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Bristol Year in Review 1951 Highlights
Bristol recounts the 1951 year with local milestones from the Republican town council, new town projects and infrastructure, fluoride approval, and the Fourth of July celebrations. Key events include sewer overhauls funded by a $100,000 town meeting, the Rockwell School completion, and King Philip Little League reaching state finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttolians
Republican Town Council
Industrial Trust Branch Bank
Rockwell
Bristol Lace
S P.cial Financial
Gus Dennis Roberts
Bristol
Edward Lady
Providence
de Thomas Campagna
Norman Benard
Holmes
Lawrence
Martha Graham
The
District Nursing Association
Little League
Financial
Mainland
Leah B. Young
Eagles
First
Zoning Board
Grauce
Paul T Martin
Navy
Prudence Island
Planning Board
Highway Department
King Philip Litle League
Wallis E. Howe
Rogers Free Library
New Memorial Hall
General Assembly
Wood Street
C. B. Rockwell
Evelyn Carter
Anthony M. Cappucci
Domenic Cappucci
Prospect Street
US Marine Corps
Roma Street
Mervyn Clay
Bristol Lace Works
Collins & Aikman Corp
Plant J
King Philip
Mark Antony DeWolfe Howe
Brown University
Coast Guard
Coungil
Iilding Co
Pitt
Walker’s Island
Samuel Kinder
Bristol Home For
Andrews Auditorium
First National Bank of Boston
C&a
Hyman
Werner F. Follin
Sewer Commission
Bristol Train of Artillery
Mount Carmel
Gilbert C. Hoover
Atomic Energy Commission
New Mexico
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Rhode Island
Gordon Fleming
Jim deWolfe
New England
Kearney
American Legion
Martin Hall
Shorton Giles
Recreation Board
Bristol Boy Scout Bugle
Appenoug Pian de Wolf
Zoppo Co
Norwood
Mass
John N
Sinclair
St. Andrew's Church
Trinity Church
Brito and Co
Memorial Park
Michael A. DeLeo
United States
Hope Street
William R. Chase
Bertrand L. Hornby
Shore Road
Bristol Highlands
Sara Sata Ip Ee
New Z
Ghurman
Bese