Couples from New York open Arlington Inn
West Arlington innkeepers Patricia and Peter Houghton have freshened the West Mountain Inn also known as West Mountain Farm off Route 313. They painted and wallpapered guest rooms, laid carpet in the dining room, refinished antiques, and added Tiffany lamps and distinctive lighting for a homey country atmosphere. Luncheon runs noon to 2 pm daily except Mondays. dinner 6 to 9 pm with Sunday candlelight buffet. Peter, formerly from Montreal, studied at Loyola University.
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West Arlington
West Mountain Inn
West Mountain Farm
Route 313
Patricia
Peter Houghton
Houghtons
Peter
Montreal
University of Loyola
West Mountain Inn venture sparks New England inn plans
CVPS Rutland reports weekly and year to date kilowatt hour output while Pat Houghton, once Bermuda hotel auditor, moves toward a new venture with Bill and Kristin Hubbard. The group envisions a small country inn in New England with hiking, skiing, and seasonal swimming, inviting organizations for seminars at West Mountain Inn.
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Bermuda
Pat
Toronto
Bill
Kristin Hubbard
New York
Arlington
Center For Housing Partnerships
New England Preservation Associates
Kristin
Houghtons
England
Hubbards
New England
Acres of West Mountain
Sprague's Earnings Soaring In 1973 Third Quarter
Sprague Electric Co of North Adams reports for the three months ending Sept 30 1973 net sales of 48 578 100 up 35 percent from 1972's third quarter. Net profit before extraordinary items is 2 094 140 or 61 cents per share versus 21 351 or 1 cent in the prior year. Including extraordinary items total profit amounts to 3 078 281 or 90 cents per share. For the first nine months of 1973 net sales reach 144 353 034 up from 107 407 307 last year. Net profit before extraordinary items is 6 056 496 or 1 77 per share versus a loss of 810 109 in 1972. Including extraordinary items nine months profit is 8 685 292 or 2 54 per share, against a 155 390 loss in 1972.
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North Adams
Mass
Sprague Electric Co
Patrick M Perrott Joins Hoisington Realty as Salesman
Patrick M Perrott is announced as a licensed salesman with Hoisington Realty at 489 Main Street. A lifelong Bennington resident, he lives with his wife Patricia and four children at 124 County Street. He is a 1954 Bennington High School graduate and earned his license in April 1973, to work full time on residential, commercial and rural property sales.
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William E. Hoisington
Patrick M. Perrott
Hoisington Realty
Main Street
Perrott
Bennington
County St
Patricia
Bennington High School
Two Vermont firms settle over deceptive consumer practices
Burlington Assistant Attorney General announces assurances of discontinuance against Stryker Mobile Homes and C. H. Goss Co. Both firms agreed to service and honor warranty obligations and to disclose material facts. Stryker will resolve future consumer complaints per fair standards. Goss will disclose engine year facts in future sales.
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Burlington
Howard R. Goldberg
Vermont
Armand C. LaCount
Stryker Mobile Homes
East Montpelier
Louis Pariseau
Stryker
C. H. Goss Co
Goss Dodge
Consumer Fraud Division
Goss
Bennington Transfer Records This Period
Bennington town clerk records show transfers from Oct 25 to Nov 2 including Michael D. Ball and Karen B. Ball selling to Timothy D. Dorman and Laura S. Dorman of Williams Town Mass for 124 Harrison Ave at 24000 dollars. Frances L Buckley estate transfers to R Marshall and Elaine Franz Witten for West Street Old Bennington at 70000 dollars. Anita T Lamb estate transfers to Jonathan E Taylor and Linda M Taylor for 72 Monument Avenue Old Bennington at 0 dollars. Leslie H Robinson and Susan D Robinson of Shaker Heights Ohio transfer to John and Donna A Antognioni at 116 Lyons St Old Bennington for 19500 dollars.
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Bennington
Michael D
Karen B. Ball
Timothy D
Laura S. Dorman
Williamstown
Mass
Harrison Ave
Frances L. Buckley
R. Marshall
Elaine Franz Witten
West Street
Old Bennington
Anita T. Lamb
Jonathan E
Linda M. Taylor
Monument Avenue
Leslie H
Susan D. Robinson
Shaker Heights
Ohio
John
Donna A. Antognioni
Lyons St
How to Bargain for a Used House and Save
A. M. Watkins explains that a house’s value varies by buyer and location, and bargaining can cut costs. For homes under 35,000 dollars bid 10 to 20 percent beneath asking. higher-priced homes require written bids and lawyer review. Real estate appraisers and deed records help gauge true value.
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A.M. Watkins
Watkins
Society of Real Estate Appraisers
The
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
City Hall
Children design Xmas seals for 1975 Vermont entry
Vermont and national students up to sixth grade are invited to submit two dimensional holiday scenes on 18 by 24 inch paper for the 1975 Christmas Seal sheet. Tempera or crayons recommended. themes include The Holidays at My House and What I Do At Christmas. Entries due by December 15 to the Vermont Lung Association.
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South Burlington
Vermont
Fireplaces rise in popularity as fuel shortages loom
Amid fears of heating fuel shortages Americans turn to wood and coal stoves and fireplaces. Builders add masonry and steel pre fabrications, firewood costs rise, New York City homes and Capitol Hill offices maintain wood supply, and enthusiasts seek unique fuels while echoing the old adage that a woodpile warms twice.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
New York
Staten Island
Applewood
Sassafras
New York City
National Park Service
Capitol
White House
Nixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
BenMont Papers
BenMont
Arlington Inn
Rutland — Electric
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Sprague
Patrick Perrott
Wickes
North St
EXON
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Qurveying
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Pratt Street
Dorothea M. Brooks
UPI
Vermont’ Lung Association
VLA
Farrell St
Joylynn McCraw
Barre
Thomas Dwyer
Dwyer’s Gulf
Vermont Petroleum Association
Montpelier
Dwyer
Morse & Butler
North Street
Bunker Hill
Abitibi
Matt Bennington
Progress VE
Depot Street
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