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ibW banks will partlciate. Thi Burlington Free mm Tutiday, Jun 26, 1954 Also, those joining the VDCC may not participate to the full extent Funerals Death: and O. Henry wrote about 600 origi of their eligibility. nal pieces of fiction. Vt.

Credit Corp. May Have Over $1 Million for Loans FREDERICK J. COFFEY The Burlington banker said that the experience of similar credit acencies in Maine and New Hamp Georgianna Cota, Grand Isle; several nieces and nephews; an uncle, Elmer Houston, Stowe, and one mmmm Frederick J. Caffcy 38, died at his home, 87 Doflds Jate shire indicated that the aunt, Gladys Foster, Maple-wood, N.J. figure was high.

MONTPELIER. June 25 Organ- locate in Vermont or to assist In ization of the Vermont lievelop. the expansion of industry already He said the Maine agency lent about $1,000,000 altogether, The body will remain at the Stafford Funeral Home usiil Wednesday Friends may call Tuesday and Wednesday hi i nearer a hall million oouars in yesterday afternoon following a long illness. For 10 yean, he was-associated with the Vermont fruit" Company. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, and was a veteran of World War II.

He was graduated from Cathedral High School and St. Michael's College. ment Cred Corp. may i ii Generally speaking the loans more than one million dollars! A Ua than loans were outstanding at any giv anything he said, the total amount eligible would be higher. Sees Smaller Fund Meanwhile in Burlington, 1 1-liam M.

Lockwood, president of the Howard National Bank and chairman of a committee obtaining stock subscriptions for the mornings. Funsral services willi en time. i i nuuiu utr mist wvojiwiv nmu Perpetuott -Memory Fortvtr CARL D. DENSMOIE wm a- n.v.. availaoie 10 expana inuuMry ii(hfKP frftm thp cma Business Ad- In New Hampshire repayments Vermoni.

mmi.tratmn be held ednesday afternoon at 2 in the Community Church with the Rev. Douglas Brayton offi This was shown today by Gor Morris said each of the state's Besides his wife, F. Aline (Gra ven Coffev. he leaves three chil kept the amount of outstanding loans generally under $400,000 at any single time. "If we have $500,000 available, our immediate hopes will be realized," he declared.

credit agency, indicated there was little likelihood that the full 34 national banks, 37 state chartered banks, seven 6tate chartered don W. Moiris, deputy commissioner of banking, who computed funds eligible for loan through the credit agency. dren. Frederick III. Judith BURUN6TON.

VERMONT Marie and Patricia Mae Coffey; building and loan associations, two federal building and loan associ amount eligible would be available for VDCC operations, Lockwood speculated that the Although the VDCC was author his father and mother, Mrs. Coffev Sr. of Burlington; two broth ciating. Burial will be in West Branch Cemetery. CC.

Stafford in charge of arrangements. MRS. J. PELLTIER ST. ALBANS, June 25- Mrs.

Josephine Pelltier, 85, died 'unexpectedly tonight at her home on the Georgia Rd. St. Albans Bay. Mrs. Pelltier was born in Quebec ized by the 1953 Legislature, it has not yet started operations.

A meet proposed revolving fund would be ers, Carl of Rochester, N.Y., and ations, 10 fire insurance companies, three casualty insurance companies and one life insurance company were eligible to partici Closer to $500,000 than $1,000,000, Robert of Buffalo, N.Y. ing of stockholders is expected to be held next month at sev- at least until the full demand for The body will be at the James the credit agency's 6ervices was FOR BRIDES HAVE SELECTED AND REGISTERED THEIR STERLING AT pate up to 2 per cent of their capital and surplus. of a 15-member board of direc determined. P. Dower Funeral Home, 37 Elm-wood Ave.

Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9 tors are to be elected. I It isn anticipated that all eligi- As of Dec. 31, 1955, Morris said national banks would be eligible $36,000 Pledged City, Nov. 27, 1870, the daughter of the late Victor and Marguerite (Beaupre) The organizational meeting will in St. Mark's Church.

JOHN BEATTY SR. DATES'? for state banks, and all insurance companies com be set as soon as the full $50,000 In Preston's Urf silver She is survived by lour daugh in pledget stock subscriptions are 1 John W. Beatty -55, of 58 for firU who eaickta hot) is of tstornallr cawed pimple by bined, $974,725. Largest among these, Morris listed the National department yon win see a beautiful display of over paid in. Slightly over $36,000 of the ters, Mrs.

