Bennington Girl Struck by Auto in Pittsfield
Miss Carole Warner 18 of Bennington is in St. Luke's Hospital Pittsfield with a fractured pelvis minor concussion and head cuts after being struck by a car in Lenox Mass. Friday night. Her companion Miss Mary Doherty Lenox suffered multiple cuts and bruises. Both were student nurses en route to Lenox home and were struck by Raymond Suozor West Springfield 48. Warner expected to stay at least a week more before rehabilitation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Warner
Edward Warner
South Branch St
Bennington
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pittsfield
Mass
Lenox
Mary Doherty
Mercy Hospital
Springfield
Miss Doherty
Raymond Suozor
West Springfield
Suozor
Miss Warner
Warner
Bennington Catholic High School
Pittsfield Hospital
Jaycee Chief At Mount Snow All the Time
The Banner reported that national JCI president Douglas Blankenship and his delegation bypassed Putnam Square on Friday night. Police checked Albany airport for nearly an hour but Blankenship had arrived earlier and likely headed to the New England Jaycee convention at Mount Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Putnam Square
New England
Mount Snow
Hoff and LaTour Tour Bennington Plant Visit
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rep Philip Hoff and Bennington town representative hopeful Alfred La Tour toured Flint and Robbins Co on BenMont Avenue and visited the BenMont plant. They then saw Thomson Manufacturing Hoy Manufacturing and Bennington Display Co before planned stops in Readsboro and The Pownall and a Democratic dinner at Mt Anthony Country Club Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Hoff
Bennington
Alfred LaTour
Hoff
Flint and Robbins Co
BenMont Avenue
BenMont
Thomson Manufacturing Co
Hoy Manufacturing Co
Bennington Display Co
Readsboro
Pownall
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Two Autos Collide at Rte. 67 Intersection
An accident Saturday at the junction of US 7 and Vermont 67 A caused about 200 dollars damage to the rear of a 1954 Chrysler driven by Peter A. Carpenter 32 of Bennington who stopped for a traffic light. Harold J. Gilbar Sr. 40 of North Bennington was northbound in a 1957 Buick that sustained about 50 dollars damage to the left front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US 7
Vermont 67-A
Chrysler
Peter A. Carpenter
Bennington
Harold J. Gilbar Sr
North Bennington
Carpenter
Gilbar
Coincidences Bring Cheer To Patient At Veterans Event
An elderly hospital patient received a large gift food basket won at a Veterans of Foreign Wars barbecue. Harold Arnold's ticket designated Dora Harte, 88, of Putnam Memorial Hospital, as recipient if his prize hit. Senior Vice Commander Francis Gallett and Adjutant Sylvia Cassano presented the basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Harold Arnold
West Main Street
Dora Harte
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arnold
Francis Gallett
Lyons District
Sylvia Cassano
Coleville Road
K of C Plans Meeting and Rutland Exemplar Event
The Knights of Columbus announce a regular meeting tonight at 7 30 in the rooms with venison stew served afterward. Fourth degree members will meet briefly for instruction on the Rutland exemplar on November 11. Seven candidates received the first degree Thursday and more are expected as plans for second and third degrees proceed this fall or early 1963. A communion breakfast followed the 8 30 Mass at Sacred Heart Church with David Alexander in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Mason Amadon
K of C
Sacred Heart Church
David Alexander
Knights of Columbus
Storage Shed Destroyed by Fire on Dewey Street
A storage shed behind 215 Dewey St. burned at 6 a.m. Sunday and was extinguished in about 20 minutes. Adjacent buildings were unhurt. Owner Louis J. Bellmare of 118 Cutler St. leases the shed for tenants in a Bellmare property. Insurance loss still unknown. Fire Chief Richard Hollister suspects a nearby incinerator sparked the blaze after a spark set an overhead tree on fire.
