Bristol Council seeks zoning and planning input on incinerator site
Town officials ask Zoning and Planning Boards to evaluate possible sites for a 70 000 incinerator project. Minturn Farm favored by Councilman Serbst but opposed by board chairs. other options include rear of sewage disposal plant and Woodlawn avenue area. A citizen letter protests using residential Owl's Nest area and urges protection of zoning, with a May 7 council meeting to receive recommendations.
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Zoning Board
Planning Board
Burnside Memorial
J. Floyd Huestis
Minturn
Metacom Avenue
Woodlawn Avenue
Henry F Serbst
A. A. Edmonds
Minturn Farm
Serbst
Edmonds
Huestis
Marshall
Millemaggi
Mathewson
Giglio
Sylvia
Bosworth
Angell
Goff
Xavier
Pozzi
Bristol Phoenix
Owl's Nest
Wood Street
Holy Week Services Planned by Bristol Churches
Bristol churches including First Baptist and Catholic congregations announce Holy Week programs. Holy Thursday features a candlelit service at 730 p.m and Holy Communion, with Maundy Thursday details and a Pro Christo Society gathering at Guiteras House. Good Friday includes an 8 p.m. church finance meeting and choir rehearsal at 730 p.m.
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First Baptist Church
Pro Christo Society
Guiteras House
Green Hill
Gounod
Lane
Oldroyd
Franck
Bradbury
Willan
Cross
Jesus
Maker
Armstrong
Holy Week Services at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Holy Thursday Mass at 7 thirty with a Holy Hour and processions arranged by N A Mentan. Good Friday Masses at 7 thirty am and 7 thirty pm feature presanctified rites, adoration, and Italian and English stations. Holy Saturday services begin at 7 with an 8 o’clock Mass, Holy Family Mass and mixed chant by Montani, and a recessional hymn “Jesus Christ Is Risen Today.”
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Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Holy Angels
N A. Mentan
N. A. Mentam
N A Montami
Montani
Montami
Mesmftcat
Jesus Christ
St Elizabeth's Church High Mass on Holy Thursday
A Holy Thursday high mass at St Elizabeth's Church is reported with continuation noted on page 3. The service likely drew parishioners and featured traditional rites in the morning or evening hours.
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St. Elizabeth’s Church
Rhode Island State College Bristol Project Moves Forward
A Bristol meeting with 35 residents from Bristol Warren and Barrington formed a nine member nucleus to study a proposed Rhode Island State College in Bristol. The committee will research student numbers facilities course needs costs and other factors and will report back with a catalog once enrollment interest is assessed. Dean Knowles stressed courses would be credit bearing college work and instruction would be led from RI State College with Bristol serving as a branch location. The group plans another meeting on April 29.
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Rhode Island State College
Bristol
Holmes House
Warren and
Barrington
Edn J. Fitzgerald
John L. Burke
John M Harkins
Warren
Lewis Holden
A R Parshley
Earl P Mathewson
Samuel D Clark
Janet MacDougall
Ian M Walker
Wesley A Armstrong
Wilfred M Hamill
Albert T Fusonie
Joseph Baron Canon Parshley
Dean Knowles
RI State College
R. I State
Supt Fitzgerald
State College
John L Burke
Knowles
Rotary Club Plans Ladies Night and Elections
Rotary Club schedules Ladies Night for June 26 to mark the 17th anniversary with Donald Good of the American Optical Company as speaker. The club also announces a bowling banquet on April 2 at the Colonial Hotel and lists nominees for officer positions led by John D. Moore with Frank J. Sylvia Howard R. Newman A L Johnston Wm H Sisson Charles M Connery Rev Arthur W Burdon Edward J Fitzgerald and J Foster Price.
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Donald Good
The
American Optical Company
A Edmonds
Colonial Hotel
John D. Moore
Frank J. Sylvia
Howard R. Newman
A. L. Johnston
Wm. H. Sisson
Charles M. Connery
Arthur W. Burdon
Edward J. Fitzgerald
J. Foster Price
Twenty Youth Tryouts Draw Large Legion Jr Team Crowd
Twenty youths attended Legion Jr baseball tryouts on the Common last Saturday with more seeking a chance to try. An additional session will be held during the week as many Grammer school boys joined the turnout. Eligible players are 17 or younger.
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American Legion Jr
Colt
Price nostalgia from 1932 grocery circular
Reader recalls a White Front Market circular dated December 9 1932 offering two pounds of sugar free with every $2 purchase and lists prices on butter sugar meat eggs lard and flour while reflecting on postwar scarcity and policy effects on production and prices.
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White Front
Sam
Bristol
Mt. Hope Farm
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Rhode Island State
Rotary Club
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Hope St
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