Work Begins To Rebuild Historic Inn at Dartmouth
Hanover New Hampshire Dartmouth College has started rebuilding portions of the historic Hanover Inn. Richard W Olmsted the college business manager said the Inn owned by the college will be renovated this week with work focusing on damaged sections and restoring its historic character.
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Dartmouth College
Richard W. Olmsted
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James T. McFate
American Hotel and Motel Assn
Hanover Inn expansion aims to add 56 rooms and 31-car garage
The 1967 plan by William Tabler calls for razing the Hanover Inn west wing built in 1888 to create a new wing with 56 rooms and three function rooms while preserving the east wing. Newton Upper Falls contractor Ion Construction secured the bid for about 1.4 million dollars. The project keeps the inn’s historic core and reuses the existing dining room and kitchen in the preserved east wing during construction.
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William Tabler
New York
Hanover
Olmsted
Hanover Inn
New Engineer Joins Cadiz Firm in North Bennington
Merrill A. Mundell Jr., a Vermonter and Northeastern University sanitary engineering graduate, has been added to Cadiz Firm as a new engineer. He previously worked with E. H. Porter Construction on a Chelmsford junior high project and with the Vermont State Highway Department. Mundell and his wife Judy reside in North Bennington. Cadiz says Mundell’s hiring, with expanded specialties, will speed and improve civil engineering services.
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Daniel G. Cadiz
Bennington
Merrill A. Mundell Jr
South Newfane
Northeastern University
Mundell
E. H. Porter Construction Company
Peabody, Mass
Chelmsford
State of Vermont Highway Department
Judy
North Bennington
Cadiz
Bentley family reunion at Hapgood Pond Peru
A Manchester reunion gathered 38 Bentleys and relatives at Hapgood Pond in Peru on Sunday. Oldest attendee Gordon Bentley of Manchester. youngest Lynn Marie Wade, granddaughter of Gordon Bentley. Attendees traveled from Hartford Arlington Summerland Dorset Bennington and Manchester.
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Hapgood Pond
Peru
Gordon Bentley
Manchester
Lynn Marie Wade
Floyd Wade
Dorset
Hartford, Conn
Arlington
Summerland
Bennington
Transform Storage and Rooms With Textiles and Draperies
Expanding space at home without remodeling, Beaunit recommends using window seats for storage, curved traverse rods to create sleeping alcoves, and draperies to redefine spaces such as dining areas and studios. Fabric walls and ceiling treatments offer cost effective, stylish solutions for basements, guest rooms, and combined living areas.
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UPI
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Beaunit
Union Carbide sales and earnings hit new highs
Union Carbide reports record first half sales of 1.097 billion dollars, up 9 percent from 1965, with earnings rising 15 percent to 125.5 million dollars. Second quarter sales reach 566.7 million and earnings total 63.7 million, up 11 percent from 1965. Export demand remains strong, capacity expansions planned, including glyoxal and two ethylene plants, to ease shortages and boost efficiency.
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NEW York — Union Carbide
Binny Mason Jr
Mason
Union Carbide
United States
Buck celebrates 40 years in insurance work
George W. Buck president and treasurer of W H Wills Insurance Agency marks 40 years in the business this month. He spent 12 years with Aetna Life and Casualty and 28 with the Wills Agency. Buck, a Dartmouth graduate, held senior roles in Aetna’s Bond Department and later the Vermont agency. Attendees included T L Snow and several Wills officials at the Four Chimneys.
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W. H. Wills Insurance Agency, Inc
South Street
Aetna Life and Casualty
Wills Agency
Buck
Dartmouth College
Boston
Providence
R.I
Vermont
William H. Wills
Vermont Association of Insurance Agents
Bennington Co-operative Savings and Loan Association
County National Bank
Four Chimneys
T. L. Snow
Springfield
Massachusetts
Mr. Buck
Jack L. Garrison
Harvey P. Goodchild
Peter R. Donavan
Robert Hayes
Five Day Boston Forecast From UPI
Five day outlook for New England through Wednesday shows near normal temperatures with Vermont up to six degrees above seasonal norms. Boston and area will stay warm overall with a cooler Tuesday, and precipitation averaging up to .2 inch in showers Tuesday.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Maine
Portland
Eastport
Greenville
Caribou
Norshaft Lions Set Street Fair
Norshaft Lions, co chairs Carl Hess and Charles Batease, plan an Aug 11 12 and 13 carnival in the railroad station yard on Main Street. They will offer games rides hot buttered corn and a food sale led by Mrs Carl Hess with crafts for sale and donations welcome. Teens will hawk popcorn and other items.
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Charles Batease
Norshaft Lions
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