Sworn statements over Bristol sea wall work provoke questions
Two laborers from Bristol testify they were paid 1.50 for nine hours on the Pappoosequaw sea wall built under Stephen T. Church. Their sworn claims show hourly rates of 16 2 3 cents, while town bills list 15 to 25 cents. Discrepancies raise issues of authority, workers, and pay under the special appropriation.
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Guiseppi Campanella
Bristol
Rhode Island
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Pappoosequaw
Giocchino Coppolino
Charles Read
Michael Kerr
A.D
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Stephen T .Church
Giorocchino Cappolino
County of
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Church
Bristol Post Office Hours and Mails Schedule
Mails arrive at 7.00, 10.00, 12.00, 2.00, 4.00, 5.45, 7.15 p m and close at 8.00, 8.45, 11.80 a m, 1.45, 5.45, 7.15 p m Sunday mails arrive 8.80 a m and close 5.00 p m General delivery window handles stamp sales 4.80 to 5 p m Sunday hours 9.80 to 10.80 a m Mail from carriers racks south door 9.80 to 10.80 a m.
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Bristol
South Door
Express matter departure and arrival times at Bristol
Earle and Prew express schedule shows outward departures at 7:50, 11:20 a.m., 3:20, 5:20 p.m. and inward arrivals at 8:00, 12:00 a.m., 3:00, 7:00 p.m. These times outline the daily Bristol service windows.
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Bristol
Earle & Prew Express
Bristol Happenings and Local Notices Highlight March Fortunes
Miss Clara Jones visits Newport grandparents at Franklin street. Mrs. McCaughey injured boarding a Suburban car on Bristol Neck. Cyrus Lillibridge found guilty of being a common drunkard in District Court. Ivy Guild and St Michael’s group host play The Real Thing. Firemen’s Flowerland event at Narragansett Engine Co. Snowy weekend gives way to sun. Bristol Aerie and Y M C A notes. Political and social events loom as Bristol Commercial Club reorganizes. James Newbold and Alfred Carey drawn for juries.
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Edward Jones
Franklin Street
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Valentine
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Smiths
Emeline
Margaret Munro
Washington Street
John Martin
Riverside
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W. Fred Fish
John H. Potter
Henry M. Darling
Odd Fellows Association of
Rhode Island
Odd Fellows Hall
Snow Street
Phoenix Office
Margaret Bowen
Charles A. Glancy
Cyrus Lillibridge
State Farm
Ivy Guild
St. Michael’s Church
St. Andrew’s Club
Russell’s
SMITH
William McCaughey
Bristol Neck
Helen Stowell
Norwood
Mass
Beatrice Alger
Melrose
Bristol Aerie
Frank Ryone
Providence
James Newbold
Alfred Carey
Amos
Gorham
William Wood
Bank of the Industrial Trust Co
New York City
M. Lillian Nicholas
Epworth League
State Street M. E
Baptist Church
Suzman’s
Flowerland
Narragansett Engine Co
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co
Defiance Hose Company
Washington whist at Wood Street hosted by Mrs Glanoy
Mrs Glanoy wife of Dr Charles A Glanoy entertained guests last evening at her Wood Street home with a Washington whist. Attendees came from Providence and the town. Prizes included Colonial candle sticks and portraits of Washington. Ladies first went to Miss Anna Hammill, consolation to Miss Mary E Connery, State Street. gentlemen's first to George Baldwin of Providence. booby to Timothy Dwyer of Providence. Refreshments were served and the soirée was enjoyed.
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Burton Street
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Springer
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James J. Connery
Agnes McClosky
Fall River
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Frank Davis
Mary McKale
Epworth League
State Street
M. EK
Washington
Lincoln
John McVay
Lilian G. Luther
Helen Potter
Marguerite Flowers
John H. Potter
James A. Clarkson
O. R. Siegel
Mr. McVay
Edith A. Maxfield
Marguerite Stokes
Hotel
Belvedere
Commercial Club
Ezra Dixon, Jr
William M. Gorham
Asa W. Hathaway
Edward J. Prest
William Bradford
Charles Baker
Benjamin L., Hall
Alfred G. Earle
Glanoy
Charles A. Glanoy
Wood Street
Providence
Anna Hammill
Mary E. Connery
George Baldwin
Timothy Dwyer
Suzman’s Offers Anderstrom Ties Andere Prize Bowling
Photographer L L Anderstrom improves slowly. Silk ties once 390 and 500 now 230 at Suzman’s. Mias Evelin Bache spends days in New York. William Manchester wins first prize 261 in Ossino bowling weekly roll-off. Bristol Opera House shows Smith moving pictures with Pastillo. Tonight feature Earthquake in Sicily matinee. Men’s pants 1.75 and 1.59, now 1.89 at Suzman’s.
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Mias Evelin Bache
New York
William Manchester
Ossino
Smith
Bristol Opera House
Pastillo
Sicily
Suzman'’S
Relinquishing Titles and Fortunes in a Dramatic Exchange
A count complains of a title and vows to become a plain citizen, while an American heiress mocks the move and says she will give up her fortune. The scene ends with the disappearance of the man, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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