Wrest Orton Opens Second Country Store in Rockingham
Wrest Orton announces the June 23 opening of a new Vermont Country Store in Rockingham on Route 103 two miles from I 91 Exit 6. The project features antique features from old Boston buildings, Rogers group statues, a lime of 19th century exhibits, and a lunch bar run by Ray and Mrs Clark, with plans for further period attractions.
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Wrest Orton
Rockingham
Weston
Vermont
Loney Construction Co
Ortons
Old Harvest Medical College
Boston
The
Medical College
Boston University
New Hampshire
Ray Clark
Rogers Groups
John Rogers
Orton
Rogers
Jewel
Rutland
Saliba Promoted to Fitchburg District Manager
In Portsmouth a Metropolitan Life meeting announced William J. Saliba CLU has been promoted to district manager for the Fitchburg Massachusetts area. Saliba joined the company in 1955 and has held several posts including agency manager at Bennington and field training consultant before his latest appointment. He is married with two sons and plans to move his family to West Leominster Massachusetts.
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Manchester
N.H
Portsmouth
Rudolph Michaud
CLU
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
William J. Saliba
Fitchburg, Mass
Saliba
Burlington
Bennington
Rutland
Fitchburg
Anthony Drive
West Leominster
Mass
Vermont Bank Declares Dividend
Vermont National Bank board declares its regular quarterly dividend on Common Stock at the June 14 meeting. President John Hunter Jr. notes the banking community shares in economic resurgence and an accelerated timetable for expected growth, while costs rise and taxes and regulation threaten corporate profits this year.
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Brattleboro
Vermont National Bank
John Hunter Jr
New England Utilities Form NEPEX Control Center
Nine major utilities in New England planned a single NEPEX control center at West Springfield Massachusetts to coordinate generation and transmission across six states by 1970. The system will monitor power output with a computer, integrate Big 11 plants, and ensure low costs and high reliability for region consumers.
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Rutland
New England
New England Power Exchange
NEPEX
West Springfield
Mass
Connecticut Valley Electric Exchange
Southington
Boston Edison Company
Central Maine Power Company
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Eastern Utilities Associates
New England Electric System
New England Gas and Electric Association
Northeast Utilities
Public Service Company of New Hampshire
The
United Dlominating Company
Decorate porches with golden or russet mums in clay pots
New York reports on bright golden or russet colored mum plants placed in natural red clay pots with matching saucers. Clay pots add color and can be moved easily for indoor or outdoor use.
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New York
UPI
Vermont Tourist Opinion Survey To Gauge Highway Views
Vermont Department of Highways conducts its second annual tourist traffic survey to collect opinions on the state, its attractions, and improvements from visitors. Interviewers will work two shifts daily, with one weekend shift, asking about trip origin routes, stops, purchases, and points of interest visited.
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Vermont
Vermont Department of Highways
Development Department
Upward Trend in Housing Buoys Stanley Works in 1967
The Stanley Works anticipates gains in the second half of 1967 from strengthening U.S. housing starts and improved European economies, with first-half earnings close to prior year. The company, a major hand tool and hardware maker, operates 31 U.S. plants, nine foreign facilities, and employs about 13,700 people.
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New Britain
Conn
Stanley Works
U.S
Financial Analysis Society of Detroit
Donald W. Davis
Davis
England
Germany
Italy
Garth W. Edwards
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Mexico
Brazil
Colombia
Guatemala
T shaped carport design with six center trusses
Architectural experts at Allied Chemical's Barrett Division propose a two car carport with a butterfly roof. The design uses six center trusses and offers optional storage space enclosed by gypsum wall board.
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New York
UPI
Allied Chemical
Barrett
Transfers Reported by Town Clerk in Week of June 15 22
Town Clerk Miss Mary Ho reports transfers recorded June 15 to 22 in Bennington and Old Bennington. Listings include buyers and sellers such as Randall to Chesidine for corner Jefferson Avenue Weeks Street. Perrotta to Martin on West Main Street. Cascio to Mitchell on Harrison Avenue. Dickie to Davenport off Orchard Road. Seguin to Condon on Merson Street. Preston to LeBarron on Grandview Street. Vermont Bank and Trust Co trustee to Parks on West Street. Byrnes to Tuzzio on Dewey Street.
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Mary Hodeck
Rodger L
Patricia Randall
David M
Christine M. Chesidine
Bennington
Jefferson Avenue
Weeks Street
Virginia N. Sr
Patricia N. Perrotta
Mary G. Martin
West Main Street
Louise H. Cascio
Troy
N.Y
James R
Johanna M. Mitchell
Harrison Avenue
Henry H
Dorothy I, Dickie
Hoosick
Gary A
Sarah H. Daven
Orchard Road
Wayne Gauthier
Maurice L
Bernice M. Seguin
William J
Mary Ellen C. Condon
Merson Street
Stuart L
Joan I. Preston
Raymond P
Marjorie L. LeBarron
Grandview Street
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Joseph W. R
Emmely Parks
West Street
Old Bennington
Andrew P. Byrnes
Henry and
Rose Tuzzio
Fairfield
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State University College of Forestry
Better Business Bureau
Arborists’ Association
National Shade Tree Conference
American Phytopathological Society
Townshend
U.S. Army
Aubrey Stratton
Vermont Country Store
Bradferd
Johnson
Bennington R. Bennington
Burner Parts Insurance
Agway Petroleum Corp
Max Perrotta
Mgr
Ben Mont Ave
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Rennington
Vermont Bank
Utilities
Co-Operative Savings & Loan Association
Bennington, Vermont
Bellows Falls
Chester
Manchester Center
Vermont Highway Dept
Stanley
Blue Hill
Monument Ave
Bennington, VT
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Gerald £. Morrissey, Inc
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