Watson Allen wedding linked Allen and Watson families in Bennington
Sherry Lynn Allen daughter of Kenneth and a Pownal resident wed Paul Edward Watson son of Edward Watson of Arlington at St. Francis de Sales Church in Bennington. Officiating was Rev. Thomas Mattison with music by Carole Keaton. After a Willow Road Firehouse reception the couple toured Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Lynn Allen
Kenneth Allen
Pownal Road
Pownal
Paul Edward Watson
Edward Watson
Maple Hill Road
Arlington
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bennington
Thomas Mattison
Carole Keaton
Katherine King
Brian Carnavan
Woodford
Brenda Armstrong
White Creek
N.Y
Michael Watson
Terry Allen
Willow Road
Pennsylvania
Walsh-Nicholson Rites in Manchester
Judith Ann Nicholson of Manchester Center married Maxwell Harold Walsh of Arlington at First Baptist Church Manchester. Officiated by Rev Richard Olmstead with music by Joe Stannard and Barb Olmstead. They plan a trip to Aruba and will reside in Randolph. both are Arlington and Manchester Center natives with ties to Vermont Technical College and Burr and Burton Seminary.
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Manchester
Judith Ann Nicholson
Louis E. Nicholson
Manchester Center
Maxwell Harold Walsh
Joseph Walsh
Arlington
First Baptist Church of Manchester
Richard D. Olmstead
Joe Stannard
Barb Olmstead
Bobbie
Linda Pelletier
L. Kurt Kraeutler
Lorraine Mitchell
Berta Shattuck
Mickey Walsh
Dwain Walsh
Steve Szabo
Michael Nicholson
Laurie Nickerson
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Jimmie Pelletier
Eagles Club
Aruba
Caribbean
Randolph
Vermont Technical College
Arlington Memorial High School
Burr and Burton Seminary
Castleton State College
Court hearing called Wednesday on real independent Vermonters
Vermont political row over the Independent Vermonters Party pits dissidents led by John Bloch and John Burgess against regular Democrats. A Worcester caucus was ruled illegal, a restraining order blocked a convention, and a Wednesday hearing will decide the legality of plans for a Sept. 13 convention and the fate of the so called real independents.
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Worcester
John Bloch
Richard Thomas
Washington County
John Burgess
Ernest Gibson III
Richard Rubin
Plainfield
Thomas Hayes
Vermonters
Republicans
Liberty Union
SVP
Burgess
Bloch
Barre-Montpelier
State House Lawn
Sanderson
Republican State Committee
James Sanderson
Victim Identified in Burlington Slaying
State police identified the murder victim as 19 year old David Milizia of Burlington whose body was found last weekend hidden in the area. Medical Examiner Lawrence Harris ruled a shotgun wound to the back as the cause of death and police said Milizia was killed within the past week while on probation for firearm offenses. Hunters discovered the partially covered body Sunday as investigators pursue leads on when he was last seen alive amid an ongoing case. Mt. Anthony chapter of OES will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. dues may be paid at the gathering.
