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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1962

Page

10

School board approves 54 passenger bus purchase

The Greater Bennington School Prudential Committee authorizes buying a 54 passenger Chevrolet bus from W. H. Eddington Inc. for 6445 and requires a Kelsey-Hayes brake system. They consider a second bus, plan physical exams for students and drivers, and set a future merger and meeting deadlines.

School Prudential Committee Greater Bennington School, Inc Prudential Committee W. H. Eddington Inc Bennington Rodger Randall Randall William F. D. Smith Eddington Chevrolet Kelsey-Hayes Stewart E. Allen

Rally Day Planned by Bennington Girl Scouts at Camp Sugarbush

The Bennington Council Girl Scouts and Brownies will hold Rally Day this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Camp Sugarbush in Pownal with troop leaders arranging transport and supervising precooked lunches. Members will perform skits and games as part of the event.

Bennington Council Girl Scouts Bennington Bennington Girl Scout Council Arthur Wickenden Sugarbush Harold Riemann LaVigne Charles Thompson Thompson Northampton Mass Fred Ester Ester YMCA Catamount Patrol Button Bay

Water use restrictions lifted temporarily in Bennington

Bennington Water Department Superintendent Emory Wheeler announced restrictions would be lifted today on a temporary basis after heavy weekend rains raised Lake Hancock two inches. Lake Hancock remains 34 inches below normal, and pumping from Morgan Spring was discontinued a week ago. The lift depends on future rainfall.

Bennington Water Department Emory Wheeler Wheeler Lake Hancock Morgan Spring

City Leaders Weigh Partial Rutland Line Takeover

Mayor Daley and Sullivan discuss ICC rulings on Rutland line salvage and the possibility of partial abandonment. They question net salvage value, potential legal issues, and public opinion influence. no negotiations with Delaware and Hudson yet. a Bellows Falls resident shows interest in a Rutland to Bellows Falls tourist operation.

Sullivan ICC Rutland Daley Delaware and Hudson Railroad Bellows Falls

Hospital Notes Admissions List

Admission entries include George Sandquist Shaftsbury Master Gordon Rose Miss Deb orah Rousseau Master Thomas Ihey Bennington Robert Christie North Bennington Mrs Elizabeth Greene and son Shaftsbury Mrs Agnes Shea Hoosick Falls Sylvia Cassano Anita Baker Bennington.

George Sandquist Shaftsbury Gordon Rose Deborah Rousseau Thomas Ihey Bennington Robert Christie North Bennington Elizabeth Greene

Obituary Notice for Mrs. Carrie Selby Soule

The death of Mrs. Charles T. Soule nee Carrie Selby former Bennington resident is reported. She is survived by nieces and nephews in Bennington and five stepchildren of Lacona New York. Funeral set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Altmar NY.

Ward Charles T. Soule Carrie Selby Bennington Louise B. Taylor Lacona N.Y Altmar

Bentley Funeral Held in Arlington for Jesse J Bentley

The funeral for Jesse J. Bentley who died Saturday at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington was conducted Monday at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home Arlington with Rev Charles W Grande Federated Church pastor officiating. Bearers were Donald C Ennis Louis Ennis Dewey Dupre and Andrew Guber. Burial followed at Ira Allen Cemetery Sunderland with prayers. Relatives and friends from Manchester and nearby areas attended.

Sunderland Jesse J. Bentley Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home Arlington Charles W. Grande Federated Church Donald C. Ennis Louis Ennis Dewey Dupre Andrew Guber Ira Allen Cemetery Mr. Grande Manchester

Woman Brushed by Car On Main Street Suffers Arm Bruises

A Bennington woman escaped serious injury after being brushed by an automobile Saturday at 10:50 a.m. on Main Street. Rev. and Mrs. Melvin McGaughey were crossing near Haynes and Kane Furniture Store when Herbert C. Holland of 238 Beech Street collided with Mrs. McGaughey, injuring her arms, according to Bennington Village Police.

Bennington Main Street Melvin McGaughey Haynes and Kane Furniture Herbert C. Holland Beech St

Parking Collision Damages Moderate on Main Street

A parking collision on Main Street involved Carl N. Santo of 315 Washington Ave and Edward L. Miller of Quebec Canada. Miller's 1961 Austin was parked while Santo's 1955 Plymouth was parking. Santo's car sustained no damage.

Carl N. Santo Washington Ave Edward L. Miller Quebec Canada Main Street Santo

Burgess Resigns as State's Attorney to Enter Private Practice

State's Attorney John A. Burgess of Montpelier will resign effective Nov. 15 to join Ray mond B. Daniels in private practice. Burgess, 27, will handle most work with Daniels unable to devote full time. He plans to stay in Montpelier for transition and appoint a deputy to cover arraignments and trials. Burgess was elected in 1960 and is active in Republican politics. He is married with two children.

