Bennington Property Transfers Recorded in Town Clerk’s Office
A June sequence lists Bennington transfers including Robert J. uni Elizabeth Wumphrey and others moving parcels on Northside Drive Chapel Head Gore Road Pippin Knotl Harbour Road Holt Springs Union Street and more. Transactions span June 1 to June 28 with buyers such as Jack and Ruth Sweet Richard Land Rosanne Branchemp and Frank J. Johnson among numerous Bennington residents and several out-of-town parties.
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Pennington
Robert J. Uni
Elizabeth Wumphrey
Charles and
Roberla Mintrony
Dover
Northside Drive
Arthur and
Lillian Watson
Bennington
Jack and
Ruth H. Sweet
Chapel Head
Gore Road
Gordon J
Phoebe 5
Vucker
Holand
Helen
Arthur E. Ellisar
Clep. Realty Corp
W. Wehard N. Fabricius
Dudley M. Baker
South Street
Boung
Knotty Pine Motel Inc
Frank and
Roserile M. Johnson
Francis B. Woodward
Gare Road
Luther J
Hazel &. Reed
Male A
Kathleen Dickerstin
Chapel Road
Robert J. and
Marjorie A
Andrew
John
Deborah A. Jennings
Oakes Street
H E
David Smile
Rogers
Ark
Jane A. Jones
William H. Jonse
Erwin F
Dorothy M. Mattison
Erwin T
Joseph F
Francis J. Latif
East Main St
Francis F
Lidia Conti
John N
Mary Ann Ficacello
Grandview Street
Hazel W. Reed
Alice Finn
Town Road
Russel
Titusville
Fla
Herbert
Marjorie W. Meintire
Oakes Steet
Fairlawn
Woodward
James P
Lyla M. McCoy
Tel Circle
Baward L
Caroline M. Knapp
Mildred R. Ross
Kinkham West
Orania Panos
Lynn
Mass
Sage City Syndicate Inc
North Bennington
Main Street
Catamount National Bank
T. Garry Buckley
Norman RB
Ansel T. Bachand
Silk Road
Carolyn Ry
Vivien L. Souver
Alan Morrison
Shaltsbury
Beverly J. Thompson
Scott Street
Lake Morey Inn Changes Hands in Vermont Deal
Avery Fairler Barden of Montpelier buys the Lake Morey Inn from the Ward family, adding over 100 acres, the golf course, swimming pool, stables, and out-buildings. The deal, said to be just under 2.5 million, includes modernization plans and ties to the Vermont Open Golf tournament weekend.
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Ronnie Oakes
Avery
Ian
Hein
North Shire transfers property among Manchester and Dorset
Walker Realty of Manchester announces fall real estate transfers. The Union Street property of William Duffy Jr. in Delaware and Manchester is sold to Tan Bennett of Philadelphia and Manchester, who now owns the Equirox Hotel in Mer. Lawrence Jacob TL of Dorset and Mrs. Marjorie Sargent’s West Road home in Dorset change hands as Marjorie Sargent plans to return to California.
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Walker Realty
Manchester
Union Street
William Duffy Jr
Del
Tan Bennett
Philadelphia
Bennett
Equirox
Mer
Lawrence Jacob TL
Dorset
Marjorie Sargent
West Road
California
Breard Hawks Adds Two Associates At Firm
HOOSICK FALLS NY Realtor Breard E Hawks announces two new associates Nancy Wightman of Berlin and Danna Geers of Hoosick. Wightman with California roots and SUNY Albany ties has worked in New York State for five years and serves Berlin Fire Department Auxiliary. Geers a Keene State College alumna and Hoosick Falls teacher partners with her husband who teaches math at Hoosick Falls Central School. the couple runs an antique home business. Hawks, Vermont licensed since 1933 and NY licensed six years, is a former Vermont Realtor of the Year and past president of Vermont realty boards.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Jennington Realtor
Breard E Hawks
Nancy Wightman
Berlin
Danna Geers
Hoosick
Wightman
University of California At Riverside
Claremont Graduate School
New York State
State University of New York At Albany
Hudson Valley Community College
Afrs
Toon Geers
Keene State College
New Hampshire
University of Yermont
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hawks
Vermont
Vermont Association of Realty’ Boards
Vermont Real Estate for Sale Free Booklet Issued
The Vermont State Chamber of Commerce offers a free 6 page summer edition of Vermont Rural and Town Real Estate for Sale listing hundreds of properties. It features old farms vacation homes retirement residences and acreage with pictures. To obtain a copy write Box 37 Montpelier Vermont 05682.
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Vermont
Vermont State Chamber of Commerce
Mlany
Vermont Rural and Your Real Estate
The
State Chamber of Commerce
Montpelier
Knotty Pine Motel changes hands after 25 years in business
Luan Boutin of Bennington recalls 25 years in the Knotty Pine Motel on Northside Drive as he and his wife prepare to sell to Tom and Barb Blute. The couple notes the Vermont atmosphere, high highway rooms, and evolving decor from knotty pine cabins to modern units. They emphasize visitors seek nearby action yet enjoy neighborly talk, and reflect on travel trailer guests, road conditions, and the motel’s lack of major disasters. The new owners plan to keep the Vermont feel.
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Jor Swayze
Luan Boutin
Bennington
Wut Hen
Leon
Urs
Houtta
Missus
Tom Blute
Berbsra
Boutin
Vermont
Brutas
New England
Snorel
Boutins
Military Road
Poirnal
LGG
Walloomsac Road
North Bennington Road
Putitte
Donald Gero
Ton
She
Routin
Knolty Pine
the Boutins
Beatrice
Blutes
Barbara
Tom
Pere
Northside Drive
Roulin
Rutland cheaper to operate a car than most cities study finds
A nationwide study by the ALA Auto and Travel Club compares operating costs for a 15,000 mile per year driver across 23 cities. Rutland ranks fifteenth in expense, at 12.4 cents per mile, with Boston highest at 14.53 cents. The analysis assumes identical car purchase, insurance, taxes, licenses, depreciation, maintenance, and fuel costs to isolate city cost differences.
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Rutland
ALA Auto and Travel Club
Unis
Boston
Nulland
New York
San Francisco
Hartford
Chicago
Washington
New Orleans
Cleveland
St. Louis
Portland
Maine
ALA
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Lake Morey Inn
North Shire
Breard Hawks
Donna Geers
Montvelier
Pasel
Mtuttle Ito
Progressive Building Supply
Vis Depot Street
Volurname
Pratt Street
Comoort
Vic
Buntin
Age
Ray Thomes
Esso
Winslow
Watchdog Service
J.H. Winslow
Wickes
Ambassador Granada
Apollo
Nail Brannglon
Gerald E. Morrissey
Bnech St
Phane
Bunningtan
Dean
Skewers & Tongs
Auto Stores Inc
Main ST
Dial
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