Scout Troops Plan Spring Hikes and Announce Meetings
Weekend mild weather spurred joint hikes by Troops 1 and 2 to Camp Takarest and the east shore with tests, tracking, and games. Troop 2’s anniversary plans, a mimic town election, and patrol planning dominated meetings. Court items include second class awards and local legal cases with jail sentence discussion.
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Troops 1
Camp Takarest
East Shore
Patricks
Tripty Parish House
Robins Wil
Walham West
Ast Patricks Seoal
Board of Awards
John Fasane
Vincent Fasano
Joseph Phernandes
Anthony Russe
Antone Matrom
Anthonys Joseph
Branco Olare
Fifth District Court Guilty Plea in Third Offense Alcohol Case
Antonio Mello, owner of a near beer saloon at Wood and Bradford streets, retracted his not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to a third offense of possessing intoxicating liquor. Judge Frank fined him $200 plus costs.
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H Hammill
Fifth District Court
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Joseph A Hammill
Richard J Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
Mello
Hammill
John Codeiro
Albert J Vermette
Vermette Brothers
Euclid H Vermette
M. M. Hochman Electric Company
Natale Martinez
Michaels Bauer, Inc
Manuel Morris
Antonio Mello
Wood and
Bradford Streets
Frank
Bristol Police and real estate taxes spark local clash
L H Callan defends Bristol police actions and highway contracts while accusing Colonel Cheesman and opponents of a smoke screen. He touts Callan Construction's Bristol labor share, local playground land offers, and the Mount Hope Bridge as progress, noting bids are public record.
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the Phoenix
Cheesman
Police Department of
Bristol
Massachusetts
Callan Construction Company
Constitution
State
L. H Callan
New England
Connecticut
Callannstruction Company
Sopot
Chamber OF Commerce
Council
Mount Hope Bridge
Foolish Sand
Myvs
The
Law
Constitution Street
IL H Callan
Division of Orleans Territory by 1804 Act
The Orleans territory, part of the Louisiana Purchase, was split into multiple states due to its size. An act dated March 26, 1804, erected the territory of Orleans south of the 33rd parallel.
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Louisiana Purchase
Orleans
Probate court action in the Ruggier and Di Lello estates
Judge Edward L. Leahy presided in the Court of Probate yesterday and approved guardianship for Rose Di Lello for Grace Di Lello minor and for the Di Lello minors. An inventory for John R. Potter’s estate was accepted for allowance. The six months’ family support allowance for Michele Ruggier was continued to March 21. Bond amounts were set at $100 and $400 with Louis Di Lello as surety.
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Edward L. Leahy
Court of Probate
Michele Ruggier
Michael Ruggieri
Grace di Lello
Rose di Lello
Louis’ di Lello
Bertram W. Wall
Frank
Nicholas
Frances
Mildred di Lello
Louis di Lello
John R. Potter
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Edward
Leahy Lee
Igh Street
John W. Church
Poppasquash Road
Harold E. Hill
Hope Street
Christian Austby
George L Howe
Salvatore Della Morte
Franklin Street
Thomas J Tobin
Kurton Street
Edward L Leahy
High Street
Moss Gorham
Mary Condon
Church Street
Edward A Currier
Stephen W Hopkins
Robert Newbold
William T Dwyer
Sturton Street
Foderator
Joseph Mordmonds
Linfield Street
Fred Wilbur
Probate
Olympia Theatre
Lée
Shirley Manco
Robert Frazer
Farl Metcalf
Gertrude Astor
New York
Alice Day
Theodor von Eltz
Ethel Clayton
Edith York
International News
Laughland
Swanee River
New and
Hoover
WM. H. Bell, Inc
Telephone
Newman’s
Campbell's
Bell Brand
Pillsbury’s
Hecker’s
Damson
Premier Riccanily
Kellogg's
Baker's
Dot Chocolate
N. B
Loz
Newman
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