Local men released on $700 bail in district court
Three local men were released on a total of $700 bail after arraignments by Judge James B. Linehan for illegally taking shellfish from Bristol Harbor. Robert LePage Donald N. LePage and Robert E. Walsh faced charges of taking shellfish from polluted areas and during restricted hours with surety by Antonio Bottiglieri. Baxendale fined for speeding. other cases continued to Feb 6 and Nov 5 defendant Dion dismissed. Civil docket entries list several judgments and continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Linehan
Bristol Harbor
Robert LePage
Donald N. LePage
3 State Street
Antonio Bottiglieri
Bottiglieri
Robert E. Walsh
Hope Street
Norman E. Baxendale
Domenic Diodati
Alias
Assumpsit
Alfred N. Nunes
John Morris
Wall Street
Alice Jane Jones
Warren
Bernard J. Quartaro
Franklin Street
One Week More To Register Aliens In New England
District Director H R Landon of the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Boston urged aliens in New England to report their address to the government within the remaining week of January. Parents or guardians may file for aliens under 14 or those unable to care for themselves, by visiting the nearest Post Office or Immigration Service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Landon
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Boston
Snd
New England
Post Office of Immigration Service Office
Smport
Whitey Sousa Raposa Arrested On Three Shellfishing Charges
Edward Sousa Raposa, 29, of 42 Franklin Street, East Providence, was arraigned in the Seventh District on three counts for illegal shellfishing. State Fish and Game charged him with shellfishing without a license and quahoging in polluted waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitey” Sousa Raposa
Edward “Whity” Sousa Raposa
Franklin Street
Providence
State Division of Fish and Game
Town records mortgage list and transfers in Bristol
A compilation of property transactions including mortgages, discharges and warranty deeds in Bristol. Parties include John D. Moore, Agnes M. Tattrie, Frederick T. Hochberg, Nicholas F. Gaglio, Cristiano Camacho, and others with details of land, buildings and improvements on streets such as Highland road Mt Hope avenue Narrows road Munroe avenue and more. Also notes on shellfishing license denial for Raposa and related legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Moore
Industrial National Bank
Highland Road
William Henry Church
Agnes M. Tattrie
Telephone’ Workers’ Building and Loan Association
Mt. Hope Avenue
Frederick T. Hochberg
Et Ux
Edmond D. Calandra
Church Street
Louise S. Wilbur Fitch
Shirley E. Moorby
Beachmount Plat
Industrial National Trust Co
Manuel Silva
Bristol Terrace
Nettie P. Hill
Hope Street
Hillside Road
William H. Smith
Walter B. Thompson
William Henry Church Farm
Manuel C. Sardinha Sr
Marion C. Martin
Magnolia Street
Manuel Sardinha
Manuel Sardinha Sr
Ralph Tortis
Etux
Pawtucket Avenue
Narrows Road
King Philip Avenue
Burndside Building eyed for town offices move
Town officials discussed adding space by moving offices to the Burnside Building instead of buying the former telephone exchange. Stevenson of the RI Public Expenditures Council suggested the phone building offers less space overall but could be used more efficiently. The plan would relocate clerk treasurer and assessors to the phone building, with Civil Defense in the basement and Public Aid moving to Burnside, freeing space for police. About 14000 dollars has been set for records vaults, and the planning board was asked to study the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside
Telephone Exchange
Stevenson
RI Public Expenditures Council
Nunes
Martin
Civil Defense Organization
Department of Public Aid
Police Department
Magee
Planning Board
I Used To Dread Upstairs Housework Ad
A caller promotes extension telephones from WEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company noting easy life with bedroom extension. The ad highlights monthly costs under 1 dollar plus tax and a one time initial charge with decorator color options to suit room decor.
Polio Victims Count on 1956 March of Dimes Effort
At year end 1955 about 68,000 polio victims awaited aid in 1956 from the March of Dimes funding drive. The appeal urged readers to contribute dimes to help provide air and life saving support.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vincenzo Pezullo
Roma Street
Donald Pederson
Wood Street
John M. Paiva
State Street
George E. Normandin
Thames Street
Edward J. McLaughlin
Center Street
Manuel R Mello
Third Street
James H McGovern
Country Club
Warren, R. L
Town Records
Sarah D. Bosworth
Joseph Luiz
Delina Luiz
William Frederick Sword
Sunset
Sunrise
Raposa
Riverside
Bristol
Joseph M. Cabral Jr
Bay View Heights
Dean Makowski
Manuel V. Rego
St. Elizabeth and
Wilson Streets
Albert A. Edmonds
Marcangelo Ferri
Albert A. Amaral
Fox Hill Avenue
TY Hope Drug CO
Jack D. Sylvester
EE Bee
S& Ra
Radio & TV CO
Child Street
WEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pte Mite Ea
Dimes
March of Dimes
Tor
P.O
Barrington
R. I
Fea
Angie
OL Seley
Ras Rae
Staples Coal CO
Water St
Cadillac
Wallace Motor Sales
Warren, R. I
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