Tax Books Now Ready in Bristol for 1923 Assessments
The Bristol tax books for 1923 are printed and ready at the Town Clerk's office. Taxes due by October 1 with 7 percent interest after that. December 1 deadline for final collection. Major taxpayer United States Rubber Co. of New Jersey shows a total valuation of 2,000,700 and tax of 48,016.80, with 412 individual and corporate assessors listed for amounts of $100 and up.
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Bristol
Phoenix
Burnside Memorial
United States Rubber Company of
New Jersey
Bristol Grammar School Honors Mr and Mrs Carter
Pupils of Bristol Grammar School hosted a reception in Reynolds School Auditorium on Wednesday afternoon for Mr Charles G Carter the new Reynolds principal. The informal program featured vocal and instrumental music chorus singing Victrola selections and a piano accompaniment by Miss Anna Sullivan. Refreshments followed with dancing as a social finale. Mr Carter a Westford Massachusetts native educated at Gorham Normal School brings four years of teaching experience including Wauregan Connecticut and Raymond N H prior to his Westford post.
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Bristol Grammar School
John Post Reynolds
Charles G Carter
Carter
Reynolds School
Herbert
Clish
William C Hobbs
M Theresa Sullivan
Bertrand Brown
Anna E Sullivan
Virgina LeClair
Charlotte Suzman
Ruth Skinner
Nora Christensen
Martha Fishbein
Westford
Mass
Gorham Normal School
Maine
Wauregan
Conn
Raymond N. H
Granite Slabs Arrive for Bristol Curbing on Wharf
The granite slabs for curb work on Thames Street and Fast State Street arrived in Bristol harbor aboard the three masted schooner Henrietta A Whitney from Sullivan Me. Capt Marrell reports the voyage began August 8 from Sullivan with a 40 mile diversion to Rockland Mo for a 31 day repair. Cargo totals 4300 feet of granite with lengths from 6 to 14 feet and unloading started yesterday.
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Thames Street
Fast State Street
Bristol Harbor
Henrietta A. Whitney
Sullivan
Marrell
Sulivan
Rockland
Five Months' Sentence for Warren Motor Violations
Harold Place of Warren was convicted of three motor law violations and sentenced to five months in the House of Correction by the Second District Court in Fall River. He appealed with $1,000 surety. He pushed an automobile off the road at Toursset Four Corners on Sept 9 after the driver did not exit the car following two horn blasts. four occupants were injured. He received one month for operating under liquor, two months for leaving the scene of an accident, and two months for operating an automobile in a manner endangering the public.
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Harold
Warren
House of Correction
Second District
Fall River
Massachusetts Highway Department
Place
Toursset Four Corners
East Burial Ground Fund Tops $323370 for Bristol DAR Project
The Bristol Chapter DAR reports the Past Burial Ground Fund for cemetery restoration reached 3233 70 to date with prior acknowledgments of 316 070. Donations listed include Mee and Mrs WL McKee 1500 Mrs Theodora L Barrows 10 90 Roswell Colt 10 90 and others from MacDougall Munro Barton Gladding and friends.
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Bristol Chapter Dar
Ancent
WL. McKee
Theodora L . Barrows
Roswell Colt
Miro Oo
Bo M
MacDougall
Wilfred Hl Munro
Annie E MacDougall
Mark A
de W Howe
Harry Barton
Abby F Gladding Baker
George Gladding
A Friend
Curtailment Notice At National India Rubber Co
A factory notice says the Wire Division will run an eight hour day four days a week starting October 1 while inventories are reduced. It notes possible curtailment of the Keds Division and potential hour limits in the Mechanical Department may follow.
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National India Rubber Company
Daylight Saving Ends In Most Cities This Week
Daylight Saving, in effect since the last Sunday in April across six cities and 21 towns, will end at 2 a m Sunday. Eight communities mostly in agricultural areas refused daylight saving. Bristol residents should set clocks back one hour tomorrow night to align with Eastern Standard Time Sunday morning.
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Bristol
Girl Scouts Host Dance at Bristol Yacht Club
Bristol Girl Scouts held a Wednesday night dance at the Bristol Yacht Club house with music by the Yacht Club Orchestra. Committees were led by Virginia and Gwendolyn LeClair along with Ethel Robinson, Viola Palmer, and Christine Pendleton.
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Bristol
Bristol Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Virginia
Gwendolyn LeClair
Ethel Robinson
Viola Palmer
Christine Pendleton
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