Property transfers and liens listed in October 9 1956 record
Executrix deed transfers include Phoebe Corea estate to Manuel Oliver for land at Hope and Oliver streets. Maria Castro receives land on Bay View Avenue. Department of Administration Bankruptcy discharges a lien on Frank Corea estate for land and buildings in assessors plat 12 lot 66. Also mentions Harold W. Smith parcels in Division and Platt streets and Manuel Soares land in plat 45 lots 5 6 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaveney Rss
Bristol Park Shores
Maria C
Hh Et al
Lucy Castro
Bay View Avenue
Anna Curt
Executrix
Phoebe R. Corea
Manuel A. Oliver
Cfux
Hope and
Oliver Streets
Department of Administration
Division of Taxation
Frank Corea
Harold W. Smith
Division Street
Platt Street
Manuel Soares
Rhode Island Milk Control Board Hearing Notice
The Rhode Island Milk Control Board will hold a public hearing in Room 313 at the State House Providence on Monday October 15 1956 at 130 PM and thereafter as needed. Testimony will address minimum prices for milk and purchasable classifications hedgerised milk skim milk class pricing for vending machine operators cream pricing for bakery manufacture and other cream grades in multi quart containers processing charges and related dairy purchase and distribution matters. Interested parties are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Rhode Island Milk Control Board
Rhode Island Milk Control Board
State House
Providence
Rhode Island
Rhode
Robert S Skooglund
Awards Presented at Pack 6 Meeting in St Marys Church
Cub pack 6 met at St Marys Church auditorium where awards were given by cubmaster Augustine Nerone. Names honored included Nappi, Bert rand, Harvey, Reynolds, Tattrie, and Faria with wolf and bear badges and silver or gold arrows. Parade stripes were awarded to many members for Fourth of July and Memorial Day. The program opened with a flag ceremony and pledge led by Andrew Vorro. Rev Clyde J Walsh gave the welcome address. a candle ceremony memorialized Frank Almeida. Refreshments plans and Halloween party arrangements were discussed for Oct 26. emphasis on expanding the pack to 39 boys and inviting more den mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack
St. Mary's Church
Augustine Nerone
Jerry Reynolds
Joseph Bertrand
Harold Harvey
Charles Reynolds
Arthur Tattrie
Troop 14
Den
Joseph Nappi
Frank DeFelice
James Clayton
Jeffrey Faria
Roland LaVallee
Joseph Reynolds
John Aguiar
Michael Almeida
Steven Baker
Jeffrey Beals
Michael Burnes
Alan Cabral
Victor Cabral
Craig Kloner
James Mello
Christopher Nerone
Anthony Pimental
Frank Silva
John St
Frank Almeida
Nerone
John St. Angelo
William Wilkinson
Ida Kloner
Grimo
Stamp Society To Meet Thursday in Bristol
Phi Society will hold its first meeting of the fall on Thursday night at 8 p.m. in the kitchen of the First Congregational Church. The annual meeting will elect officers for the year. Dr D V A Capone chairs the nominating committee with Guy A Sullivan assisting. All stamp collectors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Phi Society
First Congregational Church
D.V.A. Capone
Guy A. Sullivan
PTA to Sponsor Halloween Window Painting Contest
The PTA will sponsor a contest allowing local junior and senior high students to paint scenes on store windows for Halloween. Santo DiGati leads, accepts drawings including horrible themes, and will select winning works for reproduction on windows. Merchants can have the art washed off afterward by the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Santo DiGati
DiGat
Council Hears Fire Report
Fire Chief Oscar A. Rishe reported to the Town Council that from July 1 to Sept 30 there were no general alarms. Still alarms 15 rescue calls 14 other 25. six still alarms caused 800 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Rishe
Town Records Mortgage Notices from Local Lenders
Mortgage and deed entries list Alton Fletcher and Col unibus Credit Union for 6000 on Lang Avenue. Joseph Jackson and Industrial National Bank for 10500 on Bliven Avenue. Frank Raiola and Industrial National Bank for 2500 on Antony Avenue. Mary Xavier to Industrial National Bank for 4300 on Franklin Street. Discharges and quit claims include Old Colony Bank to Lombardi for 3500 on Charles Street and transfers involving Raiola, Fox Hill, Ligeiro, Martelly, Campbell, Quattrucci, Nunes, Xavier, Metacom Avenue, and Washington Lake Shores lot 131.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Jackson
Et Ux
Industrial National Bank
Blven Avenue
Frank Raiola
Antony Avenue
Lawn Street
Mary R. Xavier
Franklin Street
Old Colony Co-operative Bank
Charles A. Lombardi
Et Ax
Charles Street
Industrial Trust Co
Fox Hill
Anna Curt
Manuel A Oliver
Hope and
Oliver Streets
John P. Ligeiro
Bliven Avenue
Laura Martelly
Andrew J. Campbell
Turner Road
Gaetano Quattrucci
Joseph S. Nunes
Leahy and
Lafayette Drives
John Xavier
Manuel Pereira
John J. Nappi
Mary Wilson
Metacom Avenue
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Constitution Street
Seer Hieed Annes
Oma Street
Roma Street
Chevrolet
High Street
Philco
Magnolia Street
Bendix
Desoto
Blue Moon
Wood Street
Tuplin
Thames Street
Kingswood Road
A. N. Nunes
Dial
Smithcarona
Royal
M. Finger and Sons
Salesmart
Hope Hardware Crea Ie Estes
Hope Hardware
Wall Street
State Street
Wood_street
Johnson
Congress Street
Brooklyn
Margaret Canario
Avon
Cosmetics
Ted Splint
Canean Chairs
William
Manchester
Sunnyside Avenue
E. L. Watson Co. Inc
Gaspee
Bradford Street
Bill
Vinecombe
Anderson
Industrial National Bank of Providence
Joseph Santulli
Catler St
Warren
Water St
Warren Air Conditioned
Christena
Christena Smail
District Nursing
Thyra Carlson
Hope Street
Stamp Society
PTA
Council
Walter E. Collins
Noyes Ave
Ati Pe
Town Records
Alton A. Fletcher
Columbus Credit Union
Lang Avenue
Jovina B. Silvia
Als
John Silvia
Washington Lakse Shores Inc
THE
Narragansett Electric CO
Main Street
Amaral
Radio & Television Co
Jack D. Sylvester
Free Katimaios
Batista Bros. Bakery
Franklin St
J. T. O'Connell Supply CO
Tupelo Street
Wardwell Lumber CO
Bristol County
Bay View Ave
Cocke & i Nees
Ingur
Ack
Harriet Bradford
Oldsmobile
Wallace Motor Sales
Warren, R. I
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