Multiple Guilty Pleas Result in Fines and Jail Time
In Bennington County Municipal Court, Timothy M. Thompson 25 of 324 Gage St paid 108.10 after pleading guilty to driving on Vermont 9 while intoxicated on Sept 27 near the state line. Francis C. Bruso Jr 19 of 830 Main St was sentenced to 4 to 12 months in the Windsor House of Correction for contributing to the delinquency of a girl under 16 and 90 days for probation violation, to run concurrently. Perle W. Webb 19 of Shaftsbury pleaded guilty to breach of peace and received 30 days plus 30 days for probation violation, with credit for 11 days jail. Joan G. Gorman 28 of New York City was fined 55.10 for driving after license suspension, tied to a prior Brattleboro speeding conviction. Electa C. Carlson 46 of Wallingford was fined 20.10 for speeding on Sept 22 in Dorset. Edwin F. King 20 of Chapel Road pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 20.10 for an arrest on Sept 20 on Vermont 67A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy M. Thompson
Gage St
Vermont
Old Bennington
New York State Line
Francis C. Bruso Jr
Main St
George M. Fienberg
House of Correction
Windsor
Bruso
Bennington County
Fienberg
Shaftsbury
Perle W. Webb
Webb
Margaret Perzio
Safford and
Gage Streets
Bensington County
Joan G. Gorman
New York City
Gorman
R. Marshall Witeten
Goreman
Manchester
New York
Electa C. Carlson
Wallingford
U.S
Dorset
Edwin F. King
Chapel Road
Pratt Saunders nuptials in Bennington ceremony
Miss Arline Pratt and Francis Saunders of Bennington were married on September 26 in a double ring ceremony at justice of the peace William Barber's home. Attendants included Mrs. Viola Pratt of Cambridge New York and Eugene Hurley of Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Pratt
Francis Saunders
Bennington
William Barber
Viola Pratt
Cambridge
N.Y
Eugene Hurley
Obituaries across Bennington area mark many losses
Frank G. Myers 67 of Belle Mont Avenue died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after long illness. He leaves wife Rose, two sons Leo and Raymond, a daughter Magdalene Hogan, nine grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a sister and brother, with services in Bennington and Park Lawn Cemetery attendance details given. William A. Adams 71 of White Creek died at Albany VA Hospital. WWI veteran with four children and nineteen grandchildren. Bernard Wilhelm former Julia O Mara of Bennington died in Troy. funeral plans include St Peter’s Church and Hoosick Street residence. Alice M Slavis former Hoosick Falls resident died in Albany. services at Sasak Funeral Home and St George Lithuanian Church. Arthur J Hughes Sr 69 of Boonville died at home. former Bennington Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce member. funeral arrangements at Utica funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Myers
Belle Mont Avenue
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mr. Myers
Joseph
Belle Myers
Bennington
Old Bennington
Rose Sawyer
Leo J. Myers
Raymond Myers
Edgar Connor
Kings Park
L.I
Rose Vallee
John Myers
Gibney, Haynes & Kane
St. Francis de Sales Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
White Creek
N.Y
William A. Adams
Veterans’ Administration
Albany
Co. A, 40Th Engineers
William Hall
Frank LeBarron
Gloversville
Charles Adams
Hudson Falls
Troy
Bernard J. Wilhelm
Julia C. O’mara
Michael J
Magdalene) Hogan
Samaritan Hospital
Lawrence F. Sr
Edward R
Thomas W. Sr
Otto B
John
Ann) Seymour
Hoosick Street
St. Peter’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Alice M. Slavis
Hoosick Falls
Thomas Evans
South Pine St
Evans
Anthony Slavis
Fort Myers
Fla
Joseph Slavis
Charles Pilling
Mechanicville
Frank Adams
Sasak
Northern Blvd
St. George’s Lithuanian Catholic Church
Our Lady of Angels Cemetery
Utica
Arthur J. Hughes Sr
Boonville
Robert Reis Co
Judith (Jones) Hughes
Bennington Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hughes
Ruth
Arthur James Hughes
Indianapolis
Ind
Marilyn Jane Hughes
New York City
G. Dewey Hughes
Tucson
Ariz
Pem
Lankton, Townsend and Cronk Funeral
Fashion Show To Benefit Cystic Fibrosis In Bennington
