Procedures Outlined For School Vote In Bennington
Bennington Graded School District trustees and clerk Robert Hayes outlined preparations for the June 25 annual meeting to be held at Bennington Elementary School. Candidates must file by 6 p.m. June 15. elections include two four seats on district and unions. no voting machines, paper ballots used. absentee ballots available after June 4.
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Bennington Graded School District
Robert Hayes
Hayes
Bennington
State Armory
J. Goodall Hutton
Ronald R. Knapp
Marie Bergquist
Pleasant St
Bennington Bits: Local notices and council actions
Bennington residents heard about fall registration for Bennington Rural Kindergarten and a two week vacation for Dr and Mrs Richard N Fabricius of 511 Gage St Several fire calls in Bennington and Pownal were logged Lions convention attendees gathered in Fairlee with events led by district governor Carl Rosessler A Vermont school petition controversy over a ballot article to withdraw from Union High School District No 14 was reviewed with 383 signatures and 240 valid, leading to a recommendation to place the ballot item on the annual meeting warning
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Richard N. Fabricius
Gage St
South Carolina
Fairlee
Bonnie Oaks Inn
Carl Rosessler
Woburn
Mass
Hutton
Bennington Graded School
Union High School District No
Vermont
John Doe
Hicks Proposes Bennington Future Planning
Hicks urges Bennington to plan for the town's future and warns against wasteful spending. He criticizes opponents of consolidation and questions where these men are when public office is open to them.
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Hicks
Bennington
Beech Street School Memorial Day Program Observed
Memorial Day observance at Beech Street School featured a vocal program with songs and salutes to the Army Navy and Marines. Gold Star Mothers laid a wreath as James B. Gibney introduced speakers and the parade and ceremonies drew hundreds along Main Street in Bennington.
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St. John
North Bennington
Ethel Vance
Veterans New Memorial
Bennington
Buckler
Beech Street
America
Leona Hyniet
Army
Rusty Dunham
Roger Sweet
Jeff Marcoux
Kevin Cole
Navy
Debra Jones
Roxanne Cary
Wilma Mears
Darlene Main
Marines
Timmy Stratton
Robert Peters
Stafford Whittemore
Bryan Hassenpflug
Roger Gates
Gerald Pierce
Stanley Jepson
Donna Foster
Tracy Turner
Lucinda Green
Kathy Allen
George Keen
America the Beautiful
School
Cheryl Arnold
Mary Morse
Cynthia Jordan
Laura Martin
Martha Blean
Gail Gardner
Hicks
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
James B. Gibney
Main Street
North Street
National Guard
Bendi
VFW
American Legion
Green Mountain Chapter
Gold Star
Ladies
Janet Flynn
Four Corners
Putnam Hospital Report May 29 30 admissions births
May 30 admissions include Glayds Vallee Bennington Frank Macumber Pownal Jerome Coulter Jr Kathy Galli Arlington Nancy Pratt Hoosick Falls Donald White Petersburg Hazel Guetti Bennington May 29 admissions include Leroy McWayne Dorset Kenneth Kennedy Patrick Kennedy Victoria Scott Eleanor Sourcliffe Bennington Patricia Flynn Eagle Bridge John Burke Hoosick Falls James Wyman Arlington Dorothea Elwell North Bennington Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Paul Wilcox Arlington May 29 a son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Nugent Hoosick Falls Patricia Marie Cleary born Memorial Day at Mary Fletcher Hospital
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Jerome Coulter Jr
Kathy Galli
Arlington
Nancy Pratt
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Donald White
Petersburg
Hazel Guetti
Bennington
Kenneth Kennedy
Patrick Kennedy
Victoria Scott
Eleanor Sourcliffe
Patricia Flynn
Eagle Bridge
N,y
John Burke
James Wyman
Dorothea Elwell
North Bennington
John Cleary Jr
Burlington
Patricia Marie
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Cleary
Arlene Shutts
F. Ray Shutts
John W. Cleary
Woodford
Siena College
Bennington cuts new football insurance costs and raises benefits
Bennington High School adopts a controlled basic accident policy for fall, offering up to 5 000 dollars in benefits within a year of injury. Cost rises to 2 25 per student plus 16 for football players, with the plan handled by Old Republic Insurance Co and Lonergan Thomas agency.
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Bennington
Bennington Graded School
Paul E. Kirsch
Old Republic Ins. Co
Chicago
Lonergan
Kirsch
China A B C Plan Shapes Communist Global Reach
Analysis notes that China under Peking is seen growing influence in Asia and beyond. The piece argues that recognition by the United Nations or the United States would not curb communist hostility, and aides doubt a new president will take bold steps early in office.
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China
Malaya
Indonesia
Peking
United Nations
U.S
Kennedy
Racial Demonstrations Continue in County Jail Protests
The article notes ongoing demonstrations with chants of freedom as leaders of the Congress of Racial Equality vow to press for the end of segregation. Mayor Sam Teague plans to present a request from the NAACP for a biracial grievances committee to Jackson city officials. Police in Jackson, Mississippi, arrested 27 demonstrators on Thursday.
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Congress of Racial Equality
Sam Teague
City Commission
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson
Miss
Obituary notices from Bennington and Manchester
Charles Dushon of Bennington was found dead early this morning in a rooming house operated by Seth W. King of Depot Street. Funeral arrangements are pending at Gibney Haynes and Kane Funeral Home. Mary Burroughs Hard, 97, of Manchester Center died Sunday at her home. Funeral services will be held at Brewster Funeral Home, Manchester Center, with Rev. E H Nickerson presiding. She was born June 23, 1865 in Argyle, N Y. Survivors include daughter Miss Josephine Hard and three sons Ernest Arthur and Jesse Hard, all of Manchester, plus three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Charles Dushon
Bennington
Seth W. King
Depot Street
Gibney, Haynes and Kane Funeral Home
Manchester
Mary Burroughs Hard
Brewster
Manchester Center
E. H. Nickerson
Congregational Church
Willis Hard
Hard
Argyle
N. Y
William
Julia Derby Burroughs
Josephine Hard
Ernest
Arthur
Jesse Hard
Funeral for Miss Ethel B Morse Held at Hanson Walbridge
Miss Ethel B Morse of 213 Division St died May 27. Her funeral was Wednesday at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Chapel with Rev H Glenn Payne of First Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed in Old Bennington Cemetery with committal prayers by Payne. A large Gradation Group from the Baptist Church attended.
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Ethel B. Morse
Division St
Hanson- Walbridge
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Morse
Old Bennington
Payne
The
Baptist Church
Stock Averages Mixed As Markets Close Flat
The report shows stock averages with the industrials at 727.09 and the railroads at 173.56, utilities at 140.37, and the composite average at 259.73. Minor gains accompany a generally stable session across sectors.
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