Accidents Reported in Vermont and New Jersey
A New Jersey woman sustained severe injuries in a Searsburg Vermont accident on Vermont Route 9, with multiple fractures and lacerations. In a second Vermont crash near Bennington Village, three drivers escaped injuries after a three car collision near the Howard Johnson restaurant. A third incident on U.S. 7 and Vermont 67A near Bennington involved Roy Slade and Alice Wolfe with extensive damage and sore neck complaints. The report notes ongoing local government actions on tax billing, the Grand List, and potential special town meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Searsburg
Catherine G. Durando
Morris J. Grodvitzky
Jersey City
N.J
Grodvitzky
Covey and Allen Funeral Home
Howard Johnson
Bennington Village
U.S. 7
Francis McKearin
Rutland
Sibyl Kirby
Robert H. Griffith
Clifton
McKearin
Kirby
Griffith
Roy F. Slade
Bennington
Alice J. Wolfe
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
North Bennington
Robert Stout Elected President of Vermont Hospital Association
Robert D. Stout administrator of Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington was elected president of the Vermont Hospital Association at the annual meeting in Manchester. Also elected were president-elect Robert Taplin secretary Thomas Dowd and treasurer J. Gerard Fournier. Stout succeeds Frederick A. Hale.
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Hospital Association
The
Vermont Hospital Association
Equinox House
Manchester
Thomas Dowd
Bellows Falls
J. Gerard Fournier
St. Albans
Robert D. Stout
Bennington
Fredrick A. Hale
Burlington
Robert Taplin
St. Johnsbury
Ringheiser
Putnam Memorial Hospital
VHA
Brightlock Hospital
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Kerbs Memorial Hospital
Frederick A. Hale
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Hale
Stout
American College of Hospital Administrators
Columbia
Lutheran Hospital
Baltimore
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
N. Y
Taplin
WHA
Michigan State University
Michigan
Texas
Connecticut
Hotel Plaza
New York City
Boston
Boston University
Copley Hospital
Morrisville
Dowd
Walpole
N.H
Fournier
Kerbs Memorial
Suspect Named In Church Rectory Theft
A Bennington Village police report identifies a suspect in the theft of about 1700 from the St Francis de Sales rectory on West Main Street. FBI records place Gary Allen Heinaman 28 alias Richard Allen Lynn alias Richard P Lyman alias Harold S Shaffer as the car operator linked to the crime. The suspect, not believed to have local ties, reportedly eluded capture after being stopped by a priest during another attempted church robbery near Kingston. Authorities note the case remains open with no definite information released to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis de Sales
West Main Street
Bennington Village
William H. Fox
Kingston
N.Y
Fox
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gary Allen Heinaman
Richard Allen Lynn
Richard P. Lyman
Harold S. Shaffer
FBI
Heinaman
Ways Explored To Work Out Mutual School Board Problems
Bennington and Mt. Anthony Union School District boards discussed joint policy handling at a Wednesday meeting, outlining a flow from supervisory union review to joint committee findings before final referral. Other actions included dinner plans, a $10,000 3 percent note, bulk gasoline bids, bus and staff transfers, and staff vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Supervisory Board
Supervisory Union Board
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Red Brick
Mt. Anthony Bennington Transportation Committee
Francis J. Kelly
Sinclair Wholesaler
Joint Transportation Committee
John P. Riddle
Molly Stark
Philip Viereck
Ronald R. Knapp
Bennington South Supervisory Union Board
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
BFRC
Raymond E. Beaupre
New York State
Area Obituaries Details of Devenow and Dailey deaths
Two obituaries record deaths in Chester Conn and Schenectady N Y. Alexander Devenow 74 of Beech Street Bennington died after months of illness. he was a carpenter and mason with ties to Eagles. Survived by two daughters, a son, a stepdaughter, three sisters and many grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Maher & Son with burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Mrs Joseph M Dailey 71 nee Rose Callahan formerly of North Bennington and Bennington died in St Clare's Hospital after frail health. Survived by four daughters, three sons, a sister and 25 grandchildren. Requiem High Mass Saturday at St John the Baptist Church. Burial in St John’s Cemetery. Rosary Friday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Devenow
Beech Street
Chester
Conn
Samuel and
Mary (Merrow) Devenow
Mechanicville
N.Y
Irene Jameson
Mary Corey
Bennington Aerie
Order of Eagles
James
Florence) Hurd
Bennington
William
Eleanor) Devlin Sr
Troy
Paul A. Devenow
Earl
Alta) Gallett
Belle Burgess
Cadyville
Delia Dockum
Armena Sausville
Mahar & Son Funeral
Melvin R. McGaughey
First Methodist Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Schenectady
Joseph M. Dailey
Rose A. Callahan
North Bennington
St. Clare’s Hospital
Patrick and
Catherine(McTide) Callahan
New York City
Dailey
Robert
Isabelle) Barber
Leo
Mary) Barbere
Camillus
Richard
Ann) Garant
McGuire Air Force Base
N.J
Rita) Staszak
John H. Dailey
Malone
Robert E. Dailey
Woodstock
Nonesville
James Young
Bronx
St. John the Baptist Church
Hoosick Falls
Leo J. Ladd
Ellen Seager
Congress St
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Westfield
S. Helen Covey
Glens Falls
John V. Haynes
Pompton Lakes
First Baptist Church
John Y. Elliott
Maple Grove Cemetery
Robson Home
Main St
Dorset
Alva Rudolph Taft
Putnard Memorial Hospital
Delbert and
Rosetta (Baker) Taft
Robert Taft
Rutland
Rosetta Smith
Aaron
Cecil
Chester Taft
Manchester
Harvey
Jamaica
Bennis
Shushan
Mary Jones
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Robert Dana
Dorset Congregational Church
Maple Hill Cemetery
Funeral
Dide Elwell of North Bennington dies at 93
Dide Elwell a longtime Hall Farm worker and trusted family coachman in North Bennington died at his home after a brisk daily walk. He was 93, born in Shaftsbury, married Agnes Green in 1895, and lived on Greenwich Street. He is survived by four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at his residence with burial in Grandview Cemetery.