Cordelia Lapierre of Georgia, Miss Albertine Pelltier relievfnf itchy IrriUUoa with RwiaoJ Ointment It medic tioa la laaolia really worka I amount pledged has been Life Insurance with an unas 100 lovely sterling patterns signed surplus at the end of last The meeting is necessary before of St. Albans Bay, Mrs. Eva Plourde of Worcester, and Mrs. Germaine Favereau of St. Albans: two sons, Roland and year of $32,886,000.

frtt. Writ XW if, Mruier 1, ITESINOL uoiTn As of June 30, 1955, Morris said, the state's banking and' insurance institutions can be solicited for Peru died early yesterday at the DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital after a short illness. For the past 17 years he has been employed as a machinist for the J.F. Kidder Manufacturing Co. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of American Legion, Burlington Post 2.

He leaves his wife, Lila (Tromb-lee) Beatty; two sons. John state chartered building and loan Joseph, both of St. Albans Bay; associations would be eligible for membership and funds which the credit agency can make available three sisters, and two brothers all THE CANDIDATE VOTES Gamal Abdel Nasser, Premier of Egypt who has been proclaimed president, smiles as he drops his vote in Cairo ballot box June 23. Egyptians voted for a.president and Nasser was the only candidate and on ratification of the new constitution proposed for the military regime which has ruled the country for four years. The biggest change expected is that the government will be taken out of uniform since Nasser and other officers of the council are to resign their commissions and continue in power as civilians.

(AP Wirephoto via radio from Cairo). (Story on Page One), of Canada. for industrial purposes. by GORHAM TOWiE KIRK 1 REED I BURTON WALLACE HEIRLOOM INTERNATIONAL and others Members will elect the remain $9,570 and federal associations for $46,975. i The deputy commissioner of banking and insurance said that if the totals were brought up to date they would not fluctuate much.

If ing directors. Moms said that if all the elig and Charles of Burlington ana four grandchildren; Until the hour of the funeral Thursday morning at 9:30 in Our Lady of the Lake Church, St. Albans Bay, friends may call at the Driscoll and Moran Memorial. Interment will be held in the family lot in Mf. Calvary Cemetery.

T.J. Moran of the Driscoll and Moran Memorial is the funeral director. ible banking and insurance institutions join the VDCC under limitations set by the comptroller of the Funeral services will be held at 9 Wednesday morning in the Cathedral of the Immaculate CLIFF AMOUR currency, roughly $1,721,975 will be! Distributor GtodyMr a Mobil Tlrct LOCAL BRIEFS Conception. Burial will follow in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Until for Trark-PaMeaffr for industrial purposes. Can RETREADING Loans from the VDCC will be Rose Society Hears Speeches Dr. Joseph S. Hoyt's be closed from July 1 to July the hour of services, the body will remain at the Ready Funer uMd A New Tires available for construction of additional plant facilities and, in cer al Home, 71 Cherry St. Cliff Amoar Wheel BaJaacUf SHFXBFRNE ROAD BERNARD B.

NAYLOR FAIRFAX, June 25-Bernard B. Naylor, 49, died today at his home. He was born Jan. 30, 1907, in Theater Model Displayed A tain cases, to provide working capital for new industry seeking to You Need Money Vermont Loan Corp. 180 Pearl Street Pkona 2-5769 Hours: Daily 9 to 5 Fri.

9 to 8, Closed Sat. St. Albans Newport Phone 1886 Phone 805 seals model of the Globe Hay- Essex Center, son of Edward Nay In Hotel Vermont A buffet luncheon was served at house, belonging to Edward Allen lor and the late Florence Snide gennes, and treasurer, Eva Meigs of Vergennes. Concrete Block CEMENT Vermont Brikcrete, Inc. Naylor.

In Preston's new china and crystal department you will find a striking display of china patterns by SYRACUSE FRANCISCAN CASTLETON ROYAL DOULTON SPODE Crystal Patterns by HAWKES BRYCE SENECA REIZART Loomis of Cambridge, is on display at the Fletcher Free Library. It will be on exhibit until The president also appcinted the Hotel Vermont Saturday to the Surviving are his wife, Marjorie Vermont Rose Society after which following board of directors: John Booth, John Goss, Dr. Peter Law- Snide Naylor; four daughters, Mar the middle of the week, jne tnn- they held their annual meeting guerite, Judy, Mary and Betty 82 Pork St. Tel. 8-2757 dren Summer Reading program FRANKLIN ALDRICH Franklin Aldrich, 37, of 10 Allen Winooski, died in a Burlington hospital yesterday following a brief illness.

