Bennington Real Estate Transfers Reported by Town Clerk
Bennington Town Clerk Miss Mary Hodeck lists transfers from November 11 to 18. Harry F Cordes and Meriam B Cordes to Walter W Murphy and Agnes M Murphy. Two parcels in North Bennington bounded by Bank Street and White Creek Road. William H Morse to John R Hurley and Doreen Hurley, properties in Bennington bounded by Rooney Court and Candib lands. Edward E Dewey Estate to Frederick and Mary J Harwood three adjoining parcels, two west by Dewey Street and one by Putnam Street. William J Rogere of Leicester to Paul J and Mary G Martin, property in Bennington bounded by Street and Shapiro wina L Bard to Leon E and Mildred S Wagner, parcels near Vail and Austin H Roads.
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Bennington
North Bennington
Bank Street
White Creek Road
William H. Morse
John R. and
Doreen Hurley
Rooney Court
Candib
Edward E. Dewey
Frederick
Mary J. Harwood
Dewey Street
Putnam Street
William J. Rogere
Leicester
Paul J
Mary G. Martin
Benni
Shapiro
Wina L. Bard
Leon E
Mildred S. Wagner
Vail
Austin H
Housing Problems Plague French Cities
Paris faces a long running housing crisis as half the city’s homes predate World War I and 12 percent lack running water. Despite suburbs boasting high rise apartments, inflation fears and tight credit keep prices high and new supply slow. Between 1963 and 1971 Paris saw rising unsold stock and slower sales, while France overall shows two thirds of homes built before World War I and many rural homes over a century old.
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Paris
United States
de Gaulle
Britain
U.S
William J. Levitt
France
Lyon
Strasbourg
Architect Hired To Plan Regional School
Whitingham Central School may host a regional high school serving Searsburg Stamford Readsboro Whitingham Wilmington and Halifax. Architect Charles Dingman of Dingman Associates Worcester Mass to design classroom additions for 450-student plan with a 2000 fee credited to construction costs if towns vote to centralize.
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Whitingham
Charles Dingman
Dingman Associates
Worcester
Mass
Whitingham Central School
Windham Southwest
Searsburg
Stamford
Readsboro
Wilmington
Halifax
Dingham
Whitingham High
North Adams
Dingman
March
From Dallas to Houston: A Banker’s Long Rise to President
James W. Keay, en route to Houston seeking work, met Republic National Bank’s vice president in Dallas. That chance talk led to his hire, and after more than 17 years he became bank president while James W. Aston, the man who hired him, serves as board chairman and chief executive officer for centralizing high school facilities or the state will take over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Houston
James W. Keay
Republic National Bank
James W. Aston
New Library Opens At Co-ed College
A modernistic library designed by Edward Durell Stone opens at Windham College in Putney. The Dorothy Culbertson Marvin Memorial Library costs 480000 dollars, holds 55000 books, and features 96 study carrels with open stacks in a ivory brick building.
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Windham
Windham College
Putney
Edward Durell Stone
Dorothy Culbertson Marvin Memorial
Putney Village
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Hodeck
Harry F
Merriam B. Cordes
Walter W
Agnes M. Murphy
Manchester
Phyllis Sodder
Pawlet
Joy Corum
Arlington
Lavina Carman
J. Nelson Carman
State Liquor
Main Street
Charles Stannard
Manchester Depot
Earl Lewis
Rupert
Allen C. Christie
Ringheiser
Mls
Aveol
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
First National Bank
Orthennington
AGWAY
Agway Petroleum Corp
Max Perrotta
Mgr
A. J. Dewey & Sons Lumber and Building Supplies
Mckinley Street
Bennington, VT
DIAL
Charles de Gaulle
Old Bennington
Leon Cook
Melvin Bowen
Howard Davis
Davis
Monument Avenue
F. A. Tucker Co
Rutland
Better Tv, Inc
Huntsville
Ala
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Earth
Chemetron Corporation
National Cylinder Gas Division
Space Center
Pine Crest Boarding Kennel
U.S. 7
Morse C&b Block, Inc
Shaftsbury RD
Dia
Cui
Vermont Gas Corp
Main St. Bennington
John M. Moore
Hodgson
Vermont
DACOR
Miracle
Depo Depot
St. Vial
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