Jail Term Ordered For Alarm Clock Thefts
William O. Stanley aged 24 of 318 Safford Street received 30 days in county jail and three to five months probation for petty larceny in Bennington District Court. He pleaded guilty on August 30 to stealing four alarm clocks from Grants on August 24 after a pre sentence investigation noted by the probation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Stanley
Safford St
Bennington District Court
Stanley
Grant
John T. Carmody Jr
John P. Morrissey
Richard C. Jones
North Adams
Readsboro
Dewey C. Dunham
Valentine St
Woodford
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Morrissey
Albert A. Hessler
Oxford
Sherman
Edward G. McClallen
Probation Department
Marcus A. Morales
Division St
Bennington
Donald Greenslet
Eloise M. Johnson
Morgan Street
Shrewsbury
Egbert A. Shaw
Salem
N.Y
Rupert
Hospital Notes October 1968 Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes from Friday to Sunday October 4 to 6 1968 list admissions discharges and births. Names include Paul Sandquist Birdene Tweed Ira McDermott Michael Higgins Patricia Mangano Gerald Wheeler Jacqueline Michaels Penelope Sprague Heidi Elizabeth born Sept 22 in Saginaw Mich to Martin and Kathleen Frick. Court actions cover probation sentencing for a string of offenses including hunting violations and drunken driving with fines and pre sentence investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira McDermott
Michael Higgins
Joseph Hart
Bennington
Betsey Ann Pike
East Arlington
Patricia Mangano
Woodford
Gerald Wheeler
Whitingham
Jacqueline Michaels
Berlin
N Y
Michael Arm
Hoosick Falls
Susie Adams
Manchester
Gerald Surdam
Virginia Sheffer
Penelope Sprague
Birdene Tweed
Newport
Alvira Hunt
Priscilla Lackey
Wilmington
Saginaw, Mich
Heidi Elizabeth
Martin Frick
Frick
Kathleen Haley
Thomas R. Haley
Ernest Frick
Saginaw
James dies at 85 owner of Lake Shaftsbury camps
John B. James Sr. longtime Lake Shaftsbury Camps owner died Saturday at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington after a long illness. He was born October 30, 1884 in White Creek New York and married Bessie Matteson in 1909. He lived in North Bennington Bennington and Lake Shaftsbury and formerly worked on the Berkshire Street Railway. He is survived by a daughter Madeleine two sons John B Jr and Gerald four grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral arrangements are at Mahar and Son Funeral Home with services at St. Margaret Mary's Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
North Bennington
Bennington
North Adams
Mass
North
East Arlington
Mabel S. Wood
Arthur Wood
Fairview
John Strittmatter
Brooklyn
Mr. Wood
White Plains
Arthur S. Wood Jr
Mathilda Richardson
Pawling
Eugene Pelham Sr
West Arlington
Hanson- Walbridge
Arlington
Lake Shaftsbury
Vermont
Madeleine
First National Bank
John B. Jr
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Gerald
Elizabeth Ann James
Shaftsbury
Linda
Susan
Christopher James
James
Catherine) Harrington
White Creek
Laura Burt
Pittsfield
Mahar & Son Funeral
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Vermont Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Philip H. Hoff
Weybridge
New England Boards of Higher Education
Mildred Marshall
Eugenie Bogart
Milwaukee
Wis
Mead Chapel
Middlebury College
Ted Miller dies after 70 years at Fellows Gear Shaper
Edward Whit ney Miller 88 of Weathersfield dies at Springfield Hospital after a 70 year career at Fellows Gear Shaper Co. from apprentice to president and board chairman. He held 100 plus machine tool patents, wrote for trade journals, and was honored by Stevens Institute and Nor wich University and by the Newcomen Society. Born in Torrington, Conn., May date not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Edward Whitney
Ted) Miller
Weathersfield
Fellows Gear Shaper Co
Springfield Hospital
Miller
Stevens Institute of Technology
Norwich University
American Gear Manufacturers Association
Fellows
Newcomen’ Society
North Amerca
Torrington
Conn
UVM Starts President Search as Rowell Near 65
University of Vermont trustees vote to begin selecting a successor to President Lyman S. Rowell, who will turn 65 in May. A special committee is tasked to set procedures, seeking input from administrators, faculty, students, alumni and others. Rowell may be reappointed if trustees wish, but would not want reappointment after July 1971. Budget approved and ETV funding discussed alongside tuition considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
Lyman S. Rowell
Rowell
Lyman Rowell
John Beckley
Montclair
N.J
Read
Lee
New York State
Bentley Glass
The
State University of New York At
Stony Brook
Beckley
Robert O’brien
Winooski
Shannon McCune
McCune
Partridge
Lyman
Broadcast Council
UVM
Trustees
ETV Broadcast Council
Allan B. Rngney Jr
Arlington
ETV
Angney
New England
Vermont
UVM Health Crisis Warned At Dedication Rites
A U S health official warned at the University of Vermont dedication ceremonies that the nation faces a health care crisis. Dr. Philip R. Lee cited inadequate care for the poor and minorities, and gaps in prenatal and pediatric services, as openings events announced $8.7 million for the Giv en Medical Building, $2.1 million Marsh Life Sciences Building, and $4.25 million Baird Building at the Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
Philip R. Lee
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dr. Lee
University
College of Medicine
Marsh Life Sciences
Baird
Mary Fletcher
