Obituary for Mrs Alice Fiet Church of North Pownal
Mrs Alice Fiet Church 67 postmaster retired in North Pownal after 15 years and former teacher died Tuesday at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. North Pownal Congregational Church with burial in South Petersburg Cemetery. Survived by two sons Chester and Earl two sisters seven grandsons and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pownal
Alice (Fiet) Church
North Pownal Congregational Church
South Petersburg
Hanson- Walbridge
Bennington
Church
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Berlin Mountain
N.Y
Levi
Daisy King Fiet
Berlin
Roberts School
North Chili
Pteresburg
National Carbon Co
J North
Walter Judd
Troy N.Y
Funeral for Baldwin D Nielsen in Bennington area
The funeral for Baldwin D. Nielsen who died Saturday night in New York was held Tuesday night at Hanson Wallbridge Funeral chapel. Rev Frederick B. Wolf of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Bennington conducted the candlelight service. Cremation occurred at Gardner Earl Crematorium in Troy this morning. Committal services are set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday at West Arlington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlingto
Baldwin D. Nielsen
New York
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Chapel
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Bennington
Gardner Earl Crematorium
Troy
N.Y
West Arlington Cemetery
Funeral services for Charles H. Sawyer
Charles H. Sawyer died early Sunday in Rutland. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev. Alfred Scott officiating. Pallbearers were family members. prayers were offered at the Center Shaftsbury Cemetery commitment. Relatives joined from Rutland Shaftsbury Warwick R I Keene N H and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Sawyer
Rutland
Hanson-Walbridge
Alfred Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
Scott
Center Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury
Warwick
R.I
Keene
N.H
Guard Unit Preps For May 30 Parade
Troop L 3rd Recon Squadron 102nd AC met at Bennington Armory to ready weapons for Memorial Day parade. Lt. John Herrmann led maintenance as units prepared for an 8 a.m. assembly and 9 30 a.m. parade. Quarterly pay checks were distributed after drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
102Nd AC
Bennington Armory
John Herrmann
Paret Finances Still Mystery to Probers
New York AP report on a three session legislative probe into Benny Paret's death. Investigators seek Manuel Alfaro tax records and the fate of $35,000 Paret was said to carry after leaving Las Vegas. Alfaro testified he advised hiding cash in a wardrobe drawer. committee aims to decide boxing’s fate in New York.
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New York
Benny
Kid) Paret
Paret
Manuel Alfaro
Las Vegas
Gene Fullmer
Alfaro
Hayward Plumadore
Miami
Emile Griffith
Madison Square Garden
New York State
Fire call finds no damage at Dewey and Grant
Firemen answered an oil burner flood alarm at the home of Mrs. Harriet Thompson on the corner of Dewey and Grant Streets. Spokesmen reported no fire or damage. Bennington brief also notes school superintendents returning from Stowe conference and Eliza Sessions observing her 90th milestone at Bushey Nursing Home with local cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Eliza E. Sessions
Kurn Hattin Homes
Bushey Nursing Home
East
Middlebury
Moose Lodge Notes Schedule Changes and Safety Program
State director Clarence O Con dor cannot attend tonight’s edge meeting due to unforeseen circumstances and will attend Wednesday night June 13. Carlton Bahan to host kitchen Friday serving steamed and fried clams shrimp and scallops 6 30 to 10 p m. Saturday dance postponed to a later date. Tuesday house committee meeting 7 30 p m. Saturday June bicycle safety program for school children with movie soda and cookies while bikes receive minor repairs. Program sponsored by Loyal Order of Moose Bennington Police Vermont State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence O’condor
Edge
Carlton Bahan
House Committee
Loyal Order of Moose
Bennington Police Department
Vermont State Police
BC Musicians Shine At Tri-State Festival
Sixteen BCHS musicians represented Bennington Catholic High School at the 14th Tri-State Festival with 17 schools in attendance. The BCHS ensemble included nine choral members and seven instrumentalists under veteran directors, sharing stage with 250 musicians overall. BCHS performers included Hallie Sausville trumpet Patricia Swineski and Frank Napolitano clarinet Gary Boulet and David Chaffin trombone Raymond Coutu bari tone Lawrence Betti tuba. singers Christine Guetti Mary King Dorcas Norton Mary Beth Hayden Anthony DeGeorge Arthur LaCroix Van Marcoux Joseph Vince Dennis Jones. Festival founder Walter C Wood called it very good one of the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Catholic High School
Bennington Lions Club
BCHS
Hallie Sausville
Patricia Swineski
Frank Napolitano
Gary Boulet
David Chaffin
Raymond Coutu
Lawrence Betti
Christine Guetti
Mary King
Dorcas Norton
Mary Beth Hayden
Anthony DeGeorge
Arthur LaCroix
van Marcoux
Joseph Vince
Dennis Jones
Walter C. Wood
Tri-State
Local junior scores list for key Vermont matches
Schoolboy games feature Rutland 7 Otter Valley 6 and Fair Haven 6 Wallingford 4 with Ludlow 9 Poultney 5. Bristol 8 Jericho 5 West Rutland 8 B B 2 North Benn 4 St Michael 2 BCHS 9 Middlebury 3 Wilmington 13 Arlington 6 College Johnson 8 Castleton 4.
