Bristol seeks clear title for Collins and Aikman expansion
Bristol officials plan to seek legislative permission to clear a title cloud on town land as Collins and Aikman Corp moves to extend its Bristol factory south of the current site near Constitution Street. The company fears a possible public right to widen Constitution Street to 82 1/2 feet and will begin work once the title issue is resolved.
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General Assembly
Collins and Aikman Corporation
Bristol
J. Floyd Huestis
Red
Collins and Aikman
Constitution Street
Charles B Rockwell
Concern
Edward L. Leahy
John Rae Gillman
Edwards and Angell
Collins and Aikman Corp
Churches Arrange Community Service Series in January
Five visiting clergymen will participate in a Sunday night community service series at First Congregational Church. Sponsored by First Congregational, First Baptist and St Michael's Episcopal Churches, the events begin at 7 30 with Rev Vernon W Cooke of Pawtucket Congregational Church officiating. Speakers include Rev Samuel M Lindsay Brookline Mass Jan 14 Rev Nelson Warrant St George's Newport RI Jan 21 Rev Ewart Edmund Turner writer lecturer and preacher Dracut Mass Jan 28 Rev Amos Thornburg Mathewson Street Methodist Providence Feb 4
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First Congregational
First Baptist
St Michael’s Episcopal
Vernon W Cooke
Pawtucket
Break-in At Silvia's Service Station on High Street
Bristol police report a window entry at Silvia's service station 318 High Street. A thief forced the west garage window and took 1330 dollars from the cash register. The break was found by the proprietor who notified authorities.
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Silvia
High Street
Eifth
Bristol
Local hardware dealer wed to Marguerite Hull
Algernon L. Johnston, a Warren hardware dealer, married Marguerite F Hull this morning. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Arthur H West of the Warren Methodist Church. The couple departed for a wedding trip to Florida immediately after.
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Algernon L. Johnston
Marguerite F Hull
Arthur H West
Warren Methodist Church
Johnston
Florida
Gov William Bradford Society Children of the American Revolution Meet
The Gov William Bradford Society C A R met Tuesday evening at Miss Alice Bateman Almy’s home with Miss Sally Church presiding. Dorrinda Dixon read a Red Cross paper, Almy reported on a state board luncheon, and members sewed for Red Cross then began a knitted blanket. Next meeting set for February 17.
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Gov
William Bradford Society
Children of the American Revolution
Alice Bateman Almy
Sally Church
Dorinda Dixon
Red Cross
CA. R
Almy
State Board
Ira Stilson
Providence
Th Society
D A R To Hold Ellis Island Shower
Bristol Chapter D A R meets Monday afternoon at the Chapter House Franklin Street. Mrs Glass Bishop and Mrs Samuel F Hudson will speak on Approved Schools and the Student Loan Fund. A Ellis Island shower will be held with Mrs Charles J F Thompson Mrs Edward Poo Church Mrs Edward L Kunt Mrs Howard Ro Newman and Miss Mabel B Salisbury assisting. A Feb 2 Friday card party in Colt Memorial Auditorium benefits St Marys Church.
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Glass Bishop
Samuel F. Hudson
Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
Franklin Street
Bishop
Hudson
Frostesses Wall
Charles
FF Thompson
Edward PooChurch
Edward
Howard Ro Newman
Mabel B Salisbury
Leo Mansi Trophy Created By Bristol Manufacturers League
The Bristol Manufacturers Basket Ball League voted to dedicate the Leo Mansi Trophy to the late Leo Mansi for the circuit champions at season end. Robert Bo Suzman announced a unanimous vote citing Mansirot as a model athlete and local sports figure. The league also elected James G Carns as president with James J Velleca as treasurer and Dr. Samuel D Clark as vice president. The 1940 season opens next Wednesday at the YMCA gym with two games and local officials invited to attend. Michael W Pasquarell named referee and Anthony Agatiello official scorer.
