Rupert and Arlington Lead Bennington Write-In Totals
In Bennington County results William H. Meyer of Rupert leads with 14 write-in votes from Manchester, Pownal, Rupert, Sandgate, and Arlington. Reuben Levin receives 1 write-in vote in Manchester.
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William H. Meyer
Rupert
Manchester
Pownal
Sandgate
Arlington
Reuben Levin
SEC
U.S
Congress
Treas
DEM
Bennington
Landgrove
Sar
Vie
Peru
Readsboro
Searsburg
Shaftsbury
Stamford
Ae Tae
En Sunderland
Winhall
Ses
Woodford
William Cummings
Robert Cummings
Maloney and GOP sweep county offices in Bennington results
Incumbent Republican sheriff John H. Maloney won a eighth term defeating Pearl Hoyt 5497 to 2978. Unopposed Republican R. Marshall Witten was re elected state attorney with 5425 votes. Assistant judges Howard Marsden and Claude Rich were re elected. other county posts also stayed Republican with varied cross votes.
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John H. Maloney
Bennington
Pearl Hoyt
North Bennington
Maloney
R. Marshall Witten
Howard G. Marsden
Manchester
Claude A. Rich
Marsden
Rich
Marion McCarthy
Shaftsbury
William H. Fox
Margaret E. Lillie
Pownal
South Shire
Margaret Dougherty
North Shire
Caracciola Wins Town Representative Seat in Bennington Race
In Bennington 10 Democrats elected as justices of the peace while Joseph J. Caracciola of Hunt Street defeats Alfred T. LaTour of School Street for the town representative post to the General Assembly. Caracciola, 46, a Navy veteran and owner of Joe's Open Air Market, lives in Bennington since 1938.
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General Assembly
Bennington
Joseph J. Caracciola
Hunt Street
Alfred T. la
School Street
Caracciola
Whitehall
N.Y
Trustees Vote To Pave Crossing On River Street
Trustees meet to pave over Rutland Railway tracks on River Street to ease two bumps. Village President Gibney names Bodine Pierce and Mallory to Street Lighting Committee and approves a Pine Circle light. Knights of Columbus seek three directional signs with Central Vermont Public Service permission. Lester Davis moves a house from Elm Street to Clark's Woods with utility approvals.
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Bennington
Rutland Railway
River Street
James B. Gibney
Charles Bodine
Ormal Pierce
Henry Mallory
Pine Circle
Crescent Boulevard
Knights of Columbus
Central Vermont Public Service
K of C
Joseph Pello
Lester Davis
Elm Street
Clark’s Woods
Telephone and Light Companies
Funeral Rites Held Tuesday For Crash Victims
In Hoosick Falls a double funeral was held in Schenectady for Harold L. Shapiro and his wife, victims of a Sunday auto crash in Duanesburg. Mrs. Shapiro’s mother Esther Cohen and their six year old daughter Michelle also died.
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Hoosick Falls
Harold L. Shapiro
Duanesburg
Karlin- Campbell
Schenectady
Funeral Services for Rudolph W. Elwell
Rudolph W. Elwell lifelong Shaftsbury resident died at Putnam Memorial Hospital Wednesday night. Large crowd attended St. Peter's Episcopal Church service with Burial Office by Rev. Frederick B. Wolf. Bearers were Moffitt Hall Disque Mattison Dwyer Elwell. burial in South Shaftsbury Cemetery near the Elwell family plot.
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Shaftsbury
Rudolph W. Elwell
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Frederick B. Wolf
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Frederick Moffitt
Thomas Hall
Philip Disque
Lloyd Mattison
Richard Dwyer
Francis Elwell
Elwell
South Shaftsbury
Fr. Wolf
John O'Shaughnessy Returns to Acting in The Hostage
John O'Shaughnessy resumes acting after 15 years as a director. He replaces Harry Geldard in the off-Broadway production of The Hostage, who left to direct six Denver theater shows.
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New York
John O’shaughnessy
Harry Geldard
Denver
Obituary: Hubert E Daley Former Bennington Resident
Hubert E Daley died recently. He was the third son of the late Dr Emmet B and Harriet Daley, a Bennington High School 1905 graduate. He lived in Middlebury and New York before retiring to Glens Falls New York. Survived by wife Kathryn Kanaley and brothers Clarence A Bennington and Philip A Fort Lauderdale. Interment in Glens Falls on Friday.