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Miiton
UPI
David Milizia
Burlington
Joseph Milizia
Lawrence Harris
Milizia
Mt. Anthony
OES
Bennington Briefs Fraternal Order of Eagles to Meet Tonight
Officers of Aerie 1861 will meet at 7 30 in the Eagle rooms with a member meeting to follow. Sullivan Bus Line office lists 447 0145 and opens at 6 am. to 4 30 pm. Brandon Training School Association set to meet Sept 12 at
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Order of Eagles Aerie 1861
Eagle Rooms
Sullivan Bus Line
Brandon Training School Association
Moose Lodge
Bennington
Brian Oakes
Christine St. John
Obituary and local notices from Rupert area
Mrs. Julia Farrar 97 widow of John Farrar died at her Rupert residence after a long illness. Born Oct 11 1878 in Rupert she was daughter of Dennis and Sarah Rafter. Survived by two daughters two sons seven grandchildren 14 great grandchildren two great great grandchildren and nieces nephews and cousins. Funeral Thursday 1 p.m. at McClellan Funeral Home Salem interment Rupert Cemetery. Viewing Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
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Julia Farrar
John Farrar
Rupert
Dennis
Sarah Rafter
Ethel Patrick
Luella Carver
Raymond Farrar
Granville
N.Y
Harold Farrar
John Meriam
Rupert Congregational Church
McClellan
Salem
Rupert Cemetery
Funeral
Bennington District Court cases span driving and larceny
District Court ordered to stay away from witnesses. Kert Reynolds, 27, of Bennington, pleaded no contest to driving with suspended license and was fined 100 dollars. John Wade, 18, of Hartford, Conn., received a deferred sentence to November 1, 1976 after pleading guilty to grand larceny of antique Dalmatian dogs owned by Robert Matteson. second grand larceny count dismissed. Cathy Foucher, 22, of Bennington, pro forma not guilty to theft of rented property and released on 1000 dollar bail. Northeast Oil Service Co., of Dewitt, N.Y., pleaded guilty to operating a truck without a highway use permit in Bennington on August 2 and fined 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Silas S. Harwood
Arlington
David B. Rifenburgh
North Bennington
Kert N. Reynolds
John W. Wade
Hartford
Conn
Robert
Matteson
Cathy Foucher
Kathy A. Foucher
Northeast Oil Service Co
Dewitt
N.Y
New Books at Bennington Free Library
A list of fiction and general works available at Bennington Free Library. Notable titles include The Flame in the Dark about Alfred the Great, The Blind Miller, Dying of Fright and The Pilot, with many general reference and juvenile titles across multiple subjects and authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Thrift Shop
St. Mary
Bennington Free Library
Bonallack
Alfred the Great
Cookson
Miller
Kerr
Kossoff
Ogilvie
Osborne
Wyndham
Pearson
Bellamy
Robinett
Stargate
Sanders
Hamlet
Skelton
Hardacre
Wilk
the Kissinger Noodles
Westward Mr. Ho
Danny Kaye
Yourcenar
General Adams
Bailey
America
Barrie
Kensington
Bergamini
Blair
JFK
Women of the Moose Meet Ends With Auction and Social
The Women of the Moose chapter met September 1 under senior regent Jeanne Jewett. Virginia Lyons won the mystery package and Margaret Foster lost the attendance prize. Installation occurred, followed by a chaotic auction and a social. The next meeting is set for September 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Moose Home with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Jeanne Jewett
Virginia Lyons
Margaret Foster
Moose Home
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Maxwell and
Judith Walsh
Eagle Street
North Adams
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Montpelier
Independent Vermonters Party
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Thrift Shop
Guily
South
Bennington Briefs
Ripton Silver Towers
John Faraci
ADV
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Moscow
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Swami
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Reagan
Burns
Edward Kennedy
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Calder
Calloway
Minnie the Moocher
Chapman
Harry Stack Sullivan
Clark
Cogniat
United States
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Dangerfield
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Farson
Bram Stoker
Fowler
Cbewin Frampton
Gardner
Geiger
Greiff
Atlantic
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Halberstam
Haskins
Hawkins
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New England
Heath
Hochman
Hoffer
Hoffman
Hollister
Encyclopedia of
Baghdad
Teheran
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Landwater
David
Lanier
Latham
Hebe
Lee
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Mollenhoff
Man
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Ponte
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Scharf
Sherr
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Silverman
Americas
Singer
Animal Liberation
Spaulding
Standard Education Almanac
Taylor
Tobias
Charles Revson
Revlon
Turko
U.S. Commission On the Organization of the Government
Welk
Watson
Westin
Wheeler
Wiesel
Winkler
Windsor
Woodburn
Yablonsky
Yearbook of Higher Education
Zumwalk
Beachcroft
DCF
Low
McGowen
Madison
Mann
Monjo
Gettysburg
Tad Lincoln
J) Watts
Weiner
Williams
Mitchell
Yolen
Main Street
WOTM
Moderne
N. Adams
Mass
Chaghticoke
Childrens Day
Grand Stand
Call Valley Falls
Schaghticoke
N. Y
Cgulbransen
Organ and Piano Center
Dunham. FurNiTure Inc
Elm ST
Bennington, VT
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