Two Home Families Mark Rise in Future Housing Trends
A new Resources for the Future Inc. study predicts a growing share of two home households by 2000. Researchers see this shift as increasing total homes vs households and shaping housing demand this century’s end.
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Resources For the Future Inc
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Real Estate Transfers in Bennington Week Ending Aug 21
Town clerk Mary Hodeck reports multiple Bennington transfers Aug 19 to Aug 21. Properties include McCall Street north lot in Bennington Village, Morgan Heights Lot No 12, Park Street Ext, River Road, Allendale Park Cross Street, Fairlawn Park Linden Street, West Main Street Harrison/Main corner, U S 7 Perceys Corners, Beech Street, Burgess Road, Prospect Street West Side Drive, and Monument Avenue transfers to various buyers in Bennington and nearby towns.
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Bennington
Mary Hodeck
Walter L
Delores M. Gregory
McCall Street
Myron H. Earley
Mary A. Gauthier
Morgan Heights
Morgan Street
Edward J
Glen S. Minogue
Charles E
Suzanne G. Watson
Park Street
Rene D
Lucille Ann Dubois
George N. Matteson
Edgar J
Katherine M. Matteson
Theresa A. Woodward
Allendale Park
Cross Street
George H
Jane M. Jepson
Frank H
Eva M. Hager
Fairlawn Park
Linden Street
Carl G
Eva M. Jacobson
Mary T. Holden
Harrison
Main Streets
Harold R
Flora M. Hurley
Thomas J
Helen F. Donovan
Leon R. Percey
Percey
Beech Street
Ronald R
Norma M. Myers
Jennie Knights
Jean Knights Purdy
Burgess Road
Winfield P. Gates Sr
Abbie F. Hawks
Prospect Street
Westside Drive
Lawrence B
Joan F. Bangs
Amherst
Mass
John A
Mary C. Alonzo
Monument Avenue
Richard N
Janet P. Fabricius
Corporate relocations pull firms into real estate fray
Business Week notes rising executive moves push companies to cover home sale costs and manage property. Firms absorb broker commissions, closing fees, upkeep, and even prepay penalties for moved executives while sometimes buying homes at fair value to ease transitions.
Gasoline Sales Up 2 Percent In Vermont
The Vermont Petroleum Association reports 12,686,307 gallons of gasoline sold statewide in June, up about 2.1 percent from a year earlier. April set the year’s high at 10,601,888 gallons, while March showed a decline of about 700,000 gallons from the prior year. June gasoline tax receipts totaled $824,609, roughly $17,000 higher than June 1962.
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Vermont Petroleum Association
Home and family news from Bennington area
New Home Aviation Corp. founder opens Mid-Island Lawn Mower Sales and Service in 1945 and retires this year. Mrs. Bard was secretary to Nassau County judge Cortland A. Johnson. They have a 17 year old son, David, at Bennington High School. Home designed by Herman York overlooks Bennington College with Mt Equinox visible. Construction by Howe Brothers. electrical Benjamin Hulett. plumbing Randall Briggs. painting Bernard Nichols.
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Bennington College
Mt. Equinox
Howe Brothers Construction Co
Benjamin Hulett
Randall Briggs
Bernard Nichols
Pownal
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