Bristol Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Highlights Health Talks
The Bristol Parent-Teacher Association met at Colt Memorial High School auditorium for an evening of beneficial talks. Principal speakers included Dr M R Grossman on dental care with stereopticon aid and Dr Harold Rogell on bone and joint diseases. Margaret Clancy provided vocal selections. Mrs Glen E Smith presided and future activities were announced.
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Bristol
Parent-Teacher Association
Colt Memorial High School
Margaret Clancy
Mr. Grossman
Harold Rogell
Providence
Grossman
Rogell
Glen E. Smith
Colt High Tops Barrington High in Close Inter scholastic Play
Colt High defeated Barrington High 24 to 17 in a hard fought game at Gutteras Memorial School auditorium Tuesday evening. Colt led 16 to 10 in the second half as they tightened defense and passing to pull away from the Barrington squad amid strong Bristol support.
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Colt
Perry Destlets
Gaglio IeMaire Ruggiero
Biancuzzo
Barrington High Boys
Evers
Bristol Rooters
Barrington
Royal
Gagho
Gizzareth
Parrington Hinst
Pythians Observe 37th Anniversary Banquet Tonight
Pythians To Celebrate 37th Anniversary Burns Podge No 34 Rights of Pythias will observe the 37th anniversary of the institution of the verme at Tuuesday evening with guests from Rhodes and Massachusetts lodges and Grand Officers from the Grand Lodge. A turkey supper will be served in Grand Army Hall followed by entertainment and dancing.
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Pythians
Pythias
Bowling League Scores at State Street Alleys
Ever Ready Fire Co bowling league teams of four competed last evening Why Nots took two strings from the Bimbos Thats Thats won two from the Paurettes Scores reflected a tight evening of play with close pin counts and strong bowling form.
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Ever Ready Fire Co
Elver Ready Fire Company
Why Nots
Zoning Board to Study Special Exemptions in Ordinance
Public meeting discussed a five member Board of Review to grant special exceptions after notices and hearings. Residents debated residential to industrial district reclassification and potential property value effects while an outdoor advertising firm warned against discrimination. The zoning committee will consider questions as revisions proceed.
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Mr. Whitten
Board of Review
Whitten
Edw.n Brownell
Henry
Charles
Hope Street
Leahy
Board of Reviews
Town Council Grants Milk and Victualling Licenses
The Town Council met Tuesday evening and approved many petitions for milk and victualling licenses. They also granted permission for Borges Motor Sales to install gasoline tanks on Hope Street and accepted an invitation to the Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company banquet on January 28.
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Thames Street
William H. Manchester
Bourn Street
Borges Motor Sales
Hope Street
Town Bridge
James Holmes
Byfield Street
Colt Farm
Samuel Campanella
Wood Street
John T Francis
Ferrycliffe Farm
Frank Goff
Madetras & Bernard
Franklin Street
Model Grocery
High Street
Patrick F Mahoney
Newman Brothers
Alfred Roderick
Jewett Avenue
George T Sisson
Souza Brothers
Gooding
Whiting Milk Company
John Usher, Jr
First Congregational Church Notes Sunday services and class
Morning service at 10 30 with the sermon The Determining Factors of Life The Mens Class continues study of the Ten Commandments relating them to modern problems prompting discussions Church School meets at 12 noon in the church auditorium Robert F Munro Superintendent
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Church School
Robert F Munro
Mrs Elsie Downey Entertained by Union Street Hostess
Mrs Elsie D Downey an instructor in the American Telephone Company school for operators in New York City while visiting her parents at 48 Charles Street was entertained last evening by Miss Mabel Dunbar at Union Street. Vocal and instrumental selections followed by witty stories by Bull Dunbar. Mrs Joseph M Bottomley served as pianist for solos and vocal numbers before refreshments. Miss Dunbar and Mrs William Dunbar hosted. Downey left this morning to resume duties in New York City.
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Elsie D Downey
American Telephone Company
New York City
George Chinbar
Charles Street
Mabel Dunbar
Union Street
Miss Dunbar
William Dunbar
Downey
Camp Fire Minstrels and Chicken Salad Supper Events
Coming events listed for January 26 27 and 28 1931 in Guiteras Memorial auditorium and DeWolf Memorial Chapel. Camp Fire Minstrels perform January 26 27 under Battalion of the BT A while Congregational Club hosts a Chicken Salad Supper January 28 at 6 PM.
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Guiteras Memorial
BT. A
DeWolf Memorial
Congregational Club
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Tal
Sunnybrook
Hennery
HOPE
Chuck
New England
Narracansett Electric Company
Ned Tagine Ramer Association
Belvedere Block
Caren i Rogell Ware
Spe
Anson
Ing
Colt High
Barrington High
A Guevremont
Fleurettes Grassy
Perry Wu
L. Lewis
Dunbar
First Congregational Church
Elsie Downey
Ever Ready Engine & Hose CO
G. A. R. Hall
Vernie Munro
E. A. Skinner
Hope St
R. I
Warren & Bristol Laundry
Warren
Crcade
Warren, R. I
Corneltte Harrington
B. A. Frenon
Newman Bros
Swift
Newman’s
Sahel
Bob
R. I. Baldwin
Edgemont
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