Hospital Renovations To Provide More Beds
Hospital renovations at Putnam Memorial will create more beds by tearing down two porches and moving the pediatrics entrance. The project adds three general ward beds while reducing pediatrics by three, with rooms reconfigured for flexibility if pediatrics beds are needed again. Estimated cost is about $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Gerald E. Morrissey Construction Co
Robert D. Stout
Stout
Electric Heat Open House At Jolivette Co
The D and D Jolivette Electric Supply Co hosts an open house for area builders and contractors on Wednesday night at 7 15 p m in the D and D Building on Willow Road. The event covers electric heating and insulation with a product film and manufacturer reps on hand to discuss options and answer questions. Central Vermont Public Service Corp representatives will discuss current and future electric heat plans.
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D and D Jolivette Electric Supply Co
D and D
Willow Road
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Aerial Photos Aid Vermont Property Insight
Bennington Sisters offer aerial photographs to help with land descriptions and boundaries. The service, organized with Geotechnics and Resources Inc., provides scaled images showing roads, buildings, trees, and rights of way. Prices range from 2 to 15 dollars for individuals and up to 390 dollars for extensive statewide sets.
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Old Bennington
Bennington
Geotechnics and Resources Inc
White Plains
Vermont
Bennington Sisters
Francis J. Hogan
Hogan
Rutland
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Bennington Town Clerk
Real estate transfers recorded in the past week in Bennington include Harold W. Jones Jr. and Eva F. Jones selling property on the west side of U.S. 7 to Theodore DeMarco. Merle G. and Marilyn Becker selling on Bar ney Road to Edward L. and Elsie O. Pellerin. Richard V. Perrott selling on Rooney Court to James F. and Eva B. Mylott. Karl B. and Edna Harrington selling on Hicks Avenue to Barbara Jean Realty Corp.. Charles J. Dyer selling on Morgan Street to Zona L. Senecal. Robert F. Kenyon and Barbara Kenyon Miller selling on Beech Street Ext. to Frederick G. and Carole Ann Palmer. Rose N. Talbott selling east of Division Street to Richard Harrington Jr. and Mary Ann Harrington. The County National Bank trustee selling Gage Street to Richard A. and Isabell R. Sleeman. Royal F. and Marion L. Bostwick selling Royal Street to Max and Helen Weck.
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Merle G
Marilyn M. Becker
Benton
Barney Road
Bennington
Edward L
Elsie O. Pellerin
Richard V. Perrott
Rooney Court
James F
Eva B. Mylott
Karl B
Edna L. Harrington
Hicks Avenue
Barbara Jean Realty Corp
Melrose
Mass
Charles J. Dyer
Morgan Street
Zona L. Senecal
Poultney
Robert F. Kenyon
Barbara Kenyon Miller
Beech Street
Frederick G
Carole Ann Palmer
Rose N. Talbott
Division Street
Richard Harrington Jr
Mary Ann Harrington
County National Bank of
Clayton W. Bartlett
Gage Street
Richard A
Isabell R. Sleeman
Royal F
Marion L. Bostwick
Royal Street
Max and
Helen Weck
Jamaica
N.Y
Work Resumes On New 900000 Addition To Cambridge School
Cambridge Central School begins a new addition costing 903000 for site work and 80000 for equipment after a 1962 bond issue approved to expand the 13 year old building. The plan adds 20 classrooms, two kindergartens, a language library, art room, elementary library, industrial arts shop, and a three station gym.
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Cambridge School
Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Central School
Capital Reserve
Parochial School Study Spurred by Lutheran Church Action
The Lutheran Church in America will study potential parochial schools through its board of parish education after receiving member letters. West Hempstead resident Mrs. Helen M. Pressner urged that schooling begin earlier to mold youth minds amid world conditions.
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Philadelphia
Lutheran Church In America
Board of Parish Education
West Hempstead
N.Y
Helen M. Pressner
New England Construction Up 2 Percent in February
New England construction contracts in February totaled 84.5 million, a 2 percent rise from February 1962. Public works and utilities reached 26.1 million up 64 percent, driven by streets and highways. Residential building hit 26.5 million up 4 percent while nonresidential fell 33 percent to 31.9 million.
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Boston
New England
James W. Robertson
F.W. Dodge Corp
Public Works and Utilities
Dodge
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Suucco
du Pont
H. Greenberg
DuPont Paints
Jolivette Co
Dunhams Furniture, Inc
Elm St
Bennington, Vt
Gagliardi's Inc
Union ST
North Adams
Sayles Pept
Geneva
Tappan and
Hotpoint
Ceapuate
Cal North Adams
Sources Inc
Westchester County
Mary Hodeck
Harold W. Jones Jr
Eva F. Jones
U.S. 7
Theodore DeMarco
Massachusetts
McCarthy Tree and
Williamstown
Gerald E. Morrissey
General Contractors
Beech ST
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
By Jane Austin
Frank Antilock Inc
Schaghticoke
John Link Associates
Schenectady
Farrell Brothers of
Troy
Salem Electric
New England Construction
McKinley Street
Lta
J. H. Winslow Plumbing & Heating Supply Co
Main Street
Chromalox
D&d
Jolivette
Grants Nee
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