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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1927

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Town Council Opens With Fire Chief And Dog Officer Elected

At the semi monthly meeting John Grabert was elected Chief of the Fire Department and Rodney Simmons won the dog officer post with three votes. Other elected officials included Samuel A Mott Arthur Manchester Donat J Gladue and John Dimond to the fire engineers board. Several resignations and appointments were noted along with land and highway concerns and permission for events and licenses.

John Grabert R. D. Simmons Samuel A Mott Arthur H. Manchester Donat J. Gladue John Dimond Board of Fire Engineers Benjamin Carnes William = T Smmons Herman Gablinske Rodney Simmons Dennis Ferrara James S Flynn John F Powers David J Walker Clinton T Sherman Sinking Fund Commission New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Thames Street Callan An Callan Phillips Tetter Harvey Stewell

Benefit Concert at Colt Memorial High School Auditorium

An excellent concert held Wednesday evening under the American Legion Auxiliary Kearney Unit No 6 auspices featured piano solos by Helen Schanck including Chopin and Sibelius pieces, a dramatic reading by Mrs Alice M Coughlan, tenor solos by Vernon A Gray with accompanist Mrs Cora S Anderson, and violin and cello performances by Vincent Campagna and others. The program also included soprano solos by Nora F Dwyer and a civic address by Bertam W Wall, with Girl Scouts and local musicians participating.

Colt Memorial High School American Legion Auxthars Kearnes Chopin Ireland Rebikoff Sibelius Helen Schanck Laska Alice M_ Coughlan Curran Logan Vernon A Gray Cora S Anderson Cella Ketelbes Kreisler Doris Guy Effie Martin Bertram W Wall Bristol Girl Scouts Shirles Newman Anna Salzano Viella Mckay Muriel Holbrook Agnes Gablinske Beatrice Riccio Katherine Fbbits Frances West Freda Schafft Marel Ashton Emma Singer Hope of Cote Brown Bird Hayden Wood Muaimuet Bessex Nora F Dwyer Massenet Vincent Campagna Francisco Canario Berceuse Joeveln Traumerei Das Not Miss Guy

Bristol Yacht Club Spring Meeting Sets Season Plans

John H. Wall presided as Bristol Yacht Club met Tuesday night at the club house. With Commodore Nicholson absent, the season opening was set for May 28 and the annual open regatta for July 27. A seventh annual Saturday dances committee was formed led by Maxfield, and a sailing boat purchase committee was created. The meeting also invited US Fleet officers to Narragansett Bay May 21-28 and Warwick Yacht Club to September races.

John H. Wall Bristol Yacht Club Paul C Nicholson Filmer CC. Maxfield Col Tillinghast Woodbury Pollers Jack DeWolf, Jr United States ‘Eet Narragansett Bay Warwick ‘Yacht Club

Body Found on Shore of Pru dence Island

The well dressed man about 60 years old was found on the west shore of Pru dence Island by 10 year old resident Ernest Hail. He weighed around 1588 pounds, wore dark clothes with a red stripe, tan shoes, black silk stockings, and a black and white necktie. No pockets held identification. The body was moved to Portsmouth shore for examination by Dr Sterrs, who found no foul play indicators.

Prudence Island Ernest Hail Portsmouth Sterrs

Birthday Celebration for 94th at Hope Street Home

Miss Arselia M. Babbitt marked her 94th birthday at her Hope Street residence last Saturday. Confined to bed for nearly six years, she remained cheerful and engaged in current events. Telegrams from Concord New Hampshire and New York arrived, with Bristol friends sending cut flowers and presents. Palm and carnation decorations plus daffodils framed a buffet luncheon.

Arselia M. Babbitt Hope Street Babbitt Concord New York Bristol

Daylight Saving Time Starts In New England Sunday

Daylight saving time takes effect at 2am Sunday across most New England communities. Clocks advance one hour and stay on the schedule until September 25. The Town Council authorized the practice Tuesday night. Early risers should change clocks before bed to avoid being late for Sunday church.

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