New Town Dog Officer Appointed Amid Resignations and Changes
Town Council named a new dog officer after the resignation of Denis Ferreira who had served over a decade. John W Church announced the reading of resignations while Anthony Costa succeeded Ferreira as appraiser. Fire Chief Moses Moore also resigned with Fred Guvermont reassigned as chief, and raises were approved for key volunteer fire company leaders.
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Pataepublican Town Council
New i Raemietts
John ‘W. Church
Denis G. Ferreira
Ferreira
John P. Marshall
Paul C. Millemaggi
Anthony Costa
Broad Common
Moses M. Moore
Fred Guvremont
Moore
Pinch siblings earn college degrees in chemistry and engineering
William Pinch Sr. of Libertyville and Thiinois receives a BA in Engineering from Haverford College and plans a Naval Reserve cruise after graduation. His sister Mary Pinch earns a BA in Chemistry from Bryn Mawr College and will work in blood chemistry at Bryn Mawr Hospital. Both families celebrate their graduates.
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William Pinch Sr
Wm. Pinch
Libertyville
Thinois
Haverford College
Haverford
Atlantic
Okinawa
Bristol Senior High School
Moses Brown
Mary Pinch
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Max Strumin
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Lincoln School
Providence
Town Council weighs Minturn Farm dump site options
A 32 signatory petition seeks Planning Board inquiry into Minturn Farm as a dump site and alternatives. Health Officer Dr Serbst says Wood Street dumping harmed area but Minturn Farm can be safe with proper covering, while council refers the matter to the new Planning Board and considers bids for rodent extermination and dump regulations.
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Minturn Farm
Wood ‘Street
Ump
Wood Street
Planning Board
Zoning Board of Review
Paul A. Herzig
Frank J. Murphy
John Carmone
William Furtado
Murphy
Paul C. Millemaggi
Furtado
V. J. de Rocha
William L. Serbst
Bristol
Dr. Serbst
Pied Piper
Serbst
Lucien Capone
Joseph Castronova
Southeastern Health Unit
State Health Department
Hines Explains Care Given Soldier Inmates
A Bristol County Jail explanation clarifies that inmate care follows Soldier's Home arrangements. Inmates are not charged or treated as criminals. they are kept only as long as needed for recovery and then allowed movement within the jail until authorities resume care. The writer emphasizes ongoing cooperation with the Soldier's Home and regrets the incident.
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Evening Bulletin
Bristol County
Soldier's Home
Providence Independent Amateur League Clashes With Mounties
Carfelm in the s et hosts Mounties at G refis Field tomorrow at 3 p.m. A win could pull Providence Independeny into a first place tie. Artie B returns to the lineup after absence, batting .1500 across three games, while Mike Topazio leads the team with a .500 batting average through four games.
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Mike Topazio
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Colt Memorial Beats Sacred Heart 9-7 in 12 Inning Effort
Mike Morra pitched well for Colt Memorial, allowing four runs in one inning, as Colt Memorial topped Sacred Heart 9 to 7 at Guiteras Field. Lout Cirillo led the offense with three hits, while Frank Bruno and Matrone added two each. The win moves Colt Memorial into second place, a half game ahead of Barrington.
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Colt Memorial
Guiteras Field
Sacred Heart
Morra
Bristolians
Lout Cirillo
Colt
Frank Bruno
Matrone
Barrington
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