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Hubert E. Daley
Emmet B
Harriet
Hosford) Daley
Daley
Bennington High School
Middlebury
New York
Glens Falls
N.Y
Kathryn Kanaley
Clarence A
Bennington
Philip A
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roosevelt International Harness Race Draws Record Crowd
Westbury New York UPI reports the Roosevelt International at Roosevelt Raceway drew a record 54,861 spectators for the 1960 running, the largest harness race crowd in U.S. history.
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Westbury
N.Y
UPI
United States
Roosevelt Raceway
Pastor Keeps Support in Face of Congregation Split
Albany Georgia AP Pastor Rev Brooks Ramsey faces criticism from some church members after he objected to the arrest of three Black individuals seeking to attend a Sunday service. Church leaders pass a vote of confidence affirming his right to a free pulpit and his sincere Christian beliefs.
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Albany, Ga
Brooks Ramsey
November Bennington Briefs Landmarks and meetings listed
The November scratch of the Military Order of the Cootie meets Sunday at 7 30 p.m. in VFW rooms North Street. VFW rooms host WWI Auxiliary meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Federal surplus commodities distributed Thursday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bennington Village Garage. Committee on Case Policy of United Counseling board of trustees meets 8 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Bradford Smith home. Welcome Wagon monthly meeting 8 p.m. Thursday at Old Bennington schoolhouse features a short play and refreshments for newcomers. Elk benefit fund winners for Silver Towers camp for retarded children are Don Levitt Burlington Conrad Hazleton Beebe Plain and Stanley Schinio Montpelier. Carroll Killen Sr. and family visiting in Bennington from Natchitoches Louisiana. Killen Sr. retired as head of math at Northwestern State College. Christine Hart honored with surprise 14th birthday party at 319 Pleasant Street with gifts and a cake made by grandmother Eva Natter. Democrats and Hoff supporters held an early morning false fire alarm. Village Police will charge Arthur Lemieux over the incident. Norman Strobridge thanks Pownal voters for support. ADV.
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Veterans of World War I Auxiliary
VFW
North Street
Bennington Village
Welcome Wagon Group
Vermont State Elk Benefit Fund
Silver Towers
Don Levitt
Burlington
Ford
Conrad Hazleton
Beebe Plain
Stanley Schinio
Montpelier
Polaroid
Hoff
Arthur Lemieux
Bennington
County Results Highlight Vermont VIP Swing and Turnout
T. Garry Buckley of Bennington and A. Luke Crispe of Brattleboro, both former Republican hopefuls, left the GOP citing discontent over Keyser’s income tax pledge and reapportionment. County GOP critics linked spillover from a parimutuel license bid. Hoff’s campaign boosted a 60 percent turnout among about 8,860 of 14,800 eligible voters.
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Ial
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington
Vermont Independent Party
Buckley
A. Luke Crispe
Brattleboro
GOP
Keyser
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Dems
Alexander B. R. Drysdale
Harrison Ave
John P. Proud
Elm St
Raymond Bett
Imperial Ave
Robert Keough
Ronald V. B. Sinclair
Pauline Cummings
Grandview St
Alfred T. LaTour
Elizabeth McGurn
John J. Ryan
James Kinney
Grove St
Ruby van Santvoord
Shadowbrook Road
Catherine Dermody
West Road
John P. Morrissey
Union St
Frederick H. Welling
Roderick J. Humphreys
Silver St
Harte Theatre
Bennington, VI
Preston Sea
Melville Shavelson
Drysdale’s
Coats
Town of
Lions
Joseph P. Vinck
John Liporace
Cambridge
Dale Carnegie
Shapiro
Elks Auxiliary
Merchants Bureau
Church Street
Charles Shapiro
High St
Shapiros
Esther Cohen
Hubert Emmet Daley
Bennington Briefs
Military Order of the Cootie
Green Mountain Pup
The
United Counseling Board of Trustees
Bradford Smith
Carroll G. Killen Sr
Natchitosches
Carroll G. Killen Jr
Gage St
Killen
Northwestern State College
Natchitoches
Christine Hart
Pleasant St
Eva Natter
Norman Strobridge
ADV
State House
Sayles
North Adams, Mass
Zenith
Academy E
A.C
Williams
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