The Bennington County Chapter of Cystic Fibrosis sponsors a fashion show at Mt. Anthony Country Club on Oct. 7 as part of Fall Foliage Week. Proceeds aid CF care and research for local children. A planning meeting with president Mrs Ethel Hamilton at 229 Bradford St on Sept. 30 at 8 p.m. invites members and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Greater
Ethel Hamilton
Bradford St
Mission Study class at Second Congregational Church
The United Church Women sponsor a Mission Study class at 9 45 a m Wednesday in Bennington in the second congregational church multi purpose room The study topic is Spanish Americans All women in the community are welcome Also notes on local alumni enrollments and a hospital link for Mary Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women
Second Congregational Church
UCW
Helen Thomas
W. G. Towart
George Burke
Margaret Arnold
The
Methodist Church
John Riddle
United States
Village Voters Decide Tuesday On Pension Plan and Dog Rules
Bennington Village residents will vote at 8 p.m. on a joint pension plan for 23 village and 17 town workers with a $7 227 borrowing limit for initial payment and a contract with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co if approved. Separate articles seek ordinances to curb junk disposal and regulate dogs with fines for violations. The pension plan would start Oct. 1 with town officials approving $5 185 for the town share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Ral
Truse
Foote and Snelling to Attend GOP Dinner in Bennington
Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote and GOP lieutenant governor candidate Richard A. Snelling will attend a meet your candidates dinner in Bennington at the Mt. Anthony Country Club Tuesday. The Shaftsbury Republican Town Committee sponsors the event and plans to feature a panel discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Foote
Richard A. Snelling
GOP
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Shaftsbury
Republican Town Committee
Howard E. Armstrong
George Amidon
David V. Anderson
Charles E. Gibson
Winston L. Prouty
Robert T. Stafford
Bennington Area
Oswald Motives Probed As Kennedy Inquiry Reaches Findings
Warren Report analysis cites Oswald's hostility to society and desire for a place in history as key factors shaping his act. It notes his Marxist leanings and capacity for decisive action without regard to consequences. The commission leaves motives as unanswered questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Secret Service
J. W. Fritz
Dallas Police Department
Homicide and Robbery Bureau
Weekend Car Crash Near Bennington Injures Four Youths
Four youths were treated for cuts and bruises after a rear end collision on U S 7 in Bennington. The Hess car driven by Ronald A Hess 16 of Arlington was stopped suddenly causing John Hamlin to hit it. Hamlin and his wife were uninjured. Passengers were John Miner 16 East Arlington Grant A Hoffman 16 West Arlington and Jack C Ward North Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Memorial Hospital
U.S. 7
Bennington
Ronald A. Hess
Arlington
Hess
John H. Hamlin
Town Line Road
Hamlin
John Miner
East Arlington
Grant A. Hoffman
West Arlington
Jack C. Ward
North Bennington
Haimlin
Beech Street PTA Sets Foodless Sale Next Week
Beech Street School hosts its first meeting with Principal Lena Adams as teaching staff is introduced. A foodless sale is planned for the week of Oct. 5, with Gordon Gerrish of United Counseling Service speaking on Oct. 20. An informal reception and social hour followed, with refreshments served by the executive committee led by president William Saliba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Street
Lena Adams
Gordon Gerrish
United Counseling Service
William Saliba
Church Services For Migrants Planned Again
The Social Action Committee of the Bennington Council of Churches outlines a series of migrant worker services at Southern Vermont Orchards. Churches participating include North Bennington Congregational on Sept 29, First Methodist on Oct 6, Shaftsbury Methodist on Oct 13, Second Congregational on Oct 20, and St Peter's Episcopal on Oct 27 with pastors Abernathy, McGaughey, MacDonald, Greene, and Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Earle Forman
Bennington Council of Churches
Southern
