Bristol Phoenix Notice of Subscription Rates
The Bristol Phoenix lists pricing details under the Act of March 1879. Neer copies priced at 5.80 dollars yearly. monthly rates show 2.30 dollars per copy.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1956
Page
2
The Bristol Phoenix lists pricing details under the Act of March 1879. Neer copies priced at 5.80 dollars yearly. monthly rates show 2.30 dollars per copy.
Fragmented text describes CARE and a Christmas appeal to aid victims of war. Mentions donations, feeding four people per dollar, and support for hospitals and schools. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR damage but emphasizes charity, unity, and relief efforts.
A Camden style editorial voices admiration for competition as a driver of progress, noting price, service quality, and innovation. It then discusses the U.S. Army decision to lease 16 homes near a Nike site, the later plan to build 16 tax exempt houses, community concerns on zoning, and the Army’s reversal to respect local laws. Subsequent briefs report Naval Officers Candidate School graduate Frederick S. Bartlett, Miss Catherine Stanzione's hospital stay, Mrs. William P. Sousa’s recovery, birth notice for Teresa Marie Oliveira, CYC meeting at St Mary’s Church, Rhode Island Department membership standings, Kearney Post figures, and a birthday party for Mrs. Mary Gel.
Ward has been received of the death in Los Angeles of Mrs. Jennie Riccardi wife of the late Carl Riccardi formerly of this town. They moved to California 31 years ago. Mrs. Riccardi 68 was born in Colchester Conn. She leaves two sons Anthony and Carl of Los Angeles three brothers Adolph and Frank of this town and Salvatore of Macon Ga a sister Mrs Francis Poli of Providence and four grandchildren. Funeral services and burial will take place tomorrow in Los Angeles.
The five day forecast shows temperatures averaging nine degrees above normal with a slow weekend rise and little change thereafter. Normal values for Providence are 30, 38 high, 22 low. Precipitation totals over six tenths of an inch, snow in extreme northern New England, snow or rain in southern New England, through the weekend and mid next week. Attleboro Massachusetts and Mrs Jessie Serois of Pawtucket referenced. The funeral for Mrs Serois will be from Charles M Connery Funeral Home 57 Burton Street at 3 am Monday with a high Mass at 9 am in St Marys Church burial in St Francis Cemetery Pawtucket.
Louis A Beauregard husband of Mrs Mary Mildred Beauregard of 972 Hope Street Bristol died yesterday after a two week illness in Fall River hospital He was 60s born Oct 24 1895 in Pawtucket son of Ovila and Cordelia Beauregard A WWI Navy electrician second class veteran he co owned Franklin Street Garage until 1950 He leaves wife two sons Harold F Warren and Conrad A Bristol two sisters Mrs George Pelletier of Bristol and another in Pawtucket
Town of Bristol council to consider acquiring a portion of Asylum Road as public highway shown on the 1956 plat. Abutting landowners and interested parties must attend the January 3, 1957 meeting at 8 PM in the Burnside Memorial Building to be heard on the project and any damages.
Funeral for Manuel Perry 58 of 15 Verndale Circle was held at Home 57 Burton Street with a high requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Church. Widower of Mary Oliver Perry, he served in World War II. Burial at St Marys Cemetery with committal by Rev Henrique Rocha and a National Guard firing squad.
Two cars were badly damaged in a 3:10 a.m. collision on Hope Street near Pappasquash. Sailor Russell Cox, 20, driving south, struck a parked car owned by Albert Cavallaro, 847 Hope Street, pushing it 25 feet and wrecking both vehicles. Portsmouth resident Thomas Enwright, 60, driving north, veered right after a horn blast and hit an unlit unregistered car being towed by Robert Booth of 138 Gibson Road. Enwright was examined by Dr. Arana of Rhode Island Hospital.
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