Bristol Boy in Florida Praises Fort Lauderdale and Sunshine
A Bristol native writes to the Phoenix extolling Fort Lauderdale Florida as a booming modern city with 20 000 residents three banks hotels and public buildings praising its climate beaches and growth. He urges Bristol to adopt forward looking industry and self help to emulate Florida's boom.
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the Phoenix
Bristol
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
New England
Janui Ie
Lauderdale
Walt
Miami
Palm Beach
Florda
Francis Vera
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The Highway to Life lecture in Grand Army Hall
Small crowd attends Sunday afternoon talk by T J Sullivan of New York under the International Bible Students Association at Grand Army Hall. Sullivan spoke on The Highway to Life.
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Grand Army Hall
T. J. Sullivan
New York
International Bible Students’ Association
Christmas Baskets for Needy in Bristol by American Legion Post
The Kearney Post No 6 American Legion sponsors Christmas dinners for Bristol families. Alonzo Vail of the Pastime Theatre will host two benefit screenings on Dec 6 and 20 with net proceeds to the Christmas Basket Fund. Contributions may be sent to the Phoenix and names will be published. The effort coordinates Red Cross District Nursing, church ministers, and local groups to identify recipients.
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Kearney
No 6
The
American Legion
Bristol
Alonzo Vail
Post
Vail
Red Cross
District Nursing Association
Phoenix
New Letter Carrier Added at Bristol Office
Postmaster George W Warren receives notice from the First Assistant Postmaster General approving an additional regular city letter carrier for Bristol. With rising business, routes and schedules were adjusted and service began today, promoting Vernon A. Gray to regular carrier Donald W. Matheson to parcel post carrier George F. Pierce to substitute No 1 Anthony Bruno to No 2 and James F Stoughton Jr to No 3. The extension covers Goodings Lane East State Street Goulart Avenue Center Street Reservoir Avenue Perry Street and Perry Plat.
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George W Warren
Washington
Bristol
Vernon A. Gray
Donald W. Matheson
George F Pierce
Anthony Bruno
James F Stoughton, Jr
Goodings’ Lane
East State Street
Goulart Avenue
Center Street
Reservor Avenue
Perry Street
Bourn Avenue
Perry
Opening Game Postponed For Bristol Town Team Clash
Manager Shippee cancelled Friday night’s opener due to Captain Jim Drummey’s absence and Smythe’s injury. The Bristol Town Team will instead debut against Foxboro Town Team next Friday in a season kickoff described as a likely torrid affair.
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Jim Drummey
Smythe
Foxboro
Bay State Five
Bristol
Smith
Massachusetts Aggregation
Smithries
the Armory
Bristol Town
Mrs Flint to Speak at YMCA Meeting in Rockwell Hall
Announcement states Mrs Ray Cox Flint will speak next Thursday evening at Rockwell Hall YMCA. The event is not a supper and admission is free. The program begins at 8 pm with Vernon A. Gray singing, Mrs Cora Anderson pianist, and an instrumental trio performing. The address will discuss The Relation of the Citizen to the Community.
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Ray Cox Flint
Rockwell Hall
YMCA
Vernon A. Gray
Cora Anderson
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