Vermont
North Bennington
Second Congregational Church
Bennington
Stephen C. Greene
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Donald A. Webster
Marion Hardy
Truth Squad to Aid Traffic at Burlington Arrival
State police say auxiliaries will direct traffic control crowds and protect the President this afternoon. Cpl. Gordon Mooney of Shaftsbury accompanies them. President Johnson is scheduled to land at Burlington airport at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain
Cpl
Gordon Mooney
Shaftsbury
Johnson
Burlington Airport
Johnson to submit recommendations after review by intelligence board
Sources say the president will draft recommendations for Congress based on the Warren Commission report. He will consult Washington attorney Clark Clifford, chair of his foreign intelligence review board, a former White House special counsel. The exact proposals await the pending review with actions expected next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Clark Clifford
Foreign Intelligence Review Board
Clifford
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Warren Commission
Congress Heads For Last Week In Session
Washington lawmakers entered what many expected to be their final week as debate over health care loomed. Senate leaders predicted adjournment by week’s end while campaign concerns warned the session might extend. A reapportionment delay and a 5 percent Social Security boost tied to Johnson’s health plan for the elderly dominated the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Johnson
Boston Herald withholds support for Goldwater ticket
The Boston Herald an independent Republican paper says it will back the entire Republican state ticket in the November election but will not support presidential nominee Barry Goldwater and his running mate Miller. It cites lack of maturity steadiness and statesmanship in Goldwater. The editorial omits President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Boston Herald
Barry Goldwater
the Herald
Goldwater-Miller
Johnson
Hospital Notes Friday Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Mrs Josephine May and Mrs Mary Sargood. Discharges include Master Jeffrey Leonard and Gerald Campbell among others. Several births noted: Arthur Senecal and Dominick Yarnal represented, with multiple families in North Bennington and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine May
Williamstown
Mary Sargood
Hoosick Falls
Jeffrey Leonard
North Pownal
Gerald Campbell
Jane Carey
Pauline Barber
Bennington
Frank Hoard
Manchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saunders-Pratt
Mad River
Rutland
Newport
Washington County
Mad River Glen
Sen. Prouty
Bote
Bennington Briefs
Carolyn Hall
J. Philip Hall
Crescent Boulevard
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Eleanor’ L. Johnson
Frank Johnson
Morgan St
Chamberlayne Junior College
Mary
Mame) Dempsey
Hartford
Harrison Flint
UVM Extension Horticulturist
North Bennington Library
Extension Service
County Home Demonstration Clubs
Margaret Mary Dermody
R.N
Peru
South America
PAVLA
Papal Volnteers
Latin America
John Dermody
West Road
Greater Bennington Association
South Street
BCHS
Safford St. Adv
A&p
Roy
South St
ADV
Better Tv, Inc
Seve
Warren Report
Barney and
Woodford
Insurance Comepany
YMCA
Ymca Planning Committee
Robert D. Stout
Ymca Memorial Park
Gage Street
Coolidge Avenue
Beech Street Pta
New York 7
Hoosick
Nelson C. van
Harry Breese
Richard Morin
Van
Mary McClellan Hospital
Hossick
Johnson Hill Road
John McCarty
Robert Bowman
McCarty
Frederick Dowling Jr
New York State
Bowman
Bigelow
Haynes
Cade
B.F. Goodrich
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Truth Squad
Goldwater
Judith Flach
Coeymans Hollow
N, YY
Helen French
Jennifer Babcock
Carl Hess
Flora Scott
Wilmington
Elmer E. Burgess
Elizabeth Magisano
Petersburg
Lottie Biddle
Jean Thompeson
Margaret Stratton
Margaret Woodward
Dorsothy Shutts
R.D. 2
Bruce Stowell
Benenington
Phebe Bell
Hieldah Tobin
Arthur Seneca
Dominick Yarnal
William R. Crosier
F.D.I.C
the Bank
Carpet Service
Marte Theatre
Elan Brando
Sasa Oates
David * Niven
N Lankershim
Pennebaker
Universal Picture
Bennington, VT
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