Burgess State John A. Burgess Montpelier F. Ray Keyser Jr Daniels Vermont Gov Keyser Attys Robert E. Cummings Jr Reuben Levin Bennington Albert A. Burgess Monument Ave Old Bennington St. Francis de Sales Academy Bennington High School University of Vermont Boston University Virginia Grey Cheshire, Conn

Bennington Briefs Highlights From Local Groups

Community notices include the Reading Group meeting at Mrs Amyel Bakers home at 7 30 pm with Mrs Allen Heath reviewing the book. UCS trustees plan a Wednesday 7 30 pm meeting on Willow Road. Guy Sumner from Park Street remains in satisfactory condition after major surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Kennon Morse injured by a fallen tree on a bulldozer stays hospitalized with a broken leg and ribs. Local youths join the Limbo and Twist at Friday Fun Night at the YMCA gym from 7 30 to 9 pm for 7th to 9th graders. Bennington Altrusa rummage and food sale set at Knights of Columbus Hall Saturday 10 am to 3 pm, donations welcome Friday evening and Saturday morning. Knights of Columbus bowers meet at 7 30 pm tonight. A hunting season prep meeting for bowhunters and archers is Wednesday 8 pm at the D and D Jolivette building. Bennington Lions Club meets tonight at 6 30 pm at Knotty Pine. F Ellwood Allen discusses leisure at the Allen Organization, Joseph Lachant chairing. Drive-In Theater closed for the season. Thank you for your patronage. ADV. 89

Kennon Morse North Branch Street Extension Putnam Memorial Hospital Morse YMCA John Riddle Helen Lillie Silk Road Bennington Altrusa Club Knights of Columbus Bennington Lions Club Knotty Pine F. Ellwood Allen The Allen Organization Joseph Lachant

Woman's Society Harvest Supper at First Baptist Church

The Woman's Society of The First Baptist Church opened its fall season with a Harvest Get-Together. Mrs. Glenn Payne presided while autumn table décor was arranged by Mrs. Alden Graves and Mrs. John Flitcroft. Miss Marion Hardy gave an inspirational talk on Christian unity. Mrs. De Witt Lewis led devotions. The Love Gift ceremony was conducted by Miss Maude Edson. Guest speaker Mrs. Lucien Hanks shared insights on The Work in Thailand with slides.

Woman’s Society of the First Baptist Church Glenn Payne Alden Graves John Flitcroft Marion Hardy United Council of Church Women de Witt Lewis Maude Edson Lucien Hanks Thailand

DWI Jury Trial Set in Municipal Court

A jury of 11 men and one woman was selected in Municipal Court for the trial of Harry T. Cushman, 23, of Papermill Village, charged with driving while under the influence. Trial begins Thursday at 9 30 a.m. Atty. F. Ray Paddock represents Cushman. Atty. John A. Burgess leads for the state.

Harry T. Cushman Papermill Village Atty F. Ray Paddock John A. Burgess

Area Manager of Phone Co Transferred to Burlington

Harry G. Marshall longtime Brattleboro Bennington area manager of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co has been transferred to Burlington and will depart in about two weeks. He becomes an estimate engineer overseeing new installations. Marshall and his wife Anne reside in Brattleboro with children Thomas and Judith.

Harry G. Marshall Brattleboro-Bennington New England Telephone & Telegraph Co Burlington Marshall Brattleboro Anne Thomas Judith Brattleboro Union High School National Guard Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Calvin Coolidge Council Boy Scouts

St. Francis PTG Meets Wednesday at Bennington Cafeteria

The St. Francis de Sales Academy Parent Teacher Group will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Bennington Catholic High School cafeteria. The event invites both fathers and mothers of students and offers a chance to meet classroom teachers followed by a silver tea sponsored by pupils.

St. Francis de Sales Academy Bennington Catholic High School Mothers of St. Francis de Sales

Catholic Teacher Institute Planned For Burlington

Vermont Catholic teachers will travel to Burlington for the second annual Catholic Teachers Institute at Rice Memorial High School. Sister Mary Amedee will address elementary teachers as Diocesan Supervisor of Elementary Schools. The one day program features separate elementary and secondary sessions with talks by Rev Edward Gelineau and Rev Vincent T Dwyer and discussions on Catholic Library service and art education.

Rutland Vermont Burlington Catholic Teachers’ Institute Rice Memorial High School Mary Amedee C.S.C Amedee Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross Holy Angels School St. Albans Edward Gelineau Vermont Catholic Charities Alvin Illig Congregation of St. Paul Father Illig Paulist Press New York City Felix Theresa Sisters of the Holy Ghost Vincent T. Dwyer General Assembly Father Dwyer Middlebury

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