Bristol school deficit and budget revisions noted at meeting
Bristol school department closed the year with a 1206.52 deficit but showed a net 844.14 balance in the Equalization Aid account after higher than expected receipts of 2050.66. State aid and other revenues exceeded estimates while dog taxes fell short, and board members debated non resident pupil admissions and future repairs to Guiteras Memorial junior high.
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Bristol
Elmer S. Mape§g
Colt Memorial High School
State Department of Education
Mapes
Sela I
Charlies B Rockwell
Rockwell
Bristol Manufacturers’ Basketball League
Andrews Memorial High School Auditorum
Bristol Garden Club
Edward J Fitzgerald
WPA
Colt High School
Reynolds School
Collins and Arkman
Guiteras School
Franklin Printing Company
Phoenix Publishing Company
Leo Cantwell
Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
New York
Andrergs
Memoral High School
Joseph A. Hammill
Legal Service
Edward J. Leahy
Legal Services
Babbitt
George M
County P T A To Meet Thursday
Bristol County Council Parent Teachers Association holds an 8 o’clock meeting at Andrews Memorial high school. State Congress officials including Henri Christian will lecture on visual education and presiding officer Mrs Lucen Capone will greet attendees. District and school leaders, refreshments by Bristol and Taft groups, and a school of instruction are planned.
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State Congress of
Parent-Teachers
Bristol County Council
Parent-Teachers’ Association
New Andrews Memorial High School
Henri Chrids
Brown University
Lucen Capone
Edward J Fitzgerald
Mass Ladie C Callan
Congress
Nathaniel White
Bristol and
Taft
Walter Kerr
A Frank Usher
Evening High Graduation Showcases Student Work and Beacon
Students at Bristol Evening High School prepare a display of projects from drawing, handicraft and metal craft classes for graduation exercises tomorrow night. The Beacon, edited by Miss Helen Pinhero with Miss Annie Sisson supervision, debuts in printed form with a linoleum cover by John Marino.
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Bristol Evening High School
Colt Memoral High School
Beacon
Helen Pinhero
Annie D. Sisson
the Phoenix
John Marino
Marthe Cote
the Beacon
Europe
New Andrews Memorial High School
Mina
Riphe Mathage
Alice Teixeira
Helen Terra
William A Tucker, Jr
Irene Belmore
Lene Lou
Phoebe Paiva
Louise Freitas
Bartholomew Pagano
Margaret Morris
Miss Sisson
Adaegy G.nugest
Anthony da Ponte
Bartholomew W. Pagano
Pinhero
William A. Tucker, Jr
C A Girls Valentine Party Honors Club Meeting
The Collins and Aikman Girls Club met at Thames Street home with a brief business session voting a 5 donation to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty To Children and planning the March gathering. A Bachelor's Review sketch featured many club members in Valentine roles with Irene D. Lewis reading and songs by the glee club.
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Collins and Aikman Girls’ Club
Thames Street
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Ada Perry
Alice Roderick
Mary Alfred
M Jolia Freitas
Frances Holmes
Bridget Nastri
Leonora Roderick
Lillian St Angelo
Louise Barboza
Mary McKenna
Lillian Pascoquarelli
Lillian Dunbar
Annie Nates
Sally Church
Marjorie McCann
Irene D. Lewis
Glee Club
Emma A. Rounds
Marguerite Hill
Mae Canning
McKenna
Pasquarell
Mildred Coggeshall
Bristol Republicans defend slate as voters decide
Dr John R. Bernardo and Bristol GOP leaders defend their candidate slate saying the committee acted in best judgment and will leave the issue to voters. The Citizens ticket filed with 56 signatures and adds four substitutes. incumbents and new names seek council, treasurer, sewer, tax, and school posts amid party tensions.