Betts Trial Opens with Trooper Testimony on Bets
State Trooper Luczynski testified about placing $2 bets on horses at Gulf Stream and Aqueduct as part of a liquor of evidence in Betts trial for 15 counts of receiving and holding money to be wagered on horse races. Jurors include 8 women and 4 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luczynski
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Vermont
Luczyinski
Waldo Holden
Eugene V. Clark
Betts
Aqueduct
Gulf Stream
Bennington
Max Oil Service
Vic Iskowitz
Iskowitz
Peeko” Betts
Practical Joker
Sid O’boy
Alfred Morrison
Bill Larsky
Luczyn
Ski
Morrison
John A. Burgess
Mary Nelson
Marie Lincourt
Mason Nelson
David Beckwith
Winifred Baker
Eunice Warner
Carl Kingsley
Florence Wilbur
Judge Clark
Pine Cobble Teams Win Tri League Titles
Pine Cobble School collects Tri-League trophies as the girls crush Bement 22 to 0 and the boys win 11 to 0 at Pine Cobble to defend their titles. The varsity boys remain undefeated in Tri-League play across soccer hockey and baseball this year. Junior varsity falls 11 to 0 to Williamstown Boys Club. Final games set for today against the Boys Club at Pine Cobble and Mitchell field.
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Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Towners
Bement School
Pine Cobble
Pine Cobble Field
Jayvees
Mitchell Field
45 Killed In Boeing 707 Crash Near Centerville Iowa
Pieces of the fuselage and other wreckage litter the village square as authorities search for victims after a Boeing 707 disaster 45 people dead. Centerville police report a continuing recovery of parts while FAA and C A B investigators from Kansas City arrive to determine the cause.
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Cincinnati
Iowa
Curtis Green
Centerville
Junior Rollins
Here
Federal Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Board
Kansas City
Town Board approves roof repairs and land lease actions
Sewer rates may include back bills from four or five months. The board authorized porch roof and ridge row repairs at the Town Office and roof and gutters at the Girls' Club building leased by the Greater Bennington Association. Walt Stockwell of Town Roofing Co. will perform the work for about $320. A lease with Charles A. Peacock for about 100 acres of Town Farm land was approved. Releases signed with the Vermont Soldiers Home after the Home gave up its 10 year lease. Next week the board will meet Monday night instead of Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Club
Greater
Putnam Hospital May 22 Admissions and Births
On Tuesday May 22 admissions include Rev Albert Center Master Jef frey Gauthier Patricia Dickie Delila Chandler Bennington Ruth Watrous Pawlet. Discharges include Roxanne King Manchester Depot Lillian Lancour North Bennington. Births announce Mr and Mrs Robert H Cutler 208 Valentine St a daughter born May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Center
Jeffrey Gauthier
Patricia Dickie
Delila Chandler
Bennington
Ruth Watrous
Pawlet
Roxanne King
Manchester
Lillian Lancour
North Bennington
Robert H. Cutler
Valentine St
Hoosick Falls PTA elects Mrs Nelson president
Hoosick Falls Central School PTA met to install officers for the coming year. Mrs. James F. Nelson named president with Mrs. Frank Reynolds first vice president and Mrs. John Halstead second vice president. Additional $100 was approved for the scholarship fund bringing total to $550. News included reports on dental aid for 25 students and glasses for four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Parent-Teachers Association
Hoosick Falls Central School
James F. Nelson
Frank Reynolds
John Halstead
John Keough
George Bordeaux
Marjorie Newe
B. Woodward
Cambridge
Adirondack
PTA
Clarence Mosely
Cornell
Harold Kristiansen
Ralph Griswald
Fred McGuire
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Marcoux in Surprise Party
Miss Gabrielle Marcoux of Cutler Street was honored at a surprise bridal shower Tuesday night attended by 20 friends and relatives. Hosts Mrs Richard Damour and Mrs Richard Caruth welcomed guests at Haynes Corners home with lavender and aqua decor and a tiered cake prepared by Mrs Wilfred Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabrielle Marcoux
Cutler Street
Richard Damour
Richard Carruth
Wilfred Seymour
Marcoux
Paul E. Jewett
Weeks Street
Sacred Heart Church
Scientist Solves Taconic Formation Mystery Says Two Thrust Faults Formed Range
Union College geologist Professor Philip Hewitt outlines a two fault theory for the Taconic Range formation. He argues that a first thrust moved eastern New York slate belt toward the Hudson Valley about 400 million years ago, followed by a second thrust shaping the Green Mountains and Taconic Range. The movements occurred under a shallow sea with mud lubrication, and Hewitt notes evidence mainly in the north with the south covered over. Hewitt and colleague Leo Hall lead resurvey efforts in Vermont and New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N.Y
Union College
Manchester
Fair Haven
Rutland
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Philip C. Hewitt
Union
Hewitt
Vermont Development Department
Bennington
Hudson River Valley
Green Mountains
Vermont Valley
Equinox Quadrangle
Bennington County
Leo Hall
Union Collee Geology Department
New York State
Vermont Craftsmen Exhibit Opens Season in Weston
The Vermont Craftsmen, Inc. opens its 1962 season May 26 in Weston with over a hundred artisans. A water powered stone grist mill runs weekends, grain is ground before visitors, and exhibits run through October with daily hours starting June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Vermont Craftsmen, Inc
Vermont
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Richard Arrison
Fred Butler
Romain Letourneau
Frank Arbolino
Leonard Brown
Joe LaChant
Joe Schocket
Clarence E. Church
Petersburg
Colgate
Pownal
Benny Paret
Joseph F. Soviero
Bennington Briefs
Leon E. Wagner
Bennington Southwest
Allan J. Heath
Bennington Graded
Stowe
Moose
By Kathleen Torrisi
Bchs Saber
Johnson
Castleton
Trail of
Putnam Hospital
Colonial
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Diol
Hoosick Falls Pta
Nelson
Paul Bellemare
Ingmar Bergman
Three Stooges
Hercules
Sun
Girard Perregaux
Fed
Ana
Atkins Jewelers
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
Craftsmen, Inc
Jantzen Swimwear
Pashion Pear
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