Vermont Construction Dips in April 1964 Dodge Report
April Vermont construction contracts totaled 5.414 million dollars, down 29 percent from April 1963. Non residential work fell 48 percent to 499 thousand, residential 1.513 million down 23 percent, and non building at 3.402 million down 27 percent. Through four months 1964, contracts reached 15.723 million, a 17 percent drop from 1963 with non residential 4.473 million down 17 percent, residential 3.565 million down 39 percent, and non building 7.685 million down under 1 percent.
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Boston
Vermont
F.W. Dodge
Dodge
New England Construction Rises in April
Boston reports April contracts for future construction in New England at 241.6 million dollars, up 31 percent from April 1963. Non-residential, residential, and non-building sectors all contributed with non-residential up 82 percent, residential up 13 percent, and non-building up 4 percent.
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New England
Boston
Mass
J. Thomas Ryan
F.W. Dodge
New Catholic Church Combines Tradition with Modern Style
Saint Margaret Marys Roman Catholic Church in Arlington presents a diamond shaped building with a marble veneer and glass exterior. It blends modern design with liturgical function, featuring a seven foot gate with repousse scenes, a Verde Antique altar, and a Tester above the altar while ensuring visibility of the Blessed Sacrament from all seats.
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Arlington
St. Margaret Mary’s
Robert F. Joyce
Burlington
Gerald E. Morrissey
Manchester, N.H
Dirsa and Lampron
New Catholic Church
Saint Margaret Mary’s
Gerald T. Buckley
U.S. 7
Arlington Village
Moses
Christ
John the Baptist
Vermont Marble Co
Adrian Hamers
Jeans Jacques Duval
New York City
Long Time Manchester Business Moves Locations
Purdys Inc an established Manchester business since 70 years ago has moved from its longtime quarters after Factory Point National Bank expansion. Owners Mr and Mrs Harold Purdy relocate two blocks to Carlisle Garage building now offering sheltered bus waiting area and ticket magazines newspapers sales. The firm remains an agent for Vermont Transit and keeps its old account with G H Bass Co while improving parking off U S 7.
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Manchester
Purdys, Inc
Charles E. Young
Factory Point National Bank
Harold I. Purdy
Manchester Center
Carlisle
Battenkill
Pat Merino
Ogden
Greater Manchester
Battenhill Grange Holds Meeting and Plans Arlington Fair
Battenhill Grange discussed concessions for the Arlington Street Fair on August 13 with Raymond McEckron chairing the fifth dance committee and refreshment teams named for June 6 and June 13 dances. The June 17 meeting will focus on education and the plaque contest must be finished by June 9.
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Battenkill Grange
Grange
Arlington Street
Raymond McEckron
Kenneth Clayton
Donald Waite
Belle and
Elaine Decker
Patricia Barbeau
Richard Whitman
Mabel
Donna Crofut
Helen Whitman
Jerome Whitman
Abbie Baker
Charles Bentley
West Arlington
Clarence Decker III
Battenhill Grange
Home Economics
Violet Coole Edge
Vermont
Eastern States Grange
Taconic Grange
Shaftsbury
Mt. Equinox of
Manchester
James Woodard
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Merck Foundation
Rupert
Jennie McKee
Pawlet
Velma Reed
New York Cigarette Tax Adds $47.75 Yearly For Daily Smokers
The Tobacco Tax Council reports that the average daily smoker pays about 47 dollars and 75 cents more each year due to New York cigarette taxation.
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New York
UPI
Tobacco Tax Council
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Rutland
Bennington
Pellows Falls
Chester
Mark Tennien
Red
China
Japan
U.S
Red China
St. Bennington
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Green Mountain Patriots
Fr. Tennien
Svepbettee
Stations of the Cross
Main Street
Louis
Lausville
Bennington Rep
Albany
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