Bennington Court Reports Guilty Pleas And Waivers
The Bennington District Court lists a weekly tally of defendants who pleaded guilty to uniform traffic ticket offenses and paid fines, with amounts ranging from 10 to 60 dollars. The report also notes waivers submitted to the court and fines for violations including operating without permits and petty larceny, plus a brief glossary of common offense abbreviations.
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Bennington
Wilfred N. Lesster
Donna L. Waite
William J. Noyes
Robert Pittatchins
James M. Heinel
James S. Walker
Christopher R. Cooley
George F. Lamb
Robert Guido
MIC
VRR
Bernard Tierman
Timothy R. Wilmot
VLR
John W. Altbrandi
Norman G. Bowen
Wayne D. Davis
James E. Duffy Jr
Jacob S. Glick
Thomas R. Joyce
Terry B. Ketcham
David J. Thomas
Michael S. Thomas
Maderich Horse Transport Co
Woodford
Josephine D. Scrima
Somerville
Mass
Pownal
PNL
Obituary Notices From Vermont Area Funerals
Miss Georgianna Bellemare of Bennington dies at 97 with funeral at Mahar and Son Funeral Home and burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Katherine Golfin of Shaftsbury dies after long illness. funeral at Mahar and Son with committal at Center Shaftsbury Cemetery. Mary Roller of Troy, N.Y. funeral at St Francis de Sales Church with burial in North Bennington. Leonard Clifford arrives in Over Norton to wed a different woman. Elizabeth Cain pleads guilty in Oxford Crown Court for fraud and theft of engagement ring and cash. Howard Jones of Shaftsbury dies. funeral held at Hanson Walbridge with burial in Grafton Center Cemetery. Bearers include Jones grandchildren.
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Joseph Quinn
CSC
Georgianna Bellemare
Bennington
Mahar and Son
Park Lawn Cemetery
Fr. Quinn
Bellemare
Katherine F. Golfin
Raymond Golfin
Shaftsbury
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Oswald Muller
North Hoosick
N.Y
Harry Burdess
Mary C. Roller
Troy
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Hanson-Walbridge
Hanson- Walbridge
Howard Jones
Leo S. Hourihan
North Bennington Baptist Church
Jones
Hourihan
Grafton Center
Grafton
Shore residents seek right to join lake sludge suit
A Vermont attorney asked the Supreme Court to permit about 200 Lake Champlain residents to join four named plaintiffs in a single class action against International Paper Co. over sludge discharge. Justices heard arguments after lower courts ruled claims could not be merged.
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Shore
Washington
UPI
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Supreme Court
New York
2Nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Peter F. Langrock
Middlebury
International Paper Co
Taggart Whipple
New York City
Paper Company
Lake Front
R. Ammi Cutter
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Case of the missing chief is closed by investigation
Newport Vermont officers say Barton Police Chief Roger Plante vanished Oct 6 then reappeared Sunday in a confused state. State police found he had taken a prescribed drug called Eutron which may trigger hallucinations. He has no memory of the incident and is recovering under a doctor’s care.
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Newport
UPI
Orleans County
John Howard
Barton
Roger Plante
Plante
Sumner Kinsley
Kinsley
Howard
Vermont
Terrance Gage
Orleans
Gage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennington District Court Waivers
Sacred Heart Church
Aidaes
Area Funerals
Mrs. Raymond Golfin
Charles McNally
Junior Harwood
Edward Walker
Lawrence Shortsleeves
Shaftsbury Cemetery
Muller
Mr. Burdess
Goffin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Frederick Roller
St. Columban’s Cemetery
Arlington
Michael A. Demasi
Plyscore
Southern
Complete Home & Building Supply
Greenberg
DIAL
Chipping Norton
England
Leonard Clifford
Over Norton
Clifford
Elizabeth Cain
Monument Plaza
Bennington, VT
Spokane
Wash
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Can
Office Produ
Main Street
Icts Center
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