Real estate transfers filed by Bennington Town Clerk
Bennington Town Clerk Miss Mary Hodeck lists real estate transfers from March 30 to April 13. Entries cover numerous Bennington properties including streets such as Town Road 107 Scott Street Bank Street Pine Circle East and Meadowbrook Drive with buyers and sellers from Bennington and nearby areas, and one quit claim to Maurice Devero from Stanley Gilmore. Additional transfers include Kneeland North Bennington streets and Francis Avenue right of way, plus parcels to Furnace Valley and others, with two parcels of land involving Vermont Kaolin Corp. and Furnace Valley Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Mary Hodeck
Earl M
Florence H. Denio
Gordon H
Patricia Lyons
Benninton
Frank Baker
Stanley E
Elizabeth V. Gilmore
Benenington
Maurice W. Devereaux
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Foster Drive
Vermont Kaolin Corp
Furnace Valley Corp
Nathan Smith
Alma B
William G. van Slot
Springfield Firm Starts Air Taxi Service with Lear Jet
Baker Airways Inc of North Springfield Vermont gains exemption to operate a Lear Jet Model 24 as an air taxi. The eight place turbo jet adds to Bakers fleet and signals expansion in business jet services across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lear Jet
Baker Airways, Inc
North Springfield
Civil Aeronautics Board
Durocher
New York City
Boston
Baker
Haroldw. Baker Jr
Baker Airways
New England Lear Jet
National Academy of Sciences Leases Mount Hope Mansion
The National Academy of Sciences leases Elm Tree House at Mount Hope Farm in Williamstown for a summer conference center from June 1 to September 30, announced by Williams College President John E. Sawyer. Frederick Seitz signs the lease as NAS president. NAS and its related bodies advise the federal government on science and technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
National Academy of Sciences
Elm Tree House
Mount Hope Farm
John E. Sawyer
Williams College
Swayer
Frederick Seitz
Academy
NAS
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
National Academy of Engineering
NAF
Academy of Sciences
New England Employment Slips in February Amid Strikes
New England nonagricultural employment totaled 4,164,500 in mid February, down 17,200 from January but up about 139,800 from February 1966. The dip stemmed from strikes and seasonal cuts in manufacturing and nonmanufacturing sectors. textiles rose while durable goods fell. Manufacturing accounted for over half of the regional gain from a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Wendell D. Macdonald
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick
Marlene R. Babson
Kenneth and
Mary F. Skidmore
Scott Street
Lewis M
Julia H. Bett
Edwin J
Elizabeth E. Brajer
Norton Street
Patrick T.H. Gordon
Wally J
Lorraine G. Birk
Bank Street
Breard H. Hawks
Michael P
Jeanette
Arnone
Pine Circle
Townsend K
Barbara M. Wellington
Charles and
Nanette S. Hawley
Dewey Street
Daisy S. Elwell
Edwin H
Catherine T. Luce
Prospect Street
North Bennington
Charles E. Dewey II
Paul P
Barbara S. Palladino
Meadowbrook Drive
John A
Elizebeth A. Ekwall
John P. Griffin Jr
Washington Avenue
Audrey H. Lachant
Charles Fienberg
Rose M. Morrissey
M. Rita Ebersman
Fair Lawn
N.J
Louis M
Julia K. Betit
Francis Avenue
Norman P
Frances Gadue
Robert V
Evelyn G. Maier
Lakewood
Ohio
Imperial Avenue
County National Bank of
Bessie L. Woodlock
June C. Hillier
Cheshire, N.H
Mechanic Street
William M. Nataly Kantrowitz
Bennington Village
Michael Hogan
Hunt Street
Vermont
Hogan
Dwyer
Gcrveyn
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Nationaline
Henry M. Tuttle Co., Inc
Depot St. Dial
Rocker
Bellemare & Sons Interiors
North
Bennington Road
Hoosick Falls
Beaumont
Mount Hope
National Research Council
NRC
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Co-Operative Savings & Loan
South St
Griffin Electric Co., Inc
Main St
E.A. Garneau
East Arlington
Terry Tyler
Dorset, Vermont
Thurlow Sales
Wallingford, Vt
Nook
McKinley St
Dial
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