney
Dickey Merritt S. Hewitt Jr
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Father Demasi
Shirley Flood
Estelle Hoth
Louise Gauthier
Doe
State TB Association
Anne M. McLaughlin
Benningtonian
Marian High
Wagoners
la Leche League
Sar
John Mayer
Reading
Lawton
Plymouth
Vermont Sar
Carroll P. Adams
John A. Williams
Russell H. Farnsworth
Elliott R. Starbuck
Brandon
Mammoth Mart
Amazing Values
Bakel
Bennington, VT
Nichols
Klopman
Craft Fair
Bennington District Court
John P. Morrissey
Paul Goslin
Pownal Center Road
Goslin
National Bank Region
Catamount National Bank of
Ted
Cai
Pital AC Capital
Cies and
Campbell
Javery
South Street
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
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