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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1949
Page
2
A vintage appeal highlighting the Boy Scouts of America forty years into the movement. It cites 15 million helped over 39 years and urges active public support to expand benefits. The message promotes learning by doing and serving others through outdoor activities, dated to Boy Scout Week.
Call 44 Bristol's Democratic Town Committee met to organize for the coming primary. Daughters of Isabella and Regina Elena Society plan meetings at Knights and Columbus Hall on Monday evening. Pilgrim Fellowship of the First Congregational Church meets Sunday at Guiteras House. Fifth Anniversary Mass for Caroline Sicignano at Our Lady of Mt Carmel on Saturday at 7 am. Mr and Mrs J Edward Pattle announce birth Kenneth February 3 at Lying In Hospital Providence. Gideon Camp meeting Tuesday at the Palin Residence Saturday 8 pm.
Residents along Hope Street urge reduced speed to 40 mph or lower. Councilman Murphy requests a state letter to Public Works, citing safety for children and planned caution lights at Washington Street and Defiance Fire Station. Meetings of local civic groups and church activities are noted.
In memoriam remembrance for 1934 Amos Wright 1949 Ellen Smith Wright 1949 and daughter Grace. The fragment honors family members with loving remembrance and dates.
City notices include a replat acceptance for Villa Nova Park by attorney Lucien Capone and planning board. approval to erect an electric sign at 76 State St. by County Cleaners. a School Committee snow removal request to protect students. police motorcycle funding recommendation. street light petition on Acacia Road. sewer line petition on Wheeler Avenue signed by 31 residents. 11 signers request Tony Avenue repairs due to loss of Postal Service.
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