Churchs 14th annual antiques show sale opens this Thursday
The Women s Fellowship of the Second Congregational Church announce the 14th annual antiques show and sale highlighting Early Americana. Exhibitors from across New England will display rare items to raise funds for building projects and community initiatives with proceeds also supporting local charities and missions.
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New England
Bennington
Women’s Fellowship of the
Second Congregational Church
Sennington Pottery
Hillside Street
No fault co author to address Vermont businessmen
Dr. Robert E. Keeton of Harvard Law School will speak at the 52nd annual meeting of Associated Industries of Vermont in Montpelier at the Tavern Motor Inn on October 12. He shares authorship of no fault auto insurance with Illinois professor Jeffrey O Connell and will discuss financing education and tax issues with state legislators at the luncheon.
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Montpelier
Robert E. Keeton
Harvard Law School
Associated Industries of Vermont
Montpelier's Tavern Motor Inn
James R. Meereness
ASV
Tlinois
Jeffrey O'Connell
Basic
Keeton
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
American Bar Association
American Law Institute
Massachusetts
Walter L. Kennedy
Peter Giuliani
House
Kennedy
Giuliani
Vermont Senate
Bennington District Court Hears Six Guilty Pleas
Six defendants appeared before Judge John P. Morrissey in Bennington District Court. John Lewis of Troy pleaded guilty to breaking and entering at Wagon Wheel Woolens with sentencing set for Oct. 16 after a prior not guilty plea. Howard J. Therrien Sr. of Bennington admitted to attempted escape simple assault and disorderly conduct from a July 3 incident and was released on bail for pre sentence work. Leon Balwell of Bennington pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and received 45 days, with other charges dropped or denied. William Thomson of North Bennington pleaded guilty to drunk driving with a $150 fine. a careless driving charge was dropped. Seymour Brooks of Bennington changed from not guilty to guilty on fishing without a license and paid $25. Joseph Leist of Pownal pleaded no contest to drunk driving, fined $150, with a 30 day alternate sentence and probation until the fine is paid at $10 weekly. Leist had earlier pleaded not guilty.
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Bennington District Court
John P. Morrissey
John Lewis
Troy
N.Y
Lewis
Bennington County
Ande Maloney
Howard J. Therrien Sr
Bennington
Therrien
Leon J. Balwell
Balwell
William E. Thomson
North Bennington
Thomson
Seymour FR. Brooks
Joseph P. Leist
Pownal
Leist
Thrift Shop Bargains Across Bennington Areas
Bennington and North Bennington thrift shops report strong wool skirts jumpers and suits plus new summer clothing. North Bennington offers dishes glasses drapes curtains and appliances including two stoves two floor irons two refrigerators and a large trunk. Bennington shop features radios a portable record player ironer drapes and car seat covers. Shops open Thursday and Friday 1 to ? and Saturday 10 to 4. PI in the sky launched at VYANDENBERG AFB after acronyms.
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Bennington
North Bennington
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Middletown
N Y
Walter 5. Clemons
Manchester Center
Henrietta's Antiques
New Britain
Conn
Blue Bonnet Antiques
Cooperstown
The
Robinsons
Williamstown
Mass
Don & Edna Tench
Hinsdale
Halifax
Hearthside
Cullingsville
Gaynors
Goshen
the Nesbitts
Suffield
Hardwick
the Owl
Altice
Vergennes
High Meadow Farm
Brookfield
Jeanne Eisenberg
Halifax Center
Hand Hollow
West Lebanon
Northboro
Blass
Olive M. Hotaling
Saratoga Springs
Seely
Riverside
Calif
UPI
Newcastle
Drainz
Jancyn Manufacturing Corp
Central Ssin
New York
Vyandenberg Afb
Samtec
Space Missile ‘Test Center
Cincpac
Pacific
Air Force
Schenley
Marie
Schenley Reserve
Schemley Dissillers CO
N.Y. Nly
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