Police report detailing multiple auto accidents in town
Edward P Machado 30 of 19 Catherine St reports parking on Hope St before 11 p.m. on the 14th and finding a left door dent when returning at 1 15 a.m. A separate morning collision on ee Drive caused minor damage to two cars. Witnesses include Sree Wild 38 of 58 san N St Pa tucket and William G who reported damage on Bay View Ave. near Buttonwood. James V Bucci 40 of 38 cult Dr Riverside was involved on Hope St at 9 a.m. when another car stopped suddenly causing a dented front. Officer Demars investigated.
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Edward P. Machado
Catherine St
Thomas Store
Hope St
Sree Wild
San N St. Patucket
James V. Bucci
Cult Dr
Riverside
Cape
G. Machindklan
Fountainé St
W. Barrington
Oficar
Thread Firm Takes Over Plant 1
The former C A plant at the corner of Bradford and Thames Streets has been visited by over 22 representatives from lane companies and engineers during a nationwide sales push. Bristol’s community efforts and building specs influenced most sites, but Premier Thread Company found the plant a perfect fit for its operations.
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Darling
Bradford
Thames Sts
Bristol Phoenix
Bradford and
Lane
Goff
Bristol
Tendent and school staff seek medical aid and support
A fragment cites a school administrator describing a program to arrange and assist at all medical services with involvement from the school dentist, teachers, and outside agencies. The text indicates coordination of health resources and an administrator's stance on the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendent
Eighth Sophia Little Home Elects Officers in Cranston
At the Little Home in Cranston during the Eighth annual meeting held February 6, officers were elected. Grafs ton H Willey was named president with Mrs Frank B Kent as vice president, Mrs Robert F Eddy secretary, Mrs Charles Curtis assistant secretary, Norman Archibald Archambault treasurer, and Mrs Lawrence S Vories assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Little
Cranston
Grafston H. Willey
Sed
Frank B. Kent
Robert F. Eddy
Charles Curtis
Norman Archibald Archambault
Lawrence S. Vories
Ansistant
URI To Up Tuition At URI For Out Of State Students
The University of Rhode Island will raise out of state tuition from 500 to 600 dollars next academic year, while Rhode Island resident general fees stay at 200 dollars. Housing rates also rise in several dorms including Adams Hall and Kingston Inn, with increases ranging from ten to twenty dollars per semester. The president cites rising operating costs and loan amortization as reasons.
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URI
University of Rhode Island
Butterfield
Bressler Halls
Adams Hall
Kingston Inn
Eleanor Roosevelt Hall
Anne Hutchson
Helen E. Peck
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Hope and
Remington
Mt Sons
Wood St
Hopeworth
Nunes Agency
Stoughton’s
High St. Hame
Chevrolet
Mt. Hope Avenue
Elizabeth Smith
Hearthstone House
Seekonk
Byfield St
Barrington
M. Finger Sons
Hope Hardware
Hope Street
Phoenix
Murphy Ave
of Hope - and-Oliver Ste. cL
Bluebird Apts
Hope
Larry
Metacom Ave
Warren
Avon Cosmetics
Almeida Construction Co
Broad Common Road
A. N. Nunes Agency
U. S
Necchi Sewing Center
St. Main St
Fail River
Tom Durfee
President Ave
Call OS
Nunes
Bristol County
Bay View Ave
William H.R
Manchester
Sunnyside Avenue
Ralph
Allstate Insurance Co
Dom Canna
Beach Rd
Perroni Real Estate
Washington, St
Police
William G
Buttonwood
Thread Firm
Premier
Francis H. Horn
New England
Rhode Island
Fruitland
Frimy
R. A MacDougall, Inc
ZEN Davis
Mt Me Ee
Macdougall, Inc. Eneral
Aluminum
Jalousie
N Arrem, R. I
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