Fulp Serves Quick Sentence In Money Order Caper
Theodore Fulp pleaded guilty to two counts of cashing forged money orders in Bennington last year. He received 7 to 8 months, served that time in minutes, and walked free after credits for 81 months of pre trial confinement. The judge approved the credit per defense counsel’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Theodore Fulp
Bennington
Court House
Robert W. Larrow
Fulp
John Burgess
Montpelier
Burgess
W.T. Grant Co
Joseph Shaffe
John Proud
Bennington District Court
VISTA Seeks Volunteers From Area
Andy Marshall of VISTA will be in Brattleboro Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Dept. of Employment Security office to recruit volunteers. An Academy Award winning film about VISTA will be shown at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Laurie Berglie of Rutland is featured in the movie. VISTA serves across 49 states plus D C Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. No age or education requirements. most assignments need communication and people skills to help others help themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Marshall
Volunteers In Service To America
VISTA
Brattleboro
Dept. of Employment Security Office
Main St
National Corps of Workers
National Corps
Vermont
Laurie Berglie
Rutland
Arizona
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Funeral services for Mrs. Doyle of Watervliet N Y
Funeral Mass at St Margaret Marys Arlington was held for Mrs. Robert J. Doyle of Watervliet New York who died Sunday at Albany Medical Center. She had lived in the Albany area for over 20 years with services officiated by Rev. Gerald T Buckley. Burial followed at St Columans Cemetery. Relatives and friends came from Hardwick Montpelier Bellows Falls Agawam Brookfield Bronson Troy and Watervliet among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Robert J. Doyle
Watervliet
N.Y
Gerald T. Buckley
Doyle
Roberta Keough
Albany Medical Center
Albany
Nield Montgomery
Agawam
Mass
Roderick Montgomery
Hardwick
Archie
Harold
Father Buckley
Hanson-Walbridge
Board Denies Mother's Request For Grade 1 Admission
The elementary school board overrode a member and refused to allow Ernest Carpenter, nearly six, to enter Grade 1 this fall. Tests showed he was not ready, so the board urged Kindergarten instead. Superintendent Kelley said most six-year-olds entering Grade 1 have attended Kindergarten, a point Mrs. Carpenter disputed due to working daytime. The board proposed St Peter's Kindergarten to avoid crossing Main Street to the babysitter. A dissenting member, Anthony Pello, argued the board usurped parental responsibility and warned against overreach while Stewart Allen criticized the tests for insufficient consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddle
Perrotta
Supt. Kelley
Bernard Bellemare
Stewart Allen
James Shea
Richard Sleeman
Anthony Pello
North Adams
Mass
Kelley
Ernest Carpenter
Stella Carpenter
Carpenter
St. Peter’s
Baptist Church
Main Street
Pello
Supt
Attorney General’s Office
Two Injured In East Road Accident
Two Harwood Hill youths were treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises after a car crashed into a beech tree off East Road Shaftsbury at 10 p.m. Kenneth Denio 21 and passenger Jo-Anne Squires 19 were not kept. The car’s front end was damaged. A separate 3:15 p.m. crash on Houran Road left 17 year old David Pratt with scalp and chin lacerations. he did not require hospital care. Police noted no pole damage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwood Hill
Putnam Memorial Hospital
East Road
Shaftsbury
Kenneth Denio
Jo-Anne Squires
Denio
Maple Hill
Putnam Memorial
Bennington
Houran Road
David D. Pratt
Gage St
Trustees Agree They Have No Control Over Nature
Trustees of Bennington Village plan a meeting with E L Sibley Manufacturing to hear water runoff complaints on West Main Street. Myron E Earley cites a serious summer flooding problem damaging company property and notes no immediate solution. A larger storm drain and higher curbs were discussed but lack of funding remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
E.L. Sibley Manufacturing Company
West Main Street
Myron E. Earley
Earley
Trustees’ Highway Committee
Leo Nash
Nash
Sibley Company
South
Union Streets
Paradise
Hospital Notes September 6 1967 Admissions Discharges Births
Hospital notes for Wednesday September 6 1967 list admissions including Harold Eccleston Joseph T Vachon Mrs Geraldine Baker Virginia N Perrotta Sr Mrs Agnes M Merrow Bennington Mrs Pam E Rogge Eagle Bridge NY Frank F Rogers Middletown Springs Discharges include Mrs Joan A Rousseau Justin M Tetreault Dennis M King William T Long Jr Mrs Susan Welch and daughter Mrs Grace E Mould Bennington Mrs Gloria S Wilkins and daughter South Londonderry Mrs Pearl LaClair and son White River Junction Robert C Hall Jr Hoosick Falls Births report Mr and Mrs David Elwell East Road a son Sept 6 and Mr and Mrs Francis Wood ward Imperial Ave a daughter Sept 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Eccleston
Joseph T. Vachon
Geraldine Baker
Virginia
Joan A. Rousseau
Justin M. Tetreault
Dennis M. King
William T. Long Jr
Susan Welch
Grace E. Mould
