County Businesses Rise Says Dun & Bradstreet
Albany reports Bennington County business population up 8 percent from January 1969. Dun & Bradstreet counts 605 manufacturers wholesalers and retailers in January 1970 versus 560 a year earlier. Credit requests go to nearly three million businesses to update financial statements for credit reports.
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Albany
N.Y
Bennington County
Wendell C. Smith
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Dun & Bradstreet
Smith
Business Information Agency
Taconic Grange Meets in Shaftsbury
Taconic Grange No. 491 held its January meeting at Mrs. Jessie Peters home. Ida Snow chaired the youth program. refreshments were by Viola Myers and Lillian Wood. Lamp tickets due next meeting. lamp on display at Catamount National Bank North Bennington. Next meeting Feb 24 at Robert and Julia Booths Shaftsbury. Stanley home party to benefit the Grange on Feb 26 at Mrs. Jessie Peters home.
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Shaftsbury
Robert
Julia Booth
Stanley
The
Grange
Jessie Peters
Bennington Transfers Town Clerk Reports February Transfers
Town Clerk Mary Hodeck records transfers between February 13 and 19 in Bennington. Charles Sauer and Dorothy Sauer to Roland and Beverly O'Dell transfer property on Gore Road east line. Hazel Bleau to Myrtle Wright transfers property on White Chapel Road east line.
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Mary Hodeck
Charles F
Dorothy M. Sauer
Roland
Beverly O'Dell
Bennington
Gore Road
Hazel Bleau
Myrtle E. Wright
Benningtony
White Chapel Road
Vermont Bank & Trust Announces 1969 Records
At the Rutland annual stockholders meeting President Fred W. Yeadon reported 1969 earnings up 31 percent to 2.67 per share and a deposits high of 70.2 million, a 6.14 percent rise. loans and discounts reached 51.2 million. The bank funded 865 thousand for Vermont student loans, installed its first computer in February, and added services including Target Club and the Master Charge card. A new Chester building opened and another to serve Rutland by April. Stockholders re-elected directors and added Alfred S. Torrisi and Maurice J. Mintzer, plus revised bylaws to move annual meetings to April.
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Rutland
Vermont Bank & Trust Company
Fred W. Yeadon
Vermont
Chester
Yeadon
Stephen E. Baker
Willard Beebe
John D. Clawson
Alexander E. Cross
Henry A. Dahlgren
Edward Dyer
Charles Fienberg
Stephen H. Gilman
George J. Heaslip
William Johnston Jr
Samuel A. Lewis
John R. Mann Jr
Hardy A. Merrill
James Roberts
Raymond S. Seward
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William J. Burnham
Dewey St
South St
Linda Colliano
Burnham
Taconic Grange
Best
Vincent Pizzano
General
Pownal, Vermont
Depot Street
Vermont Bank & Trust
Frank W. Whitcomb
Leonard F. Wing Jr
Yeadon Jr
Alfred S. Torrisi
Maurice J. Mintzer
Samuel Hutchins Jr
Robert C. Lovejoy
Armand A. Lampton
William J. Burnham, D.D.S
Dr. Burnham
All Electric
Ben
Nington Central
George E. Bierwirth
Dewey Street
Grand Union
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
DRY Cleaning
Benmont Avenue
Bennington, Vermont
Shaftsbury, Vermont
Main Street
Aldo
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