Besides his wife, Mildred r-eure Aldrich, he leaves seven children, James, Ronald and Franklin and Theresa, Donna, Ruth and Susan Aldrich; his mother, Mrs. Florence Bartley of Burlington; five sisters, Mrs. Marion n-geon, Mrs. Donald Ploof, Mrs. Betty Hebert and Miss Joyce Aldrich of Burlington and Mrs.

Marjoriej lor and O.L. Sullivan, all of Bur with the president. Miss Grace will be held again this summer ESSEX JUNCTION, VT. lington. Naylor, all of Fairfax; his father, Edward Naylor, Burlington; a sister.

Mrs. Clara Pond, Hinsdale, N. All children wishing to join the Fisher, of Vergennes, presiding. The following talks were given The society went on record as advocating the use of multi flora reading clubs may do so now. "Tree Roses" by John Booth of a brother, Clarence Naylor, Fletcher; a half-brother, Oliver roses as a guard rail on Vermont II .1111 Burlington; "Winter Protection for I Ml ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Ante Liability Fire Life Accident Health Jewelry Fart Burglary Com ptoia tioa AL REYES "JSSc?" Ledgemere St.

Phone 2-S52. Roses" by Carroll Drury of Springfield; "My Hardiest Roses" by Dr. Naylor, Cambridge; a half-sister, Mrs. Amy Rivers, Fairfax, and VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL roads as suggested by the FBI through Chief of Police Mulcahey of Essex Junction who has. just1 returned from attending a FBI Stop in today and register your patterns at Preston's S.S.

Eddy of Middlebury; "How I several nieces and nephews. Kimbcr of Oklahoma: several Plant My Roses, "by Harris Drury The body will remain at, the your friends will appreciate it. School in Washington, D.C. nieces and nephews. The body will remain at La Norman and Jrawtte of Essex Junction; "My Favorite 81620 COMMON The secretary reported that 17 Roses," by Mrs.

John Benjamin (Lambrrt). 43 Harrington Ter a pnn. June 25. of Vergennes and by Mrs. Lau new members have been added to the society the past year.

Vigne's Funeral Chapel until the time of the funeral Thurs DION. Lao and Mary (Cawldy), 84 I A Loaldo a son. June 2b. rence Dudley of Middlebury; F. J.

PRESTON SON, INfr On their visit to the bhelburne GINGRAS. John and Marie (La- How to Fertilize Roses" by O.L. day morning at 9 in St. Stephen's Church, with interment in the home of and Mrs. Willard Snide in Fletcher, where friends may call.

Funeral services will be held in the Binghamville church Wednesday afternoon at 2. Interment in Binghamville Cemetery. A.W. Rich Funeral Home ef Fairfax in charge of arrangements. SERVICE SALES Points, 68 College a Jon.

June 25. Sullivan of Burlington and "Old Museum the society found that the rose garden has been laid out very beautifully and many of the bushes! Resurrection Park Cemetery, Burlington, Vermont POMERLEAU, Antonm and Rita Roses," by Miss bva Meigs of 17 Upper Church St. Registered Jeweler South Burlington. Arrangements American Gem Society Vergennes. (Murphy), 1276 North a daughter.

June 25. PRUNIER MOTORS Stowe Road, MorriiYllle Tel. -3fiS OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON V1DAL. Rojrer and Marion (Leach). Miss Meigs showed specimens of I already planted.

It is located just! back of the old Prescott and seems to belong to it. I LAKE ST. DIAL 2-2575 many of the old roses grown in 1477 North, a daughter, June MARY FLETCHER HOSPITAL MRS. E.A. DIVINE I her own garden.

WATERBURY, June 25-News1 A general discussion followed MELLA. Loren and Carol (Hayes), R5 S. Union a daughter. June 25. during which it was learned that has been received here of the death of Mrs.

E.A. Divine at South SIMONSON. Jhmm T. and Joanne are by Lavigne s. MISS SARAH WILLSON ASHEVILLE, N.C., June 25-Miss Sarah Ruth Wilfson, 50, of Asheville, a former resident of Hinesburg, died in, a hospital here June 18 after a long illness.

A daughter of the late Robert H. and Carrie Dunham Willson, she had lived in Asheville for five years. She was a member of the Congregational Church of Laconia, N.H. (Mun.tell). 25 Isham a daughter, Jun 24.

