Vague Rhode Island probate notice for Williston estate
In Bristol Rhode Island Probate Court Elizabeth W Pettine has qualified as Administratrix for the estate of William R. Williston creditors must file their claims with the Probate Clerk within the time prescribed by law starting August 14 1959. Notice dated August 14 1959. Anthony J. Dennis Jr Clerk.
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Williston
William R
Elizabeth W Pettine
Bristol storm wrecks boats and recalls war hero
Southeast winds up to 40 miles per hour battered Bristol with intermittent rain. Four children were rescued when their three boats drifted from Portsmouth to Hog Island as Coast Guard crews aided in the harbor rescue. An 18 foot home made sailboat named Paradise was wrecked at Hope Street beach. The Onrust and Onza faced danger near the stone piers while anchors and motor worked to steady them. A new power cruiser owned by William Church was secured with anchors. The Prudence trip was canceled as Capt. Norman DesLauriers, the 26th Bristolan to die in the war, was killed in France. Local officials toured Parasmede Shoe Company, noting 125 employees and wage plans after training.
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Portsmouth
Hog Island
U. S. Coast Guard
Bristol Harbor
Nicholas Paradise
Hope St
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Anthony J. Dennis, Jr
Bristol Phoenix
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Rocks
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Onrust
Onza
William Church
Prudence
Capt
Norman A DesLauriers
USA
France
John G Des Lauriers
Army
Fort Benning
George
Infantry
Paramede Shoe Company
Child St
Warren
Freddie's Furniture CO
OF Business
Jamiel's Dept. Store
State Street
Bradford
Shank
Hamburg
Phoenix
Bristol Ferry Road
Pocasset Country Club
Buz Terry and
Orch
Gene Quinn
Joe Finucci
Mt. Hope Bridge