Prospect Fair Saturday Features Spooky Yurt And More
The second annual Prospect Fair at Prospect School grounds North Bennington begins at noon this Saturday. Pony rides run 12:30 to 3, the pet show at 1, and the drawing at 2. A tag sale silent auction and many games for youngsters will be ongoing with crafts plants books herbs records jewelry food ice cream popcorn and other items offered.
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North Bennington
Judge orders truth be told in land ads Cabot sale to proceed with safeguards
In Cabot Vermont a land auction planned for next week will proceed as scheduled under conditions ordered by Superior Judge Ernest Gibson. The state sought a temporary restraining order to halt the sale but was denied, with safeguards to protect buyers remaining in place.
Fast wedding saved by quick hymn trimming in a village church
In Birmingham England, Vicar David Edwards wed Robert Thompson and Gay with 90 seconds to spare after shortening hymn verses to beat the 6 p.m. deadline. Separately, a land sale issue in Washington County involves Angus McPherson facing state land development law challenges and a dam project permit misrepresentation.
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Birmingham
England
UPI
David Edwards
Robert Thompson
Gay
Edwards
Funeral for Mrs Agnes Hogan at St Francis de Sales
Funeral rites for Mrs Agnes Louise Hogan of 224 Division Street Bennington were held at St Francis de Sales Church with Rev Msgr Francis B Flanagan officiating. A wake service preceded the funeral mass and graveside prayers followed at Park Lawn Cemetery. Bearers included Steven Farnum Robert Murphy Michael Hogan Otto Raetz Alfred and William Sorenson. She died September 21 at Putnam Memorial Hospital and was a Shaftsbury native.
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St. Francis de Sales
Agnes Louise Hogan
Division St
Bennington
Hanson- Walbridge
Francis B. Flanagan
Park Lawn Cemetery
Msgr
Flanagan
Steven Farnum
Robert Murphy
Michael Hogan
Otto Raetz
Alfred
William Sorenson
Executive officer added to duties of A F Heitmann
Vermont Environmental Conservation Secretary Martin L Johnson named Arthur F Heitmann commissioner of Forests and Parks as agency executive officer Heitmann will remain commissioner until his successor is appointed Heitmann came to Vermont in 1933 with the CCC and served in several state forestry roles including Addison County forester and southern Vermont district forester Heitmann is married to Theodora Harriet Marceau and lives in East Montpelier
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Addison County Forester
Vermont
Heitmann
Department
Environmental Agency
Johnson
Theodora’ Harriet Marceau
Rutland
East Montpelier
Kennel Club Offers Dog Handling Course in Mt Anthor Gym
The Bennington County Kennel Club sponsors a weekly show dog handling course in Mt. Anthor Junior High School gym each Tuesday from 7 30 to 9. An intro session was held Tuesday with Oct 2 as start date for more dogs and owners. Fee 15 dollars. Instructors Bob and Ruth Tolvo of Mylor Kennels with guest speakers. Contact Chris Pindick at 447 7858 for more information.
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Bennington County Kennel Club
Mt. Anthor Junior High School
Bob
Ruth Tolvo
Mylor Kennels
South Egremont
Mass
Arlington Bride Weds California Groom in Sequoia Ceremony
Miss Lisa Gwen Mangan daughter of Arlington residents wed David F. Stoodley in a Sept 8 ceremony on the lawn at Roy M Sanborn’s Three Rivers California home. Rev Warren Campbell officiated. The couple now resides in Fremont California where Stoodley works as an FAA air traffic control specialist.
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Miss Mangan
Arlington
Mr. Stoodley
California
Lisa Gwen Mangan
Bruce J. Mangan
David F
Warren Campbell
Kaweah
Three Rivers
Roy M. Sanborn
Fremont
Calif
Federal Aviation Agency
Oakland Center
Mrs Mattison honored at 88 in Sun derland birthday fete
Mrs. May Mattison of Sunderland was guest of honor at her 88th birthday celebration held at a cottage on Lake St. Catherine owned by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Harwood. In attendance were James and Amy Bowen of Readsboro their sister Mrs Norman Mattison a cousin Pearl Hoyt of North Bennington her two sons Jay and Harold and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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May Mattison
Sunderland
Lake St. Catherine
Walter Harwood
James
Amy Bowen
Readsboro
Norman Mattison
Pearl Hoyt
North Bennington
Jay
Harold
Mrs. Mattison
State crafts agency tackles needs of artisans at Region VIII council
Norton Cushman of the Agency of Development and Community Affairs spoke at the September 13 meeting of Region VIII Interagency Council on Crafts at Potter's Yard. He outlined services for crafts workers, including senior citizens representation, extension groups, adult and vocational education, and programs for low income artisans. Plans for winter farm family craft projects and better artisan communication were also discussed. The next meeting is set for October 2 at 7 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center. all residents interested in crafts are invited.
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Norton Cushman
Agency of Development and Community Affairs
Region VIII Interagency Council On Crafts
Potter’s Yard
Cushman
Senior Citizens Center
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