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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1951
Page
4
Cleveland was the only U S leader to serve nonconsecutive terms. The office between Cleveland's two terms was held by Benjamin Harrison.
A correction notes that Giusti's Spa on Wood Street was omitted from the prior list of local merchants and citizens who donated gifts for the Christmas party. The addendum appears after the line Battery C 243rd AAA AW BIN.
Industrial Trust Company and officers certify under oath December statements and banking compliance. Ernest Clayton president and M Randolph Flather treasurer declare accuracy of matters to best knowledge. Sworn January 4 1951 before Stuart H Tucker not an officer or director.
The GOP Women club highlighted officer roles led by Mrs. Albert O. Earl and others while discussing tax revaluation to improve property assessments. A town meeting proposal for universal reevaluation was floated along with remarks on primary law weaknesses and party division impacts. The Phoenix urged residents to place rubbish curbside by 8 am on collection days with six strict rules for disposal and timely container removal.
The Bristol Home Demonstration Group met at Mrs Charles Connery s home to discuss Food for 1951 a Rhode Island State College extension service project. The aim is to develop ways to conserve food and cut waste The group plans another meeting in February at a member s home.
District residents are urged to place refuse out on the first pickup day for their area to avoid delays. Mr Pannone notes some households delay to the second day, causing trucks to backtrack and disrupt schedules.
The nominating committee led by Anthony W. DuPont meets this evening at 8 in the Hotel Belvedere to present a complete slate for endorsement. Republican primary is Monday Feb 12, while Democratic primary on Feb 2 features a single council contest between Dr. Samuel D. Clark and E Hugh Holmes.
Frederick Alger formerly of Bristol died Tuesday January 16 in his 67th year at his son George Alger’s home in Quincy Massachusetts. He leaves one son George and a grandson. The funeral was held in Quincy and burial took place at North Cemetery in Bristol.
Arthur C. Durgin 79 of 36 Bradford Street died early Saturday at Truesdale Hospital Fall River Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at James E Connors Funeral Home Canon Daniel K Davis rector of St Michael's Church officiated and interment was in North Cemetery Bearers were George Garvin Frederick Garvin Christopher Garvin Jr Charles Collins John Petizia and George Deslauriers of Warren
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