Police report on two-vehicle Bay View crash and side collision
A May 2 police report describes two separate Bay View Ave incidents. William J DuPont, 20, said his westbound car was struck on the left rear by Lucien Montaro, 59, who admitted drinking but was deemed fit to drive. Both cars left the scene. Anthony Garcia also reported hitting the left front fender of a Theresa Francis vehicle while moving east on Franklin St. The piece also mentions church leadership education and a United Church Women meeting planned for May 12 at Bethany Lutheran, Cranston.
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William J DuPont
198Igh St
Bay View Ave
No 183
Lucien Montaro
Annawamscutt
Montaro
Bay View
Anthony Garcia
Franklin St
Munroe Ave
Theresa Francis
Tupelo St
Barrington
Floyd Huestas
Charon
Bart Anderson
Apthat
Didaire
William Hath
Weel Mason
Harry Noble
Harry Pochelder
Fther Ainsworth
Harold Erey
Tor Anderson
Marshal Swan
Walter W Swanson
Robert M Huey
A. J
Army Reserve Real Estate To Be Raised This Year
The U S Army Reserve real estate inventory in New England will rise by over 14 percent with the fiscal 1960 construction program. Congress approved funds for expanding facilities across six states, including a 3.475 million training center in Warwick and a series of new or expanded centers in Pittsfield Bridgton Bangor Saco Rutland Chester Dexter and Fairfield plus maintenance shops and administrative offices.
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Wood St
Army Reserve
U. S Army Reserve
New England
U S Army Corps (Reserve
Congress
Warwick
Bridgton
Maine
Bangor
Saco
Con
Chester
Vermont
Rutland
Fairfield
Connecticut
Main
Dexter
Notice to Plastering Contractors for Bristol Schools
The Bristol School Committee will receive sealed bids for plastering at Colt Memorial Hugh, Reynolds, Walley, and Oliver Schools in the Superintendent of Schools office Bristol Rhode Island by 4:00 PM DST May 14, 1959. Separate bids per school. Work may start after June 6 1959 and must finish by August 7 1959. Specifications available in the Superintendent of Schools office. The Bristol School Committee may reject any bid. EDWARD J FITZGERALD, CLERK.
Notice to Painting Contractors Bristol Rhode Island 1959 bids
Sealed bids for repainting exterior woodwork at Andrews Memorial School Guile ras Memorial School and Walley School in Bristol Rhode Island are due by 4 00 p m CST Thursday May 14 1959 in the office of the Superintendent of Schools Separate bids for each school may be submitted Work may begin after June 19 1959 and must be completed by Angel 7 1959 Specifications available in the Superintendent of Schools office The School Committee may reject any or all bids not in the town's best interests EDWARD J FITZGERALD CLERK
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Bristol School
Colt Memorial Hugh
Reynolds School
Walley School
Oliver School
Reynolds
Bristol
Rhode Island
Dstursday
Bristol Hool Committee
Bristol School Committee
Edward J Fitzgerald
Andrews Memorial
Guileras
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Harbor Commission Mooring Permits Issued in Bristol Town
Owners of boats 18 feet or under are notified that applications for mooring permits at the Rockwell Park town mooring are now issued at the Town Treasurer's Office. Those with 1958 permits may retain old location if applications are filed before May 15.
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Rockwell Park
Praeg News Brief Incomplete OCR Item
Fragmentary scan from ae Praeg reports unreadable text with unclear names and details. No coherent events or quotes are decipherable from the OCR snippet.
In Memoriam 1957 Maria Malafronte 1959 You Are Not Forgotten
In Memoriam notice honoring Maria Malafronte with a message from Rose Pat and Patsy. The note declares she is not forgotten and will be remembered as life and memories endure.
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Maria Malafronte
Mother
Rose
Pat
Patsy
Memorial poem for Marie Malafronte remembered by Duke and Mary
A short commemorative note honors Marie Malafronte, dated 1957 and 1959, with lines about enduring memories and affection from Duke and Mary. The poem expresses tender, constant remembrance of a mother.
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Marie Malafronte
Mother
Duke and
Mary
Homes on Hope Street and Warren Drive Listed for Sale
Property notices describe No 11 Hope Street a large two family with 12 rooms attic porch baths steam heat and fireplace priced at 15900. No 2 Bristol Narrows renovated 4 bedroom home priced at 12500. No 9 South Warren three bedroom ranch with laundry panelled breezeway basement shower at 17900. No 10 Economy three bedroom ranch with full comforts priced at 12600. No 12 Hopeworth deluxe four bedroom Cape at 18500 and a four bedroom Colonial at 19800. No 7 investment properties a mix of two and three tenements starting at 6000.
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Hope Street
South Warren
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Hope Hardware
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R. Dufour Pianos
Main St
Fall River
Metacom Avenue
Studebaker
Toplin's
Smith - Corona
Remington
Royal
Piano Craftsmen, Inc
Tom Durfee
Second St
Vineco
Robeson Street
Mass
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Oliver St
Cliff Drive
Beach Terrace
Bristol County Nursery
Metacom Ave
Bluebdira Apts
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
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Arthur's Beauty Salon
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Miss Julie
Arthur
Bristol County
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Baker St. Warren
Oper
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AI State Employment Service
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Avon
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Willam H. R
Manchester
Sunnyside Avenue
D. P. Perroni Real Estate
Washington St
Peck Estate
Philip Judge
Frank's
High St
National Training Service
Box A
Bristol Phoenix
Ba Agen Ralpiws
Ralph Caizzi
State Street
Necchi Sewing Center
St. Main St
Allstate Insurance Co
Dom Canna
Beach Rd
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Hopeworth
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