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Dewey Street
Dewey St
Louis J. Bellmare
Cutler St
Bellmare
Bennington
Richard Hollister
Hospital Notes Oct 21 Admissions and Births
Admissions list includes Ingrid Hirsch East Arlington Priscilla Salem and family Bennington Jesse Harrington Arlington Florence Liporace Hoosick Falls Earl Lloyd Frieda Salvatore Bennington Discharges feature several children and adults including Mark O Connor Wilmington Thomas Anderson Cambridge and others with multiple Bennington residents noted Health notes record new births: a son Oct 21 to Franklin Warren Dorset a daughter Oct 21 to Clyde Mattison Burgess Road a daughter Oct 20 to Robert Yavanski Hoosick and more local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Salem
Carol Courtemanche
Bennington
Jesse Harrington
Arlington
Florence Liporace
Hoosick Falls
Mark O'Connor
Wilmington
Thomas Anderson
Cambridge
N.Y
Robert Bolster Jr
Manchester Depot
Caroline Graham
Paul L. Harrington
Shaftsbury
Teresa Jean King
Robert S. Hurley Jr
North Pownal
Pauline Ann Sweet
Betty Davis
Anna Spirka
Wilmngton
Shirley Hess
West Arlington
Franklin Warren
Dorset
Clyde Mattison
Burgess Road
William McCoy Named Soldier of Year at K of C
William McCoy of Bennington was chosen Soldier of the Year at the second annual Military Ball for Troop L, 102nd Armored Cavalry, Vermont National Guard, held at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Major Joseph Krawczyk presented the trophy. Runners-up were Sp 4 Philip H. Jones and Sp 4 William E. Stearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCoy
Bennington
102Nd Armored Cavalry
Vermont National Guard
Knights of Columbus Hall
Joseph Krawczyk
McCoy
Cecelia Greene
School of Dance
Philip H. Jones
William E. Stearns
Bennington Rocketts
102Nd AC
Rites Conducted for Rev. George R. Brush
The Rt. Rev. Harvey D. Butterfield officiated at the funeral for Rev. George R. Brush, retired Episcopal rector, at St. James Church Arlington. Bishop Belcher led arrangements with support from visiting clergy and lay bearers. Committal occurred at St. James cemetery with Episcopal participation. out of town relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Brown
John M. Moore
C. Lee Marsh
Edward Doyle
George A. Russell
James P O'Neil
John L. Whalen
Orang Baker
William Safford
Norman Mattison
Spencer Mattison
Robert Buck
John Mears
George Hughes
Pierce Squiers
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Bennington
Robert L. Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester Center
Warren E. Fowler
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Chester
Stephen Collins Jr
St. John’s Church
Poultney
F. Richard Beale
Emmanuel Church
Bellows Falls
Donald Lillipopp
Gerald T. Buckley
St. Columban’s
Arlington
St. James Cemetery
Bishop Butterfield
Pelham
N.Y
Orono Maine
Columbia
S.C
Falls Church
Rutland
Red Mountain Lodge F & AM
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
School Lunch Menu For Bennington Elementary Week
Monday Roast pork with whipped potatoes buttered beets rolls gingerbread and milk. Tuesday Chow mien and rice peas and carrots jelly sandwich strawberry shortcake and milk. Wednesday Corn chowder crackers tuna sandwich lettuce wedges apple sauce and milk. Thursday Baked beans cabbage pineapple salad Vienna bread fruit cocktail and milk. Friday Tuna sauce mashed potatoes cut green beans cheese wedges buttered rolls cherry cobbler and milk.
Five Day Forecast for Boston and New England
The five day outlook covers northern New England Massachusetts Rhode Island and northeastern New York. Temperatures average near normal with warm spells on Tuesday and Friday and cooler flow midweek. Precipitation totals about one to five tenths of an inch, mainly as showers Tuesday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Finance Ministers Meet in Mexico Over Alliance for Progress
American finance chiefs gather in Mexico City to push progress on the Alliance for Progress with a week of reviews. They warn reforms cannot be quick and stress the ten year plan to foster peaceful social and economic change in Latin America amid stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Obituary notices for Eaton and Love memorials in Bennington area
Requiem High Mass for Mrs. Alice B. Eaton 52 who died Saturday in Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington will be sung Tuesday at 9 am in St Pauls Church. Burial at Factory Point Cemetery. She was born in Canada April 21 1910 and survived by husband Harold and daughter Pauline. Also noted is the sudden death Oct 15 of Mrs. Helen Healy Parkhurst Love 76 of North Adams formerly Bennington. Her survivors include son Dr Gerald Parkhurst and three grandchildren. Burial was in Park Lawn Cemetery Bennington with services at St Francis North Adams.
