Bristol District Nursing Association to Hold Meeting Tonight
Mr and Mrs Louis Sousa outline Bristol area events as several town groups announce meetings and births. The Bristol District Nursing Association will meet at Rockwell House at 8 p.m. Other items include a birth announcement for Bernard Mark Tortorice, background on the Military Ball at the University of Rhode Island, and notices from local clubs and churches about lectures, services, and forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol District Nursing ‘Association
Rockwell House
Bernard M. Tor
Robert E. Vermette
University of Rhode Island
ROTC
Keaney Gymnasium
Rotary Club
Ing
White Rail
Anthony T. Campagna
Marco Troiano
Philip T. Bodell
North Attleboro
Milton H Chase dies. Prudence Island utility pioneer
Milton H Chase, 57, owner of Homestead Utilities on Prudence Island, died in West Palm Beach after a year of poor health. A Portsmouth native, he built the island’s electric, water, and telephone services and was esteemed as a genius. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Hambly Funeral Home Newport with burial at Island Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, two stepsons, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton H. Chase
Homestead Utilities Company
Prudence Island
R. 1
West Palm Beach
Florida
Hambly Funeral Home
Newport
John T. van Duser
Calvary Methodist Church
Island Cemetery
Portsmouth
R. I
Chase
George H
Emily Chase
Milton Chase
Island Telephone Exchange
Mr. Chase
Davenport seeks comfort as sudden events unfold
The fragment describes Davenport attempting to comfort someone named Rares, but an abrupt intervention or incident interrupts the moment, shifting the scene to an unexpected turn of events. The text suggests emotional strain and surprise without providing further details or outcomes.
Town Solicitor Seeks Restraining Order Against Castle Co
Sew er Commission empowered Friday night to seek a restraining order against Castle Construction Co over private sewer work tied to the town system in the Scott Lane section of Park Shores after a notice to stop construction was sent by letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Martin
Sewer Commission
Castle Construction Co
Scott Lane
Park Shores
Plans for Y M C A visit by Young Woman's Club
Ak plans to visit the Newport Y M C A Tuesday night were made by the Young Woman's Club of the Y at their weekly meeting. Tentative plans were discussed for a guest night in April. Mary Wilcox was named chairman of the June banquet prize committee with Mary Puttiello, Tansey Punietta and Hattie Brown. In the volleyball contest the team captained by Miss Brown took three of four from Barbara Cambrola's team. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting by Mrs. Josephine Cirillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Y.M.C
Mary Wilcox
Mary Puttiello
Tansey Puniella
Hattie Brown
Miss Brown
Barbara Cambrola
Josephine Cirillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Sousa
State St
J. L. Sousa
Miami, Fla
Bristol
W. Norton Geuble, Jr
Episcopal Cio
Raymond Bullock
St. Mary’s ‘Church
Oakes
Bristol County Insurance Agents
Harriet Bradford Inn
Meccabery
R. L .i Men’s Association
The
Audubon Society
Robert C. Hermes
Ae Bice
el Toes
Walter W. Swanson
First Baptist Church
Calvary
Treep Tyne
Harold ‘Tucker
Bristol Lions Club
Midway
Delbert W. Tildesley
St. Michael’s Church
John D. Florenzano
Andrew Florenzano
Mason Ave
Fort Dix
N.J
Massasoit
Order of DeMolay
St. Alban’s
Helen Wolfe
St.Michael’s Church
Japan
John T. Marine, Jr
Manuel Freitas
Mary (Cardoza) Freitas
Colonial Rd
Joseph C.cardoza
Hope Ave
Joseph C
Mary (Perreira) Cardoza
St. Elizabeth's Church
St.Mary’s Metery
S. Wesley.gladding
Bete (Marshall) Gladding
S. Wesley Gladding
Eastern Star
Mt. Hope
Amicae Guild and Mite Society
Nelson G. Beals
Town
S. Wesley, Jr
Pittsfield
Mass
Cora Harper
Franklin, Mass
Charles Marshall
Burlington
Bernard Marshall
Cambridge
Davenport
Phoenix
Bohn
John Andrade
Hope
Dolores Valvona
SIOE
Main ST
Saugy Building
Warren
Cherry
Jackson
Bristol District ‘Nursing ‘Assoc
Rockwell
Hope Street
Maurice W. ‘Laufer
Rosleide
Ave
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