Location and construction of a schoolhouse debated
An editorial argues the site choice for a new school is as important as the building itself. It stresses convenient grouping for supervision, town beautification, and broad use of a central assembly hall as a community center, endorsing High street between Court and Church streets as the best site while noting three other options, one near the Fast Burial Ground is unsuitable.
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Grante
Bristol
High Street
Court
Church Streets
School site debate weighs cost and community value
The discussion centers on two High street plots and the Sayer property for a new school. Proponents favor the site opposite the common for access and aesthetics, while another option north of High street offers lower cost and playground value. The committee notes long term service of a brick building and aims to beautify a street eyesore.
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Sayer
Church Street
High Street
Franklin
Bradford Streets
High’street
Concrete walk projects advance through town council action
Town Council Wednesday evening approved many applications signaling progress in building a continuous concrete walk network. Plans include extending the north Bradford street path between High and Wood, completing High street segments, and adding walks along Bradford south of High. Improvements also cover Burnside Building and St. Michael's Chapel fronts, more granolithic walk on High street, and a Wood street granolithic path past the National India Rubber Company factory.
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Bradford Street
High and
Wood Streets
High Street
Bradford
State Streets
Burnside Memorial Building
St. Michael’s Chapel
Hope Street
Wood Street
National India Rubber Company
Bristol Local News And Notices From Bristol and Vicinity
Community notes record lodge meetings church and club events including United Brothers Lodge and D A R Bristol Chapter activities with initiations appointments and upcoming meetings. Local marriages intentions and social club prizes are listed along with a planned Bristol baseball team gathering and Narragansett League opportunity.
Bristol News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Appointments
Saturday bargains draw shoppers for boys shoes at $1.25 and a sales push for spring hats caps and menswear. Local fraternal groups report visits, meetings, and pool events while civic notices announce juror duties school and church programs and a new Texas name in regional business.
Community and construction notices and church address
The School Committee holds its monthly meeting next Monday evening along with the Bristol Aerue No 053 semi monthly session. Ground was broken yesterday for a three tenement wooden dwelling on Lincoln avenue for Max Makowsky with six rooms per unit, bay windows and piazzas. Rev Dr A C McGilton will preach at State Street M E Church Sunday morning on Gods Message of Encouragement with a follow up on marriage topics. Miss Philomena Peters remains hospitalized after a factory incident at Narragansett Rubber. her condition is serious with scalp injury and erysipelas developing. The retailer notes a sale on Men and Young Men suits guaranteed fast colors ahead of price increases. GERMAN CLOTHING CO.
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New York
Providente
Caroline Tillinghast
Thomas Dwyer, Jr
Mt. Hope Terrace
Ferk
Colt Memorial High School
Central Street
Conshohocken, Pa
Lee Tire Rubber Company
Bristol Aerie
F.O. E
Knights of Columbus
Levi B. Edwards
Church of the Transfiguration
Edgewood
Old Mexico
Trinity Church
Providence County Farm Bureau
District Court Room
Warren
David Elder
Providence County
William H. Thayer
H. W. Church
Bristol
Miss Pairpoint
Rhode Island Kindergarten League
State Normal School
Providence
G. A
Mills Tea & Butter CO
Burnside Lodge
K. of P
George Clark
Julian Close
George Draper Lodge
Bristol Aerue
Lincoln Avenue
Max Makowsky
State Street
M.E
A C. McGilton
Philomena Peters
Antone Peters
Narragansett Rubber Company
Rhode Island
German Clothing CO
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