Bennington Transfers Reported by Town Clerk
Bennington town clerk Miss Mary Hodeck reports transfers recorded in the week of Oct 27 to Nov 2. Properties include Houghton Street North Bennington, Scott Street quit claims, Elm Street quit claim, Gage Street area, and five parcels on Washington Elm Robinson and Pageant Streets. Also a November 1 transfer of property off Gage Street to James McSherry and others. Boston weather: five day forecast near seasonal normals with highs in 40s north and 50s south, rain possible, colder after weekend.
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Bennington
Mary Hodeck
Claire Nolan
Robert P. Nolan
Sibley Development Corp
Houghton Street
North Bennington
Ariin G
Martha E. Brown
John Paul
Helen Yott
Rutland
Annette M. Burgess
Scott Street
Annette M, Burgess
Elm Street
James W
Walter and
Louise McSherry
Leonard M
Mildred H. Bills
Wilmington
Gage Street
A. H. Winslow, Inc
Norman H. Greenberg
Washington Avenue
Main Street
Franklin Lane
Robinson Avenue
Pageant Street
Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Newly Renovated Orvis Inn Opens Nov 10 in Manchester
The Orvis Inn in Manchester, bought by Equinox Corp, reopens November 10 after comprehensive renovations. The 35 rooms now feature new decor, carpeting, wallpaper and furniture while maintaining the Orvis name. Rates under the American Plan are 19 dollars per person for doubles and 17 for adjoining family rooms, including breakfast and dinner with 20 percent ski week discounts. A lift failure guarantee with Big Bromley offers free room and board after the first night until lifts resume. Chef Edward Porchesa of the Christie Inn will lead the dining operation with options for lunch at extra cost.
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Manchester
Orvis Inn
Thomas F. Farley
Equinox Corp
Des Cor
New England
Farley
Robert Towers
Equinox House
The
Orvis
Big Bromley
Bromeley
New England manufacturing gains uneven but rising
Federal Reserve Bank report shows Connecticut, New Hampshire and Vermont led regional factory job growth since 1947 with gains in electronics, transportation equipment and rubber while Maine shoe output rose and Rhode Island diversified before overall regional manufacturing employment balanced out.
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BOTON
UPI
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Bank
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Stanley Works Reports Drop in Sales and Earnings
Stanley Works, New Britain, reports third quarter 1967 sales of 55.3 million dollars, down from 56.96 million a year earlier, with earnings of 2.23 million dollars or 62 cents per share. Nine months sales stand at 170.82 million and earnings at 7.60 million dollars. Company notes orders rising in U S and Canada as economies improve, with stronger Consumer and Construction Components sales. The firm lists 32 U S plants, eight in Canada, 11 in 8 other countries, about 13,700 employees and over 18,700 stockholders.
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New Britain
Conn
Stanley Works
Donald W. Davis
U.S
Davis
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Canada
Shaftsbury students skip classes for parent conferences
Principal Samuel Carrara of Shaftsbury Elementary announces that Grades 1 and 2 will have no classes on November 7. Parent teacher conferences will run all day and into the evening to accommodate working parents as a first time progress report method. Nearby, 4-H Dairy Club begins new year with meetings led by Barbara Ackerman and Margaret Harris. New Hilltop Girls 4-H Club members are Ginny Hall, Kathy Hall, Gwynne Paddock, Crystal Greene, and Pamela Center.
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Samuel Carrara
Shaftsbury Elementary School
Bernard MceCarthy
Bernard McCarthy
Woodside
L. I
N.Y
Mark Brennan
West Shaftsbury
Barbara Ackers Man
Margaret Harris
Hilltop Girls
Virginia Dooley
Ginny
Kathy Hall
Gwynne Paddock
Crystal Greene
Pamela Center
Blanche Center
Arlington Marine Cpl Curtis Webb Curtis Returns From Vietnam
Arlington based Cpl Scott Webb Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis, has come home after 13 months in Vietnam and will report to Camp Lejeune North Carolina after leave with his parents. Yankee Doodler Drum Bugle and Baton Corps members roller skate Sundays at Twist-a-Burger North Bendinton at a special rate to raise funds for their bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Scott Webb Curtis
Clarence Curtis
Vietnam
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Yankee Doodler
North Bennington
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Inn
Edward Porchesa
Christie Inn
Londonderry
General Tire and Rubber, Inc
Miller
Tvproy
Educational
Better TV Inc
Main ST
Hedstrom
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Pittsfield Neon
Cnasters of
Dalton Ave
Pittsfield
Mass
Acker
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
John M. Moore
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Grand Union Empire
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
DIAL
Cies Tractionaire Vehic
Tractionaie Firestone TM
SAN St Inc
Stewart-Warner
Winkler
DEPOT
Bennington, VT
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