Easter Services Draw Large Crowds Across Churches
Easter Sunday brought abundant decoration and robust attendance at St Michael's Trinity and St Mary's as Rev. W F B Jackson preached at St Michael's and Rev W R Trotter led Trinity. At St Mary's Rev John F Downing and Rev Thomas J Gillan offered Masses with choirs and sermons. Bristol Knights of Columbus attended the 7:30 mass, and a Sun day school concert filled the chapel with flowers and music. The State Street M E Onward also reported large attendances with sermons by Rev John McVay.
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St. Michael's
Trinity
St. Mary’s
St. Michael’s Church
W. F. B. Jackson
Providence
Locke
Mr. Jackson
Trinity Church
O Salutaris
J. Louis Ouoggeshall
Catherine Reynolds
W. R. Trotter
T. Newton Owen
T.n.owen
Oreaed
Reginald Dimond
Manchester
Misses Hill
Waldron
Miss Skinner
Knights of Columbus
Thomas J. Gillan
Ghilan
Downing
Mather Downing
Christ
Adam
George Graham
Holy City
Altar Society
Bristol Golf Club Faces End Without Quick Membership Drive
Editor urges past members and Bristol friends to rekindle interest in the Bristol Golf Club or risk closure. The piece notes prior generous donations for a clubhouse and grounds, extensive improvements to the course and tennis courts, and the club's valued social role. It cites three membership classes and lists contact addresses for applications. The future hinges on ten days of determined action.
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The
Phaesix
Bristol
Hlam
John H. Tucker
Union Street
John B. Herreshoff
High Street
Bristol Golf Club
Filtered Water to Start Next Month in Bristol Warren
About mid May the Bristol and Warren Water Works will begin delivering filtered water from the Warren filtration plant. The plant is nearly complete and could start by May 1, with a two week delay for the new stand pipe at Half Way Hill to boost pressure. Fifteen carloads of iron pipe will arrive to upgrade mains, including 16 inch piping on Bristol Neck to double flow. O H Tuttle, with 15 years of local plant experience, will serve as resident manager, overseeing both towns and the pumping and filtration plants.
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Bristol and Warren
Warren Reservoir
Half Way Hill
Bristol Neck
Bristol
Warren
O. H Tuitte
Paterson
N. J
Tuttle
Law Cracked Not Broken Letter to the Editor
A Phenix letter protests a Town Council ruling on an illegal liquor sale report by the Chief of Police. It argues the decision treats first offences as not breaking the law and warns saloons may open on Sundays within a month. The writer questions past council choices and calls for disgust and action.
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The
Phenix
Capt
Morrissey
Consolidation of Bristol Baseball Clubs Chooses Lafontaine Manager
At a Bristol Hotel meeting the two Bristol clubs were merged to form a single team for the city diamond. The board elected Fred Lafontaine as manager, noting his enthusiasm and experience. A new diamond will be laid on the southeast side of the common for use by Defiance Hose Co, St Marys T A Looiety, King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co, and the Independents, who plan a local league with expected competitive games.
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Bristol
N. 5
Defiance Hose Co
St. Mary’s T .A. Looiety
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co
Independents
Industrial Trust Company Savings Notice
Industrial Trust Company notes May 1 marks the start of a new interest quarter for savings accounts. Interest is compounded semi annually in August and February.
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China
Tiffany
Electric Clocks
Alarm Clocks
Chasing di
Waterman’s Ideal
Luxmoor Leather
Howard, Waltham, Elgin and
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Edward D. Kunz
Bristol, R. I
Hope Street
A. P. Nerone
HOPE
Earle & Prew
Staples Coal Company
State Street
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