Colt family supports Bristol through two September events
Ethel Barrymore Colt will present Curtains Up on September 6 and John Drew Colt will direct What's Wrong With the Girls on September 16, benefiting Bristol Historical Society and the Citizens' Scholarship Foundation. Linden Place, linked to the DeWolf heirs, remains a symbol of Bristol’s enduring ties and community spirit. Nelson Blount’s stance against an Interstate Commerce Commission rail line shows independent business resolve, with a New Hampshire tourist operation spared interstate interference.
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Former Bristol Doctor Tells Of Life Behind Iron Curtain
Dr Richard Jennings a Belfast native and his wife Jean with two children spent over two years in Yugoslavia as medical officer at the U S Embassy in Belgrade observing life under Tito. They found crowded housing poor sanitation and a growing middle class, noting market dynamics food costs and municipal challenges while detailing Yugoslav manners, daily routines, and occasional car thefts affecting embassy staff.
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