Proposal for School Site in Bristol Prompts Public Letter
A Bristol reader urges choosing the Perry homestead near Silver Creek for a new ward school funded by the late Dr. Gillerasi. The writer favors the Perry land for accessibility and scenic value, arguing it benefits future generations and public opinion should influence the school committee. Dated February 27, 1919.
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the Phoenix
Wardwell School
Dr. Gillerasi
Bristol Neck
Thomas ‘Lindsay
Metacom Avenue
William T. C. Wardwell
Bay View Avenue
Wood Street
James Dew. Perry
Silver Creek
High Street
Perry
Bristol
Sum of 15000 to be Raised for St Marys Church Drive
An enthusiastic meeting at St Marys School set a goal of 15000 for church completion. Forty solicitors will start collecting pledges Monday March 3, with a Sunday 4 pm district meeting to reveal contributor names.
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St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s School
T J. Gillan
I. J. Condo
William Sisson
James J Walsh
James Lavander
Robert J. Connery
Alhonse Vermette
Joseph Lewis
Edmond LeMaire
Antuie Scanlon
Anna Sullivan
Josephine Kerr
Josephine Brogan
Helen A. Condon
Henrietta Connery
Sadie C. Callan
Rose Callan
Lottie Findlay
Mary E. Morris
Katherine Paull
Mary C. Morrissey
Alice McCue
Mary J. Mullooley
Nora Leahy
Marguerite Duffy
Alice Downey
Mary Morris
Henry Serbst
Carrie Gillon
Dennis J. Sullivan
William Conley
Edward C. Morrissey
Joseph Dubuc
A P. Neron
Bristol Council hears Captain Collins recount war service
Capt. John J. Collins, recently returned from overseas, spoke at Bristol Council No. 379 Knights of Columbus. He led Battery F 73d Coast Artillery from Fort Adams to France aboard the U S S Mongolia with 5000 soldiers, described England and France, and praised the Red Cross. Several membership applications were presented and a social hour followed.
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John J. Collins
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Collins
Fort Adams
Coast Artilery
Ocean
England
France
United States
Camp Devens
U.S. S
Mongolia
Red Cross
Bristol and Warren Water Works schedules new rates
The Bristol and Warren Water Works filed February 17 with the State Public Utilities Commission a new meter rate schedule to take effect April 1 1919. The plan increases rates for manufacturing and commercial users amid higher operating costs, with a staged price by monthly usage and an emergency stance until conditions warrant change. BRISTOL & WARREN WATER WORKS By C H Manchester Treasurer.
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Bristol and Warren
Bristol & Warren Water Works
C.H. Manchester
Knights of Dythanay lodge holds large midweek meeting
Burnside Lodge No 34 Knights of Dythanay met in Castle Hall with the largest turnout in months. Visitors from New Haven Booth Bay Providence Pawtucket East Providence Warren attended as two candidates were knighted, one from Eureka Lodge Pawtucket.
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Burnside Lodge
Knights of Dythanay
Athe Minet
Castle Hall
National
New Haven
Eureka Lodge
Pawtucket
Sydadall
Bert” Brownell
Providence
Bristol
New England
Boston
Nantasket Beach
el Karun
Order of Knights of Khorassan
Desert
Down to Earth to Play at Y M C A With Douglas Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks stars in the photoplay Down to Earth at the Y M C A tomorrow afternoon and evening. The tale follows a modern American youth whose wanderlust clashes with his sweetheart s social world as she pursues society events. he wins her over through outdoor adventures andFairbanks style humor including a mountain climb and a hippo trick. Regular travel and educational films precede and follow the feature at 3:00 PM and 7:45 PM.
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Fairbanks
Theevening
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Silver
Creek
Isa Fine
Eari
Ed. V. Price & Co
Jesse J
Lasky
Cecil B. Demille
the Man From
Paramount Picturegraph
Mack Sennett
Bristol Council, K. OF C
J. J. Collins
Water ‘Works
Burnside Lodge, K
Aee
Vy Trust Company
Mse
Branich
Hope
Stree
Tarkwad Wee Bw
Optometrist
Sraider
Vitagraph
Triangle
Peggy Pearce
Billy
Harry Yakoto
Triana
Ara Rim
Pee
Cee
Broadway
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