BristolTown Meeting Warned Financial Proposals 1951
Bristol Rhode Island prepared warning for a town meeting on April 23 1951 at 7 30 PM at Robert Shaw Andrews Memorial School to vote on tax levies town department budgets zoning planning studies and several capital projects including road work digester heater sewage plant expansion Cedar Drive King Philip Avenue and Fales Road sewer construction and related borrowing.
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Brstol
Rhode Island
John W Church
Bristol
Robert Shaw Andrews Memorial School
Hope Street
Department of Public Works
Department of Public Welfare
Rogers Free Library
Bastol Duster Nursing
Colt Memorial Ambulance
Sewel
PWA
Rockwell
Sewer Commission
Cedar Drive
King Philip Avenue
Fales Road
Magnolia Street
William T Cashin
Bristol District Nursing Association Meeting At Rockwell House
The Bristol District Nursing Association will hold its annual meeting at Rockwell House on Tuesday night April 17 at 8 oclock. Evelyn Carter announced that annual reports will be presented and officers will be elected.
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Bristol District Nursing Association
Rockwell House
Evelyn Carter
Municipal split under council plan debated
A fragment suggests possible incap to segment under Town Council direction with a plan to finance via short term borrowing and a paid sum. The text hints at local governance restructuring and funding questions without clear details.
Charity Group To Have Bridge Tuesday May 8 1951
Mrs John Lynch and Mrs Catherine Aiello were named co chairs again of the 1951 bridge of the Pyramids of Charity at a meeting in BTA Hall on State street Tuesday night. The bridge will be Tuesday May 8 at the Midway Steak and Lobster House. The sub committees Hall Mrs Vesta L Ruggiero chair man Mrs Beatrice Abanante and Miss Nicolina Consentin. Candy committee Mrs Frank Ferrara prizes Mrs Lillian Arone table special prizes Mrs Ruggiero publicity Mrs Joseph Cavallaro.
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John Lynch
Catherine Aiello
Cochairmen
BTA Hall
State Street
Nancy Vitello
Midway Steak & Lobster
Hall
Vesta L. Ruggiero
Beatrice Abanante
Nicolina Consentin
Frank Ferrara
Lillian Arone
Ruggiero
Joseph Cavallaro
Cape presented to Rev. Frederick Driftmier at church meeting
The Rev. Frederick C. Driftmier, pastor of the First Congregational Church, received a cape during the Missionary Society annual meeting held Wednesday afternoon. Pro Christo Society members attended as guests.
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Frederick C. Driftmier
First Congregational Church
the Missionary Society
Pro Christo Society
Bristol Town Meeting Proposals Seek Health and Safety Funding
Town of Bristol voters consider eight questions on social security coverage workmen’s compensation defense council finance beach project and park field work with short term borrowing to fund the measures and street extension.
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Bristol
State of
Rhode Island
Bristol Council of Civil Defense
Wood Street Park
Romi Street
Buttonwood Street
Church Service at 7 30 PM Divine Healing
The Church of the Holy Spirit invites parishioners to Sunday service at 7 30 PM at 58 Bradford Street South Warren led by Brother Joseph Decosta Minister of the Gospel. Prayer and healing are emphasized as part of the worship with an invitation for all to join.
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Church of the Holy Spirit and Colony OF ST. Francis OF Assisi
Bradford St
South Warren
Joseph Decosta
Jesus
Bristol DAR Honors Mary Louise Adams With Citizenship Award
Large Bristol Chapter DAR gathering at Chapter House saw the chapter present its citizenship award to Miss Mary Louise Adams. Guest speaker Mrs. Nancy Bosworth Hawkes, 1941 recipient, discussed Public Assistance and the Home Economist as the state's social welfare consultant based in Providence.
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DAR
Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Louise Adams
Nancy Bosworth Hawkes
Hawkes
Department of Social Welfare of the State
Providence
Funeral of Mrs Eva Makowsky Held in Providence
The funeral for Mrs Eva Makowsky nee Novo groski aged 70 died Monday at 192 Wood Street was held Wednesday at 11 at Max Sugarman Funeral Home Providence Rabbi Aaron Goldin officiated Burial in Lincoln Park Cemetery Warwick She had lived in Bristol 55 years and had been ill at home
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Eva Makowsky
Eva (Novogroski) Makowsky
Wood Street
Max Sugarman
Providence
Aaron Goldin
Congregation Owatd Sholom
Pawtucket
Lincoln Park
Warwick
Legion Notes District Two Meeting Set in Bristol
The Rhode Island American Legion District Two will meet in Bristol tomorrow night at 8. Legion posts convene at Kearney Post Home Franklin Street while Auxiliary Units meet at Hydraulion fire station High and Franklin streets. District Commander Daniel F. Manchester will preside and Mrs. Florence Smith will preside for the auxiliary. After the business sessions both groups gather at Legion Hall for refreshments and a social hour with dancing. Domenic J. Mascola chairs the arrangements assisted by Kearney Post’s Activities Committee.
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Department of Rhode Island
American Legion
Bristol
Legion
Kearney
Franklin Street
Hydraulion
High
Franklin Streets
Daniel F. Manchester
Riverside
Florence Smith
Legion Hall
Domenic J. Mascola
Kearney Post
John C. Medeiros
Richard Rosenhausen
Manuel P. Goulart
Raymond A. Thomas
Joseph G. A. Riccio
Junior Legion Baseball Leaders Call RI Posts to Plan Summer
John McIntyre, chairman of the American Legion Junior Baseball Program in Rhode Island, issues an earnest appeal for Posts representatives and managers to attend a meeting to form plans for the coming summer.
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John McIntyre
American Legion
Rhode Island
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ED Drew and His Orchestra
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Bristol Phoenix
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G.A.R. Hall
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The
Priscilla Sportswear Co
Wood ST
Advertisen
Ann Page
A&p
Pire
Main ST
Warren, R. I
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Cape
Rego's Spa
Metacom Avenue
Home Economist
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W.P. Williams, Inc
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General QD Electric French Coal CO
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