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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1962

Page

14

Selectmen Bypass Direct Legion Water Aid for Brooklyn School

Selectmen Tuesday night declined to fund a private American Legion Post 13 water line to the Brooklyn School. They proposed indirect aid via lending equipment to the Bennington Village Water Department for a six inch main along Chapel Road, enabling the Legion to finish a 60 foot one inch line on its property.

Legion Tap Water Board Brooklyn Selectmen Thomas R. Haley American Legion Post 13 Haley Post Brooklyn Road Legion Corner Haley and Selectman Alma Langlois Bennington Village The Water Board Legion Selectman Clayton Daigneault

Bennington Briefs Hideout of Local Meetings and Events

The Directors' Trust Committee of The Vermont Bank and Trust Co. met in Bennington with attendees from Rutland Hinsdale Brattleboro and local members. Thomas F. Rogers named Bennington Town chairman of the Green Mountain Council Boy Scouts 1962 campaign. FC Eagles Auxiliary plans a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting. Alfred Bottum injured after a ladder fall at 208 Union St hospitalized in fair condition. Grange past masters hold annual meeting in North Randolph with a 7 p.m. supper and officer elections. Membership evangelism commission meets Thursday at 8 p.m. First Methodist Church parlor. New England Mobile Home Association Show runs today through Sunday at Northshore Shopping Center Peabody Mass 2 to 10 p.m. Rummage sale by YMCA auxiliary Saturday September 29 10 to 1:30 at the Y. Priscilla's Beauty Shop opens October 1 with day and evening appointments.

The Vermont Bank and Trust Co Bennington E. W. Lawrence Rutland Louis N. Stearns Hinsdale N.H R. Willard Beebe Henry Z. Parsons Brattleboro Charles Fienberg John D. Clawson Francis E. Morrissey Roland T. Sandberg Malcolm C. McMaster Burton W. Potter Paul C. Ballou Mary E. Copps New England Mobile Home Association Northshore Peabody Mass

Legion Post seeks to buy Brooklyn School in Bennington

American Legion Post No 13 members plan to purchase the Brooklyn School for 5000 dollars and enter for cleanup and repair with Greater Bennington School officials. Attorneys notified mortgage and deed arrangements are in process. The $500 option holds the property until October 1.

Brooklyn Bennington American Legion Post No. 13 Greater Bennington School, Inc Legion

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Master Timothy Bartlett Master Gordon F Rose Mrs Josephine Mort and several others across Bennington Hoosick Falls Hannacroix and White Creek New York Births record a son for Mr and Mrs Harold Gardner of East Road on Sept 25 Discharges note multiple families returning home across the same towns

Timothy Bartlett Gordon F. Rose Josephine Mort Bennington Elizabeth Stuka Hoosick Falls Shirley Carroll North Bennington Mary Dougherty Marlene Eddy Judith Flach Hannacroix N. Y Marie West Gary Jones Marjorie Masten White Creek N.Y Albert Bowen Sunderland Ramona Gerity Harold Gardner East Road

Huge helicopter tours New Hampshire to study air service

A 28 passenger helicopter begins a 500 mile mountain hopping tour of New Hampshire to showcase air transport for remote communities. Officials including W Russell Hilliard join Sikorsky executive David Postle in visiting Mt Washington North Conway Wolfeboro Laconia and Concord with a Lake Winnipesaukee landing planned.

Concord N.H New Hampshire W. Russell Hilliard Division of Economic Development Mt. Washington North Conway Wolfeboro Laconia Lake Winnipesaukee David E. Postle Sikorsky Aircraft Co Hilliard Postle New England

Debates begin as Kennedy presses Massachusetts claim

In a crowded Senate race scene, the Democratic standard bearer Kennedy argued he would represent Massachusetts in the U S Senate while addressing doubts about a national mandate. Independent Harvard professor H Stuart Hughes, grandson of Charles Evans Hughes, campaigns as an alternative.

