Bennington Property Transfers Noted for Nov 8–16
Bennington town clerk records multiple transfers during Nov 8 to 16 including Eva M. Antonio estate to Francis W. and Helen Antonio for 3000 on Park Street Extension. Jane F. Green and Gygax to Myron and Norma Greene for 8000 at Gage and Maple. Francis B. Woodward to Anthony and Theresa Cavallone for 37300 on Butter Road. Yvonne Gladue acquires 739 Main St. for 8333.33. Harold and Rose Burgess to Richard and Isabell Sleeman for 17500 on Woodford Road. Gordon Foster to Carl Capella for 1500 on Foster Drive. Harte to Timothy Jay and Cynthia Oeschger for in Owosso Michigan at 10 Anthony Drive. Elwell/Moriarty parties to L. John and Tordis Ilg Isselhardt for 7500 a vacant lot south of Main Street North Bennington.
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Bennington
Eva M. Antonio
Francis W
Helen A. Antonio
Park Street
Jane F. Green
Jane F. Gygax
Myron H
Norma L. Greene
Shaftsbury
Gage and
Maple Streets
Francis B. Woodward
Anthony and
Theresa Cavallone
Butter Road
Gerald P. Gladue
Madison
N.J
Doris A. Langel
Lake Worth
Fla
Yvonne Gladue
Main St
Charles H
Margaret D. Harte
Timothy Jay
Cynthia Lee Oeschger
Owosso
Mich
Anthony Drive
David L
Mary M. Moriarty
Francis H
Dorothia M. Elwell
L. John and
Tordis Ilg Isselhardt
Post
Main Street
North
Bennington Zoning Permits Report October Highlights
Zoning Administrator Stuart A. Hurd reports October permits for Bennington. Highlights include single family dwellings for F.B. Woodward at Cyr Court and 59 Butter Road each $20,000, an in ground pool for Louis Betit at 103 Francis St estimated $2,300, and a drive in bank at South and Union streets totaling $46,700. Other items include additions, garages, signs, and a porch with varying costs, with total estimated cost $162,955.
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Stuart A. Hurd
Bennington
Everett LeBlanc
Hicks Ave
F.B. Woodward
Cyr Court
F.B Woodward
Butter Road
Harte Realty Corp
Main St
Addition
Louis Betit
Francis St
Inground Pool
Chittenden Trust Co
South
Union
Edwin J. Emmet Jr
Grandview St
Aaron Venocker
Crescent Blvd
Joseph L. Cassano Sr
Coleville Road
Chester Lockman
North St
Jesse Reed
Chapel Road
Edward Ponte
Corey Lane
Lloyd Bevins
No. Branch St. Ext
Richard L. Beauchamp
Woodland Ave
Roland R. Davignon
Putnam St
Rutland Merchants Save Energy With Light Ban
Rutland The Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce has moved to curb fuel and energy use. Despite purchasing new downtown Christmas lights that would cut wattage by 60 percent, the decorations committee will not use them this season. A survey of 150 members outlined eight energy saving points including lowering store temperatures to 65 and turning off display and stock room lights when not in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
New England states plan bicentennial events in 1976
Regional leaders from six states outlined plans for the U S bicentennial including a Tea Party Weekend reenactment on the Brig Beav er II in Boston and a June 1976 rendezvous in Newport Harbor for 35 to 50 three masted schooners Providence residents recreating the first Rhode Island regiment and Connecticut publishing 30 to 40 monographs Vermont facing funding shortages as it prepares for the 200th anniversary with limited activities without broad support from industry government and foundations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
New England Council For Economic
Boston Harbor
Paul M. Giacobbe
Rhode Island Bicentennial Commission
Newport Harbor
South America
Europe
Providence Resi
Dents
Rhode Island
Brian C. Dow
Connecticut
Bradford Books opens in Bennington with family plans
Bradford and Margot Craig, with son Tom, opened Bradford Books at 250 North St in a former dress shop space. The couple aim for a literary focus with used books, book search services, and potential art displays, a children’s reading corner, and space for consignment sales and local photography.
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Bradford
Margot Craig
Bradford Books
North St
Abingale Langley Ltd
Ed Levin
Tom
William Bradford
Craig
Bradfords
Thomas Bradford
Craigs
Bennington
Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
Richard B. Leake
Walloomsac Road
Dick Leake
Bookman’s Weekly
250 North St
Bradford Press
Protecting Pipes From Cold Weather Woes In Vermont
Burlington reports cold snaps threaten water lines in basements pumphouses and outdoor runs. Milo Moore University of Vermont housing engineer offers practical steps including sealing cellar openings insulating exposed walls and ceilings inspecting pumphouses using heat lamps with proper sealing. He recommends electric heating cables or tapes rated 5 to 8 watts per foot with thermostats and cautions against overlapping or misplacing tape while noting livestock and machinery can cause damage. Water lines outside may need thermostatically controlled tape and insulation to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Milo Moore
University of Vermont
Moore
Engineers Week theme centers on energy resource
Montpelier Vermont engineers announce 1974 theme Engineering Our Greatest Energy Resource for Feb 17 23 with Henry Haggerty of Barre as state chairman. He warns the energy crisis could disrupt daily life including travel and heating while urging engineers to focus on conservation and new energy sources.
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Montpelier
Vermont Engineering Societies
Vermont
Henry H. Haggerty
Barre
Haggerty
United States
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Home Inc
Beech Court
Milies
Hal Halvorsen
Harold E
Rose M. Burgess
Richard and
Isabell Sleeman
Woodford Road
Gordon L
Nancy L. Foster
Carl Capella
Foster Drive
Howard Davis
Rve
Willard Whitney
Northside Dr
Rutland Merchants Save Energy
Burding Surely Comtee
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
New England
James Hormel
Morse & Butler
North Street
Propane
Main
Lee Marsh
Finast
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Santa’s
Oa ‘Wickes
BUY
Progressive
Depot Street
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