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
Ira Allen Chapel
Funeral Obituaries For Mrs Thomas Dean And Thomas J Loveday
Funerals for Mrs Thomas Dean formerly Matilda Wood were conducted at Mahar Son Funeral Home with Rev Alfred Scott officiating. Bearers included Sanford Buxbaum Douglas Holley Richard Corcoran and Robert DeVirgilio. Burial followed in Grandview Cemetery North Bennington. Relatives from Milford Connecticut North Adams Pittman and nearby areas attended. In Rutland funeral services for Thomas J Loveday of Springfield formerly of Rutland were held at St Peters Church with Requiem Mass by Rev Thomas Connor. Grandsons Michael Carmody John Carmody Jr Timothy McCue Robert Willard Harry Willard Jr and Thomas Pockette served as bearers. Burial was at Calvary Cemetery with committal prayers offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Thomas Dean
Matilda Wood
Mechanic Street
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Alfred Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
Sanford Buxbaum
Douglas Holley
Richard Corcoran
Robert DeVirgilio
Grandview Cemetery
Scott
Milford
Rutland
Thomas J. Loveday
Springfield
John Carmody Sr
Bennington
St. Peter’s Church
Thomas Connor
Michael Carmody
John Carmody Jr
Manchester
Timothy McCue
Robert Willard
Harry Willard Jr
Thomas Pockette
Calvary Cemetery
Father Connor
Frederick B. Wolf
Maine
Portland
Fred Welling
William H. Browning
James A. Horne
Tarrant L. Sibley
Arthur B. Murphy
Richard B. Leake Jr
Thomas H. Foster
William B. Abernethy
United Church of Christ
Bishop Wolf
St. Peter’s
Edward B. Geyer Jr
New Haven
Conn
Webster
Gwladys Bowen
Bennington Briefs Touches Local Meetings and Deaths
Bennington briefs note a Tuesday 2 p.m. meeting of The Plain Dirt Gardeners at the Old Bennington schoolhouse on Winter Garden in the Home with attendees to bring a favorite house plant led by Mrs. Harold Riemann. VFW Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the VFW hall with dues due to Eleanor Welch and Stanley Caron listed. Raymond E. Parizo, 64, of Essex Junction, remains in critical condition after a Wednesday night accident on V1 9 with injuries and a broken thigh. Hats by Dorothy Gaye displayed at Vermont Bank and Trust Co. Raymond Parizo is a brother of Harold Parizo of Bennington. Funeral services for Parizo held in Holy Family Church with burial in Holy Family Cemetery. Pearl M. Jarvis, 88, widow of Dr. D. C. Jarvis, dies at South Barre nursing home after living there since 1966. survivor list includes daughter Sylvia Smith and a grandson. Funeral 2 p.m. at Barre Methodist Church with burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Harold Riemann
North Bennington
Stanley Caron
Jaffrey, N.H
Albany Medical Center
Caron
Essex Junction
Raymond E. Parizo
Grove S&t
South Barre Nursing Home
Prairie Center
Iowa
William
Harriet (Gayles) Macomber
Stowe
Mary Fletcher Hospital School of Nursing
Barre
Sylvia Smith
South Burlington
Barre Methodist Church
Elmwood
GOP Pep Rally Highlights Republican Drive in Vermont
Bennington hosts a party fundraising dinner charging $25 a plate where Sen. Prouty urged a decisive Republican victory this year. Rep Frelinghuysen warned of Democratic weakness and urged Nixon leadership while criticizing the Johnson era. Attendees included Rep. Stafford, Vermont candidates, and local party officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Prouty
America
Dick Nixon
Prouty
Hayes
Deane Davis
Montpelier
Hoff
Frelinghuysen
Vermont
Stafford
Bennington
Manchester
New Jersey
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
White House
United Nations
George Ball
George
U.N
Senate
Ball
Nixon
Indo-China
Two Auto Crashes Leave Two Injured In Albany
Kevin Mears 18 of 112 Branch St and William Oshei 21 of Buffalo were listed in critical condition after weekend crashes. Mears drove a 1960 Oldsmobile on South Stream Road at 4 15 Sunday and failed a sharp curve. Debora Britch 15 of 114 Rollin St was uninjured. Oshei’s 1967 Opel went off Route 346 in Pownal at 7 15 Saturday, rolling three or four times. Susan Jans 19 of Snyder was not treated but back pain reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Medical Center
Kevin Mears
Branch St
South Stream Road
Mears
Debora Britch
Rollin St
William Oshei
Buffalo
N.Y
Osher
Pownal
Susan Jans
Snyder
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Paul Sandquist
Helen Mears
Anna Surdam
Robert Wells
Berlin, N.Y
Myron Hertel
Buskirk
Donald Harris
Pownal Center
Philip Wideawake
Alexander Stirling
Margaret Crews
Lisa Marpi
Marilyn Hunt and Son
Troy
Marie Marcoux
Dorothy Rogers
Patricia Stratton
Dot
Lillian) L. Immen
John B. James
Mabel
Wood
Bank Hall
Ted’ Miller
Sanborn Partridge
Proctor
U.S
Edward T
Mary (Whitney) Miller
Grace A. Spencer
Beverly
Coe Brass Co
Ted Miller
David QO. Collins
Perkinsville
John D. Willey
Toledo
Ohio
Samuel G. Welles
Pelham
E. Spencer Miller
Richard F. Beyer
Bow
N.H
First Congregational Church
David J. Heintzelmann
Walter T. Bogart
Edward W. Miller
Bennington Briefs
VFW
Eleanor Welch
Dorothy Gaye
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Vermont Bank and Trust, Adv
D.C. Jarvis
Pearl M. Jarvis
D. C. Jarvis
Barre Eye
Humphrey
Asia
Middle East
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Washington
John H. Williams II
McCullough
Big House
Ferdinand Bongartz
Paul Bohne III
Young Republicans
Bohne
Madeline Harwood
T. Garry Buckley
Thomas Steffen
Housewives League
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