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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1964

Page

5

Driver Changes Plea To Guilty of Leaving Accident

Hoosick Falls New York Aug 27 incident in Hoosick involved M Hoag 23 of Bennington Vermont street address 253 Union St He appeared in the court of special sessions Monday night pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident The defendant had previously pleaded not guilty to the charge and his attorney George H Holbrook asked for dismissal on grounds of defective information and lack of jurisdiction.

Hoosick Falls N.Y M. Hoag Union St Bennington Hoosick Hoag George H. Holbrook Holbrook Peace Thomas G. Restino M. Holbrook Restino Frank Demick Joseph Hayes Robert K. Shil Church Street Hill Road Justice Restino Clarence Barney

Hoosick Falls Community News Highlights Local Visits and Court Actions

Hoosick Falls notes Pamela Ballou returns from Providence IL hospital stay and her mother visits. Albany's Joseph Miller hospitalized after heart attack. Miller’s Super Market burglary noted. Local clergy and officials attend gatherings. Legion Auxiliary opens season with dinner and officer elections. Court actions include dismissing reckless driving against Hoag and fines for leaving scene and a separate speeding charge. Bennington man fined for passing on a double solid line.

Pownal Public Library Fund Reaches Halfway Goal

Pownal Massachusetts notes seven thousand dollars raised for the Solomon Wright Jr Public Library as the drive heads toward the fifteen thousand dollar target. Henry W Bassen reports thirty six donations ranging from five to one hundred dollars with major gifts from Peter Case and Solomo Wright Jr. The Wright trust funded the site purchase in South Pownal and plans show a colonial red brick structure. Construction may start next spring with half the needed funds expected from federal sources.

Pownal Solomon Wright Jr Wright Trust Fund Local Library Association South Pownal Bassen Strobridge Agency Pownal Center

Weekly church choir resumes in North Bennington

North Bennington notes report weekly choir rehearsals at the Congregational Church resume Thursday at 7 p.m. Airman 2.C. Robert Thomson is on a 30 day leave at his parents home after more than a year at Eve rest Harmon Air Force Base in Stevensville Newfoundland. He will be stationed at Altena AFF in northern Michigan after this leave. Weekend guests visited Miss Mary Meagher's home from West Brookfield Mass. Teresa W. McCarthy has returned to New York City to resume teaching after visiting the Walsh home on Main Street. Kathleen Emond, NBHS 1963 graduate, returns to the University of Oklahoma for sophomore year after a summer in town. She has received a dean’s letter noting her fine freshman year. Oklahoma reportedly lacks a dean’s list.

Congregational Church Robert Thomson Alex Thomson Bank St. Extension Everest Harmon Air Force Base Stevensville Newfoundland Altena Aff Michigan Mary Meagher Ernest Whitcomb Betsy West Brookfield Mass Teresa W. McCarthy New York City Walsh Main Street Kathleen Emond Lula King Greenwich Street University of Oklahoma Emond NBHS University Oklahoma

Final Pownal board meeting for primary checklist revision

The Board of Civil Authority will meet Saturday night from 7 to 9 at the town office to revise the primary election checklist. Town clerk Mrs. Rachel Mason sets Friday 9 p.m. as the absentee ballot filing deadline. Citizens out of town Sept. 8 may vote until noon Sept. 7 at the town office. Official checklists are at Gardners Store, Powell’s Store, and Champney’s Barber Shop. Ballot clerk volunteers should submit names with party designation.

Board of Civil Authority Rachel Mason Gardner’s Pownal Center Powell’s South Pownal Champney’s North Pownal

Paran Open Through Labor Day at Lake Paran Park

NORTH BENNINGTON Paran officials announce the Lake Paran swimming area stays open through Labor Day. Weekdays start in the afternoon, weekends include regular hours with staff on duty. Lifeguard Miss Cathy Elwell notes several beginners and advanced swimmers have badges awaiting pickup between 3 and 7 p.m. through Labor Day.

North Bennington Lake Paran Paran Cathy Elwell American Red Cross Labor Day Miss Elwell Judith Johnson Stephen Kirsch Lynn Marsh Tom Mattison Cathy Shepard

Shaftsbury Republicans Name Justices

Seven Republicans were nominated as justices of the peace at a Town Committee caucus. Named were William Barber Herbert Millington Robert Niles Jr Merton Snow Sr Mrs Frances Stacy Mrs Bertha Thomson and Mrs Theresa Wood Tracy E Kenyon Jr chaired the meeting Thome as W Hall Jr acted as clerk Plans for a public dinner to meet state Republican candidates were discussed with a tentative date set.

