Tax Roll Shows Increase in Bristol Property Assessments
The 1927 Bristol tax books outline a total tax levy of $234 748 10 after exemptions for soldiers and sailors. Land value stands at 2 787 400 with buildings 9 300 600 tangible personal property 1 909 700 and intangible personal property 95 400 total assessed value 12 536 000. United States Rubber Company remains the largest taxpayer with 1 990 500 in valuation and 44 786 25 in tax due marking an $18 246 87 rise from last year.
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Bristol
United” States
Rubber
New Jersey
O’wolf Inn
Narragansett’ Rubber Co
U.S. ‘Rubber Company Shit
Bristol Warren Series Preview and Umpire Assignments
The article outlines the Bristol and Warren baseball series with double-umpire rules and mentions Henry Dévron and J. Le McCarthy as umpires. It notes Warren won the coin toss to field first and lists probable rival lineup for Bristol from Keller to Beauregard with Barry catching and Mix on the hill amid incomplete on-paper lineup details.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Éyrany
Henry’ Dévron
Providence
Attleboro
Warren
Keller
Davidson
Ei Feid
Merrimether
Dean
Porter
Beauregard
Morrissey
Shea
Therin
Outhelders
Simister
Martin
Bristol
Barry
Will Atch
Mix
Spe
Sna Ss
Willet
Athe Hillibie Panda
Ves
Numerous Estates and Names Listed in Public Notice
A long list of individuals and estates appears in a public notice section. Names include Adams Elizabeth J DeWest Alfano Pietro Allen Henry D W and wife Andrade Manuel and wife Andrews Eliza W estate and others. The notice continues with numerous listed estates and heirs including Babbitt Abby E, Baker Herbert W, Barns H B, Bosworth, Brist ol entities, Bristol Gas and Electric, Bristol Yacht Club, and multiple Church entries, ending with an indication of continuation on the fourth page.
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Adams
Elizabeth J DeWest
Alfano Pietro
Allen Henry D.W
Andrade Manuel
Andrews
Eliza W
Mary Angevine
Alice Rivearss
Wes Babbitt
Abby E
Babbitt
Arselia M
Baker
Herbert W
Balzano Ygnazi
Barns
H. B
I. N. Barns
Hattie B. Barns
Isoline N. Bassing
Clara
Battcher
Henry Bell
William H. Benjamin Louis
Bosworth
Bradford D. Bosworth
Orring
Bourn
A.‘O
Boynton
Henry W. Bradford
LeBaron
Brady
Philip Shap Figg
Bristol Auto Shop
Bristol ‘Co
Gas &Elec
Bristol Macaronican Inc
Russell S
Iliam H
First Congregations
St. Mary’s
Bristol Chamber Mercantile Division Holds Fall Meeting
A Bristol Chamber of Commerce Mercantile Division meeting was well attended at the Y M C A. F M Dimonid presided and A A Edmonds reported on Trade at Home campaign expenses. The division voted to continue the campaign and set monthly dues at 50 cents, with E D Kunz as treasurer.
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Mercantile Division
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
Y. M. GC
F. Im. Dimofid
A.A. Edmonds
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Bristol Whist Club Opens First Week With Prizes Awarded
The Bristol Whist Club held its first weekly whist at G. A. R. Hall on Tuesday evening and plans to meet every Tuesday through winter. Prizes were won by Pollens Ladies first Mrs Fred Foster second Mrs Albert Riang third Mrs B B Gray Geinereny first K Fish Pad Charles Burns third R Ju Anderson.
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Bristol
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