Pasquarelli opposes Bristol Common carnival use
Town Council defers action on restricting use of Bristol Common to the Fourth of July Committee pending a recreation commission review. Council votes to appoint temporary replacement for the death of William Bottomley, approves bonds and invites groups to events, while officers address Franklin street truck problems and permit renewals and licenses.
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Michael W. Pasquarelli
Bristol
J. Floyd Huestis
Henry F. Serbst
John P. Marshall
Mt. Carmel Church
Paul A. Herzig
R. L League of Women Voters
Marshall
Lucien Capone
WPA
William H. Angevige
Pasquarelli
Au- Mearenen
William A. Bottomley
Bottomley
United States Treasury
Defense
Belle Wardwell
Angevine
Defiance Engine and Hose Company
Bristol District Nursing Association
Home Demonstration Club
Merit Dress Company
Fall River
Franklin Street
Anthony J. Ferrara
Wilson Lane
Cup Defenders Association
St. Elizabeth's Church
Independent Hall
Daniel M. Vargas
Wood Street
State Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Leahy
Ferrara
Antonio Maturi
Frank Langello
Ernest Prerida
Defiance
Howard Byone
Edward McCallum
Frank Terra
John McCarthy
Charles West
A. F. D'Angelo
State Street
Bristol County Water Company
Narragansett Electric Light Company
Joseph F. Pannore
Bradford Street
Raymond Moreira
William Katz
William S. Zelnicki
Bristol notices on intoxicating beverage license and minor guardianship
Town Clerk releases applications for Class D Club Limited license for the Bradford Street Boccia Club and schedules a June 3 1941 hearing for remonstrances. Probate Court sets June 2 1941 hearing for Virginia Louise Haffenreffer guardianship petition and 14 day notice in Bristol Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Street
Burnside Memorial Building
John W. Church
Guardianship Petition for Haffenreffer Minors in Bristol
The estate and person of two minors, Carl W. Haffenreffer Jr. and David Haffenreffer, are under guardianship petitions filed by Carl W. Haffenreffer of Bristol. The court sets a June 2 1941 hearing at 10 AM in the Probate Court Room Bristol and orders fourteen days of weekly notice in the Bristol Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Richard O'Shea
Annie F McKay
Katherine L. Conlan
Edward O'Shea
Richard O’shea
Bristol Phoenix
Ohn
W. Church
Virginia
Louise Haffenreffer
Rudolf F. Haffenreffer
Virginie P. Haffenreffer
John W. Church
Carl W. Haffenreffer
Carl W. Haffenreffer, Jr
Carolyn B. Haffenreffer
JOHN W. @HURCH
David H. Haffenreffer
Carolyn B. Haffenreifer
Aun Haffenreffer
Bristel
Ann Haffenreffer
Virginie P.’ Haffenreffer
Jean Marie Haffenreffer
Autore
F. Haffenreffer
Betetel Town Tax Assessment Notice Bristol 1941
The Bristol Rhode Island assessors announce a town tax levy for 1941 ranging from 318 000 to 323 000 to be levied on real and personal property as of June 16 1941. Taxpayers must file accurate accounts of their ratable estate with the assessors during June 17 18 and 19 1941 and oath is required. Executors administrators guardians and trustees are notified to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Philippines
Board of Assessors
Burnside Memorial Building
Rhode Island
Board of Tax Assessors
Pantel G. Coggeshall
Frank M. Dimond
Francis P. McGovern
Rhode Island Sheriff’s Sale Notice Bristol County Court House
The Sheriff of Bristol County announces a public auction on May 24 1941 at 11:00 AM at the Bristol County Court House to satisfy an execution in favor of Benjamin F. Lindemuth Executor under Alfred Merriman Will against Manuel Oliveira alias John Doe. The property described lies on the west side of Main Road Bristol toward Warren and includes all buildings and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Bristol
A. D
Holden
Providence
Rhode Island
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Alfred M. Merriman
Manuel Oliviera
John Doe
Bristol County
Warren
Sarah L. Wardwell
Andrew J. Bullock
James N. Bullock
Bristol County Court House
John Romano
Population Figures for Bristol Through 1880 Census
Charles O. F. Thompson asserts Bristol population figures published in Wilfred Muhro’s History include the 1880 census. He says figures after 1880 were drawn from the Library of Congress. The record notes 13 Indians in 1748, 16 in 1774, and 2 in 1782.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. F. Thompson
Wilfred. Muhro
Bristol
Thompson
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
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Wurlitzer Spinets
Salén
Wood St
Bristol, R. I
Maisano Bros
Atlantic Fuel Oils
Varelli
Eclares
Huestis
Wainekkers ‘Foe
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Hope
Washington Sts
Intoxicating Beverage License
R. I
John W
Betetel
Sheriff’s Sale
State OF
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Tetaphens
Weswen
Lee
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Monuments Buy Direct
Warren Memorial CO
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