Village Trustees Declare Gas Generator A Nuisance
Trustees voted to declare the Stark generator a nuisance and set a deadline of November 1 to abate or face further action. Vermont Gas Co. officials absent. FGC surprised by ruling and to issue statement tomorrow.
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Carver
Atty. Levin
Levin
Gibney
Pello
Perrott
Pello Made the Motion That Village Atty
Vermont Gas Co
Operaton
FGC
Town Fathers Approve 1000 Sewage Billing Payment
Town officials agreed to pay Town Treasurer Michael J. Hogan Jr. a total of 1000 dollars for the 1962 sewer charge billing. About 500 dollars covers Hogan’s extra clerical help and 500 for his salary. the sum applies only to 1962 services and not as a precedent for future payments.
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Michael J. Hogan Jr
Hogan
Emma Wright 76 Hoosick Falls resident dies at center
Emma Wright 76 of 8 Eldredge St Hoosick Falls NY died Tuesday at Hoosick Falls Health Center after a long illness. She was born Nov 25 1886 and lived her life in Hoosick Falls. Survivors include four sons and three daughters with 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Calling hours at Leo J Maher Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow. A Eucharist Mass at St Mark's Episcopal Church Saturday at 11 am officiated by Rev Joel B Miller. Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Emma Wright
Eldredge St
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Henry
Martha (Bowers) Hartung
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Hilda’s Guild
Lester
Roselle Park
N.J
John
Elizabeth
Arthur
Binghamton
Howard
Charles Powers
Long Island
John Stuka
John Hickey
Leo J. Mahar
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Joel B. Miller
Maple Grove Cemetery
Harvesting of 1962 Apple Crop Begins in Vermont
The 1962 Vermont apple crop is under harvest across Addison County with Southern Vermont Orchards, Harwood Orchards, and Propagation Piece Farm producing up to 130 thousand bushels. Meyer runs Southern Vermont Orchards in Pownal Bennington employing local and migrant labor and investing in new facilities while Harwood Orchards near Bennington and Propagation Piece Farm at Shaftsbury report strong yields of McIntosh Delicious and Spencer varieties with good size and color.
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Vermont
Addison County
Southern Vermont
Harwood Orchards
Propagation Piece Farm
Pownal
Bennington
Erwin W. Meyer
Meyer
Florida
Wendy
Virginia
Seaboard
Big Ridge
Shaftsbury
Fritz
Martha Ludwig
Ludwig
Bennington Briefs Span Local Clerical and School News
Bennington briefs report multiple local events. Gold Star Mothers meet at 7:30 p.m. at VFW rooms on North Street. notices cover graduates Ann Herrick and Catherine Laboure School of Nursing affiliations. Bennington Club ACT meeting. Langlois family moves. VNH Bank staffer Kathleen Hogan. Second Congregational Women�s Fellowship program. Moore family relocating to Fort Lauderdale. Bennington Bowling Lanes fall hours announced.
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Gold Star
VFW
North Street
Arthur Langlois
Benmont Avenue
Mary Proud
Elm Street
Fred Lynch
Richard Lynch
Lowell
Mass
Boston
Catherine Laboure
Women’s Fellowship of the
Second Congregational Church
Helen Churchill
Frank Newton
Irma Sargent
Juna Fuller
Vets Memorial cost estimated by carpenter
Guy Moore estimates the Vets Memorial structure at 421 dollars. The board plans to speed final payment of about 2900 dollars to contractor Gerald E Morrissey for two sewage plant items, while awaiting final written approval from engineers. The town will request pollution test reports from the Water Resources Board.
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Guy Moore
Kearns
Gerald E. Morrissey
Charles A. Maguire and
Water Resources Board
Walloomsac
Norton Barber
Clark’s Woods
Langlois
Barber
Churchill not listed as retiring MP says Conservative office
Sir Winston Churchill, aged 87, is not on the MPs retirement list for the next election, the British Conservative party central office said. Churchill’s private secretary declined to comment. Princess Eva Esfandiary confirmed Gunther Sachs’s Munich announcement that Soraya has accepted his marriage proposal. no date set.
