Oldest City Plumbing Firm Finds New Quarters
The D F Harrington Plumbing and Heating Co moved to 73 North St consolidating from garages and barns in Morningside after a 350000 Brattleboro Memorial Hospital contract. The 13 000 sq ft complex on Fourth Street includes a think room offices and 25 staff with veterans, with projects in Bennington VT Brattleboro and Amherst MA.
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D. F. Harrington
Fourth Street
Pittsfield Paint Co
Harrington
Uke
Beneficial Move
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Harrington Plumbing & Mweating
Pittsfield
Harrington Plumbing
Bennington
Brattleboro
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Donald F. Harrington
Fiti
Vermont
Floyd Passardi
D. F. Harrington, Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc
Amail
Alvah Emerson
Pinsfield Paint Co
UL Label Signals Safety and Quality in Shingles
The UL label on a product guarantees safety and adequate performance. Asphalt shingles approved for wind resistance by Underwriters Laboratories meet strict material standards and endure severe wind tunnel tests. Self sealing shingles use factory applied adhesive activated by sun to bond each course to the one below.
Bathroom enamel guidance from trade group
The National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association recommends choosing a quality enamel for bathrooms. Enamel resists moisture, hides well, lasts long, retains color, and withstands constant scrubbing when from a reputable manufacturer.
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National
Massachusetts December construction contracts rise 2 percent
December contracts for future construction in Massachusetts totaled 53 844 000, up 2 percent from December 1962, F W Dodge Co reported. Nonresidential 28 082 000 up 7 percent, residential 25 908 000 up 19 percent, nonbuilding 4 759 000 down 4 percent. For 1962, total contracts were 1 062 424 008, down 4 percent from 1961, with nonresidential 480 548 000 up 22 percent, residential 411 156 000 up 3 percent, nonbuilding 176 720 006 down 45 percent.
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Boston
Massachusetts
F. W. Dodge Co
Dodge
James W. Robertson
Building Permits Dip in 1963 Annual Report
Building Inspector William A Mandell reports 1963 total construction cost at 5,403,855 dollars, down from 6,091,218 dollars in 1962. Single dwellings 126 units cost 2,083,800 dollars. 270 new buildings total 4,548,665 dollars. Permits licenses and certificates issued totaled 1,112, slightly below 1,228 in 1962.
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William A Mandell
Pool numbers rise 15 percent by 1964 end
New York reports that home and public pools will grow by 15 percent by year end 1964, boosting pool chemical sales to about 1 million this year. Disinfectants remain the leading product, with 149,800 public pool operators spending about 674 dollars per year in 1963, while 340,000 residential pool owners also drive demand.
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New York
Chemical Week
Mcthaw-Hill
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