Public nuisance order at Tupelo Street plant sparks inspection
Local health officer Dr. William L. Serbst ordered Manuel Viera of 1610 Hope Street to clean up a Tupelo Street ice-cream plant after an inspection found outside refuse and old drums. If not started by next day, Serbst will confer with Town Solicitor Lucien Capone about possible prosecution.
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Anthony E. Agatiello
Bozzi
Tupelo Street
Itag
Agirefarace Colantad
Alaetholnhares Cidnale Echourice
William L. Serbst
Manuel Viera
Hope Street
Serbst
Dr. Serbst
Viera
Lucien Capone
Mario Bozzi
Florence Pinhero
Jean Tappero
Bristol
District No 2 Legion Meeting Saturday Night
A district meeting of District No 2 Department of R L American Legion will be held in this town tomorrow night at 8 o clock. Legionnaires meet at Kearney Post Home and the Auxiliary at Hydraulion Hall with a joint social time to follow at the Post Home. Domenic J Mascola chairs the arrangements committee.
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Department of R. I., American Legion
Legionnaires
Kearney
Hydraulion Hall
Domenic J. Mascola
Bristol Scout News and Upcoming Meetings
The First Bristol Troop will omit next Monday's regular meeting for the Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps anniversary observance. The next troop meeting with uniform inspection is set for March 22. The Bristol Indian Love Class meets tomorrow at 7 PM in Scout Hall with Richard K. Belmore directing costume making dances and equipment work. new members are welcome.
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Bristol
Bristol Boy Scout
Scout Hall
Directorichard K. Belmore
Bristol Town Meeting Seeks Voter Approval March 15 1948
Rhode Island Bristol County Bristol town meeting called to order March 15 1948 at 7 30 PM in John Post Reynolds School House. Propositions include tax levies retirement of highway notes sewer funds school salaries and various capital projects with multiple appropriations and questions to be decided by electors.
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Rhode Island
John W. Church
Bristol
John Post Reynolds
Community Theatre News Spotlight by Florence Pinhero
Florence Pinhero profiles Matthew Corricelli in a community theatre update. The piece highlights Corricelli’s stage roles, directing work, and local theatre scene developments.
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Community Theatre News
Bristol sewer survey to be studied for cost reduction
A town committee gathers to review an engineering survey on Bristol sewer upgrades with an estimated total of 368 500 dollars. The panel will consider modifications to reduce costs while preserving flood relief in the Washington Street area and six other recommendations.
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Bristol
Anapie
Highway Department
Unap
Catherine Street
Metacom Avenue
Bay View Avenue
McKenzie Avenue
Ibliven Avenue
Sewer Commission
Wheeler Avenue
Fox Hill Avenue
Charles Street
Sherry Avenue
North
North Burial Ground Commission
Judge Leahy
Charles B Rockwell
Henry A. Street
Joseph L. Campanella
John Andrade
Washington Street
Town considers town engineer as highway surveyor
The committee adopted a resolution endorsing appointing a town engineer who would also serve as highway surveyor. The budget committee refused to fund the engineer appointment. Plans were advanced for a block system registration drive and all voters were urged to register early.
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Avy Sour Klee
EAA Auterick
DeWolf Avenue
Joseph F. Medeiros
Cole Street
Funeral of Mrs Fannie Brownell at St Michael's Church
The funeral for Mrs Fannie Crown Brownell 77 of 30 Valley Street died Monday at Truesdale Hospital after a brief illness. Services were held yesterday at St Michael's Church at 2 o'clock with Rev Daniel K Davis presiding and committal at Juniper Hill Cemetery. Bearers were John R Magee J William Wood Edward E Bunn Howard R Newman Frank A Rounds and Arthur M McCaw.
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Fannie (Crown) Brownell
Walley Street
Truesdale Hospital
St Michael’s Church
Daniel K. Davis
Juniper Hill Cemetery
John R Magee
J William Wood
Edward E Bunn
Howard R Newman
Frank A. Rounds
Arthur M. McCaw
Bristol Hearing On Intoxicating Beverage License Transfers
Bristol Rhode Island town clerk announces licenses for transfer of intoxicating beverage licenses under General Laws 1938. Joseph Benevides and William Ferrara Emule Ferrara seek Class C and Class B categories. A council hearing is set for March 16, 1948, at 8 PM in Burnside Memorial Building to hear remonstrances with plats filed.
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Bristol
Bristol R I
Joseph F Benevides
Bradford Street
State Stree
Burnside Memorial Building
Tuesda
John W Chirch
Bristol Business-Civic Association opposes sales tax change
The Bristol Business-Civic Association sends a letter to state legislators protesting a proposed sales tax change that would burden retailers. The group urges any change apply only to luxury items and asks lawmakers to give the matter serious consideration. Maynard F Suzman signs as secretary.
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Bristol Business-Civic Association
Bristol Business- Civic Association
Lnfair
Maynard F Suzman
Bristol Rhode Island 1948 Dog License Notice
Town of Bristol announces dog licenses available from April 1 1948 at the Town Clerk's Office John W Church. Fees vary by sex and spay status with April renewal required. May licensing possible at higher rates. Licenses must be worn with owner name and registration number.
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Bristol
R. I
Cler
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