Country Casuals to Open in Bennington on Main Street
A women s clothes shop named Country Casuals will open August 2 at 415 Main St in the former Senecal s Sound Center building. Owner Harry Kaufmann of Philadelphia will run the store with his wife Susan and part time assistant Diane Hanson. Stock includes dresses skirts and slacks with junior petite and misses sizes plus stockings only. Renovations in a country motif are by Robert G Bennett of Bennington.
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Robert G. Bennett
Senecal
Sound Center
Country Casuals
Harry Kaufmann
Philadelphia
Main St
Lord & Taylor
Kaufmann
Diane Hanson
Bennington
Prandini
Bromley Adds Golf Range and Dining at Summer Resort
Bromley Mountain unveils a golf range with night play from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Wild Boar base offers a new dining room and lounge with all-day country breakfasts. A larger playground, expanded shops, and a mile-long chairlift with summit views complete the summer enhancements through Oct. 17.
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Manchester
Bromley Mountain
Lord’s Prayer
Bromley
Wild Boar
Hincks To Name A New Deputy
State Treasurer Peter Hincks says he will appoint a deputy treasurer to replace James Hunt who moved this week to become commissioner of banking and insurance. Hincks denied reports that Rep. Richard H. Schmidt of Burlington had been chosen, and said he will take time to avoid snap judgments.
Nation's independent businessmen show strong expansion
The National Federation of Independent Business reports for the first half of the year that 33.1 percent of independent business proprietors expanded, creating 3.97 million new jobs nationwide and investing $28.5 billion. Vermont led in growth with 23.5 percent expansion, while the South and West show the highest rates overall. Only 33.8 percent see the 1964 tax cuts as helping business activity.
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Washington, D.C
Eisenhower
Kennedy
National Federation of Independent Business
Vermont
Vermont Hotels Listed In Red Book Expansion
The American Hotel and Motel Association will feature 108 Vermont hotels motels inns and lodges in the Red Book led by Vermont Hotel Motel Association president Laurence Heath. Twenty five new listings include Leon's Knotty Pine Motel and Monument View Motel Bennington Scotsmans Motor Lodge Bristol Motel Brown Holiday Inn Burlington and others. The Red Book will reach nearly 44 000 copies for travel agents industrial traffic departments and 7 000 member establishments nationwide.
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Stowe
American Hotel & Motel Association
Vermont
Laurence Heath
Vermont Hotel Motel Association
National
Bennington
Bristol
Burlington
Charlotte
the Meadow
Chester
Londonderry
Mendow
Montpelier
North Hero
Lake St. Catherine
Poultney
Peaceful Valley
Pownal
Putney
Maple Center
St. Johnsbury
South Woodstock
Scandinavia Inn
Center Motor Lodge
Mountain Road
Toll House Motor Inn
Wallingford Inn
Wallingford
American Hotel and Motel Association
U.S. Territories
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Bennington Town Clerk
Bennington real estate transfers are listed with July dates and new owner details. Entries include Adler to Kuiken on Route 7, Harper to Woodward on Imperial Avenue, Buzzell to Davis on Monument Avenue, VanOrman to Humphreys on Pleasant Street, Vadnais Inc to Niles on Morgan Street Extension, Sharkey to Harrington on Branch Street Extension, Becerra parcels to Sisters of St Joseph Society, Vermont Soldiers Home trustees to Union High School District No. 14, Cross to Kates on Grandview and Coulter Streets, Starbird to Morrissey on Coulter Street, plus a note about 1917 Automobile Legal Association car preparedness list.
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Laurence H. Vadnais, Inc
North Adams
Mass
Morgan Street
Bennington
Rita B. Niles
Lawrence
Mary Becerra
Catamount Lane
Old Bennington
Monument Avenue
Sisters of St. Joseph Society of
Rutland
Vermont Soldiers Home
Park Street
Union High School
Williams Spends $38 600 To Overhaul Its Chapel
Williams College undertakes a three year chapel rehabilitation totaling 38 600 with 16 000 for stone pointing on Thompson Memorial Chapel tower and buttresses. Stanley Newman Company masons from Cambridge began six week tower work with scaffolds from the top. The project also includes window caulking and prior phases spent 10 000 on copper roofing and 9 000 on stone pointing in the main body. A final phase will next year rebuild the northwest steps and retaining wall. Richard Mullins of Bennington attended an electrical course at Hansen MacPhee Engineering Co Inc the New England Volkswagen distributor. Mullins is affiliated with Monument Motors Inc the local VW agency.
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Stanley Newman Company
Cambridge
Mass
Thompson Memorial
Williams College
Williamstown
College
Richard Mullins
North
Bennington Rd
Bennington
Hansen-MacPhee Engineering Co., Inc
New England
Volkswagen
Mullins
Monument Motors, Inc
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Susan
Bennington College
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Gore Road
Joseph Guetti
Howard Davis
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Vhmaa Board of Directors
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Mary Hodeck
Carl L
Ruby E. Adler
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Ella E. Kuiken
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Francis B. Jr
Judith Ann Woodward
Josephine S. Buzzell
Monument
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Myrtle C. VanOrman
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Mildred E. Humphreys
Floyd W
Lillian C. Sharkey
Los Angeles
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Branch Street
Duane E
Patricia E. Harrington
Marshall W
Violet L. Cross
Grandview
Coulter Streets
Ralph S
Helen G. Kates
Frank A
Marion B. Starbird
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Ohio
Coulter Street
John P
Annette B. Morrissey
Boston
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Automobile Legal Association
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