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Cullinan Store Sold but Name to Stay in Arlington
New owner Joseph Curran of North Bennington will take over Cullinan on March 1 and keep the store name. The piece recounts the long history from 1911, the 1930s evolution toward self service, meat market expansions, and ties to local figures like G. Orlando Cullinan, O. E. Adams, and the town’s shops, with anecdotes of old equipment, 32 volt kerosene power, and the store’s role in Arlington.
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Joseph Curran
North Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High
Grand Union
Manchester
Cullinan
Curran
G.G. Cullinan
G. Orlando Cullinan
Dorothy
Carl Ruggles
Ruggles
Orlando
Cutleaf Maple
Z. Hard
George G. Cullinan
Orlando E
C.E.’’) Adams
Orlando E. Adams
Cullinans
Tommy Cullinans
Tommy
O. E. Adams
Cuttingsville
G. Orlando
Coolidges
Plymouth
Gary Pray
Fla
G.G. Cullinan and Co
Adams
Howard
Howard’s Market
Route 7
Gregory
Arlington
G. G. Cullinan
Ralph Wyman
O.E. Adams
Bennington Pottery
G.G
O.E
Arlington Refrigerator Co
Mack Molding
St. James Church
Refrigerator Company
Viaults
Frank B
North Adams
Mass
Frank
United Baking
Schenectady
Masonic Lodge
St. Johnsbury