Bristol Town Council Plans 250th Anniversary Committee
The Bristol town council met Tuesday night approving a 25 member committee and a $1 000 fund to plan the 250th settlement anniversary in 1930. They also discussed a sewage disposal plant, veteran burial plots, and May feasts with street closures and fireworks. Eleven named officials and groups were listed for various observances and town matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Church
Bristol
Santo Christo Club
Wood Street
Franklin
Roma Streets
Franklin Street
Bay View Avenue
Woodstreet
Matthew G Maetozo
Divine Fspirite Sancto Society
Mount Hope Avenue
Wood and
Franklin Streets
Society
Franklin and Chilton Streets
Whitsunday
Crawford I Easterbrooks
Josef Freitas
Dominic Langella
Robert J Anderson
Anthony J. Bruno
Harri H Bullock
Sebastian Bernard, Jr
Fverett LeBaron Church
Roswell C Colt
Matthew J Cahoon
Daniel E Dwyer
George FE Dion
George R Fish
Fred Guevremont
Charles Leo Hughes
James F Head
Frank F Gigho
Wallard S Kenney
Albert D = Lollo
Edward FE. LeClerc
Robert J McKay
James F Meiggs
Albert Menard
James H McGovern
Samuel Molasky
William D Newbold
Fred M. Straight
John G Stewart
Samuel J. Smith
Frank J Sylvia
Fred Wilbur
American Red Cross
Colt Memorial Ambulance Fund
Bristol District Nursing Association
Rogers Free Library
Willam F. Marshman
Arthur E. Moore
Green Lantern
Hope and
Manuel Pierpa
Hope Street
Lawrence S Edwards
John Balzano
Mt Hope Avenue
Marguerite S Gooding
Gooding Avenue
Daniel G Coggeshall
High Street
John Martelly
State Street
Antonio Guida
Twilight League forms in Bristol town with four to six teams
Twilight League base ball plans mature as managers and officials meet at Rockwell Hall YMCA. A board of governors was elected with James F. Duffy and George J OBrien among members. The league may start early with forfeits and police protection. a next meeting is set for Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Rockwell Hall
Ymca
Elisha Hibbert
James F. Duffy
George J O'Brien
Henry W Peterson
Albert L. Johnston
Bertram W Wall
Mr. Wall
Sporting Goods
James F Duffs
Duffy
Yachtman Robert W Emmons 2d Found Dead at Buzzards Bay
Robert W Emmons 2d famed yachtsman was found dead in his car in the garage of his Buzzards Bay summer home likely from carbon monoxide poisoning. He was 56 and had long ties to the Herreshoff shipyard and the New York Yacht Club, steering Resolute in the America’s Cup campaigns and later mentoring Vanitie. He planned to sail the Dauntless this summer in the New London to Santander race. He served as a lieutenant commander in World War I and belonged to the New York Yacht Club since 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W Emmons
Hereshoff
Buzzard’s Bay
Emmons
Herreshoff Company
Herreshoff
New York Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas Lipton
Harry Payne Whitney
Resolute
Dauntless
New London
Santander
Spain
Mount Vernon
First Naval District
Daughters of Union Veterans Meet in Odd Fellows Hall
Mary Ann Atkinson Tent No 4 of the Daughters of Union Veterans held a Wednesday evening meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. The initiatory degree was conferred on two candidates and a public bridge was scheduled for Wednesday evening May 20 after a Tent meeting. A social hour with music and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Atkinson
Odd Fellows’ Hall
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WARDWELL @ CO
R. I
Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
Warren, R. I
Cornelius Harrington
B. A. French
Morris Supreme
Kellogg’s
Bristol Auto Laundry
James T. Pierce
Kenneth Harlan
Helfy Chadwick
Ted Wells
Doris Kenyon
Milton Sills
California Redwoods
Madeiros Colony
Jetta Goudal
Pathe-De Mille Star
Victor Varconi
Joseph Schildkraut
Morocco
Paris
the Collegians
Robert W. Emmons
Edward C. Kunz
Optometrist
WM. M. Connery
Men’s Outfitter
THE
G. H. Spencer Roofing CO
F. M. Gifford
Usher Place
Bristol, R. I
Rhode Island Public Service Company
F. Reginald Dimond
Anderson & Company
Hospital Trust
Daughters OF Union
Veterans Meet
del Monte
Baldwin Tomatoes
Sun Maid
H. C. Paull Stores