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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1924

Page

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Executors Seek Court Ruling on Colt Estate Servants

The Industrial Trust Company as executor of Col. Samuel P. Colt seeks a Supreme Court ruling to determine which of 21 estate workers qualify as servants, and thus eligible for $1000 each under the 18th clause of the will. The suit names 14 respondents and outlines prior distributions totaling $236,000 with $21,000 more held pending the decision.

Industrial Trust Company Samuel P. Colt Col. Colt Supreme Court Warren Baker James Hill John A. Tobin Francisco P Sotel Frank Pearse Augustus Alves Clara L. Alten Willard F McCann Charles Miska Herman A. Goff Joseph Erwin John Andrea Bernard Burns Manuel Plaza Joseph Peter Francisco P. Sotel Linden Place John G Armstrong George F Thompson Winifred V. Scott Emma Hurd Thomas W. Galvin Henry Dew. Allen Theresa Doran Rhode Island Safe Deposit Company Eliott Parkhurst Kenneth J Tanner Edwards & Angell William T O'Donnell Waterman & Greenlaw Edwin J Tetlow

Community Service Plans for New Playground Discussed

A Bristol meeting of the Communists Service executive committee and officers discussed adding a playground project in the eastern town. Miss Ruth Sherburne of the Playground and Recreation Association of America spoke, urging two potential sites and backing state aid legislation.

Council Burnside Memorial Building Charles B Rockweil Ruth Sherburne Playground and Recreation Association of America East State Street I. H. Callan Magnolia Street Senate General Assembly House Bristol Charles B. Rockwell Edward L. Leahy John H Wall

Kearney Auxiliary Plans Valentine Party After Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary delegates will meet at GAR Hall at 8 pm on Thursday then host a Valentine party for Kearney Post members. Attendees are asked to bring a comic valentine in an envelope. music and refreshments follow. Mrs Elizabeth Carr and Mrs Eva Barrett visited Rhode Island Hospital distributing homemade treats and valentines to disabled veterans.

The American Legion Auxiliary Gar Hall Kearney Auxiliary Post Elizabeth Carr Eva Barrett Rhode Island

School Committee Proposes $110500 for Schools and $12200 for Pay

The School Committee voted unanimously at a special meeting to ask the Town Council for a $110,500 appropriation for public schools next fiscal year and $12,200 extra for teachers salaries. They noted last year’s $92,000 appropriation and that part of the funds would cover two new boilers at Valley School and repairs totaling $5,000. They also urged $500 for the Teachers Retirement Fund and transfer of land title to the Colt Memorial High School property for school use.

Lindsey MacDougall Colt Memorial High School Samuel P. Colt Bradford Street Central Street Hasbrouck Conners Elizabeth Wardwell Gulleral Bristol Elizabeth Wardwell Guneral Rhode Island

Bristol Chamber Plans Supper and Finance Talk

The Bristol Chamber of Commerce committee schedules a supper at Hotel Belvedere next Monday at 7 p.m. with a post dinner discussion on town finances and Council recommendations. Tickets are $1.00. notify committee members Dimond Wall Mathews Markoff Farrally by Thursday.

Bristol Chamber of Commerce Belvedere Chamber of Commerce Morrissey F M. Dimond J H Wall Elmer Mathewson A E Markoff J. F Farrally

Hart matriarch marks 91st birthday in town home

Mrs Rebecca FE Hart widow of William S Hart celebrated the 91st anniversary of her birth yesterday at 25 Lincoln avenue. Relatives and friends called, she received visitors despite advanced age. Born Feb 18 1833, she lived in town her whole life, married 1848 to William Shepard Hart, who died 1893. She has two children, a granddaughter, and a great grandson.

Rebecca FE. Hart William S Hart Lincoln Avenue Hart James Nancy Mott William Shepard Hart Nort Dartmouth Mass James W Cooke St Michael's Church James R Hart Rebecca FE. Ennis Pearse Avenue Sarah E_ Blaisdell Oliver H_ Blaisdell

Obituary of Mrs Sarah FE Barrett widow of Emory A Barrett

Mrs Sarah FE Barrett aged about 85 died yesterday at her son John Barrett’s home 161 Grand Avenue Providence after a year long illness. She leaves three sons Danforth John Arthur W Barrett and four daughters Mrs Frank Perry Mrs Byron Briggs Mrs George Fales and Mrs Eugene Chatell. The funeral is set for 2 PM tomorrow at John Barrett’s Grand Avenue home in Providence.

Sarah FE. Barrett Emory A. Barrett Arthur W. Barrett John Barrett Grand Avenue Providence

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