Otero and Hendee Tie The Knot In North Bennington
JoAnne Marie Hendee and Thomas Louis Otero were wed at St. John the Baptist Church North Bennington on September 10 1977 at 10 a.m. Officiating was Rev. Thomas Berry with organist Louise Gauthier and cousin Susan Sorenson singing. The bride wore an ivory Qiana gown with Venise lace and a Watteau train. Attendants included matron of honor Suzanne Robbins and bridesmaids Maggie Hurley Leslie Lambert Claudette Lussier and Stormy Becker in rust gowns. Best man Jack Reilly and several ushers assisted. ringbearer Keith Gafaso. Reception at St. Francis Parish Center. The couple, both Mt. Anthony graduates, plan Bermuda honeymoon and reside at 217 Washington Ave prior to employment with Bellemare & Sons and the Bennington Recreation Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnne Marie Hendee
George Hendee
North Bennington
Thomas Louis Otero
Lois Otero
Pownal
Louis Otero
Elmont
Long Island
St. John the Baptist Church
Thomas Berry
Jack Reilly
Catskill
N.Y
Robert Short
Steve Berard
Bennington
John Drake
Slingerlands
Bruce Robbins
Warwick
R.I
Keith Gafaso
Rutland
St. Francis Parish Center
Endicott College
Beverly
Mass
Norwich University
Northfield
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Otero
Bellemare & Sons
Bennington Recreation Department
Bermuda
Washington Ave
Hilton Thompson Wed In Bennington First United Methodist
Christine M Hilton daughter of Donald F Hilton Sr and Mrs Hilton of 20 Willowbrook Bennington married Allen Leon Thompson Jr son of Mr and Mrs A L Thompson Sr of 105 McCall St Bennington at 11 am in First United Methodist Church. Officiant Rev Sidney J Lambert. Reception at Farmers Inn Hoosick NY. They reside Morse Trailer Park Lot 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine M. Hilton
Donald F. Hilton Sr
Willowbrook
Bennington
Allen Leon Thompson Jr
Allen Leon Thompson Sr
McCall St
First United Methodist Church
Sidney J. Lambert
Bonita Lambert
Allen L. Thompson Jr
Farmer’s Inn
Hoosick
N.Y
Springfield
Mass
Morse Trailer Park
Massachusetts
Vermont State Highway Department
Vermont copper coinage described in April 1787 issue
The Massachusetts Centinel recounts a new copper coin with Vermont symbols and a star design, praising its artistry. Reuben Harmon had authority to mint copper coins from July 1785, establishing a Rupert workshop with dies likely cut in New York by William Coley, a Van Vorhis partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Reuben Harmon
Rupert
New York
Daniel van Vorhis
John Bailey
William Coley
van Vorhis
Coley
Harmon
Coiing
Vermont
Reuben
Foliage in New England declared vivid for Columbus Day weekend
The American Library Association Auto and Travel Club reports vivid fall colors across northern New England and parts of Massachusetts. Maine peaks in Rangely Lakes Eustis Baxter Acadia. New Hampshire sees good color especially southern White Mountains. Vermont shows peak color statewide with 50 to 75 percent in lower elevations. Massachusetts reports peak in the Berkshires and central areas with 60 percent on Cape Ann, 50 percent in Plymouth County, 40 percent in Amherst. Suggested routes include multiple state highways across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
UPI
New England
Massachusetts
ALA Auto and Travel Club
Maine
Rangely Lakes- Eustis
Baxter State Park
Acadia National Park
Sebago Lake
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Vermont
Lakes
U.S
Elevators and Escalators See Drop in Accidents in 1976
A UPI report notes a 4 percent drop in elevator and escalator accidents in 1976 from the prior year, Otis Elevator surveyed. Most elevator incidents occurred at entrances, while most escalator injuries were in the falling category, and the color notes along Vermont and Mohawk Mountain highlight autumn foliage trends amid regional reports. The Battenkill Coin Club hosts its eighth annual coin show Sunday at Hoosick Falls Central School from noon to 5 pm, offering a chance to view Vermont coin history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Otis Elevator
Hoosick Falls Central School
Battenkill Coin Club
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Winners and Book Sale
Bennington Briefs lists winners of the Wild Turkey Federations Limited Edition Decanters Helen Ross Bennington Charles Senecal North Bennington and Linda Bushee Manchester. A used books sale is set for Saturday Oct 8 in the Bennington Free Library downstairs meeting room starting 9:30 a.m. to benefit the Fellowship Fund of the American Association of University Women Bennington branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ross
Bennington
Charles Senecal
North Bennington
Linda Bushee
Manchester
Bennington Free Library
Fellowship
American Association of University Women
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otero-Hendee
Louise Gauthier
Susan Sorenson
Matron
Suzanne
Thomas L. Otero
Roselin Corey
Wells
Patricia
Julia Hilton
Mary Ann Corey
Ernest A. Thompson
Donald Hilton Jr
Jerry Thompson
Eric Thompson
Mr. and
Mrs
N.E
Berkshires
Connecticut
Mohawk Mountain
Litchfield County
Rhode Island
McCullough-Vlack
Bennington Museum
Eat
Main St
Atking & Gould Jewelers
Bennington, Vermont
Bennington Briefs
Greenberg's Holland Bulb
Scotts
H. Greenberg & Son
Curran
Adams
Mary's Kitchen
TCR
Burt Bros
I.D
Chittenden
Chitendin
Trust Company
FDIC
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