Town Council Sets Fourth of July Plans and City Projects
Semi monthly town council meeting held Wednesday evening with full board. They discussed concreting sidewalks including projects for Herreshoff Manufacturing and Lawless Estate and appointed Fourth of July committee members. A ban on aerial bombs was adopted and bids for street work reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jauperintendent
L. H. ‘Callan
John B. Herreshoff
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Lawless’Estate
William Angevine
Seth Paull Company
Francis P. McGovern
Benjamin ‘ F. Lindemuth
Thomas Goff, Jr
Edward, Church
Pardon R. Kenney
John G. Stewart
Charles &. West
Nathaniel G. Herreshoff, Jr
Frederick Wilbur
Chareles H. Herrmann
Wood Street
Minturn
James W. Franklin
sLeonardi Digatti
Bradford Street
Veron Street
Warren
John M Coggeshall
Charles Doherty
Usher
Gasper
High Street
Union Street
Wood
L. H. Callan
Rogers Free Library
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company
Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Company
Defiance Hose Company
Bristol Home
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
W. W. Perry
Usher Avenue
Angels and Divine Messages at State Street Church
At State Street M E Church Rev Dr A C McGilton will speak in the morning on Angels by the Way Human and Divine. The evening service will feature United Brothers lodge No 13 I O O F and Reba Rebekah lodge No 12 I O O F with a decorated interior and special music. Odd Fellows depart at 7 to march to the church and are met by the Rebas. seats are reserved for both groups. The pastor will then speak on The Message of the Three Arrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street M. E
A. C. McGilton
United Brothers’ Lodge
Reba Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Four- and three- tenement buildings nearing completion
New buildings progress includes a four tenement on Narragansett avenue for Max Makowsky finished. A six tenement on Bourn street near Wood street by Peter Martelly for Peter Vacarro nears completion. A three-tenement on Usher avenue by Joseph Durrant for Walter Kerr also advances. Ground broken for four three-tenant houses on Oliver street for Samuel Nussenfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Avenue
Max Makowsky
Bourn Street
Wood Street
Peter Martelly
Peter Vaccaro
Usher Avenue
Joseph Durrant
Walter Kerr
Oliver Street
Samuel Nussenfeld
Reception to Rev Dr McGilton at State Street M E Church
An informal reception honored Rev Dr A C McGilton after his re appointment as pastor of State Street M E Church. Parishioners, local clergy, and Bristol Train of Artillery members attended as palms and flowers decorated the vestry. Refreshments followed with music by local soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McGilton
State ‘Street
M. E
Bristol
Brockton
Mass
Oscar M. Crandall
Frank E. ‘Talbee
Emily Pollock
Martha B. Paull
Marion Coggeshall
McGilton
Lillian Nicholas
Burnside Social Club Fair Opens in Grand Army Hall
The first annual Burnside Social Club fair opened in Grand Army Hall with a street parade by Burnside lodge No. 34 Knights of Pythias and Boy Scouts. Fraternal Night followed with local and out of town organizations attending. Tonight is Military Night and April 24 Firemen's Night as booths, dancing, and music draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside Social Club
Grand Army Hall
Burnside Lodge
No. 34
Knights‘of Pythias
Boy Scouts’ Bugle
Crown Orchestra
George S. Marshall
James A. Clarkson
Charles E. Weaver
Stephen W. Hopkins
Herbert W. McKay
Harold E. Pedhey
John C. Gablinske
Charles Connery
William L. Connery
Frank Goff
William Gablinske
Edgar Sutcliffe
Harold E. Pedley
Arthur Jordan
Colts Lost Close Game at East Greenwich Academy
The Colt Memorial High School baseball team fell 6 to 5 to East Greenwich Academy on a Tuesday afternoon. East Greenwich scored twice in the third. Colt's four-run fourth gave a 5 to 2 lead, but in the eighth inning errors and light hits allowed four runs for the Academy. East Greenwich had 10 hits and 7 errors to Colts 8 hits and 5 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
East Greenwich Academy
C. Dunbar
Colts
E. Garvin
Academy Boys
Building Law for Bristol Passes Senate
An act drafted by Speaker F. H Hammill at the request of the Bristol Town Council was introduced in the Senate by Senator Ezra Dixon and passed. The act concerns building inspection and authorizes the Town Council to regulate construction and repairs and fixes penalties for violations of the building ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H Hammill
Senate
Ezra Dixon
First Baptist Church Evening and Sunday Schedule
This evening at 7.30 a prayer meeting on Causes for Rejoicing followed by a church meeting at 8.45 and a choir rehearsal at 9.15. Sunday morning 10.30 sermon The Secret of Life by the pastor 11.45 Sunday school 12.15 Men’s Forum led by Alton H Barrett. Evening 7 ordination of deacon baptismal service by Rev Walter Bushell with sermon by Irving T Gumb The Power of Decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Meeting
Alton H. Barrett
Walter Bushell
Irving T. Gumb
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Eastman
Henry H. Polytan Studio
State St
Star Theatre
Law
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Vitagraph
Pastime Theatre
Jesse, Lasky
Max Figman
Paramount
Burnside Social Club Fair
Building Law For
First Baptist Church
Hope Street
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