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North Bennington
Elias
Dide) Elwell
Hall Farm
John G. McCullough
McCullough
Dide Elwell
Shaftsbury
Furnace Brook
Henry
Sabrina Elwell
East Road Farm
Mr. Elwell
North
Elwell
Elizabeth McCullough
Jerusha
Esther McCullough
Agnes Green
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Greenwich Street
W.R. White Houses
Mary Rich
West Street
Bennington Briefs Bus Delays For Passenger Illness At Hospital
The Albany to Burlington bus was delayed when passenger the Rev Harold Wright of Proctor became ill and was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital before continuing to the local terminal. He was treated and released to his family. Friday features a rummage sale at First Methodist Church starting 10 a.m. with side entrance used. A VFW steak barbecue is planned for Saturday Sept 24.
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Vermont Transit Lines
Albany-to-Burlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Harold Wright
Proctor
Hospital Notes September 21 1966 Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Shawn Shippey Bennington Alta Davis Searsburg Blanche Morrison Manchester Depot Gerald Bornt Hoosick Falls Discharges include Grace Barber North Bennington Robert Wilcox Pownal Mary Jane Sparks Hoosick Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawn Shippey
Bennington
Alta Davis
Searsburg
Blanche Morrison
Manchester Depot
Gerald Bornt
Hoosick Falls
Grace Barber
North Bennington
Robert Wilcox
Pownal
Mary Jane Sparks
Sun at autumnal equinox ends day and night equality
Tomorrow morning at 7:43 CST the sun reaches the autumnal equinox, yielding equal day and night. From now on the sun appears south of the equator, shortening days as the sun rises east and sets west, about 12 hours apart.
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Earth
William J. Percey Funeral Held in Bennington
Funeral services for William J. Percey of Shafts bury retired Bennington rural mail carrier were held Wednesday at Hanson Waldbridge Funeral Home in Bennington. The Rev A J MacDonald officiated. He lived locally all his life. Survived by wife three sons three daughters six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Bearers included Clarence Percey Frank Andrews Leon A Percey Harry Percey Floyd Harmon and Percey Andrews. Burial followed at Hinsdillville Cemetery with committal prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
William J. Percey
Bennington
Hanson - Walbridge
A.J. MacDonald
Shaftsbury First Methodist Church
Percey
Clarence Percey
Frank Andrews
Leon A. Percey
Harry Percey
Floyd Harmon
Percey Andrews
Hinsdillville Cemetery
Mac Donald
Stock Averages at Noon September 22, 1966
Dow Jones industrial average stood at 793.20 down 0.39 in midday trading. The 20 railroad stocks averaged 196.40 down 0.15 and utilities at 127.30 down 0.45. Composite index was 277.20, down 0.29 with volume around 2.9 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Bloodmobile donors reach 128 pints at Elks Barn
Elks Club members and volunteers backed a September blood drawing at the Elks Barn in Bennington. A total of 128 pints were donated toward a new 110 pint quota for the area. 46 donors gave in memory of T Reed Maninger. Doctors volunteering included Curtis Flory Ruth Ellen Steinman Julius Manes Elizabeth Faris and William Browning. Registered nurses led by Mrs Jennie Clark included Flora Aja Joanne Anderson Priscilla Butler Jennie Gardinier Wilhemina Hicks Dorothea Haddad Virginia Lonergan Richard Mason Helena Nolfe Grace Reed Mary Schaaf and Mary Thompson. Nurses Aides were Mrs NY DuHamel as chair Franklin Jones and John Sloane. Red Cross Blood Program co chairs Mrs Eugene V Clark and Mrs Richard B Leake III thank all workers and donors. Next Bloodmobile visit to Bennington is December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Elks Barn
Bennington
T. Reed Maninger
Curtis Flory
Ruth Ellen Steinman
Julius Manes
Elizabeth Faris
William Browning
Jennie Clark
Flora Aja
Joanne Anderson
Priscilla Butler
Jennie Gardinier
Wilhemina Hicks
Dorothea Haddad
Virginia Lonergan
Richard Mason
Helena Nolfe
Grace Reed
Mary Schaaf
Mary Thompson
N.Y. DuHamel
Franklin Jones
John Sloane
Eugene V. Clark
Richard B. Leake III
Esther Parmelee
Red Cross
Foliage Beginning to Turn in Vermont Counties
The Vermont Development Dept reports foliage barely turning in lower elevations and just starting in higher ones across Bennington Windham Rutland Windsor Addison Washington and Orange counties. Northern Vermont shows a similar forecast except Chittenden Lamoille and Caledonia where foliage is forming rapidly in spots.
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Vermont
Vermont Development Dept
Bennington
Windham
Rutland
Windsor
Addison
Washington
Orange
Chittenden
Lamoille
Caledonia
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Barber
Richard A. Sleeman
Sleeman
Lsters
Listers
Hogan
Robert Stout
Joseph Higgins
Board of Selectmen
Department of So
Cial Welfare
Department of Administration
State of
Rhode Island
Knapp
Flint Ink Corp
Ben Mont Avenue
Elias Elwell
Helen Scott-Smith
Cromwell
Grandview Cemetery
Alva R. Taft
House of Correction
Kenneth W. Rock Sr
Rock
Bennington Briefs
Methodist Church
VFW
Loin End
U.S. NO
ReMi Hed
Safford and Gage Street