A Bridgewater, S.D., Saturday. he was the mother of the late Dett-mer Devine of St. Albans where she and her husband made fre many roses were lost curing the past winter in all parts of the state. The society is sponsoring a Garden of Old Roses at the Shelburne Museum. This project was begun Here's an entirely New Grade of Gasoline ALDRICH.

Franklin Winooski, June 2.Y aee 37. BEATTY. John W. Burlington, June quent visits. 2.i.

aee 55. She was also the grandmother BURLESON. Mrs. Max St. Albans, i last year, with John Goss as chairman, to work with Mrs.

Webb. He of R. Dettmer Divine, a former Jnn 24. W. reported that the work has been COFFEY.

Frederick Jr. Burlington. Surviving are an aunt, Miss Waterbury resident and son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miller of started and that Mrs.

Webb had Maude Dunham of Asheville, and June 25. a HOUSTON. Robert William Stowe. June 24. ape 58.

invited the society to visit the gar NAYLOR. Bernard B. Fairfax. June den later in the day which was several cousins, including Mrs Charles W. Lewis of Bellefontaine, Ohio.

FUNERALS 25. ae 49 PELLTIER. Mm. Josephine St. Jun 25.

ae 85. done. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Funeral services were in and burial was in Riverside 'SCHUSELT. Norris Hyde Park. June Funeral of Mr.

Smart ape bf. President, Miss Grace Fisher of SWANTON, June 25-Funeral WILLSON. MIps Sarah Ashrville, Vergennes; vice president, Harris N.C.. June 19. ape 50.

services for Frederick Smart were held in the Church of the Nativity Cemetery there. NORMS SCHUFELT HYDE PARK, June 25-Norris Schufelt, 58, employe of the Ver Drury of Essex Junction; secretary, Chloe Benjamin of Ver- Saturday at 9 a.m. The Rev. Oliver Lanfilois officiated at the Re REAL ESTATE NOTES Mr. and Mrs.

James B. Howlpy. fi6 quiem High Mass. Burial took Howard have purrhased a home mont Asbestos Mines and resident of North Hyde Park for 39 years, died suddenly Jhis at his at 65 Charlotte St. This transaction was handled by the Pomerleau Real place in St.

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Harrlft of Montpelier William Hill, Weldon Bourgeois, has purchased a lakefront cottage at Isie La Motte from Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Raymond of Rirhmond. H. In his immediate family he is survived by his widow, Alice (Manning) Schufelt; two daughters, Mrs.

Fred (Alice) Greenia Almy Grandchamp, Jack Thomas and Ralph Cross. Marshall Smith handled the transac tion. The flag that draped the casket and Mrs. Vernon (Pauline) Wil- WINDOW UNITS Mobilgas was folded by jack Tatro and pre lard; one son, Robert, all of North Esvpt. Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Check our completely weather- Hyde Park; several Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, sented to the sister' of the deceased by Weldon Bourgeois.

stripped window unit, priced as low as $14.60 assembled. Libya and the Sudan compose me Arab League. Funeral services will be from the North Hyde Park Congrega Funeral of Herbert Lashway SWANTON, June 25-The funer- 3 tional Church Thursday at 2 p. m. followed by burial in the al of Herbert Lashway was held in the Church of Nativity Friday Where Your Home Begins North Hyde Park Cemetery.

The morning at 9. Rev. John Cheval 0 ier sang a requiem high mass. Rev. W.J.

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Leo Loiselle, Hector Tra- han and Irving Bronson. til the services. R.H. Lilley and Sons, funeral directors, in Hyde Park are in charge of arrange Burial followed in St. Mary's LUMBER COMPANY Cemetery where Father Chevalier officiated at the grave.

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ments. ROBERT W. HOUSTON STOWE, June 25-Robert William Houston, 58, died at his home last night after a heart attack. He was bom in Stowe March 6, 1898, son of Ernest and Mary (Barnes) Houston. He and his father owned the Countess Dale farm.

Besides his wife, Madeline Leach Houston, he leaves four daughters, Mrs. Roberta Adams of Stowe, Mrs. Rosealene Hutchins of Montpelier, Mrs. Francis Melcher of Morrisville and Miss Joyce Houston of Stowe; a setp-daughter, Audrey Embrey of Stowe; nine grandchildren, one great-grandson. Also, his father, Ernest Houston and his stepmother, Mrs.

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