Kennedy 50 States Massachusetts Senate Harvard H. Stuart Hughes Charles Evans Hughes Woodrow Wilson Cabot Lodges George Cabot George Lodge Henry Cabot Lodge White House

Watkin Receives DHIA Top Award At Vermont Dinner

More than 135 members of the Vermont Dairy Herd Improvement Association met at Mt. Anthony Country Club for the annual dinner. Keith Watkin and Sons of Bennington received the top award for milk quality in a 55-dairy association. Leamy of the University of Vermont spoke, and Van Santvoord praised Vermont farming. Other award recipients included Raymond Lathrop, Fairdale Farms, Bennington, and Hale Farm.

Vermont Dairy Herd Improvement Association Inc Mt. Anthony Country Club Keith Watkin and Sons of Bennington New York John C. Page Page William Leamy University of Vermont George van Santvoord Vermont Raymond Lathrop Shushan N.Y Fairdale Farms Inc Bennington M E. Vaughn West Arlington W.E. Marshalsea Salem John T. Kelly Eagle Bridge Leon McEachron Henry Schurink Shaftsbury Hall Farm North Bennington Edo Daun Merritt S. Hewitt Jr Polymeadows Farm Howard G. Young Pawlet Watkin Mary Wellington Robert

Courts to Rule the Deed Regarding Indigent Payments

Barber proposed and the board agreed to focus on a single question of payments for the indigent. Attorneys for the town and hospital would confer on the best approach to bring the matter before the court. The Town of Bennington would act primarily on its own, with other counties possibly joining if they wished to pursue a joint action.

Barber Town of Bennington

Funeral Services for Clyde W Spencer

Clyde W Spencer of 209 Park St died at Warner Nursing Home Sunday morning. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with Rev. Melvin A McGaughey officiating. Bearers were Gardner, Stephen and Mark Spencer and Richard Sawyer. Burial followed at White Chapel Cemetery. Relatives attended from Lisbon New Hampshire and St. Albans Vermont.

Clyde W Spencer Park St Warner Nursing Home Mahar & Son Funeral Home Melvin A. McGaughey First Methodist Church Gardner Stephen Mark Spencer Richard Sawyer White Chapel McMcGaughey Lisbon N.H St. Albans

Funeral for Atty William G Themelis Held in St Peter Church

Themelis died Friday after a long period of frail health. The funeral was held Tuesday at St. Peter's Episcopal Church with the Rev. Timothy Pantalekos officiating and prayers offered earlier at Gibney Haynes & Kane Funeral Home. Attended by a large Bennington County Bar Association delegation and Bennington Lodge of Elks, bearers included George Benedict Richard Murray Theodore DeMarco Thomas DeMarco David Carver and Charles Winegard of Skowhegan Maine. Out of town mourners came from Manchester Hoosick Falls Albany and Skowhegan. Themelis, native of Greece, had studied pre med at Tufts College before pursuing law.

William G. Themelis St. Peter's Episcopal Church Timothy Pantalekos St. Vasilos Greek Orthodox Church Troy N.Y Gibney, Haynes & Kane Bennington County Bar Association Bennington Lodge of Elks George Benedict Richard Murray Theodore Thomas DeMarco David Carver Charles Winegard Skowhegan Maine Manchester Hoosick Falls Albany Themelis Greece Tufts College

Military Baptisms Reported by Army Chaplains

Reports from about half of the 526 Methodist chaplains on duty show they baptized more than 3 000 members of the armed forces last year.

Washington

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Pownal Green Mountain Park Starr Hagerman Putnam Memorial Hospital Daigneault Paul Kelley Kelley Lyons District Bennington Briefs Thomas F. Rogers Morgan Green Mountain Council Boy Scouts of America Rogers FC Eagles Eagles Hall North Street Alfred Bottum South St Viola Conley Union St Grange North Randolph Ymca Auxiliary Priscilla’s Beauty Shop South Branch Street CS Drug Store Bennington, VT Dial Bennington Legion Post Legionnaires Mt. Washington Landing U.S. Senate Hughes Magic Mountain Londonderry Keith Watkin DHIA van Santvoord Farmers Leamy Furnace Grove Floyd Rice Clyde W. Spencer Atty Vermont Bank and Trust Company Vermont Bank Killington 1.C Shaffe Main ST Harte Theatre Savts Presley Bennington, Vermont Galahad Jerry Gig Young Lola Albright Aeriens
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