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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1971

Page

7

Speedier justice in early Vermont noted by curator

Arlington historian James McCabe notes Vermontiana records showing rapid 8 to 10 hour legal rounds with a justice of the peace issuing writs, summoning a six man jury and recording the decision on a single sheet. The article also recalls Arlington's 110 year old school build costing 230.29 dollars with small post construction savings and tax funding. Timothy Brownson later became a colonel.

Gerald Raftery Arlington Warren Burger Manchester James McCabe George Russell McCabe Vermont Arlington Timothy Brownson

Frank Merriwell hero to Yale fans in nostalgia

A New Haven obituary of sorts for Frank Merriwell, Yale’s fictional sports hero, tracing his creation by Burt Standish and his impact on American fair play ideals. The piece notes renewed interest as Smith Street Publications reissues the dime novels at 95 cents, pairing nostalgia with inflation. It cites Jack Rudman and Dan Parker to emphasize Merriwell’s cultural reach and idealized virtues.

James V. Healion NEW Haven, Conn UPI Spiro Agnew Abbie Hoffman Abbie Spiro Frank Merriwell Yale Frank Gilbert Patten Burt L. Standish Smith Street Publications Merriwell Jack Rudman Rudman Yesteryear New York City America Dan Parker New York Mirror Parker Westbrook Pegler Timne Kansas City

Williams College to add brick annex housing 42 students

A three story annex to Tyler House at Williams College in Williamstown will begin next month. Unitec Corporation of Ann Arbor, Michigan, will handle design and construction with Gary Lindstrom of New Canaan as architect. The $400,000 project includes 42 bedrooms and three common rooms. residents will dine in the main house. Occupancy is planned for fall 1972.

Williamstown Mass Tyler Unitec Corporation of Ann Arbor Mich Gary Lindstrom New Canaan

Property Transfers From Shaftsbury May Through August

Town Clerk Cathleen Harwood records numerous transfers in Shaftsbury and nearby towns. Listings include Brady to O Leary on Harvest Hills, Haight to Immerman, Harrington estate to Mello, Moore to Makin, Five Flys Inc to Sirloin Saloon, Moore to Santo, Wilson to Holley, Miller to Jewell, Derf Corp to Spahr, Twitchell estate to Player Haas, Cushman to Loomis, Green et al to Dailey Inc Roy Sanborn to Thompson, Hewitt to Ayer, and multiple Harvest Hills and Route 7 transfers among Shaftsbury residents and neighboring counties.

Shaftsbury Cathleen Harwood Charles P Rose M. Brady Bay Village Ohio Harvest Hills Kathleen M. O'Leary Donald E Doris C. Haight Allenhurst N.J West Mountain Road Frederick H Barbara Rose Immerman Southampton N.Y Guardian Maud E. Harrington Rachel C. Moore Arlington Ofars Road John G. Jr Gail M. Santo Westport Connecticut Ross Margaret Wilson Glens Falls Shaftesbury Douglas F Gladys P. Holley Lillian F. Miller Lawrence O Gail L. Jewell Bennington Derf Corporation Shaftbury James J Susan L. Moore North Bennington Harris E Julia L. Bahan North Road Peter Jeanette B. Breese John R Ann W. Edwards Bennett Hill Road Alfred H Patricia B. Thibodeau Jessie H. Hulet Marian H. Spear Chester P Bertha B. Denio Jessie H Bliss A. Hulet North Toad Richard R Anita C. Greene Shaft OL William and Edith Stoothoff Sycamore Lane Harold and Audrey P. Rowe

Property Transfers In Shaftsbury And Surrounding Towns

Transfers record several conveyances: Nina Bourn of Shaftsbury to Clarence H. and Lottie S. Crandall of Arlington. Land West Properties Inc of Boston to Raymond W. and Marian B. Pierce of North Christiane and Sylvia Armbruster of Brookfield Connecticut. Manfred W. Ehrich Jr of Pownal receives land on Highway 9. Donald C. and Claudia A. Matatt of Shaftsbury transfer Lake Paran Road lot to Patrick Henry and Cynthia Matatt of Shaftsbury.

Nina Bourn Shaftsbury Clarence H Lottie S. Crandall Arlington Land-West Properties, Inc Boston Massachusetts Raymond W Marian B. Pierce North Bennington Christian E Sylvia Armbruster Brookfield Connecticut Manfred W. Ehrich Jr Pownal Donald C Claudia A. Matatt Lake Paran Road Patrick Henry Cynthia Matatt

Vocalist William Brown to open Williams music series

William Brown tenor, with Julius Heggs’s string quartet and pianist Charlotte Hegyi, opens the Williams College Music in the Round 1971 1972 season in Thompson Memorial Chapel. He will perform Vaughan Williams On Wenlock Edge and Holst Four Songs, with past work noted for White House appearances and multiple premieres.

Williamstown Mass Julius Heggs Thompson Memorial Chapel William Brown Wenlock Edge Vaughan Williams Gustave Holst Brown United States Navy White House John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson United States Paul Hume The Washington Post Blackburn and Dickinson Abc-Tv la Montaine High Fidelity America Amram Boston Symphony Orchestra Tanglewood Lake George New York State Don Ottavio Goldovsky Opera Company Williams College Jackson Mississippi Indiana University School of Music Peabody Conservatory Stuart Macdonald Susan St. Amour Douglas Moore Charlotte Hegyi Hegyi Miss St. Amour Moore Dvorak Mrs

Battenkill Grange Harvest Supper and Exhibit Night

Battenkill Grange will host a harvest supper Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. with installation of officers at 8. The event welcomes Grangers and friends and features exhibits of fresh vegetables, canning, flowers, and old bottles. The exhibits, arranged by Mrs. Belle Decker and Mrs. Platt Herrick with Clarence Decker III, begin at 2:30 p.m. at the church annex. Installing officer is John Patch of Saxtons River, state Grange overseer.

Battenkill Grange The Grange Belle Decker Platt Herrick Clarence Decker III John Patch Saxtons River

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