Bennington District Court arraigns multiple defendants on varied charges
In Bennington district court Judge John P Morrissey heard pleas and set bail for numerous cases from Nov 13 to Oct 28. Harold Burdick and Robert Bosley pleaded guilty to weapons and wildlife charges with fines of 25 dollars. Edwin Quist and Alan Mann entered not guilty pleas on fraud and breach charges. Several others pleaded guilty to motor vehicle infractions and related offenses with fines ranging from 15 to 150 dollars and various pretrial and sentencing actions.
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Bennington
Harold Burdick
North Pownal
Pownal
John P. Morrissey
Rutland Correctional Institution
Robert H. Bosley
Readsboro
Fish and
Bosley
Edwin A. Quist
Alan H. Mann
Nolan McClenahan
William E. Marty
East Windsor
Conn
Arlington
Bruce E. Banulis
Shaftsbury
Charles D. Loucks
Jimmy Quik
Route 7
Raymond E. Goodell
Haverhill
Mass
Sandgate
Samuel G. Pike
East Arlington
Bruce W. Stanley
Rutland
Richard A. Shepard
Donna C. Stevenson
Fleming’s
Manchester
Roaring 20s Ball Friday at Gov McCullough Mansion
A Flapper and Fanalihopper Ball is set for Friday November 26 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Gov McCullough Mansion in North Bennington. Tickets are $15 per couple with advance call 442-2747. Lynn Chapman's orchestra will play period hits Avalon Valencia and Three OClock in the Morning while attendees enjoy punch and refreshments. Period costumes are not required and the Ball Committee led by Mrs Hall Cushman and Mrs Arthur Dewey welcomes dancers and spectators alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. McCullough
North Bennington
Lynn Chapman
Avalon
Valencia
McCullough Park Foundation
Hall Cushman
Arthur Dewey
Jard's Drummond to speak at Capital District luncheon
James S. Drummond, administrative vice president of Jard Company in Bennington, will address the Capital District Transportation and Traffic Group noon luncheon on Wednesday November 24 at the Silver Spur Restaurant Route 8 Latham. He will discuss Transportation in the Electronic Age with introduction by Raymond W. Burdick and moderated by John R. Danahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Drummond
Jard Company
Bennington
Capital District Transportation and Traffic Group
Silver Spur
Route 8
Latham
N.Y
Drummond
Williams College
Sprague Electric Co
North Adams
Mass
Nixon pledge to feed Vermont students remains unmet
Vermont still lacks a nationwide school lunch program two years after President Nixon's pledge. In Burlington and 190 other schools 30,000 children do not participate in free or reduced-price meals. A Burlington school board study shows 33 percent of its 6,800 students would qualify for such meals, with many lacking adequate breakfasts or lunches.
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Burlington
Nixon
America
Vermont
Barre
Winooski
Goldberg
Vermont Lags Nationally in Interstate Openings Say Highway Leaders
Keith Wallace of the Vermont Highway Users Conference cites U S Department of Transportation data showing Vermont has 230.08 miles of its Interstate designated 320.38 miles opened to traffic or 71.8 percent, below the national average of 75.4 percent. Oklahoma leads at 91.8 percent while D C ranks 50th at 36.4 percent. Wallace warns against diverting funds from highway construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Keith Wallace
U.S. Department of Transportation
Wallace
State Farm Bureau
States
District of Columbia
Oklahoma
Brewster Genealogy Traced to Mayflower for Bennington Museum
Bennington Museum’s genealogical library gains the Brewster Genealogy, a two volume 1515 page record of William Brewster’s descendants from 1566 to 1907 published 1908. Charles E. Tuttle Co. bought it for $100 with funds donated by Charles J. Hill, from the Allen D. Hill Memorial Book Fund.
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Bennington Museum
Brewster
William Brewster
Emma C. B. Jones
Charles E. Tuttle Co. Inc
Brooksellers
Rutland
Charles J. Hill
President Ave
Providence
R.I
Allen D. Hill
Hill
Genealogical Library
Museum
Allen Hill
Charles Hill
Allen Hill Fund
Memorial Fund
Folsom
Bradford
Newton
Peck
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Brainerd
Howe
Stone
Bisbee
Spooner
Winslow
Tuttle Co
Vermont Society of
Bennington
Vermont
Illinois
Ohio
Viginia
Pennsylvania
California
Florida
Washington
Michigan
Nebraska
Alabama
Delaware
Kansas
Canada
Thanksgiving Observed At Bennington Post Office
Postmaster Stanley J. Pekalski announces Thursday November 25 will be a legal holiday at the Bennington Post Office. There is no window service or carrier deliveries, but Special Delivery is available. Lobby hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for post office box holders, with regular mail pickup and holiday mail dispatch as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley J. Pekalski
Bennington Post Office
Doria runs as Independent for Vermont House seat
ROYALTON Anthony B. Doria files nearly 3,000 signatures with the secretary of state to appear on the January 7 Vermont U S House ballot as an Independent candidate. He declines fundraising and vows to resign as president of Royalton College if elected to focus full time on representing Vermonters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royalton
Anthony B. Doria
Vermont
U.S. House
Doria
Royalton College
Vermont Four Season Vacation Rentals Guide Released
The 1972 edition of Vermont’s Four Season Vacation Rentals announced by Tony Egan lists 200 private listings for vacation homes and cottages for rent by day week month or season. Summer and winter rentals are included with advertising open to individuals through the Vermont Development Agency. Copies are available free by writing Vacation Rentals Box COT-2 Montpelier VT 05602.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Tony Egan
Agency of Development and Community Affairs
Vermont Development Agency
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Jules G. Evans
John Willmont
South
Dorset
Evans
Barnumville Road
Willmont
Lester M. Johnson
Timothy H. Rice
Savoy
Stamford
Morrissey
Jard
Capital District
Board of Selectmen
Williamstown
Raymond W. Burdick
Fairbanks Express Co
Bennington and
Hoosick Falls
John R. Danahy
Universal Carloading Co
Massachusetts
David Goldberg
Bread and Law Task Force
Mayflower
Heritage House
Young Tom
New York Strip
Fisherman’s
Bennington Road
Your Hosts
Dick and
Betty Manning
United Counseling Service
Drysdale’s
Rudy
BankAmericard
Travel
Main Street
Bennington , Vermont
Atkin’s Jewelers & County Bank
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