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Bristol Manufacturers A Basketball League
Leo Mansi
Robert Bo Suzman
Iiew
Mansirot Onl
Colt Memorial High Hool
Final Payment Made On Andrews Memorial High School
The Town of Bristol paid the final bills for the Andrews Memorial senior high school project yesterday. Superintendent Elmer S Mapes said Taylor Heating and Ventilating Company caused most delays by bankruptcy and contract default. A bonding company, via B W Wall, completed the defaulted contract and secured the town release.
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Andrews Memorial
Bristol
Elmer S Mapes
Taylor Heating
B W Wall
Taylor Company
P T A Hears Talk By School Physician
The Bristol elementary P T A heard Dr Harold DeWolf speak on school health at the meeting held in Walley school. A student entertainment directed by Miss Mary V Scanion featured acts by Mariotte Parshley Joseph Bruno Richard Grossman Natalie Parshley Antonette D Amico Raymond Chionchio Eleanor Ferrara and Shirley Formiano. The program included the play These Matches Spoke and scripted readings by junior pupils led by Miss Catherine F Collins with James J Velleca Jr as announcer.
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Harold DeWolf
Bristo Elementary Parent-Trarkare' Association
Walley
Mary V. Scanion
Mariotte Parshley
Joseph Bruno
Richard Grossman
Natalie Parshley
Antonette D'Amico
Raymond Chionchio
Eleanor Ferrara
Shirley Formiano
Snecal Rank
Catherine F Collins
James J Velleca, Jr
Hoover reports strong Finnish Relief Fund support in New York
Herbert Hoover, organizer and chairman of the Finnish Relief Fund, returns to New York after a Midwestern tour and notes unprecedented goodwill. He highlights many large gifts and especially the 100000 contributions of 1 or less, urging continued support for Finland. Previous acknowledgments include Miss Julia Herreshoff who sent 10.00, bringing the total to date to 70.00.
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New York
Finnish Relief Fund
Herbert Hoover
Julia Herreshoff
Compulsory Road Test Considered by State Registrar
State Registrar George R. Beane proposed a compulsory road test and eye examinations for licensees. He described stricter standards, reduced penalties for unverified driving claims, and a teletype linked system aiding hit and run, theft, and license actions. The talk noted rising registrations, 1939 fatality reduction, and Bristol’s yearlong safety record.
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George R. Beane
State Division of Motor Vehicles
Rotary Club
YMC
Rhode
Island
Fon
Beane
Evers
Rubber Co protests Wood Street parking restrictions
United States Rubber Company seeks Safety Council guidance on Wood Street parking rules citing unfair limits near its plant. Police Chief Ferrara will await a traffic engineering study before enforcing the new ordinances, as company officials say the restrictions heavily enclose their property and burden workers and taxpayers.
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Wood Street
National Safety Council
Anthony J Ferrara
Counei
United States Rubber Company
Priest G Brown
Rubber Company
Bradford Street
High Street
Angele
Rubber Concern
The
Safety Council
Ferrara
Brown
Relief Costs in Bristol for Year Nears Fifty Three Thousand
Relief costs in Bristol for the year are estimated near 53 000 dollars with 50 022.06 spent in the first 11 months and 358.17 left for the rest of the year. Relief Administrator Orlando I rsban notes the budget should hold and cites WPA SUR and supplementary aid figures, NYA and student aid totals, and federal surplus food distributions.
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Bristol
Orlando Jrisban
WPA
National Youth Administration
A Last Will and Its Famous Publication
The excerpt notes a Harper's Weekly 1898 publication of Williston Fish's A Last Will. It presents Charles Louns bury as of sound mind drafting a will to distribute worldly interests while disavowing his life estate and excluding his law property. The tone echoes classic legal satire on inheritance.
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Harper's Weekly
Williston Fish
Imaginary Will Bequeaths Joy to All Stages of Life
A whimsical 19th century style will imagines gifts for children, boys, lovers, young men, and elders, granting nature, play, memory, and poems as enduring riches. Author Mr Fish notes the fictitious document and its inspiration from ancestor Charles Lounsbury.
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Mr. Fish
Western Springs
Illinois
Charles Lounsbury
Mr Fish
Mr. Lounsbury
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