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Winston Churchill
Conservative Party
Eva Esfandiary
Soraya
Iran
Munich
Gunther Sachs
Bennington Teens Plead Guilty in Drug Store Break-Ins
In Municipal Court Judge Waldo C. Holden presided as Ald E Mears 18 and John W Jepson 17 both of Bennington and Frank M Sanders 17 of Shaftsbury pleaded guilty in related cases. They received suspended sentences of one year and 18 months and were placed on probation for August break ins at Frost's Drug Store on North Street. Other defendants included William M Stone 19 of 270 Union St who pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license and paid a 75 dollar fine. A charge of leaving the scene of an accident was dropped. James F Reynolds 32 of Water Street pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. a pre sentence investigation was ordered and he was held without bail. Cyrus F Tarbell 19 of Shaftsbury pleaded guilty to probation violation and was sentenced to 30 days in County Jail.
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Waldo C. Holden
Donald E. Mears
John W. Jepson
Bennington
Frank M. Sanders
Shaftsbury
Frost
North Street
William M. Stone
Union St
Atty
John B. Harte
James F. Reynolds
Water Street
Reynolds
Cyrus F. Tarbell
Bennington Lanes Expands Hours to 3 P.M. Start
Beginning Tuesday September 4 Bennington Lanes will open at 3 p.m. daily with open bowling every day and evening. Adv 1-8.
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Bennington
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Admissions list includes Joseph Guetti Ramona Crad dock Olive Vadakin Arthur Cole Julia Bollinger Grace Walton Leta White Discharges include Florence Bhck Births show Mr and Mrs William Slade of 1006 Gage St a son born September 4.
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Joseph Guetti
Ramona Craddock
Olive Vadakin
Bennington
Arthur Cole
North Bennington
Julia Bollinger
Shaftsbury
Grace Walton
Cambridge
N.Y
Leta White
Hoosick Falls
William Slade
Gage St
Parallel Parking decision hints at appeal scope
The ruling discusses how a plaintiff might reshape appeal questions but notes yesterday's decision did not include such an allowance. The original suit names multiple defendants including Jason Bitensky, Kenneth R. Clayton, Harold F. Gordon, Charles Fienberg, Grover C. Williams, J. Philip Hall, J. Cufari, James Mouroutsos, James Playotes, John P. Proud, Ronald V. B. Sinclair, and John Wiskoski representing various storefronts and companies.
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Jason Bitensky
Village Nook
Kenneth R. Clayton
Harold F. Gordon
Fashion Fair, Inc
Charles Fienberg
Fienberg Stores Inc
Grover C. Williams
F. W. Woolworth Co
J. Philip Hall
Evans News
John Cufari
M. H. Fishman Co
Bennington Inc
James Mouroutsos
the Fruitland
James Playotes
Paradise Restaurant
John P. Proud
Adams Clothes Shop
Ronald V. B. Sinclair
Bennington
John Wiskoski
The
Chef Shop
Village Police Report Two Auto Accidents
Village police reported two crashes. Donald Brennan of Stamford collided with Irene Childs of 614 Main St near Valentine Street causing moderate damage to the Brennan auto and minor damage to the Childs. A second crash at Main and South Street involved Gertrude Robinson whose brakes failed at a light, causing minor damage.
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Bennington Village
Donald C. Brennan
Stamford
Gertrude Robinson
Manchester
Plymouth
Five Day Forecast for Northern New England and Maine
The U S Weather Bureau expects five days Thursday to Monday with temperatures 2 to 6 degrees below normal except near normal in Maine. Cooler Thursday and Friday with a slight warmup over the weekend. Precipitation expected to total over a half inch with showers ending Thursday and rain likely Sunday.
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Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
Democrats Seek Amendment Cut From Tax Bill
Democratic leaders maneuver to prevent a Kennedy veto by attaching a House bill for a tax deductible retirement system for self employed persons to the administration’s tax revision bill. If the amendment and the parent bill merge, Kennedy would likely veto either, undoing the 7 percent business investment credit aimed at softening steel price opposition.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
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Introducing Anne Bancroft
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Bennington, VT
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Columbia Pictures Presents
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