Week's Delay Expected In Public Hearing
Judge Walsh set a hearing on the Minturn Farm dumping dispute with Bristol seeking a temporary restraining order. A one week postponement is anticipated if parties agree, while demurrer arguments and zoning, notice, and property questions await ruling.
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Minturn Farm
Charles A. Walsh
Superior Court
Bristol
Walsh
Lucien Capone
Daniel H. Morrissey
Ristol
Minur Farm
Davis Wilson
Min Farm
Mount Hope Farms
Warren and Bristol Floodlight Clash for Bristol County Trophy
The Warren and Bristol Town teams meet under floodlights at Guiteras Field tomorrow at 8 p m for the Bristol county pig skin trophy. Warren relies on Coach Sam Correia and new recruit A Pezillo after recent scrimmages, while Bristol Townies aim to defend their Colonial league title with a deep lineup and a Nebraskan backfield star.
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Guiteras Field
Bristol
Warren Town
Bristol County
Sam Correia
Providence Steam Roller
Warren
Marty Biancuzzo
Bristol Town
To Teach At Lafayette Cazemiro Antonio Joins College Staff
To Teach At Lafayette Cazemiro M Antonio son of Mr and Mrs Zacarias Antonio has accepted an appointment at Lafayette College in Easton Pa as instructor of Chemistry. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Rhode Island State College and earned a Master of Science this June from Middlebury College in Vermont. He is a member of the class of 1941 Bristol Senior High School and served as a Lieutenant j g in the Navy from 1944 to 1946.
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Cazemiro M. Antonio
Zacarias Antonio
Lafayette College
Easton Pa
Rhode Island State College
Antonio
Middlebury College
Vermont
Bristol Senior High School
J. G
Thieves Loot Week End Safe Break at Local Store
Burglars blew open a reinforced cement safe at the First National Store on Hope Street and escaped with 5200 in weekend receipts. Police say the break occurred early Monday morning with neighbors hearing nothing until discovery about 7:30 p.m. The crime suggests professional involvement as a salt and sawdust muffled blast was used.
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First National
Hope Street
Edward J. McCallums
Bishop Bennett Dedicates New Trinity Cornerstone
The cornerstone ceremony for Trinity Episcopal Church was led by Bishop Bennett of Rhode Island with over 150 attendees. The copper box contents include copies of local newspapers and campaign buttons from the 1948/00 race. The $62,500 project will rise north of Silver Creek and featured clergy from Providence and Bristol in a formal procession and dedication address.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
John P. Marshall
Francis J
Murphy
Paull C. Millemaggi
Granville Gaylord
Bennett
D D
Rhodes
Wun
Aaups Gucee Vy Wroue
pic-Brothers of
Bristol
Bristol Gazette
Lawrence Cheetham
Stephen W. Hopkins
Nelson W. Mackie
St. Alban’s Church
Centredale
John P. Beauchamp
St. Paul’s Church
Portsmouth
Thomas E. Little
Trinity Parish
Albert C. Larned
Cathedral of Saint John, Providence
Daniel K. Davis
St. Michael’s Church
Chiester R. Burgess
Hopkins
William N. Burgess
Charles E Livingstone
jAlbert Battcher
Frank Battcher
Henry Battcher
Orrin Battcher
Hezekiah Church
Charles W. Harrop
Joseph Kinder
Fred Straight
Gilbert C. .Hoover
U.S. N
Mission at St Marys outlines youth and adult sessions
St Marys Church Mission program conducted by Jesuit priests to run Thursday and Friday with 3 p.m. Leopardiaeas for children up to high school age. Part of a two week mission led by Rev John Mattimore S J and Rev Richard Heggarty S J. Morning Masses at 5 45 7 and 9 with 7 30 p m service. next week men will join.
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St Mary’s Church
Jesit
John Mattimore
S. J
New England
Richard Heggarty
Charles C. Curran
St. Mary’s
Bus Company Says New Route Little Used
The New England transportation agency reports low ridership on a proposed route with limited demand and unclear benefits, delaying full implementation.
Memorial Run Off and Bristol Reverse Loop Debate
The Bristol Rangers drum corps hosts a memorial competition on October 10 1948 with entries from several states and cash prizes. A council report covers the reverse loop tests over a 60 day trial showing limited local ridership, while W E Boyle provides information on the program and awards.
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Bristol Rangers
John Freitas
Paul Paiva
United States Navy
Massachussets
Connecticut
Lhelp
W. E. Boyle
Lompany
Bristol
Primaries Shift Polling Sites and A M T Bridge
Democrats urged voters to cast ballots in the Bristol County primaries at the B T A Armory on State Street tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. The piece notes similar changes used by Republicans and mentions no local contests, while describing a banquet for Y M C A Baseball squad and local civic details.
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Bristol County Court House
B. T. A. Armory
State Street
Tommorrow
Pasquale Pagnano
Mary
Y.pereira
Bristols
IM. C. A
Democratic Women’s Club
D. V. A. Capone
Egret Appears in Kirkemuit River Scene
The narrator spots a tall white egret in shallow river vegetation. The bird stands motionless then stretches its neck into a question mark shape and snaps at prey with a swift, snake-like motion.
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Kirkemuit
Life Magazine
Quiet Fishing Scene by Kirkemuit River Bridge
The narrator recalls a tranquil stretch along the Kirkemuit River with a few anglers on the bridge where the road meets the river. He mentions discovering a long forgotten road leading into Warren’s pumping station area and remarks on the pleasant countryside.
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Kirkemuit
Warren
Weekend Birding Trip Delivers Egrets and Heron
The narrator admits low enthusiasm for a Sunday outing but recounts spotting egrets and a great blue heron along with a bittern during a prior trip. The partner had earlier visited Poppasquash with a friend hoping for more birds, including mud hens, but found none on that visit.
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Poppasquash
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Paul C. Millemaggi
Franklin H. Springer
George Oliver
Elizabeth P. Gladding
Rebecca C. Herreshoff
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B. W. Wall
Thomas P. ‘Hazard
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Henry C. Miranda
Heilman
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Edward J. McDermott
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
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Fuller Brush Man
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St. Ansgarius Church
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Silver Creek
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Bradford and
Hope Streets
State Steet
Hannah Valker
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Cheetham
Thomas P. Warren
St. Mary’‘s
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Edward D. Kunz
Transportation Company
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