Elected president clash over tax statement notary rule
The Rhode Island Tax Officials Association at its 14th annual meeting in Providence unanimously disapproved any plan requiring tax statements be made before a notary public rather than a member of the board of tax assessors. Mayor Joseph H. Gainer welcomed attendees.
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State House
Providence
Board of
Tax Assessors
Joseph H. Gainer
Notable Bristol figure elected president of Tax Officials Association
Philip Brady of Bristol was elected to lead the Tax Officials Association succeeding Samuel Simbo of Battle Compton after five years as president. Brady’s long public service includes Bristol School Committee member and first secretary, Providence correspondents roles, and multiple local offices.
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Samuel Simbo
Battle Compton
Brady
Bristol
Old Providence Telegram
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Providence Tribune
Boston Globe
New York World
Board of Tax Assessors
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Justice of Peace
Parth District Court
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Overseers of the Poor Association
Hvydrauhean Engine & Hose Company
Bradys
Owas
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Exeter Area
Property transfer records show Mildred Fo Drman Preosadencee conveying land to Wonthrop Real Estate Company. The parcel known as the Neth bat west side of Main road lies in Exeter with about 20 acres east on Meta com avenue. Jacob Dandis Fall Rive retains adjoining rights.
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Mildred Fo Drman
Wonthrop Real Estate Company
Neth
Francis Exeter
Jacob Dandis Fall
Metacom Avenue
Is Your Health Slowly Slipping Away
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a kidney and back relief. Mrs J H Mott of Bristol testifies the remedy eased painful backaches and kidney dull heaviness after cold. The ad urges asking for Doan's Pills at Buffington Pharmacy with a Foster Milburn Co address in Buffalo.
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J H Mott
Cook Street
Dean's
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Naturalization Session Set at Bristol Court House
Superior Court in Bristol County will hear petitions for naturalization Monday Dec 21 at 10 15 am at the Bristol Court House. In the afternoon the clerk will accept citizenship applications both first and second and outlines eligibility for older first paper holders and married women’s rights under the naturalization law.
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Bristol Court House
Bristol County
United States
Rhode Island
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Thas
Bristol
Bristol Chapter D R A meeting marks 34th birthday
Bristol Chapter D R attended at Mrs Robert Lanphear home on Monday afternoon celebrating the 34th anniversary since its 1891 organization. Charter members named with four remaining active. officers and committees reported progress including Philippine Scholarship and Isles Island work. new member welcomed. travel talk highlighted England castles and gardens. Christmas table decor and refreshments featured.
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Bristol
Robert F Lanphear
Joshua Wilbour
J Russell Bullock
Lidian Cooke
Abby DeWolf Gibson
Charlottte Maria Shepard
Elizabeth ( French
Emma W Bullock
Emma R Chesebrough
Sylvia Dew Ostrander
Elizabeth M = Colt
Clara B Miller
Clara de Wo Herreshoff
Florence G DeWolf
Mildred
Whilliams
Shepard
Colt
Miller
Williams
Manchester
Regent
A MM Merriman
Flhs Island
H H Cabot
England
Roof Lanphear
FP Church
Sarah , Munro
Beebe Hale
Howard Ro Newman
Angevine
To the Ladies comedy by Kaufman and Nelly at Colt Memorial High
The Charles Hanna Players of New York present To the Ladies at the Colt Memorial High School auditorium Roelock tonight under school auspices for athletic conservation. The program includes three acts with songs La Czarine dx Game and Good Night Beloved. Miss MOT Sullivan directs music and Miss Betty Kinder accompanies. A large audience is expected as seating is sold out. Additional benefit events include a food sale on January 7 and a dramatic reading Mary Marx Quite Contrary by Professor Thomas Crosby of Brown University on January 21 at the Colt Memorial High School building.
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George Kaufman
Mareonnelly
Charles Hanna
New York
Colt Memorial High School
Roelock
Pinsuti
Mot Sullivan
Betty Kinder
Prano
Mary Marx
Thomas Crosby
Brown University
Colt Wiemerial High School
Christmas Greeting Card Riddle About Keeping Calm
A humorous verse riffing on the challenges of sending Christmas cards with Kipling like tones. It teases the reader for choosing suitable cards and remembering addresses while maintaining a cheerful, self congratulatory endnote.
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Rudyard Kipling
Eve
Scout
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