Shaftsbury William Barber Herbert Millington Robert Niles Jr Merton Snow Sr Frances Stacy Bertha Thomson Theresa Wood Tracy E. Kenyon Jr Thomeas W. Hall Jr

Manchester Fair Workbee Held For Cattle Show

Members of the Cattle Committee for the Manchester Bennington County Fair held a workbee at the fairgrounds to prepare space for cattle exhibits. Donations included lumber from Ernest Edgerton of Dorset and backhoe work by Richard Hayes of the Manchester Water Co. Attendees included co chairmen Henry Steele and Stanford Zecher and others from Rupert Pawlet and Manchester. All Saints Parish Guild resums meetings Sept 10 with Mrs Kjelgaard and Mrs Piritz as hostesses.

Manchester Ernest Edgerton Dorset Justin Mueller Greater Manchester Henry Steele Rupert Stanford Zecher Merritt Morey Richard Hulett Butch Hathaway Pawlet Robert Hathaway Frederick Stone All Saints Parish Guild Maurice Kjelgaard Otto Piritz

Community notices from Manchester Vermont

Town Chairman Mrs. Howard Marsden sends out letters to local residents for the annual Vermont Association for the Blind drive. Squires move to Burr and Burton area. annex plans include an apartment. Service Club to hold a Friday food sale at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church. Manchester Elementary School classes start Wednesday. hot lunches resume in October at 27 cents. milk price set at 5 cents until lunch program starts, then 3 cents. School directors accept the illness-related resignation of Mrs. Hilliard, dietitian and cafeteria manager, and invite applications to Ralph F. Fleming Jr. DAR Mansion pilgrimage participants include Mrs. G. Murray Campbell and Mrs. Louis R. Soderberg at Chimney Point. remarks by Rev. Don Lear.

Howard G. Marsden Vermont Association For the Blind Marsden Frank Squires Burr and Burton Seminary Donald Cherbonneau Richville Road Manchester Depot Squires Service Club The First Baptist Church Manchester Donald R. Shanks Fredrika C. Hilliard Hilliard Ralph F. Fleming Jr

Arlington News Briefs Include Farewell For Flanders Family

Mrs. France Frankenstein, a 90 year old widow, says she uses an unlisted phone to thwart jokers. Arlington notices invite kindergarten parents to register by Sept. 14. Mary Whalen leaves for Boston to teach at St. Anthony's School in Somerville. Peter Whalen visits before returning to New York. Chuck Flanders and family head to West Ossipee to run Tyrolean Motel and a restaurant opening December. Sydney N Stokes Jr. to enroll at Missouri Valley College. Norshaft Arlington Little League to meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Shaftsbury firehouse.

Mary Whalen John Whalen Boston Mass Mary Emmanuel College St. Anthony’s School Somerville Peter Whalen New York City Peter Vermont Charles Chuck) Flanders West Ossipee N.H Lake Winnepesaukee Flanders Arlington Inn U.S. 7 Sunderland Road Missouri Valley College Sydney N, Stokes Jr Sydney N. Stokes Forman School Litchfield

Mrs Wall Heads Manchester Democrats

Mrs Berry Wall was elected chairman of the Town Democratic Committee at a caucus Monday night at the Court House. She succeeds Ralph F Fleming Jr. Also elected were Robert Mattison, vice chairman, and Mrs Leonard Tenner, secretary treasurer.

Manchester Berry Wall Court House Ralph F. Fleming Jr Robert Mattison Leonard Tenner Justice of the Peace Fleming Mattison Walter S. Clemons Clemons Tenner Nathan Kamber George Breen Sammy Greenberg

East Arlington Sunderland Notes and School Start Changes

Rochester resident Robert Pash and Mrs. Pash visit East Arlington after the death of Mrs. Dora Walker. They plan to live at 45 Hunters Run Pittsford. Neighbor news covers extended visits, travels, and a water shortage delaying Mount Pleasant School for grades 1 and 2 until September 8 while grades 3-8 start Wednesday.

Robert Pash Rochester N.Y Bud Manchester Elias Drazon Mary Ellen Susan Passaic N.J Drazon Gardner Wright Celia von Sitas Charles Davis Great Barrington Mass Louise Davis Emily VerNooey Sunderland Bennington Mount Pleasant

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