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Council
John R. Bernardo
Prescott B. Paull
William H. Angevine
Bernardo
Republican Town Committee
Bristol
Apolean
Campaigg
John W. Church
Domenico Mascola
E. Hugh Holmes
Citizens Ticket
Francois L deWolf
William P. McLaughlin
Bernardo Urges Bond Issue Passage
Dr John R Bernardo chairs Bristol Women's Republican Club meeting urging passage of a 2250000 bond issue at the special election Thursday. He calls the deficit inherited from the Democratic administration and warns of new taxes without approval. Senator B W Wall and Rep Magee echo the stance while Magee explains civil service and budget provisions.
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John R Bernardo
Republican Town Committee
Bristol Women's Republican S Club
Hotel
Belvedere
Rep Magee
Bristol Residents Recall Audiences With Pope Pius XI
Memories of audiences with Pope Pius XI at Vatican City are cherished by three Bristol residents Rev Fr Joseph Sorzano pastor of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Senator B W Wall and Robert J Connery who recall these meetings from recent years.
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Pope Pius XI
Vatican City
Bristol
Joseph Sorzano
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church
B W. Wall
Robert J. Connery
Amicae Guild Plans Year At Vestry Meeting
Members of the Amicae Guild gathered in the vestry of the First Baptist Church for a program meeting. The group outlined activities for the year and discussed routine matters. An oyster stew supper followed, prepared by a committee led by Mrs Henry S Campbell and including Mrs Pauline Bullock Mrs Janet Dixon and Miss E Doris Bullock.
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Amicae Guild
First Baptist Church
Henry S Campbell
Pauline Bullock
Janet Dixon
E Doris Bullock
Fraternal plans set at Bristol Aerie meeting
Bristol Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles discussed plans for yearlong fraternal and social activities with Vice President Pas quale Matsano presiding. Francis P Cuomo named temporary chairman of the membership drive committee. Ten new members admitted. committee to meet Thursday night in Aerie rooms on Wood street. Refreshments served by Peter Moran Louis Matrone Harold Gifford John Viera and Charles Mello.
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Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Pasquale Matsano
Francis P. Cuomo
Aerie
Aerie Rooms
Wood Street
Peter Moran
Louis Matrone
Harold Gifford
John Viera
Charles Mello
Bristol Voters Prepare for Special Election Referendum
Bristol town officials set election hours 8 am to 9 pm for a 2.25 million referendum. Voting districts were designated at a special meeting with district supervisors named. First District voting at Bristol Train of Artillery Armory. Second District at John Post Reynolds School Auditorium.
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Bristol
Town Council
Ppeseate
Burnside Memorial Building
Bristol Train of Artillery
John Post Reynolds School
William A. Bottomley
Howe Street
John P. Marshall
Rock Street
John Marshall
Second Street
Louis A. Guida
State Street
Elmer E. Angell
Byfield Street
Ralph T. Church
Pappasquash Road
Laura Balzano
Constitution Street
Robert L. Garvin
Thames Street
Holy Name backs Catholic press crusade at St Mary's
The Holy Name Society of St Mary's Church endorsed the Providence Visitor press crusade after a round table on The Catholic Press led by Rev. Michael L. Ryan. Members heard talk by Robert J. Connery on his Vatican City trip and Pope Pius XI, with Charles M. Connery introducing speakers and a later clam chowder supper.
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Holy Name Society of
Pius XI
Rome
John L. Burke
Colt Memorial High School
Charles M. Connery
The Mary Celeste Mystery Aboard 1872 Brig
A bizarre tale of the brig Mary Celeste sailing from New York on November 7 1872 with alcohol cargo to Genoa and a family crew none of whom were ever seen again. A December sighting near Gibraltar showed an empty ship with no signs of struggle and a later inquiry suggested an explosion and evacuation before the vessel drifted away.
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New York
Genoa
Benjamin S Briggs
Marion
Mass
Gibralter
Boyce
Werth
Boyce Stew
Gether
Gibraltar
Azoresm
Madeiraz
Atlantic
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Fay Wray
Metrotone
Edward Small
Duke OF
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Louis Hayward
Tom Brown
Richard Carlson
Joan Fontaine
Walt Disney
C. & A. Girls
Dr. Bernardo
UP State Says Board
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