Bennington
Gloria S. Wilkins
South Londonderry
Pearl LaClair
White River Junction
Robert C. Hall Jr
Hoosick Falls
David Elwell
East Road
Francis Woodward
Imperial Ave
Stock Averages at Noon on Sept 7 1967
The Dow Jones industrials stood at 907.65, up 0.69 points, while the railroads averaged 262.79, up 0.44 and utilities 131.10, up 0.12. The composite average was 328.23, up 0.36 with a trading volume of 3,840,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Meeting Planned With Bishop On Parochial School Plans
The meeting with Bishop Robert F. Joyce is set for Friday at 2 30 in Burlington. Bennington public school administrators and school board members will discuss issues arising from the closing of Bennington Catholic High School and evaluate whether the BCHS building will be sold to allow plans for a new elementary school bond vote to proceed or be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bodine
Burlington
Robert F. Joyce
Bennington
Bennington Catholic High School
Howard F. Kelley
Kelley
BCHS
Mt. Anthony
Joyce
John Lynch
Richard Sleeman
Bennington School District
John P. Morrissey
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Union School Board
State Can't Appraise Bennington Properties
Vermont Tax Department will not supply state appraisers to Bennington to resolve disputed property valuations. Deputy Tax Commissioner John E. Long says lack of manpower and a statewide sales ratio study curb involvement. Listers may pursue a full reappraisal if current appraisals aren’t supportable, as taxpayers push for local scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Tax Department
Selectmen’s
Listers
Bennington
Tax Department
John E. Long
Long
Montpelier
Francis Hogan
Board of
Department
Obituary for Mrs. Irene Ward McClellan of Cambridge
Mrs. Irene Ward McClellan 84 of Cambridge widow of Robert McClellan died at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after a long illness. She served Skidmore College as trustee emeritus for 24 years and led nursing efforts at the college and hospital. Surviving children include two sons and two daughters. Memorial service set for St. Luke's Church Cambridge with donations requested to Mary McClellan Hospital or Skidmore College Nursing School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N.Y
Robert McClellan
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Mary McClellan
McClellan
Irene Ward
Edwin
Cambridge Hospital
Skidmore
Florence Nightingale Home For
DAR
New York State Officers Club
Red Cross
State Charities Aid
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Geneseo
John McClellan
Woodstock
Howard Breeze
Slingerlands
Owen T. Jones
Falls Church
Guest Home Owner Protests Parking Ban
Village trustees refuse to honor a 1964 promise allowing a sign for loading and unloading on South Street despite Mrs. Henry Murphy’s protest. They fear other guest home owners would seek similar signs, nullifying the ban. The minutes confirm the promise, but legal authority allows rescission. Local notices include hospital admission, teaching job in Conn, a senior group card party, and a rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Board of Trustees
South Street
Henry Murphy
Bennington
Parker Receives 30 Day Jail Sentence in Bennington Court
Leo Parker Jr., 19, of Bennington, was sentenced at a Bennington District Court session to 30 days in County Jail. Judge George M. Fienberg imposed two concurrent sentences in the House of Correction but suspended all but 30 days. Parker pleaded guilty to breach of peace by threatening a village police officer and to probation violation. sentencing was delayed until today. Parker, represented by Ally William C. Sennett, was placed on probation pending further court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Parker Jr
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Parker
House of Correction
Wallace Mattison
Ally
William C. Sennett
Sheriff hunts suspect in marijuana patch near Albion
In Albion Michigan Sheriff Joseph Liebherr investigates a crop clearing case after 60 marijuana bushes were found planted on land owned by Municipal Judge Theodore Van Dellen. Investigators seek the person responsible and gather evidence at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion, Mich
UPI
Joseph Liebherr
Theodore van Dellen
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Foster’s Ham Sale
Safford & Gage Sts
Jolene Dewey
Mary Cumpston
Hospital
Vermont Morgan
Paul Landerman
John H. Williams
Robert C. Wagner
Old Bennington
Ormal Pierce
Bishop To Air Parochial
Richard A. Sleeman
Bennington Taxpayers Protective Association
Bennington Sisters
Ford
Malcolm Denise
UAW
Murphy
Hotel
Putnam
Greater
Bennington Briefs
Esther Kohani
North Bennington Road
Gail Ann Horst
George Horst
Pleasant Valley Road
Wethersfield, Conn
Emerson - Williams School
University of Vermont
North Street
WOTM
Moose Hall
ADV
VFW
George O’brien
Rhythmaires
McDonald’s Barbershop
Leo Parker
Bennington Ln
Dick van Dyke
Debbie Reynolds
Jason Robards
Jean Simmons
van Johnson
Columbia Pictures
Jonn le Carré
Technicolor
Athaway
Riessen
United Artists
Sag
Sone Imal
Latham Circle
Myrna Loy
Latham N.Y
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