Guardian Sale of Slade Estate in Bristol Rhode Island
A guardian sells Florence L Slade estate real estate in Bristol RI by decree of the Probate Court on March 7 1949 at 11 00 am April 16 with a Bay View Avenue Thompson Avenue parcel 100 feet by 100 feet subject to taxes and encumbrances. Highest bidder must deposit 1000 cash or certified check at sale and balance on delivery of guardian s deed. Laurine W Bradford guardian and W Vincent Sumpter attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Rhode Island
Bay View Avenue
Thompson Avenue
Antonio Cardoza
Frank C. Furtado
Guardian
Laurine W Bradford
Florence L Slade
W Vincent Sumpter
Vincenzo Cortellessa
Justina Cortellessa
Barrington
Prospect Street
Nayatt Prospect
Samuel N Keith
Bristol Curriculum Council Holds Inaugural Meeting
The Bristol Curriculum Council will hold its first meeting Friday afternoon in Reynolds school teacher conference room. School superintendent Ed ward J. Fitzgerald announced the advisory panel includes faculty principals and lay members with aims to discuss curriculum goals. Senior High teachers listed include Miss Anne D. Sisson Michael Securo Miss Laurine W. Bradford. Elementary staff names also appear with supervisors and principals cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Reynolds School
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Anne D. Sisson
Michael Securo
Laurine W. Bradford
Edward J. Rinaldi
Jessie Molasky
Emily A. Leonard
Florence M. ,Kellogg
Antoinette A. Garista
Mary E. Carmone
M. Theresa Donovan
Mr. Fitzgerald
John L.burke
James E. Sullivan
Marguerite Brogan
Ashton Nominated for District Commander in Legion
Miss Muriel G Ashton senior and vice commander of Kearney Post and District Two American Legion was endorsed as candidate for District Two Commander by local Post members at Legion Hall. Delegates and alternates for the May 14 Portmouth convention were named with plans for a reception April 21 and a 30th anniversary committee. Past commanders will be honored and photos arranged at the post home. New members and reinstatements were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel G. Ashton
Kearney
American Legion
Legion Hall
Portsmouth
Miss Ashton
Albert A. Edmonds
Samuel J. Smith
Joseph Enos
George R. Fish
Robert B
Roco M. Beale
William A. Tanner
John W Church Jr
George T Ingram Sr
John Ennis
Bristol Brings Land Sale Orde r Usher to Heirs
Rhode Island court orders notice by publication to heirs of Nathaniel Byfield in a Bristol land sale case. Four tracts totaling about 44 acres are described for potential sale to satisfy land grants with proceeds directed by court to cy pres. Heirs and unknown interested parties are to appear April 26, 1949.
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John
H. Nolan
Attorney” General Equity
Bristol
Rho Island
Nathaniel Byfield
Rhode Island
Board of Tax Assessors
Metacom Avenue
State Street
Mount Howe Avenue
Wood Street
Bracdfore Street
Congregational Streets
Wood State
Bradfore
Town of
Bristo
High Street
Church
Byfield Streets
Bristol Phoenix
Albert A Soriero
Home Rule Debate Shapes Rhode Island Policy
Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council explains constitutional home rule limits municipal power. The piece outlines state authority versus local charter rights and cites the National Municipal League model constitution. Leo Pelland elected Bristol Aerie Eagles president with new officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council
National Municipal League
Leo Pelland
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Pelland
Salvatore Abate
Paul Salcone
Andrew K. Silvia
Michael Turillo
Joseph Qualey
Joseph Meyerson
Anthony J
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Anniversar
Toby
Main Street
Warren
R. I. Red
M. Imac & Sons
Metacom Ave
Hope St
R. 1
Thompson Ave
Post Home
Franklin ST
Jdeanette
Wood ST
Turkeys
da Ponte & Sons
Baker St
Tel
Guardian's Sale
Florence L. Slade
Ernest
Manny
Thames ST
Bristol, R. YW
Bristol County Roofing CO
Bristolel
State OF Rhode Island
Providence, SC
Superior Court
Equity
Cappelli
Lagistahirs
Piney
Eagles Elect
John H DeStafano
Saugy Blg
Main St
Warren, R I
A. Rucci & Son
Aril
FORD
Bristol Motors
Bristol, R. L
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