Bristol Sewer Board Takes Land for Bristol Sewerage Plan
The Bristol Sewer Commission takes by condemnation fee simple title to a 2 750 square foot lot owned by Charles DeWolf Brownell plus easements totaling about 10 050 square feet for sewerage and disposal works. The action includes permanent and temporary easements on Hope Street and adjacent Brownell and Lamb lands with rights to construct maintain relocate and operate sewers and related structures. Authority cited under Rhode Island public laws and town resolutions, with plat references and official filing date February 5 1982.
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Bristol
Rhode Island
Town of
Riko
Provicina
Rhodesia General Assembly
le Island
Pofford & Thorndike
Ton
Mass
Charles DeWolf Brownell
Fay, Spofford & Thorndike
Boston
Porce H. Lamb
Ruth Mumb
Ferry Road
Lamb
Sai Brownell
Sa Bro
Brownell
Sewer Commission
Hope Street
Arles DeWolf Brownell
Ay, Spofford & Thorndike Engineers
Brownel
H Lumb
Ruth M. Lumb
Lumb
Iles De‘Wolf Brownell
Fay, Spofford & Omnaike
Ho Street
He Street
DAR Observes Washington's Birthday Friday
The Bristol Chapter of the DAR marked Washington's Birthday at the chapter house last Friday with a speaking program. CPO Robert L Power, officer in charge of the US Coast Guard depot here, was the main speaker. Tea was served by several members, with prospective members attending as guests.
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Bristol
DAR
Washington
CPO
Robert L Power
US Coast Guard
Samuel C Wardwell
Charles R. Blackmar, Jr
John J. Ahearn
Malcom MacNaught
Alice B. Almy
Harry Noble
Raymond Blake
The Amish Things to Know About Their Ways and Myths
This feature outlines Amish life including simple living and avoidance of modern tech. It notes market visits in Lancaster, strict beliefs, naming traditions, dress, photography aversion, and myths such as color choices and button tales.
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Job
Jesse
Enos
Aaron
Lancaster
Colt Faces Barrington in Crucial Class C Showdown
Colt travels to Barrington to face the second place Barrington team after a Friday loss to East Greenwich. The setback left Colt in a third place tie with Cumberland, though Colt previously defeated Barrington 46 to 41. Coach Artie A. Pansa offered no excuses and stressed the team will be trying hard tonight.
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Colt
Barrington
East Greenwich
Cumberland
Artie A. Pansa
Green and White
Local quintet closes season with win streak finale
The coach announced the lineup will be unchanged as the team ends the season with two straight wins. Friday night the local high school quintet hosts Warren to finish the schedule.
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Quinet
Warren
District Captains Named for 1952 Red Cross Campaign
Albert F. Means announces district captains for the 1952 Red Cross drive starting March 1 and ending March 31. The Bristol quota is 5500 with about 536 reported already raised. Several districts remain open and volunteers may contact Means to take on captain roles.
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Red Cross
Albert F. Means
Means
Bristol
Winifred Sylvester
Adele Sturdevant
Emanuel Iacoletti
Anthony Massano
James Munroe
John Sousa
Raymond Walker
Vernon Gray
John R. White
Anthony Russo
Thomas Flynn
Lester Guerney
Chester Williams
James Sullivan
Roswell S Bosworth, Jr
Man for man miner pensions exceed other industries
The article notes that per person, miners receive more in pensions health and insurance than workers in any other major industry, highlighting the high level of benefits tied to mining jobs.
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Cecal
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George MM. Wilhar
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Main
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Charles M. Connery Funeral Home
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Inference Corporation
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