Town Records of Nicola and Lindsay Land Deeds and Liens
Listings show multiple real estate actions including Nicola and Guercia to Industrial National Bank for 9000 dollars covering land and improvements on Chiff Drive. Lindsays to Tile Roofing Co for 1434.60 on Franklin Street. Bayside Shores transfer. Bowen to Morin release. Fall River Savings Bank mortgaged lands. state tax discharges for Johnston and Reynolds properties. Adelard Beauvais to Old Colony Bank for 5000 on Gibson Road. Morin to Quinlan regarding The Mary Butterworth Lot 17.
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Nicola, Guercia, Et al
Industrial National Bank
Chiff Drive
Joseph F Lindsay
Ruth C. Lindsay
Tile Roofing Co., Inc
Franklin Street
Kenneth E Bowen
Et Ux
Bernadette R Morin
Mary Butterworth
Fall River Savings Bank
Joseph R Silvia
Etux
Colonial Road
State of
Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
Department of Administration
James D. Johnston
Hope and
Court Streets
Division of Taxation
Carrie W. Reynolds
Adelard Beauvais
Old Colony Co-Operative Bank
Gibson Road
Bernadette R. Morin
Clara T. Quinlan
Transformer ground cuts power to Warren Friday night
Electric power was off for five minutes at 7 29 and one minute at 8 29 on the Narragansett Electric Co system in Warren due to a transformer grounding at Thames Street substation. Firemen battled an oil fire at Plant J of C and A as hurricane debris residue from Carol ignited when the equipment failed.
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Narragansett Electric Co
Warren
Thames Street
School Repairs Report To Be Given Thursday
A full report on the summer repair program in the schools will be presented at Thursday night’s School Committee meeting at 8 p.m. in the Colt Library per Edward J Fitzgerald superintendent of schools. A prior 7 p.m. meeting of the Teachers Retirement Fund board will precede the session.
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Colt
Edward J Fitzgerald
Teachers Retirement Fund
General Assembly
Fitzgerald
Breakers Open for Evening Tours This Summer
The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt’s mansion, will be open Sunday evenings until 9 p.m. in July and August. Carroll W. J. Ball will provide piano background music in the Grand Salon. The room hosts recitals and dancing from the Vanderbilt era as the mansion shines best at night.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Carroll W. J. Ball
Vanderbilt
Health For All Slow Down To Adjust To The Summer Heat
A Bristol District Nursing Association column explains energy costs of daily tasks for TB patients and others to pace activity in heat. It cites a study measuring oxygen use during rug hooking copper tooling sewing and showering with showering highest at 264 percent above normal. It advises relaxing habits and less waste motion to stay cooler.
Sewer Commission Tightens Drain Laying Rules and Purchases
The Sewer Commission met Friday night to tighten inspection of drain laying and require bonds and permits from contractors. Louis Medeiros urged compliance and honesty, while the panel discussed expanding the system and possible land purchase east of Wood Street. They approved spending 275 dollars for a Weinman centrifugal pump to return wastewater to the chlorinator, claiming a 50 percent saving on bills. George R. Fish, secretary, noted last year’s bill at 1578.65 and will explore east Wood Street property for purchase.
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Sewer Commission
Louis Medeiros
Commission
Medeiros
George R. Fish
Fish
Wood Street
Yacht Club Supper Draws About 135 Attendees
About 135 attended the Yacht Club buffet supper Sunday night followed by dancing. The planning committee included Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Southwick, Mr. and Mrs O Reid LeClair, and Mr. and Mrs Lester Gurney III. A clambake is set for Aug 14 under the same group. Tomorrow at 6 30 the junior members host a hot dog roast with John White and Miss Patricia Bruno in charge.
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The
Yacht Club
Russell W. Southwick
O. Reid LeClair
Lester Gurney
John White
Patricia Bruno
Radio Group Plans Shop In Barrington
Arthur Lescarbeau of Barrington was named chairman of a committee to set up an amateur radio network for Barrington in emergencies. The system will link Barrington Civil Defense with Red Cross communications and the statewide Civil Defense network. Seven amateurs volunteered to operate the station, with plans to secure UHF equipment if needed. A field day for next year was discussed. Unlicensed members were told radio theory classes start Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The next speaker topic will be Airline Communication.
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Arthur Lescarbeau
Barrington
Bristol County Radio Association
Barrington Civil Defense
Red Cross Communications
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Pleads Guilty By Interpreter In District Court
Lionel M. Silva 35 of Tiverton pleaded guilty in district court before Acting Judge Joseph D. Accardi to driving without control. interpreter Miss Alice August assisted. Silva faced a $10 fine and costs for the July 22 incident at Hope and Washington streets. Civil: multiple negligence cases continued one or two weeks. Small claims continued for decision.
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Lionel M. Silva
Rodway E
Main Road
Tiverton
Joseph D. Accardi
Hope
Washington Streets
Alice August
Department of Employment Security Office
Court House
Silva
Neil Simonelli
Marguerite E Rice
Michael W. Biancuzzo
Bristol Furniture Co. Inc
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Hal
Thames St
Verwwv
Lee Roads
Town Finance Corp
Jay
County Road
County Rd
Desoto
Plymouth
Town Records
Bayside Shores Improvement Association
Manuel S Cabral
Bayside Shores
PROTO
Bristol District Nursing Association
Em le Lee Ed
Guarantesd
Crete
Liberal
M. Finger & Sons
Wood ST
Radio Group
Fannie Falugo
Sally Velleco
James Sylvester
Charles J Falugo
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