Editorial supports Bristol school board over budget access
In a letter to the editor the column defends the school department for not distributing copies of the annual budget. It praises the board as competent and conscientious, notes a long-standing practice, and suggests mimeographing extra copies while confirming a complete file at the town clerk’s office. It emphasizes there is no intent to hide information.
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Bristol
New England
Bristol Town
Prudence Island Faces Public Utility Emergency
The Prudence Island community, long served by Milton H. Chase, faces a potential loss of water and electric service as his illness ends his one man operation. A public hearing is scheduled for February 15 at the island schoolhouse to craft a lasting plan balancing finance and infrastructure, with island residents hoping for reliable utilities and continued progress.
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Prudence’ Island
Milton H. Chase
Mr. Chase
Prudence Island
Prudence
Miltie
Island Improvement Association
Portsmouth
February Card and Bridge Events List
February events include a Saturday card party by the Ladies Auxiliary at Eagles Hall, a Tuesday Valentine Bridge by Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella at the church, a Thursday Valentine Bridge at Trinity Church rooms, a Saturday Valentine Dance by Our Lady of Mt Carmel Altar Society at the Midway, and a Mardi Gras celebration at Mt Carmel School Auditorium hosted by Holy Rosary Society.
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Ladies Auxiliary
F.O
Eagles Hall
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Church
Church Auditorium
vValentine
Trinity Church Rooms
Altar Society of Our Lady of
Bristol Phoenix News Fronts Yearly Subscription Price
The Bristol Phoenix established 1837 publishes its editor details and subscription price. One year costs 98.00 with post office entry under the Bristol, R. L area.
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Bosworth News
Peggy McDonald
Bristol
R. L
Dreadnaught Fire Station Burns in Early Morning Blaze
A morning fire destroyed the Dreadnaught Fire Station on Church Street with only the ladder truck, a rainage set, and the four wheel hose carriage saved. Firefighters battled poor water pressure and shifting flames, saving adjacent buildings including L L Anderstrom’s photographic studio. The blaze, likely from an overheated stove, caused major loss of uniforms instruments and town property valued at roughly 756 feet of stock and furnishings.
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Church Street
the Phoenix
District 5
Warren
William F. Briggs
Wood Street
Noyes
L.L. Anderstrom