Water Resources Board orders five step plan for Pownal Tannery
Montpelier Monday the Water Resources Board laid out a five step program for the Pownal Tannery Co Inc to stop polluting the Hoosic River. The plan requires hiring a consulting engineer, submitting preliminary and final engineering reports by set dates, starting cleanup construction by April 15 1967, and completing a functioning waste treatment system by December 31 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Water Resources Board
Pownal Tannery Co., Inc
Hoosic
Reinhold H. Thieme
Water Resources
Thieme
Vermont
Massachusetts
Pownal
Hospital Notes and River Classification Update
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across Vermont and New York towns including Walter Lohnes Edith Senecal Ann Sawyer Susan Drake Jill Adams and Mary Demers with multiple other patients. In other news a local river reached the New York line and was classified as Class D from the tannery to New York and remains Class D today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lohnes
Edith Senecal
Ann Sawyer
Susan Drake
Bennington
Eileen Bogardus
Hoosick Falls
Jill Adams
Wilmington
New York
Judges Begin Search For County Clerk
Howard C. Estes said no date to name a successor to George H. Plumb as county clerk will be given soon. Plumb died Sunday after a brief illness. he held the post 19 years. Nancy Clayton will perform duties until a new clerk is appointed, having served as Plumb’s secretary and deputy for 16 years. Appointment lies with two side judges, with concurrence from the presiding superior judge, William McC. Hill. Estes’ fellow side judge is Marion P. McCarthy, up for re election. Also, space in Manchester court house will be rented to John T. Carmody Jr. for a law office. Carmody seeks state’s attorney office. If elected, he plans a second Bennington office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Estes
Bennington County Court
George H. Plumb
Plumb
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Nancy Clayton
Pippin Knoll
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Estes
Manchester Court House
Employment Service
Atty
John T. Carmody Jr
Manchester
Carmody
Shopping Center Expansion Groundbreaking Held at Bennington Plaza
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held Wednesday at the Bennington Plaza on North Bennington Road to mark the start of a project that will more than double the mall’s size by next fall. Attendees included local officials and developers.
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Bennington Plaza
North
Bennington Road
Funeral notices and a town shopping center plan in Rutland Bennington
Funeral services were held for Mrs Lenna C Chan nell at Tossing Funeral Home with relatives from Rutland Rutland Town Gloversville N Y Bennington Northampton and Bennington Honorary bearers and local groups attended. Separately Fillmore Ray Paddock former Village attorney and vice president of the Bennington County Bar Association was remembered at Hanson Walbridge Chapel with Bennington attorneys and fraternal groups present. Also honored were Mrs Lula Holden Bassett longtime Bennington resident and former Maine Supreme Court Justice family and church members attended. UFO guidance claims suggest viewing Arcturus and Capella tonight for two apparent signals, using reflections to create movement. Real estate official Raymond A Carye of Chelmsford Mass leads a shopping center project with foundation work starting next week and an August target to triple W T Grant store size to about 52000 square feet plus eight or nine specialty tenants. Bennington Rural Fire District tax rate set at 35 cents due to Grand List delays. district treasurer says tax bills go out next week with payment deadlines aligned to town taxes.
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Burgess Brothers
North
Bennington Road
Lester H. Burnham
Melrose
Mass
Stephen Cody
Alpha Construction Corporation
Raymond A. Cayre
Chelmsford
Barbara Jean Realty Corporation
Carl Phillips
W.T. Grant
Rutland
Lenna C. Channell
S. Main St
Rutland Hospital
Donald W. Morgan
Warren G. Goodrich
David S. Miller
Richard J. Creed
Rutland Town
Thomas E. Channel
Gloversville
N.Y
Kenneth Channel
Bennington
Floyd R. Channell
Northampton
Evergreen Cemetery
James E. Humphrey
American Legion Auxiliary
Funeral
Betty Fredette
Bernice Matt
Salon
Maude B. Maranville
Ledemi Chapeau Premiere
Eva M. Racine
L Am
Fillmore Ray Paddock
Bennington County Bar Association
Hanson - Walbridge
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Vari
Lula Holden Bassett
Maine
Supreme Court
State of
Hanson-Walbridge
Thomas Steffen
Second Congregational Church
King’s Daughters
Waldo C. Holden
Theodore H. Thomas Jr
Woodhull Hall
Dean F. Hanson
Rollin D
Jenney
George H. Bickford
Grafton
Holden B
Bickford
Sheldon H
John H
Northfield
John C, Bordon
Marlboro
Steffen
Augusta
Forest Grove
Raymond A. Carye
Carye
W.E. Aubuchon Co
Fitchburg
Montgomery Wards
Henri Hairstylists
Grants
Alpha Construction Co
Carge
Burgess Bros
Prudential Committee
