Shaftsbury Land Transfers Recorded by Town Clerk
Shaftsbury town clerk Elizabeth King reports recent land transfers. Warren E Paddock Fannie E Hunter of Bennington to Milton H Mackey Shaftsbury and Robert W Mackey Bennington, land on Greenwich Street. Raymond A Victor Mary A Victor and Samuel Harriet L Showah of Danbury Conn to James M Speigelhalter Bethel Conn land easterly of U S 7. Borghilda N Colling of Salisbury Conn to George Arlene Randall Shaftsbury land off Cider Mill Road. Robert W and Patricia A ----
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Elizabeth King
Warren E. Paddock
Fannie E. Hunter
Bennington
Milton H. Mackey
Robert W. Mackey
Greenwich Street
Raymond A. Victor
Mary A. Victor
New Fairfield
Conn
Samuel
Harriet L. Showah
Danbury
James M. Speigelhalter
Bethel
U.S. 7
Myers Land
Borghilda N. Colling
Salisbury
George and
Arlene Randall
Cider Mill Road
Longtin Land
Robert W
Patricia A
Carbide Sales and Earnings Dip Below 1966 Levels
Union Carbide reports third quarter sales of 545.041 million, down about 5 percent from 1966. third quarter earnings total 37.395 million, or 61 cents per share, versus 56.811 million or 94 cents in 1966. For the first nine months, sales reach 1.60184 billion, about 4 percent below last year, with earnings of 124.144 million or 2.05 a share, versus 182.269 million or 3.02 share in 1966.
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NEW York — Union Carbide
Binny Mason, Jr
Zoning Permits Issued In Bennington October
Bennington Zoning Inspector A Sidney Edson reports October building permits. J C Stewart Convent Avenue garage estimated 1500. David P Alexander Prospect Street one family dwelling 15000. George Kerbs 10 Pine Circle one family house 25000. Douglas G Sweet Convent Avenue addition to office 400. Dr Lee McCarthy Pine Circle one family residence 15000. Granger Construction Co addition Putnam Memorial Hospital 1293700. Peter Pappas 355 Elm Street playhouse 150.
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Bennington
A. Sidney Edson
J.C. Stewart
Convent Avenue
David P. Alexander
Prosepect Street
George Kerbs
Pine Circle
Douglas G. Sweet
Lee McCarthy
Granger Construction Co
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Peter Pappas
Elm St
Playhouse
Bennington’s 50 Year Home Furniture Pioneer Max Fienberg
The Bennington furniture store marks 50 years with founder Max Fienberg still active at 78, crediting his installment buying approach and trusted customers for decades. The firm siting at Main and Valentine Streets originated in 1883 and expanded through 1944, now run with his son Oscar. Fienberg, an immigrant from Russia via Albany, built a local legacy rooted in hard work and faith in customers, with the business philosophy of “Feather Your Nest with A Little Down.”
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Bennington
Max Fienberg
Home Furniture Co
Bennington County
Fienberg
Oscar
Main
Valentine Streets
J. Ed. Walbridge
Walbridge
Ward
America
Albany
Europe
Lithuania
South Pearl Street
Quinlan Drug Store
J. Ed Walbridge
Parker
Pennsylvania
Burlington
Rutland
Oscar Fienberg
Wsy
Max Fienverg
Washington Avenue
Construction Index At Record High
The Dodge Index of construction contract values rose to a record 168 in September, with total contracts for future construction at $4.695 billion, up 14 percent from a year earlier. August reached 165, surpassing the prior 164 from June 1967. Chief economist George A. Christie said the sector is rising sharply as a make-up period follows a depressed state.
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New York
George A. Christie
Christie
Dodge
Septeber
Harvest Day set for next Wednesday in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Auxiliary volunteers will visit homes in Hoosick Falls next Wednesday to collect package goods produce and money for the health center. Donations may be left at Wilcox Store for pickup. DAR Anniversary and Open House events also noted with luncheon guest speaker Mrs James E Clyde state regent elect and entertainment by the Hoosick Falls Central School Choir.
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Hoosick Falls
Women’s Society of the Church
James E. Clyde
Syracuse
Hoosick Falls Central School
Clerient Choir
William Gaillard
Capital District
More Stores To Open At Shopping Center
The expanded W T Grant Co store opens this week at Monument Plaza on North Bennington Road, the first in a series of openings at the enlarged center. Last week Vermont Bank and Trust Co opened its eighth office in the north end, with a hardware store, drug store and book store expected soon. Raymond A. Carye of Chelmsford, Mass., president of Barbara Jean Realty Corp., is involved.
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W.T. Grant Co
Monument Plaza
Bennington Road
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Grant
Raymond A. Carye
Chelmsford
Mass
Barbara Jean Realty Corp
Aubuchon Hardware Co
Fitchburg
Carye
Tom Thumb
Aubuchon Hardware
Grant’s
Union Carbide to Build 15 Million Puerto Rico Plant
Union Carbide Food Products Incorporated will build a 15 million dollar meat casings plant at Barceloneta Puerto Rico, due on stream in 1970. Elio E Tarika will be president and CEO of the new firm with John R Hulton as board chair. Payroll is expected around 1.5 million annually.
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New York
Union Carbide Food Products Incorporated
Union Carbide Corporation
Barceloneta
Puerto Rico
Binny Mason Jr., Corporation
Elio E. Tarika
United States
John R. Hulton
Union Carbide
Hulton
Union Carbide Caribe Inc
Caribe’s
Penuelas
Arecibo
Ponce
West Arlington Social Meeting Noted At Methodist Church
Next Monday evening at 8.00 pm the Ladies Aid Society of West Arlington Methodist Church will meet. Members expressed gratitude to all who donated services or food to last week’s turkey supper and to those who patronized the event. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Burgess recently returned from a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgess in Annandale Virginia, noting warm summer weather there and time spent at the younger Burgess’ vacation home in the Shenandoah Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
West Arlington Methodist Church
Henry C. Burgess
Robert Burgess
Annandale
Burgess
Shenendoah Valley
Loss from Accidents Totals $998 Million in August
NEW YORK The nation’s economic loss from traffic accidents totaled an estimated $998 million in August, down $126 million from July and below $1 billion for the first time in four months. Fatalties 4,840, injuries 519,633. Through August 1967, losses total about $7.91 billion, slightly under the 1966 pace. The Insurance Information Institute notes losses include wages, medical, property damage, and insurance service costs.
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New York
Insurance Information Institute
National Safety Council
Institute
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Maple Hill
Acreage, Inc
Charles P
Edith C. Ballinger
Roselle
N.Y
Myers Road
Marguerite B. Whitten
Garden City
Lawrence V. Whitten
Wallace J
Dolores R. Mead
Shaftsbury Hollow
Horace M
Lola B. Galusha
John C
Priscilla B. Ochocki
Poundridge
West Mountain Road
Services
THE
Vermont Bank
Pratt ST
Agway
Agway Petroleum Corp
Max Perrotta
Mgr
Ben Montave
Mights
Morse C&b Block Inc
Shaftsbury Road
Standard Furniture Co
Buffalo
New York City
Bennington High School
Wharton School of Business
University of
Max and
Edith Beaumont
Carbide
West Arlington
Sandgate
of New
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ANK OF
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Ennington
Winston W
Luther
Safford St. Bennington
Wh. Tel
Metropolitan Life
Main St
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Advertising Council
International Newspaper Advertising Executives
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