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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1956

Page

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Governor Question Still In Air Over 427 Absentee Votes

In Rhode Island a fight over 427 absentee ballots swirls as Gov. Roberts and challenger DelSesto court a Supreme Court ruling. The outcome shapes the 100 million budget, party shifts, and the inaugural timetable amid a Democratic Party at a political crossroads.

Rhode Island Providence Plantations GOP Supreme Court Christopher DelSesto Washington, D.C DelSesto Roberts Gov. Roberts State House Washington Armand Cote del Sesto Party of the People Russia

Pretty Christmas Tree Is Source Of Danger

A safety advisory notes Christmas tree fires kill many yearly, urging small trees, outdoor acclimation, ample water, slanted butt cuts, and water-filled stands. Avoid hot spots near fireplaces and avoid candles or untreated decorations. Use tested US labeled electrics, keep cords safe, and place switches away from the tree.

Christmas Messages From Bristol Clergy and Phoenix Greeting

The issue prints the Christmas message from Bristol’s rectors and pastors. It also features the Phoenix annual Christmas greeting with local businessmen extending best wishes to Bristol residents.

Bristol Christian Churche the Phoenix

Cub Pack 14 Holds Christmas Party in Kearney Post Home

Cub Scout Pack No. 14 held its annual Christmas party at Kearney Post Home on Franklin Street. Parents and Cubs enjoyed games, carols, and a gift exchange, with awards including Bobcat pins and arrows awarded to Rod ney Pacheco Frank Rosano James Osborne and Bruce Costa. Rev Bernard W Gordon, national American Legion chaplain visiting Bristol, attended. Refreshments followed as mothers committee served, and no regular den meetings are planned next Wednesday due to school.

Cub Scout Pack No. 14 Kearney Post Home Franklin Street Carol Mary, Rosano Salvatore Abate Rodney Pacheco Frank Rosano James Osborne Bruce Costa Denner Bernard W Gordon Indianapolis The American Legion Bristol Kearney

Services Mark Yule with Midnight Masses Across Bristol

Bristol churches prepare for Christmas with a midnight Mass followed by morning services. A full choir program, Gregorian chant, and carols highlight the night leading to dawn masses at 7 8 and 9 10 45 o'clock. Numerous choir members and organists are listed along with program selections Silent Night Adeste Fideles and Panis Angelicus. The First Congregational Church also hosts a candlelight service at 7 30 p m continuing from page 1.

Jesus Ravanello S. Antonii Thaumaturgi Franck Henrique R. Rocha John Sylvester Pastorella Adeste Fideles Lovely Infant Anna Peters Olga Botelho Mary Goglia Mary Maciel Diolinda Abilheira Mary Ann Alfred Angie Andrade Joan Andrade Lydia Cabral Theresa Calouro Cecilia Estrella Betty A. Goglin Linda Laurence Frances Machado Anne Machado Mary Jane Maeroza Alice Menezes Beatrice Menezes Margaret Mello Eleanor Quintal Dorothy Quintal Norman Roderick Elizabeth Sardinha Mary Sardinha Alvano Carreiro Joseph Ferro Gilbert Oliver Frank Duarte Robert Pacheco Christian Mello Dennis Sousa Jose de Sousa Manuel Vieira Adlam Emily Perry Tascha Lorenz Elli Raymond Dora L Iannuccillo Jennie Balzano Lillian Pasqua Philomena Pezzulo Etta Francis Emily Monti Carmelia Tannuccillo Joyce Tannuccillo Teresa Bisbano Barbara Bruno Ann Marie Allessandro Marie Maturi Prisculla Ruggieri Mary Carol King Carol Sicignano Vickie Balzano Anna Cavallaro Michael Proto First Congregational Church

Santa Claus Tours Bristol in Coast Guard Boat

Christmas spirit fills Bristol as a four day weekend nears its end with church services, home celebrations, and lights. Santa arrives at Church Street dock aboard a Coast Guard vessel, tours town with the fire department, visiting ministers, convents, homes, and local organizations. The Bristol Manufacturing Corporation hosts a 325-person party at the Midway House, awarding service pins including a 20 year pin to Joseph A Costa, as the holiday mood broadens through Hope and Wood streets and Chamber of Commerce sponsored decorations.

Prince of Peace Santa Claus Bristol Church Street Dock Coast Guard Ted Joseph A Margo Oscar Rishe Santa Dread— Naught Hook and Ladder Co Home For Benjamin Church Cup Defenders The Elks Bristol Train of Artillery Sportsmen's Club Coast Guard cutter“Spar James EF Rielly Charles F Dimond Edward Perry Carroll James Yale Hope Wood Streets Chamber of Commerce Bristol Mfg Corp Bristol Manufacturing Corporation Midway House Maurice C Smith, Jr Joseph A Costa Marton Mar

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