Real Estate Transfers List Several Local property Sales
Margaret W Condron sells Wellington Avenue house and lot to Daniel J and Theresa K OBrien. Leroy and Martha G Mood transfer Pomeroy Avenue property to Edward H and Priscilla Ann Burke. Seymour Realty Corp transfers Pollock Avenue property to James W and Eugenia S Bushey. W Bradford West trustee sells South John Street property to Anthony J and Mary S Salatino. Gilbert E West and Elizabeth W Wellington sell South John Street property to Anthony J and Mary S Salatino. Frederick M Myers Jr sells Stockbridge Street Lenox house and lot to Arthur W and Jean Brusila. John and Elw ine McManus sell Route 8 Otis property to Donald D and Jeanne Tacy. Howard Houston Jr and Leonard Houston transfer Taber Avenue Lee house and lot to Stephen A and Sandra I Cozzaglio.
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Margaret W. Condron
Daniel J
Theresa K. O'Brien
Wellington Avenue
Leroy
Martha G. Mood
Edward H
Priscilla Ann Burke
Pomeroy Avenue
Seymour Realty Corp
James W. and
Eugenia S. Bushey
Pollock Avenue
W. Bradford West
Anthony J
Mary S. Salatino
South John Street
Gilbert E. West
Elizabeth W. Wellington
Frederick M. Myers Jr
Arthur W
Jean
Brusila
Stockbridge Street
Lenox
John and
Elwine McManus
Donald D
Jeanne Tacy
Route 8
Otis
Howard Houston Jr
Leonadd M. Houston
Stephen A. and
Sandra I. Cozzaglio
Taber Avenue
Lee
Pioneer woman Anne Everest breaks barriers in engineering field
Anne Everest, once discouraged from technical courses, becomes the first woman admitted to BU College of Industrial Technology and the first woman staffer at Arthur D. Little in Cambridge. She delivers a paper at the Cryogenic Engineering Conference and pursues a master’s in metallurgy at MIT while freelancing in illustration and design.
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Pontoosuc
Pittsfield High School
Anne Everest
City Hall
University of Massachusetts
Boston University
Pittsfield
BU College of Industrial Technology
University of California
Berkeley
Everest
Miss Everest
Arthur D. Little
Cambridge
Mass Fiverest
Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission
Mass Everest
Wallace Everest
Ridee Ave
GE Technican
Noolain Pittsfield
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Arthur D Little
San Francisco Chronicle
Howard O. McMahon
Chief Cainan Urges Traffic Light at New Supermarket
Police Chief Thomas H Cainan inspected traffic near Adams Super Market on Tal ton Avenue over two days and urged the Traffic Commission to recommend to the state that a traffic signal be installed. He warned opening of the market along with a new department store and bowling alley would justify a light. The council forwarded his letter to the Traffic Commission.
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Thomas H Cainan
New
Adams Super Market
Talton Avenue
Traffic Commission
Five Injured In Taconic Trail Car Crash
Five people were hospitalized after a head on collision on the Taconic Trail near Petersburg Mountain. Drivers Nelson Duguay 21 of Athol Massachusetts and William Plass of Albany New York were identified. Passengers Lewis Hurd 21 of Orange Massachusetts, Edith Plass, a daughter Donna 8, suffered multiple injuries. Williamstown police assisted. ambulances from Williamstown and North Adams transported victims. State police said Duguay veered into the opposite lane and struck Plass as the latter’s car descended the mountain.
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Petersburg
North Adams
Mass
Troy
Nelson Duguay
Athol
William Plass
Abany NY
Duguay
Lewis Hurd
Orange
Hurd
Plass
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Hanes
America
M. L
Holdenktastons Company
RCA
General Electric TV
Frank J. Pelkey
Newell
Prise
Hibbard School
Wall Street
Goodbody & Co
North Street
Frederick T. Francis
Mohawk
Pittsfield Supply
A. D. Little
Martin Bros
TOY
S&h
Capitol Theater
Cainan
Taconic Trail
W. T. Grant
W. T. Grant Co
YMCA
North St
Lee Institute
Box 1
Brookline
Pittsfield Electric Shop
North Stre
South Street
Bestform
Famous
The
Berkshire Eagle
West Street
Bossidy
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