Condons Expand Dining Facilities at New Englander
Phase in 18 month building program completed at the New Englander Motel on North Bennington Road. A new north wing adds a 55 seat dining room and a Rallye Room bar with racing memories. Kitchen enlarged. old dining room converted to a coffee shop. Total cost 40000 dollars. Open house planned mid May.
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Condons
New Englander
Robert and
Marie Condon
North Bennington Road
Sebring
LeMans
Condon
Edward H. Frechette
Motor Inn
Bob and Marie Condon
Bennington Pottery
Buckler
Burlington Wage Survey Set by U S Labor Dept
The U S Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics will conduct its fifth annual wage survey in Burlington Vermont during February. Bureau reps will sample manufacturing public utility wholesale retail financial and service establishments in the Burlington metro area as one of 82 nationwide sites for 1964 65. Results cover average salaries hourly earnings for 25 common occupations and details on holidays vacations schedules shift differentials insurance and pension plans.
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Boston
Mass
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Burlington
Wendell D. MacDonald
New England
United States
Jani
Storage tips from Sperry and Hutchinson advisory
New York based Consumer Information Service advises practical home storage ideas. It suggests dividing deep shelves into shallower units, adding a shallow closet on a door, and subdividing broom closets to save space. It cautions against storing seldom used china or glass in valuable kitchen areas and recommends placing brooms in larger closets or on doors.
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New York
UPD
Consumer Information Service
Sperry and Hutchinson Co
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Bennington
Bennington town records show transfers filed last week with Town Clerk Mary Hodeck. On March 20 John Auletta of Yonkers transferred 25 acres on the Harwood Hill west side of U S 7 to Thomas W Hall Jr of Shaftsbury. Also on March 20 Richard G Mallory and Jacquelyn L Mallory of Bennington moved property on Dewey Street west side in Bennington Village to John W Dyer and Marilyn E Dyer of Bennington.
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Bennington
Mary Hodeck
John Auletta
Yonkers
N.Y
Harwood Hill
U.S. 7
Thomas W. Hall Jr
Shaftsbury
Richard G
Jacquelyn L. Mallory
Benenington
Dewey Street
John W
Marilyn E. Dyer
Benningeton
St. Johnsbury Trucking posts 1964 profits and revenue
Milton J. Zabarsky, executive vice president of St. Johnsbury Trucking, reports 1964 gross revenues of 18,499,805 dollars, up 11.6 percent, and net profits after taxes of 1,016,753 dollars, or 1.70 dollars per share, vs 1.60 in 1963.
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St, Johnsbury
Milton J. Zabarsky
St. Johnsbury Trucking Company Inc
Vermont National Bank names new trust officer Thatcher
Clifford R. Thatcher Jr. of Nashua New Hampshire is appointed trust officer of Vermont National Bank Brattleboro by president William S. Tucker. Thatcher, a Trinity College and Boston University Law graduate, studies at American Bankers Association National Trust School and has held roles at Nashua Trust Co. He is married with three children, serves in several community groups, and will start April 15 moving to Brattleboro after the school year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford R. Thatcher Jr
Nashua
N.H
Vermont National Bank of Brattleboro
William S. Tucker
Thatcher
Trinity College
Hartford
Priscilla Tillson
U.S. Air Force
N.H. Air National Guard
Brattleboro
Caracciola Family Breaks Ground On New Office
Caracciola and wife start construction on a real estate office adjoining their fruit and vegetable store on U S 7 in Bennington Village. The building aims to open before Easter, with Ralph Brown of Bennington as general contractor. Joseph Caracciola, a former Bennington town representative in 1963, is active in local politics.
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Joseph Caracciola
Hunt Street
Caracciolas
U.S. 7
Bennington Village
Ralph Brown
Bennington
Caracciola
Space Growth in Homes Reaches 1500 Square Feet
New York report notes that the typical home today averages 1,500 square feet, about thirty percent larger than in 1955, reflecting a trend toward bigger living spaces and higher household standards in postwar America.
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New York
UPI
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