Bristol Town Council Resigns Surveyor and Delays Fire Chief Vote
Samuel J. Connery resigned as surveyor of highways after being elected by the council. James Connors was chosen to fill the vacancy by paper ballot amid postponement of the fire chief and dog constable elections. The meeting approved funding, permits, licenses, and a bridge project as Bristol authorities urged statewide action on Mount Hope Bridge.
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Samuel J. Connery
James Connors
Samuel J Connery
Connery
John W Church
Connors
Elisha Hibbert
Committee On
Matthew G. Maetozo
Board of Fire Engineers
Bristol
Mount Hope Bridge Company
Rhode Island
Richard Kavanaugh
Amos S Gorham
Children of Mary of
Olympia Theatre
Callan
Capt Walsh
State Armory
Relief
Sherman Avenue
Committee On Highways
Edwin S Godfrey
Bristol Casino
Frank Bisignano
Bradford Street
Highland Realts Company
Thames Street
Joseph Sodini
Wood Street
Joseph di Gaoa
Harry P Morrissey
Belvedere
Gardiner Wrest
Tollows
Joseph Nappt
Bristol Narrows
Julio Naver
George Cote
State Street
Daniel G Coggeshall
Haigh Street
Charles Clapham
Florman Kemph
Hope Street
Antoni Guida
Guilheme Pereira
Waithiam Perry
Fsposito Gambardella
Mt Hope Avenue
Domenico Palangio
Franklin Street
Commander Bullock Dead Local Civil War Veteran
Robert H Bullock of 1219 Hope Street dies at Rhode Island Hospital after a fogbound automobile accident in front of his home February 24. A veteran of the Ninth Rhode Island Infantry born February 6, 1846 he leaves a large family, long service with Babbitt Post No. 15, and a life spent at Cranston Worsted Mills. Burial at North Cemetery Sunday.
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Robert H Bullock
Hopestreet
Babbitt Post
G A R
Rhode Island Hospital
Bullock
Thomas F Johnson
Mr Johnson
Charles F Sanford
Alfred M Merriman
John Lake
Colt Memorial
Cteran
Company C
Ninth
Rhode Island Infantry
Robert H and
Ellen (Mulls) Bullock
Warren
Cranston
Alving
Feb G
Babbitt
Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Commander Bullock
George
Boston
Ida M Newman
Python Sisters
Rhode Island
Henry H
Bertram F Bullock
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythas
Merriman Heads Bristol Train of Artillery In Election
Dr Merriman elected commander of the Bristol Train of Artillery at annual elections in the Armory State Street. Col Cheesman presided and Col Merriman is a former lieutenant colonel and former captain, with long service in Rhode Island naval reserve forces and prior command roles.
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Colt Merton
Bristol Train of Artillery
Armory State Street
Alfred M Merrman
Organi
Cheesman
John
Stewart
Edwin S Godfres
Fred M Straight
George Robish
Tnent Whitham T O'Donnell
Anson B Howard
Elmer McNamara
William LePage
Fred FE Suzman
Charles W. McGinn
Fred W . Coggeshall
Oliver Jo Lemaire
William J Joseph
Arthur W. Barrett
George W. Warren
John Matheson
John, Stewart
Cole Cheesman
First Wa
Colone
Wnt
United Train of Artilley Providence
Bristol Train
Col Chesman
Wihode Island
Merriman
Feeding Dairy Calves by Dr John E Ladd
Dr John E Ladd of Rhode Island State College will speak to the Bristol County Farmers Association in Defiance Hall on Main Road tonight. His topic is Feeding Dairy Calves.
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John E Ladd
Rhode Island State College
Bristol County Farmers’ Association
Defiance Hall
Main Road
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