Bennington court hands suspended six month terms in Cushman theft case
Three Bennington men from the H.T. Cushman Co. plant faced six month suspended sentences and $100 fines after pleading guilty to petty larceny in a case tied to furniture theft. Sentences were suspended pending probation as more workers await sentencing this week.
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Bennington
H.T. Cushman Co
North Bennington
House of Correction
Windsor
George M. Fienberg
Harold Hitchcock
Kenneth Sherman
Gage St
Atty
R. Marshall Witten
Francis Tinney
Witten
Daniel J. Holland
Fienberg
State Department of Employment Security
Gary CO. Hicks
Morrissey
Walter R. King Jr
Beech Court
Eugene P. Tripp
John Grassette
East Main St
Beneington County
Bennington Village
Grassette
Grassette Damaged the Door of the Residence of Hiland Main
Fieneberg
Main
Sanford C. Ketcham
Poelice
Vermont 67
Obituary notices from Vermont towns list multiple deaths
Obituaries for Mrs. Vernonica Riley Hurley 67 of Bennington and others from Bennington and area report recent deaths including Genevieve D. Harkin 76 in New Haven Conn and Belle M. Welling in Cambridge N.Y. Details cover birthplaces, marriages, occupations, survivors, and funeral arrangements. notes on services at St Francis de Sales Church Mahar & Son Funeral Home Park Lawn Cemetery and local churches with dates and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernonica (Riley) Hurley
William E. Hurley
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Hurley
St. Francis de Sales
Thomson Mfg. Co
Edward W. Hurley
Norwich
Genevieve D. Harkin
New Haven
Conn
Montreal
Canada
Hand
GLF
Farmers’ Cooperative
Aaron Allen
Anna Sanderson Hand
Florence Wallace
Greenwich
Aaron Allen Hand
James Sanderson Hand
Stuyvesant
Easton
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Eugene J. Shea
Hanson-Walbridge
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Park Lawn Cemetery
James S. Shea
H. Glenn Remington
Donald F. Shea
Burton Potter
Earl Chase
Armand Lamperon
Stockbridge
Mass
Miami
Fla
Albany
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bramall
Bennington Lodge of Elks
Francis J. Corbett
Ruler
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Court Findings Expected Soon In Towns V Hospital Case
The chancery case involving Putnam Memorial Hospital and ten Bennington County towns seeks clarity on responsibility for care and treatment of destitute patients. Chancellor William C Hill reported findings may be issued by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
William C. Hill
Bennington County
Tle
Henry W. Putnam
Putnam
Hill
Bennington Community Notices Roundup
Bennington civic notices include the Baptist Fair y Land Bazaar on November 20 and 21. church groups meet, a hospital trust case updates, and local events such as Little League planning and a well‑baby clinic at Bennington Elementary School.
Vermont Buys 800 Acres For Hunting and Fishing
The Vermont Fish and Game Department will purchase 800 acres of woodland in Whitingham along Vermont 100 between Readsboro and Jacksonville. Owner James Farrington sells to the state, which will use the area mainly for hunting with one section possibly a trout pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Whitingsham
Vermont 100
Readsboro
Jacksonville
George H. Plumb
Fish and Game Commission
James Farrington
Whitingham
State Highway Department
Plumb
Funeral Notices Describe Bishops and DeGrenier Rites
Obituaries report the funeral arrangements for Marie Ida Bishop 73 of Pownal and for Leo A DeGrenier U S Army veteran with services in St Francis de Sales Church Old Bennington and Catholic Cemetery Old Bennington Military honors by American Legion Post No 13. Other notices mention Regina A Dean funeral in White Creek New York and related services attended by family and friends from Massachusetts New York and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Edwin Searles White
Central Bureau of Intelligence
White
Peaceful Valley
Hanson- Walbridge
Bennington
Thomas Street
Old First Church
Park Lawn
Col. White
Worcester
Mass
Alfred
Annie
Leland) White
University of Massachusetts
American Legion
Mt. Anthony Lodge
F&am
Marie Ida Bishop
Merritt H. Bishop
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bellevue Cemetery
Adams
Warner Nursing Home
Bishop
Athol
Prosper
Agnes (Bourdon) Shrard
Bishop’s Express
Adams and Pownal
Henry Bishop
Prosper Bishop
Cheshire
Fred Bishop
Shaftsbury
Ralph Bishop
William P. Burke
Mildred
North Adams
Paul Sirard
Pittsfield
George Sirard
Adams, Mass
California
Regina A. Dean
Marion Dean
White Creek
N.Y
Benjamin Powell
New York City
Cornwall
Leo A. DeGrenier
U.S. Army
St. Francis de Sales
Francis B. Flanagan
Old Bennington
DeGrenier
Robert Boulet
Jo McGurn
Walter Corey
Bernard Davis
Patrick Cummings
Alex Gudzmas
George Cummings
Joseph Merrow
Windsor Locks
Hartford
New Britain
Coventry
Liquor Store Reopens In New Bennington Quarters
The Bennington state liquor store opened today in new quarters beside the Super Duper market on Depot Street. Formerly in the old Bennington railroad station owned by Rutland Railway, the store is leased from William E. Dailey of Shaftsbury. State liquor commission officials will attend Wednesday ceremonies to mark the opening. The Rutland Railway Corp. may sell the old station, with some interest from potential buyers but no firm plan yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington State Liquor Store
Depot Street
The
State Liquor Outlet
Bennington Railroad
Rutland Railway
State Liquor Commission
William E. Dailey
Shaftsbury
Rutland Railway Corp
Yom Kippur Begins Tuesday At Sundown