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Manchester Depot
Alice B. Eaton
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
St. Paul's Church
Donald C. Kelly
Factory Point
Eaton
Canada
Napoleon
Emalene (Perras) Boileau
Harold Eaton
Pauline Eaton
Manchester Center
Paul Eaton
Peru
Robert
Harold Eaton Jr
A.B. Choquette
Albert Boileau
St. Johns
Que
Emile
Oscar Boileau
Chiccoutimi
Roland Boileau
Burke, N.Y
Ralph Boileau
Constable
N.Y
John Boileau
Syracuse
Helen Healy Parkhurst Love
Church St
North Adams
Tralee
Ireland
Gerald Parkhurst
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Harry Love
Mrs C May Tudor of Sandgate dies at 79
Mrs. C May Tudor 79 widow of Herbert Tudor longtime Sandgate town clerk and treasurer former Somerset postmistress died Sunday after a long illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington She was born May 19 1883 in Hague N Y and served as Sandgate town clerk and treasurer for 12 years Survivors include two sons Ralph and Milo Tudor Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m Hanson Walbridge Bennington with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandgate
C. May Tudor
Herbert Tudor
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Somerset
Hague
N.Y
John
Sarah Morey
Tudor
Mack Molding Co
Arlington
Randolph garage owner George S. Allen dies in highway crash
George S. Allen 76 a Randolph garage owner and father of Mrs. Ralph Hall of North Bennington died of injuries after his car hit the East Braintree bridge while northbound. He died at Gifford Memorial Hospital with funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Randolph Funeral Service Home. Burial will be in Pleasant View Cemetery. He was born in Bethlehem Conn and lived in Randolph since 1913. Survivors include his wife Lula Flint a son Wayne Allen a daughter in North Bennington a sister Mary Thomas five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
George S. Allen
Ralph Hall
North Bennington
Headon
East Braintree Bridge
Allen
Gifford Memorial Hospital
Randolph Funeral Service
Otis Heath
Max Shapiro
Pleasant View Cemetery
Mr. Allen
Bethlehem, Conn
James
Florence
Martin) Allen
Connecticut
Storrs Agricultural College
University of Connecticut
Lula Flint
Braintree
Wayne Allen
Mary Thomas
Woodbury
Conn
Bennington Briefs Highlights From Local News
Bennington residents gain choir honors as Wilhelmina Smith joins Ottawa University 120 voice ensemble set to perform Mendelssohn Elijah on Nov. 18. Also, Peter Donavan pledged to Sigma Epsilon at Middlebury College. HVCC alumni homecoming slated Oct. 27 with guest speaker Hyman Rosenblum. business meeting and officers elected. Marines Lance Corporal Morse promoted at Camp Lejeune. Catamount Radio Club resumes schedule Oct. 23 at Bennington High School. James Kelley improves at VA Hospital in Albany after three weeks. Surplus commodities signups end Friday for next quarter. Knights of Columbus meet Oct. 23 with venison stew. Fourth Degree planning Nov. 11 events in Rutland. Duplicate bridge winners at Mt Anthony Club Oct. 19. next session Nov. 2. Dr. A. E. Evens attends Northeast Congress of Optometry in Boston. Durand’s office closes Oct. 24 Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Smith
Bennington
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Miss Smith
F. D. Smith
Robinson Avenue
Hudson Valley Community College
HVCC
Crooked Lake
Hyman Rosenblum
Albany
Catamount Radio Club
James Kelley
Rutland
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
N.Y
North Bennington Court Fines Drive While Intoxicated
Municipal Court in North Bennington before Judge Waldo C. Holden fined multiple defendants for driving while intoxicated with sentences including 30 day suspensions and probation, plus fines of 50 to 110.10 dollars. James Hunt and Harold Clothier faced smaller fines for speeding and improper equipment. R Marshall Witten appeared as the new state’s attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Gilbar Sr
North Bennington
Waldo C. Holden
Kenneth Mattison
Richard M. Smith Sr
Woodford Road
Stephen R. Black
Bennington
John J. Tarsa
Adams
Mass
Harold R. Clothier
West Rupert
James Hunt
Bondville
R. Marshall Witten
Keyser
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Bennington Lions Club
South ST
Bennington, VT
Hoff and LaTour
Kofc
Noveck - Shultz Inc
Main Stree
Out OF
Ruth Rasey
Bennington Bookshop, Inc
Main St
Beaten
Carousel
Shirley Jones
Ingrid Hirsch
East Arlington
Earl R. Lloyd
Frieda C. Salvatore
Ruth Whitman
John Stankewich
Mercedes Griswold
Edna C. Brownell
Robert P. Yavanisky
Hill Road
Hoosick
David S. Jarede
R.D. 2
Clarence J. Decker II
Houghton Lane
Robert E. Sausville
Warn St
Thomas J. Ward
R.D. 1
Johnsonville, N.Y
George R. Brush
Mrs
Helen H. P. Love
Bennington Briefs
Peter R. Donavan
Peter Donavan Jr
Crescent Boulevard
Sigma Epsilon
Middlebury College
Edward J. Morse
School St
Sixth Marine Regiment
Second Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
N.C
N.Y. du Hamel
Hugh Nash
Paul Benjamin
Philip Walsh
Walter Hoover
Rodger Randall
A. E. Evens
Northeast Congress of Optometry
Dr. Durand
The
Vermont Bank & Trust Co
Vermont Bank
Teality Clock Radio
the Academy
E.T. Williams
Dial
LAS, S@ HAINES
Main St. Bennington
Walker
PNG
Salem’s
Sila
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