NYU Professor To Speak at VBA Meeting in Burlington
Dr. Paul Nadler of New York University will speak on “A Checkless Society” at the Vermont Bankers Association mid winter dinner in the Hotel Vermont Burlington. The daylong program includes a 10 a.m. executive council session and a 12:30 agricultural luncheon led by Gordon Butler. Governor Hoff will greet attendees and 4 H honors will be noted for Northfield banker Francis Leonard.
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Burlington
Paul
Nadler
Graduate School of Business Administration
New York University
Vermont Bankers Association, Inc
Vermont
Gordon E. Butler
The
Peoples National Bank of
Barre
Butler
Bankers Association
Christopher A. Webber
Rutland
Webber
Howard National Bank and Trust Co
Francis C. Leonard
Northfield Banker
John D. Merchant
University of Vermont
Vermont State
Leonard
Northfield Savings Bank
Vermont National Bank Joins Ludlow, Assets Near Sixty Million
Vermont National Bank announced the Ludlow Savings Bank and Trust addition raised assets to about 60 million, up from 10 million when joined in 1952. At the Jan 31 Brattleboro meeting William S. Tucker was named chairman after heading the bank since 1952. John Hunter Jr. became president. Directors elected included James S. Abatiell, Ernest O. Allen, James F. Baker, Paul H. Ballou, and others. New senior and executive posts followed with Philip H. Wheeler re elected first vice president and John H. Hepburn promoted to senior vice president and cashier. An array of honorary directors and office managers were also named.
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Brattleboro
William S. Tucker
Vermont National Bank
Tucker
James S. Abatiell
Ernest O. Allen
James F. Baker
Paul
Ludlow Savings Bank and Trust Company
John Hunter Jr
Hunter
First National Bank of Rochester
Lincoln Rochester Trust Company
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Philip H. Wheeler
John H. Hepburn
Ernest V. Barre
Harry E. Clark
Arthur L. Maynard
Clarence W. Reed
William H. Richardson
Walter G. Austin
Bennington
Bank
Flower Replacement For St Louis Statue Stolen Flower
A St Louis architect tasked with replacing a stolen water lily from a statue will craft a new bronze flower in two pieces bloom and stem after an initial single unit cast failed. A spotting arc will secure the piece in place.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Mathematician To Speak In Marlboro Series
Marlboro welcomes Isadore Singer of MIT to lecture on non-Euclidean geometry and the Euclidean parallel postulate. The talk, February 6 at 8 p.m. in the Marlboro College dining hall, covers historical context and modern relevance. Singer earned degrees from Michigan and Chicago and joined MIT in 1950.
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Marlboro
Isadore Singer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Marlboro College
Dr. Singer
Singer
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
MIT
Shaftsbury Welcomes Local Jewelry and Watch Repair Shop
William Overlock, a Bulova School graduate, opens a jewelry and watch repair store on U.S. 7 in Shaftsbury. Repairs are done on site with a large parts supply. the shop also offers watches jewelry and gifts. Overlock, active in town government, invites friends to visit his dream fulfilled.
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William Overlock
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Bulova School of Watchmaking
Woodside
L.I
Bill
Overlock
Republican Town Committee
Board of
Civil Authority
Harrington
Judy
Transfers of property recorded in Shaftsbury January list
Shaftsbury town clerk Eliza beth King announces transfers of property recorded in January. The list includes Eleanor Smith to Chewn and Virginia H jotikasthira in Bennington County and multiple parcels on East Road and Town Line Road involving John Mollica Catherine Sohl Louis Vincent Beverly Paulin and other residents, with parcels ranging from 2.07 to 100 acres and properties on Vt 67 Cleve land Avenue Double T Acres and West Mt.
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Shaftsbury
Elizabeth King
Eleanor Smith
Chewn
Virginia H
Jotikasthira
Bennington
West Shaftsbury
Thompson, Eisenman and Jenks
Lee M. Elkins
Scarsdale
N.Y
John Mollica
East
John T. Jr
Patricia W
East Road
Henry T. Ennie
Arlington
Thomas W. Hall Jr
West Mt
John J
Joyce S
Harris
Hollywood
Fla
Earl D
Susan Vadakin
Vt. 67
Hamilton
Smith Harris
Dailey
Theodore J
Edna L. Murray
Francis V
Dorothy B
Londonderry Church annual meeting held with Rev. Pryce in attendance
Peru Alice Dibble-824-5407 reports the Londonderry Church annual meeting occurred January 23 with the Rev. Richard Pryce attending. The village seemed quieter as skiers stayed home due to warm weather and expected Friday snows. Outside the village guests included Sandy Savage and family, the Heinesohns who bought the Woodhouse on Vermont Route 11, Victor Rostow and friends, Katherine Catlin from Hanover, Bettina Martin and companions from Boston area, among others.
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Londonderry
Richard Pryce
Sandy Savage
George Savage
Richard Heinesohn
Katherine Catlin
Herbert Catlin
Troy
N.Y
Hanover
N.H
Fontaine Martin
Darien
Candle Mill scenes feature rotating candles in Arlington
Arlington filming for a Berlin NY produced travelogue by Fogg Films used an electric pipe display rack borrowed from Arlington Cut Rate to rotate candles for close ups at the Candle Mill. Exterior shots of Remember Baker Mill in East Arlington occurred in 1966 with interior candle shop footage from late last year.
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Arlington
Candle Mill
Fogg Films
Berlin
N.Y
New England
Walter Fogg
Arlington Cut Rate
Baker Mill
East Arlington
Tom Weakley
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Philip H. Hoff
State of
Harvey D. Butterfield
Episcopal
Pittsburgh
Henry Katz
Katz
Gilbert
Martin
Arnold
Swain
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech Sr
Bennington, Vt
Morse C & B Block, Inc
Shoftsbury Rd
Ted’s
MAIN
DIAL
North Bennington
Advance Planning Division
Vermont Highway Dept
Tom Mancini
Dan Day
Richard Sawyer
Highway Dept
Main St
Dwyer
Peru
Alice Dibble
Wood House
Vt. 11
Victor Rostow
Eugene Rostow
Wiyataer A
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
John M. Moore
Thoro
Dry Wall Products, Inc
DEPOT
New York
UPD
Tracers Company of America
AGWAY
Max Perrotta
Hunt St. Bennington
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Dunham’s
ELM Street
Heta4. Furniture
Co-Operative Savings & Loan
South St. Dial
Bennington, Vermont
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