Nominations Filed for Town Caucuses in Bristol News
Nominations for town offices were filed with the Town Clerk as Republican and Democratic caucuses approached. The Republican slate named Edward L. Leahy as moderator and John W. Church as town clerk with William F. Williams Jr. as first. Democrats nominated Leahy, Church, and Daniel W. Coggeshall as first commissioner. The page also notes a 1940 Bristol unemployment relief balance, pupil cost comparisons, and local events including a Gilbert opera cast and box alarm system costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Leahy
John W. Church
William F. Williams ‘Jr
Leahy
Church
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Erorg
Sixth District Court
Providence
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Kearney
Rost
Vernon A. Gray
George R. Fish
M. Theresa Donovan
Bristol
Relief Bureau
Orlando J. Bisbano
Warwick
Anthony J. Ferrara
California
Catherine May Morris
Mary Matrone
John F. Coreiro
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Douglas Klein
Louise Usher
St. Michael’s Church
Hubert F. Hill
Kingsmen Will Gras Parade In Mardi Gras Event
The Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps will march in the Mardi Gras parade in Woonsocket on Sunday afternoon in the fourth division. They depart Scout Hall at 10 am in private automobiles. Community birthday calendars arrive to order and public sales begin next week. The news committee postponed the officer election to Feb 15. Waste paper and magazines are being collected from the townwide drive and leftovers may be left outside Scout Hall for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsmen
Woonsocket
Kingsmen Corps
Scout Hall
Roundtable for Scouts and Cubs Tonight in Barrington
The King Philip District Boy Scouts of America holds its monthly roundtable for Scout, Cub and Explorer leaders this evening at 7:30 at the parish house of the Red Church on County Road in Barrington. Bristol has joined the district.
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King Philip District
Boy Scouts of America
Red Church
County Road
Barrington
Bristol
King Philip
United States Rubber Company Posts Record 1955 Profits Despite Flood Losses
Net income rose to 33.56 million on sales of 925.54 million, a 20 percent gain from 1954 and a new high. Flood damage from Hurricanes Diane and Hazel cut net income by 5.15 million, while per share earnings reached 5.24. Company reports strong asset growth, debt levels, and a 2 percent dividend amidst tax and defense reorganizations.
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United States Rubber Company
H. E. Humphreys, Jr
New England
Diane
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Joseph Velleca
Grace Notarangelo
Guiteras Jr. High School
Mary Lou O'Gara
Donald Shaith
M. Theresa Dénovan
Rst
King & Boy
Calbraith Bate
C. W. Weaver
High Street Cine
Wood
Barrington Shopping Center
Pries
Cubs
Phoenix
Neon
Bristol Manufacturing Corp
Carnevale Bros. Fence CO
Hartford Avenue
Antoinette Andrews
Maynard Shulman
March of Dimes
Sunset Bakery
LAN
Finast
Scott
Angel
Maine
Richmond
Evangeline
Iboeaa Cans
Brookside
Mirabel
Porterhouse
Club
T-Bone
N.Y. Sirloin
Richmond Coffee
Sac
Hamburg
Old Homestead
U.S
Florida
Coz Asc
Betty Alden
Funk & Wagnalls Encyclopedia
Snow
Cloverdale
Big Value Briand Orange Juice
Graren
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