Yom Kippur, the most sacred day for Jews, starts at sundown Tuesday. Services at 6:45 p.m. at Temple Beth El led by Rabbi Richard Smith of Albany, a Jewish Theological Seminary student. Rosh Hashanah began over a week ago and ends Wednesday with the Day of Atonement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Beth el
Richard Smith
Albany
Jewish Theological Seminary
Berlin Wall rescue ties to soldiers in Germany
Army interpreter Puhl, 4 years in service, aided a refugee during the Berlin crisis. His family, including mother Wilma and aunt Mrs Daniele, react with pride and relief as the incident unfolds near West Berlin. fellow Soldiers Spec. 4 Robert Philage Jr., Spec. 4 William Swartwood, Sgt. John Schultzberger, and Pvt. Owen Hoffeman aided the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Meyer
West Berlin
Puhl
Robert A. Philage Jr
Maders
William E. Swartwood
Irving, Tex
John S. Schultzberger
Port Matilda
Fla
Owen L. Hoffe
Bolingford
Miss
Hospital Notes Admissions List Include Many Local Names
Word comes of several admissions across local hospitals including Raleigh Tatro Arlene Squires and others from Hoosick Falls Arlington Shaftsbury and Bennington. Birth reports include Raymond Favreau Napoleon Pietryka Frank King Walter Babcock and a son for Captain and Mrs William Bolton with Diane Shippey as a former Bradford Street resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Tatro
Hoosick Falls
Burt Bourn
North Bennington
Margaret Duplis
Arlington
Napoleon Pietryka
Putnam St
Frank King
North
Bennington Road
Walter Babcock
William Wayne Jr
William W. Bolton
Mt. Grant General Hospital
Babbitt, Nev
Bolton
Diane L. Shippey
Harry Shippey
Bradford St
Mt Anthony memo finds $31,200 errors in Norshaft budget
The Mt Anthony Union School Board's third memorandum criticizes the Norshaft Study Group budget for a two district high school. It identifies arithmetic, equipment aid, and contingency miscalculations totaling $31,200 and a projected extra annual debt of about $2,550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union School
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Nore
Platform backs Hoff on regionalization in 1964 state platform
The 1964 Vermont Democratic platform endorses Gov. Philip Hoff in several areas including larger local units, court-ordered reapportionment, a death penalty abolition stance, and a tax program with capital gains tax. It also calls for a district municipal court system, reform of state attorneys, and a stronger state police. Auxiliary state police meet Wednesday at Molly Stark School in uniform. enrollment info offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Philip H. Hoff
Molly Stark
William Mattison
Civil Defense
Richard Holmes
Vermont
John Pollacik
Shaftsbury Barracks
Bear season opening reports from Bennington area
First bear season results for the period starting September 1 were released by Ted DeMarco's weigh station on North Bennington Road. A 350 to 400 pound bear was reported Sunday by Harry S. Browe of East Road Shaftsbury and another around 100 pounds was shot Saturday by Frederick Moffitt of Bennington, both from Mt. Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted DeMarco
Bennington Road
Harry S. Browe
East Road
Shaftsbury
Frederick Moffitt
Bennington
Mt. Tabor
Vandalism At Cemetery Warrants Police Help
Bennington Village police seek youths who smashed windows in Park Lawn Cemetery late Saturday or Sunday. Chief Edward Silver says office doors and Gothic stained glass were broken with stones and blacktop fragments from the driveway. Investigate or provide tips to the chief. parents urged to restrict cemetery access for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
Park Lawn Cemetery
Edward Silver
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Stephen H. Gilman
Hitchcock
Sherman
Waldo C. Holden
Tinney
John P. Morrissey
Nelson Brownell
Petersburg
Brownell
South Stream Road
Philip Brace
Russell L. Delaney
East Arlington
Mrs
Veronica Hurley
Genevieve Harkin
Belle M. Welling
Cambridge
Ernest J. Welling
Fred Sherman
Troy
Salem
John B. Sherman
Hilda Snow
South Cambridge Methodist Church
Oswald Mueller
Roscoe Andereson
Woodlands Cemetery
Welling
South Cambridge
Burton T. and
Claude Austin
Douglas Kelly
Delmar
Charlotte Oliver
Selkirk
Mary Cassidy
Clifford Burch
Darwin Sherman
Buskirk
Allen F. Hand
Allen Furman Hand
Brooklyn Heights
Lawrence
L.L
McDonald College of
McGill
Col
Edwin S. White
Merritt H, Bishop
Bennington Briefs
Beech Street School Parente Teacher Group
Georgianna Lariviere
Beech St
Nellie Houghton
South Street
State Supreme Court
First Methodist Church
William Thomas
Jefferson Heights
Park Street
K of C
Second Congregational Church
Gloria Charest
Putenam Street
Betsy Bradley
Williamstown
Bennington Catholic High School
St. Joseph the Provider College
Rutland
Agnes Hewson
Putnam Street
BCHS
Miss Charest
Marion Charest
Donald Shea
Fish and Game Department
Harte Theatre
Deborah Kerr
Hayley Mills
John Malls
Reser Thecfhalk
Garden’ Technicolors
LTD
del Monte
Berlin Wall
Rose Squires
Corinne Hyman
Thomas Kinney Jr
Tempe Wells
Virginia Lohnes
Mary Hattel
Pauline Barber
Patrick Perrott and Son
Marlene Ely
Margaret Cardinal
Florence Ward
Samuel Restino
Sandra Rancourt
Harold Philputt
Elmer E. Brugess
Irene Barry
Rose Gervais
Bessie Kendall
Samuel Haynes
Ida Sweet
Arthur S. Jones
Hieldah Tobin
Raymond C. Favreau
Mt. Anthony
Norshaft
New Hampshire
Nors Shaft
Hoff
UPI
Texas
Jolly Roger
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
No. Hoosick Rt
Eve Tom Jones
United Artists Lopert
George F. Hoag
Scott Street
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