Town Council Meeting elects James Golden to police force
At the regular Town Council meeting James Golden, son of Nicholas J. and Mrs. Golden, born in Miles City Montana 26 years ago, was elected a permanent police officer. The council discussed Chief Coggeshall remarks about the Dreadnaught fire company and agreed to a joint meeting to review the issue. The session also covered burial lot accounts, a Bristol Independent Club license request, invitations to the Hydraulion Engine banquet, pole permits for Providence Telephone, police report, train service complaints, and ordinance revisions with a $200 appropriation to publish town ordinances.
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James Golden
Mr. Golden
Nicholas J. Golden
Miles City
Montana
John Matteson
James Holmes
Board of
Fire Engineers
Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Company
Walter H. Coggex Shall
Dreadnaught
Providence Sunday Tribune
Dreadnaught Company
Fire Department
Fair Play Aess
Coggeshall
Board of Fire Engineers
North Cemetery
Karl Klein
Martin Bennett
Thames Street
Benjamin’ Block
Bristol Independent Club
Walter Simpson
Bristol Highlands
Hydraulion Engine & Hose Company
Babbitt Post
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Providence Telephone Company
Mason Avenue
Mt Hope Avenue
Bourn Street
Thomas Dwyer
Bristol
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Providence
Bristol's Fire Protection
A citizen commends Bristol firefighters for prompt response and property saved but urges authorities to use less water. He notes the recent small fire in the walls and suggests axe work and chemicals could reduce water damage.
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Bristol
the Phenix
Church property sale settles school district dispute
A special School Committee meeting approved paying Michael Turrillo 31700 for the Olds Advent Church property, located south of the Reynolds School, to unravel legal entanglements from a prior sale to John T Drury and end the controversy.
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Byheld
James F Lavander
Michael Turrillo
Olds Advent Church
New Reynolds School
John T Drury
Turrillo
Mass Meeting in Rhode Island Promotes World Peace
A large audience gathered at the Pastime Theatre for a mass meeting hosted by the Rhode Island department of the League to Enforce Peace. Speakers included President William H P Faunce of Brown University and former Governor David I Walsh of Massachusetts. Rear Admiral John R Edwards presided as he urged support for a postwar framework and an international conference in 1917 to guide peace efforts and financial restoration.
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Rhode Island Department of the League To Enforce Peace
William H P. Faunce
Brown Niversity
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
America
John R. Edwards
President Faunce
Faunce
Walsh
Edwards
League
Europe
United States
League For Peace
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