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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1956

Page

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Poets and Troubadours of the Crusade Era

The account describes Guilhem de Cabestaing and other troubadours from the twelfth to fourteenth centuries. It notes their roles as soldiers and poets, including Count Guilhem, Richard the Lion Hearted, and Geoffrey Rudel, with tales of jealousy, forbidden love, and tragic ends, all set against Crusade-era adventures.

Guilhem de Cabestaing Rousillon Richard England Jefrey Rudel Blaye Tripoli

Govs Move May Harm 58 Chances in Rhode Island

Governor Roberts seeks to stay in the State House amid mixed reaction. A top ally bets the Supreme Court will strike down absentee ballots, boosting Roberts to a second term, while opponents warn the move could backfire and aid a Republican victory in 1958. Democrats meanwhile doubt party unity and fear a GOP sweep aided by press opposition and voter fatigue.

Roberts Christopher DelSesto Providence Press Fogarty Benatof United States Congress

Bishop Higgins To Confirm Class At St Michael's

The Rt. Rev John Seville Higgins bishop of Rhodesland will make his annual visitation to St. Michael's Church Sunday. He will confirm a class of candidates and preach at the 11 am service. A coffee hour in the Parish House will follow to greet the bishop and the confirmands.

John Seville Higgins Rhodesland St. Michael’s Church Higgins

Mayflower II May Visit Planned for spring port call

The Mayflower II is due to visit New York City in spring and likely hail in the same manner as the original ship. Captain Allan Villiers will oversee the voyage and visit America in March before sailing, with a planned stop in Bristol to look at landing facilities. Local committees were formed with help from the mayoral commission.

Hyda Rad Meyer iJr Bas Heen New ‘York City Seanais Meyer Allan Villiers America Bristol Maror Commission

Two Volleyball Shutouts Reported In Y League Play

Two matches ended with 4-0 scorelines at the Y in last night’s JAMLCA Industrial Volleyball League. Jeadbendie blanked Carr, 4-0, while another game saw a strong defensive showing as the winners posted a shutout in their 4-0 victory.

Jeadbendie Pears Aiken

Mt Hope Bay Pollution Seen Unchanged by State

State sanitation officials report six Mt Hope Bay pollution tests completed with four results. overall conditions remain poor. Dredging grounds near East Passage opened December 1 show limited activity as more boats sit idle. Fall River sewage dumping and Taunton lack of winter chlorination contribute to ongoing contamination. Quahog population estimated at 106 million by US Fish and Wildlife Service.

Hopes Bay Carleton Maine State Division of Sanitary Engineering Taunton Fall River Fish and Game Division Gannet Merganser Mt. Hope Bay Upper East Passage U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Car Collision on Oliver Street Injures Vehicle Owner

A parked car on Oliver Street owned by William W. Gordon of 17 Oliver Street was pushed into a small tree after being struck by a westbound car driven by Catherine M. Bragantin of 25 Thompson Avenue. The accident occurred on an icy road causing the skidding impact.

Oliver Street William W. Gordon Catherine M. Bragantin Thompson Avenue Barbara Perreira Metacom Avenue Colt Drive Road Miss Olvia Silvia East Street Colt Drive Miss Perreira Hope Street Gooding Avenue Norman J Sousa Prospect Street Dorothy C. Davis Warren Davis Vincent Conklin Herbert M. Mackenzie L. Conklin Charles Millard Sousa Edward Amaral St. Elizabeth Street Joseph Ruggiero Mt. Hope Avenue John Squillante Frank Vorvo Wood Street

Planning Board debates sewer project and town hall plans

The Planning Board ruled the $715000 sewer project proposed by the Sewer Commission untimely and needing study, and discussed a public hearing on better town hall facilities. Everett Francis was found not to willfully disregard board rules in Cedarcrest Shores, with corrective steps and possible hearing to guide future development.

Sewer Commission Planning Board Everett T. Francis Cedarcrest Shores Russell S. Bray Bray Manuel Prenda Samuel Pasqua Joseph Margo Pasqua Domenic Perroni Dr. Bray Margo Pertroni Prenda Everett Francis Frank L. Martin Francis Manuel Vasconcellos Vasconcellos Perroni Town Hall Selutions Burnside Buil Brey Wallis Ceca Bolungell Police Department Department of Public Welfare and Civil Defense Burnside Gooding Avenue Historical Society

For Our Yule While Bristolians Enjoyed Christmas Eve

Narragansett Electric Company workers George Robinson and Robert Proulx kept Bristol County Christmas lights on. Robinson patrolled streets overnight checking for outages while Proulx ran the Warren substation powering the county. Their task avoided power failures during services and festive displays, demonstrating dedication amid holiday bustle.

Bristol County Proulx Warren Robins

Sewer extension plan to seek $715,000 vote at town meeting

The Sewer Commission will present a $715,000 sewer extension project to taxpayers at a special financial town meeting. The plan covers one phase of a multi million dollar program for the Shores and Coastal development areas. Local officials, including Medeiros, say approval is needed to relieve overcrowded sewers after years of delays. The project was recommended by engineers and aims to reduce population pressure from aging lines.

Tee Wee Snainesss Wei Medeiros

Christmas Chamber Reports Busy Shopping Season

Members of the Chamber of Commerce said the Christmas shopping season was among the most successful on record due to better merchandise, favorable weather, and limited parking in nearby cities. They plan a public forum on transient trade next year with Mrs. Ella Millard leading the organization.

Chamber Commerce Ella Millard Sol M Kaiman Ray Mond DeLey Bristol Mt. Hope Prudence Island 243Rd Washington D.C Chamber

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March of Dimes George Almeida Concetta Fasano E. Hugh Holmes Roger W. Pigeon Jean Asciolla Guyilhem Poitiers Aquitane Fee Saracens France Italy Sean Tata Barbesicu Head Perpignan Gov's State House Supreme Court Sinte General Assembly DelSesto Bishop Higgins George Robinson
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