Eleanor Moore
Sewage Tests Begin on Vermont Tissue Waste
Sewage treatment tests will start next week at the town plant to assess handling of Vermont Tissue Paper Co. waste. State board tests last week measured clay and fiber content as waste leaves the mill. The pipeline to the plant is complete and a flow meter will finish the construction phase before initial operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Tissue Paper Co., Inc
Paul Kelley
State Water Resources Board
Vermont Tissue
Kelley
Water Resources Board
Walloomsac
Papermill Village
Water Resources
Reinhold H. Thieme
Thieme
Selectmen
Vermont
North
Bennington
Tissue
Bennington briefs cover court, events, and local issues
Bennington summaries report Don Stratton of Shaftsbury paid a $35 fine for a motor vehicle violation in Municipal Court after earlier reports. Community notes note Cub Scout Pack 345 meeting at K of C hall Sunday at 3 pm with Halloween theme and parent attendance urged. Also listed are Catholic Daughters rummage sale Friday, VFW Halloween dance Saturday, and Senior Citizens Club meeting tonight with speakers. The tissue plant waste dispute with the Water Resources Board continues with tests planned and deadlines adjusted. A deer strike near Manchester injures no one, and a minor car collision on School Street causes non fatal damage with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don H. Stratton
Shaftsbury
Stratton
Sacred Heart Parish
K of C Hall
Court
Senior Citizens Club
Moose Rooms
James Finnan
Montpelier
Older Citizens Act
Guy Harmon
Citizens Advisory Board
James Conroy
John Riddle
OES
Stewart Allen
Bennington
Mae Fahs
AARP
Ursula Scott
College Academy of Arts and Sciences and
Town Selectmen
Bennington Village
Irene Jacobs
West Road
School Street
Marie S. Schmigel
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Schmigel
Obituary Mrs Elsie Masterton Dies at 52
Goshen Vermont author and inn operator Elsie Masterton 52 died after a long illness at Mary Fletcher Hospital Burlington She and her husband John Masterton helped turn Blueberry Hill Inn into a renowned resort and published cookbooks including Blueberry Hill Cookbook Her survivors include daughters Heather Lucinda and Laurie Masterton all of Goshen Born February 14 1914 in Newark New Jersey she moved to Vermont in 1949 with her husband and was active on WGY Schenectady in farming papers and as a coauthor of Nothing Whatever To Do.
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Goshen
Elsie Masterton
Blueberry Hill
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
John Masterton
Addison County
Earle Williams
Rutland
Mastertons
Area UCW officers meet at West Brattleboro Congregational Church
Area women attended the Workshop meeting for officers of the United Church Women held at the West Brattleboro Congregational Church. Speakers from state UCW leadership discussed involvement and duties, with World Community Day announced for Nov. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Congregational Church
West Brattleboro
Carl Jolivette
George Jenkins
Carolyn Clark
Arthur Pierce
George W. Hadwen
State Board of
UCW
Richard Sprague
Brattleboro
State Council of
Vermont Church Woman
L. Tillotson
Newfane
Southern Area
North Bene Nington
Stock Averages At Noon October 27 1966
Dow Jones and Co Albany reports at midday the stock averages with 30 industrials at 808.18 up 7.07, 20 railroads at 194.34 down .15, 15 utilities at 136.45 up .45. Composite 282.33 up 1.43 with volume around 2.9 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
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Peggy Bourn
Pownal Center
Cathy Russell
Debbie Russell
Eagle Bridge
Mary Demers
Robert Montgomery Jr
Myron Wilkinson
Arlington
Donald Kearns
Thomas Slattery
Lucy Cannavan
Donald Brown
North Bennington
James Gramney
Alric Jones
R.D
Petersburg, N.Y
Lea Theatre
Aan
Cmiuleas OG
MBIE
Sadvent Films
Michael Kettering
Burt R
Ynolds
John Hoyt
F. Ray Paddock
Ous
Paddock
American Legion
Fraternal Order of Eagles
J. Halsey Cushman
Dewey Jenney
Francis Amidon
Jesse Bugbee
George Manuel
Clyde Peck
Bennington Lodge of Elks
Mr. Paddock
Payne
Woodford Cemetery
Lula H. Bassett
Arcturus
Bennington Briefs
Dumont
Electronic Service Center
School St
Dial
J.H. Manes
AOV
Winhall
Mary DeCell
Depot Street
Vt. 11
Vt. 30
Done Ald Drew
Bellevue
Wash
Rodney Mott
Veregennes
Stanley Sirota
Los Angeles
Anthony
Sidney Lipstein
Newark
Aldous Funeral Home
Guglielmo Cristofolini
Readsboro
Guglielmo Carlo Cristofolini
Carmella Bolognani
Main Street
Milton Wolf
Argentina
Trento
Italy
Deerfield Glassine Co
St. Joachim’s Church
Bolognani
Natalia Comai
Mario
Aldo Christofolini
Enrico
Lino
Vittorina Cristofolini
Solday
Montagna Home For Funerals
North Adams
Claude G. Lafond
Freeport
Reginald Lafond
Manchester Center
Eastman
Que
ShareCost
Canberra
Australia
UPI
University of California
Harte Theatre
Columbia Pictures Presents the
Heroes OF Telemark
Panavision
Columbia
THE
Wild Angels
Ello Goldea
Gage
Safford Sts
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