Bennington Real Estate Transfers Reported Week of Apr 20 27
Bennington Town Clerk Miss Mary Hodeck lists real estate transfers recorded April 20 to 27. George W. Kerbs and Edward T. Potter exchange on Pine Circle West Lot 21, with proceeds to Potters of Shaftsbury. Hawks transfers Lots 19 and 20 to Kerbs. Charles W Hunt and Hazel M Hunt sell Rooney Court property to Sidney Brace. Richard V Perrott sells lands in Bennington Town to William H and Marion Morse, conveyed from Earl T and Bridgie F Thompson.
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Mary Hodeck
George W. Kerbs
Bennington
Edward T
Ruth E. Potter
Shaftsbury
Pine Circle
Breard W. Hawks
Charles W
Hazel M. Hunt
Sidney Brace
Rooney Court
Beech Street
Richard V. Perrott
William H
Marion Morse
Earl T
Bridgie F. Thompson
Warmer Weather Spurs Construction on Plaza
Warmer spring days push the Bennington Plaza expansion forward. Barbara Jean Real Estate Corp of Chelmsford, owner, broke ground last October. W T Grant space at the rear will nearly triple to about 52,000 square feet from 18,260. Alpha Construction Co. supervisor Pete Kaiter says Grants facilities should be ready by September 1, with masons already on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Plaza
W.T. Grant
Barbara Jean Realty Corp
Chelmsford, Mass
Alpha Construction Co
Chelmsford
Barbara Jean Real Estate Corp
Mass
Pete Kaiter
Bennington Plaza expands with new layout and shops
The Pleasonton home on Ways Lane sold to George F. Geraghty Jr. of Hicksville. Other transfers include Henry Markey property on Franklin Avenue sold to Pierre E. Richards of Philadelphia and land south of Route 1130 near Brass Key sold to Frank Johnson of Northland. The Grant store adds an expanded building with a large furniture department an 88 seat restaurant and a Four Seasons Shop for seasonal goods. Future leases on the plaza include a major drug store hardware store ice cream shop and mail order house with a bank considering space in the new area which will extend to U.S. 7 and extend parking east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Archie W. Pleasanton
Ways Lane
George F. Geraghty Jr
Hicksville
N.Y
Franklin Avenue
Henry Markey
Pierre E. Richards
Philadelphia
Cutler Godfrey
Brass Key, Inc
Frank Johnson
The
Northland Company
Grants
Carl Phillips
Phillips
Grant
Bradford
Four Seasons
William Hoisington
U.S. 7
First National
Death payments rise in Vermont 1966 life policies
Vermont death benefits paid in 1966 reached 9.2 million with about 4,400 policies. The year showed a 7 percent rise from 1965 as life insurance in force grew. Individual policies accounted for 5.3 million, group policies 3.4 million, and small industrial policies 0.5 million. National total reached 5 billion, up 8 percent from 1965. New York led with 651 million.
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New York
Vermont
Institute of Life Insurance
New York State
Vermont Veterans Benefit Total Tops Sixteen Million
The 1966 VA annual report shows Vermont veterans and families received 15,845,570 in cash benefits and services. Living veterans got 7,453,101 for service connected disabilities and pensions, 6,948 recipients. Death compensation and pensions reached 2,720,482 for dependents, GI insurance dividends 1,777,582. Average vocational rehab supported 11 disabled veterans with 32,300, and War Orphans aid covered 52 students with 102,796. Other items included loans, autos, homes, and miscellaneous benefits.
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Boston
Vermont
Veterans Administration
Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
G.I
War Orphans
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John M. Moore
Arlington
Hodgson
Morse C&b
Shaftsbury Road
EPL LL
Vermont Bank
Brattleboro
Rutland
Bellows Falls
Chester
Manchester Center
Alexander Smith
Roxbury
MAGEE
Downs Trend Mills
Bellemare & Sons
North Bennington Road
State Banking Commission
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Pacific
N.H. Allen Engineering
H.T.H
Paragon
Gerald £. Morrissey, Inc
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Agway Petroleum Corp
Max Perrotta
Mgr
Ben Mont Ave
Dial
Custom Builders
Federal Pacific Electric Heat
Aere
Federal Pacific Electric
FPE
J.W. Bushee CO
Gage Street
Arlington Electric
Ben Hulett
Everett Chaffin
P.O
Herbert Patnaude
R.F.D. Shaftsbury
P.O. Box
Carr Supply Apply CO. T., Pittsfiel
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