Bristol Town Council considers Mount Hope water line plan
The Bristol Rhode Island council discusses installing a 6 inch water main on Mount Hope Avenue. They require total costs under 5500 dollars and contracts from water takers to yield at least 700 dollars annually for five years. They propose an alternate trench shelf through rock if needed, but reject that method unless necessary.
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Town Council
Bristol
Rhode Island
Mount Hope Avenue
H_.S. Jewell
Maiy
Jewell
Town Proposal On Water Main Installation And trench Work
C H Manchester president writes outlining town guarantee against settlement for three years. Main will run on one road side where possible beyond paved sections. Town to dig and backfill trench for hydrants and services for one year to save costs. Cost to town capped at 1300 dollars. pipes to be cast iron. Delivery expected in four weeks. awaiting decision soon.
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Jewell
C. H. Manchester
Bristol Girl Scouts Admit Two Members
Two applicants were admitted to membership at a Bristol Girls Scouts meeting held Friday afternoon at the John Post Reynolds School led by Capt. Hoar and Lieut. Aileen Holm. Weather permitting the troop will hike to Bristol Ferry Friday afternoon leaving Reynolds School at 3 30 with each scout carrying food for an open air supper.
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Bristol Girls Scouts
John Post Reynolds
Hoar
Aileen Holm
Bristol Ferry
Reynolds School
Season ends with three games at the Y gym floor
Three close contests closed the season for Mystic Circle and Radio Club. The Rovers edged the Bristol Whirlwinds 17 to 16 in the opener. Mystic Circle then defeated the Boy Scout Troop 27 team from Providence.
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Mystic Circle
Radio Club
Rovers
Bristol Whirlwinds
Providence
Radio Five Beats Pawtucket HiY Club In Tight Finish
The final game of the evening featured Radio Five against Pawtucket HiY Club with end Five prevailing 17 to 15 in a close finish.
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Radio Five
Pawtucket Hiy Club
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Funeral Services For Francisco E. deWolf Held At Miramar
Funeral services for Francisco E. deWolf who died last Thursday night were held at his home Miramar 217 Hope street yesterday afternoon at 2 15 oclock. Rev Anson B Howard rector of St Michaels Church conducted the service attended by relatives and many friends. Burial was at Juniper Hill Cemetery. Honorary pall bearers included Harold J Gross Waldo M Place Merton A Cheesman Edward E Bunn Clinton T Sherman and Dr Alfred M Merriman. The funeral of Mrs Guisippio Amarto wife of Antonio Amarto was held today at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel with Rev Joseph Pola officiating. Burial was at St Marys Cemetery. Mrs Amarto who was born in Italy had resided here two years and is survived by her husband.
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Francisco E. deWolf
Miramar
Hope Street
Anson B. Howard
St. Michael’s Church
Harold J. Gross
Waldo M. Place
Providence
Merton A. Cheesman
Edward E. Bunn
Clinton T. Sherman
Alfred M. Merriman
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Guisippio Amarto
Antonio Amarto
Mason Avenue
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Joseph Pola
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Bristol Eagles Plan April Boxing and Wrestling Smoker
The Bristol Aerie No. 953 entertainment committee met to finalize a smoker at Italian Hall Wood Street on April 25 featuring two four round boxing bouts one six round and one eight round and a wrestling match. An orchestra will provide music. Committee members include Worthy President John F Powers chairman and others. Tickets available from committee members or James F Duffy.
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Bristol Aerie
Eagles
Wood Street
John F. Powers
John R. White
James Holmes
John F. Lowney
Fred E. Suzman
John Tropiano
Joseph Perry
Thomas St Angelo
James F. Duffy
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Prospect Heights
Beachmount Land Co., Inc
R. I. D. Decristofaro
Star Theatre
Bristol Girl Scouts
Chambers
Bristol County Gas & Electric Coo
Bristol, R. I
Charles A. Johnson
Spegal
Parson
Kirkman
Fairbank
Nature
Educator
Kellogg’s
Post
Franklin Mills
Kenyon’s
Graham
Easton’s
Sunshine
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