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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1961
Page
6
White Rail Inc 549 Metacom Ave applies under Title 3 of the General Laws for a Class B Victualer license to keep for sale and sell intoxicating beverages and to operate per the 1956 laws and amendments. The filing is recorded at this office as a completed license application for on and off premises sales.
Real estate to be sold at public auction on Wednesday August 9 1961 at 2 oclock p m E D on the premises described in a mortgage deed by Charles L Coleman and Lois Coleman of 18 King Street Ba Rhode Island The lot lies on the easterly side of Metacom Avenue and is bounded by Frank Olech land to the north and west by Olech land to the south and by Metacom Avenue to the east The premises conveyed to the mortgagors by Edward O Shenetux and includes buildings and fixtures Subject to record restrictions and taxes along with a first mortgage to M C Durfee Trustompany dated August 18 1960 and recorded with Town of Warren land evidence notices of intent to mortgage and other filings
About a million and a half older people will receive roughly a 10 percent boost in social security checks, with automatic increases added in September. The change targets aged widows 64 or over, aged dependent widowers, and some dependent parents of deceased workers, while certain multiple-parent cases are excluded.
The article notes that the equipment will include an ambulance stretcher bed with blankets sheets pillows and first aid supplies. The Bristol Town ambulance, owned by the town, is to be used as needed including hurricane home emergencies or serious auto accidents and will standby to back up the Colt ambulance with maintenance funded by a Bristol Civil Defense special fund.
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