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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1956

Page

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I Flew From a Boston Hotel Confronting a Secret Roommate Truth

A writer recounts arriving at the Sheraton Plaza in Boston for a New England weeklies convention. While checking in for two rooms, he misreads numbers and discovers suspicious signs in room 645. Fearing a concealed arrangement, he realizes the mix up and hurriedly exits with his party, seeking correct room assignments.

Sheraton Plaza Boston New England Sol Kuiman Peggy McDonald Peg Room 645 No 645 Sol Kaiman Sol Boston Public Library Kaiman Peggy

Monahan Praises Farm Move In Bristol Study

Thomas A Monahan executive director of the R I Development Council praised progress from a Bristol joint meeting on an industrial park at Minturn Farm to serve satellites around a planned oil refinery in Portsmouth. He urged town leaders to decide with minimal outside dictation and offered council help with surveys and site location while noting engineering work lay outside his department. The Bristol council asked planning zoning and Civic Industries Committee to gather facts within 60 days for an April town meeting.

Thomas A Monahan R. I. Development Council Bristol Monahan Minturn Farm Portsmouth Saul Ricklin Civic Industries Committee Development Council Planning and Zoning Boards

Mothers' March Sunday Plan and Leadership

The March of Dimes Mother's March begins Sunday at 2 p.m. with the fire whistle signaling the start. Headquarters are at the K of C Hall and containers will be distributed between 1 and 2 p.m. The final committee meeting is tonight with Mrs George V Almeida as chairman and a list of assisting Mesdames and Miss Carmella Russo.

March of Dimes K. of C. Hall George V. Almeida E. Hugh Holmes Gilda Botelho Charles J. Tappero Henry Ferguson Raymond Makowsky Benjamin Hazen Carmella Russo Anthony Bisbane Alfred Costa John Burke George V Almeida Angelo Almeida Dr. N. J. Annarummo Norman E. Benard

Livingstone Trinity Church Elects Senior Warden at 80th Meeting

Members of Trinity Episcopal elected Charles E. Livingstone senior warden at the 80th annual church corporation meeting. He succeeds Albert Battcher. Lawrence F. Cheetham was chosen as junior warden, Zekiah W. Church was reelected clerk, and Mrs. Lawrence C. Cheetham became treasurer. Delegates to the diocesan convention are Orrin L. Battcher and Mrs. Elizabeth Church Chase.

Trinity Episcopal Charles E. Livingstone Church Corporation Albert Battcher Aaron F. Usher, Jr Lawrence F. Cheetham Hezekiah W. Church Lawrence C Neetham Battcher John N. Sinclair W. Reeve Harper Wilton Harrop Anthony A. Balzano Frederick W. Coggeshall John F. Borhek Dorothy St. Germain Church Orrin L. Battcher Elizabeth Church Chase Fred M. Straight Stephen Hopkins Mary Per- EY Appenaug Albert E. Hutchison First Congregational Church John Sinclair Trinity Episcopal Church John Borges Thomas D. Adams Foster Price 2Lows Maurice C. Smith Benjamin Hazen Gene L Ritchie Y Girls Glee Club Lucia Ann Camara R. S. Bosworth Emma Rounds Anthony Lasiello

Recognition Award To Henry A Street

Henry A Street received the 1955 Recognition Award from the Bristol Y.M.C.A. at its annual dinner in the gym. He was honored for years of service to the town, Boy Scouts, recreation, the Y, and the budget committee. Presentation by station chair Russell W. Southwick.

Henry A. Street Bristol Y.mc.a Street Russell W. Southwick Charles Street George R. Fish Martha Graham Wilfred M. Hamill Frederick S. Bartlett Charles B. Rockwell Wallis E. Howe John W. Church M. Theresa Donovan Paul Bruno Diolinda Abilheira Abilheira C. C. Cirillo Bruno Hector Massa Charles F. Dimond Y. M.C.A Robert Uatrito Roger T. Clapp Providence Albert F. Means Hog Island Boston Wallis G. Syrgonds Extension Service

Bristol Council Delays Pla-Pool Licenses Amid Rivalry

The Bristol town council postponed issuing licenses for the Pla-Pool coin operated amusement devices, delaying action until the next session. Twenty two liquor establishments filed for licenses, with owners claiming the devices split coins and resembled cigarette machines. officials warned licenses could be revoked for misuse.

Joseph F. Bruno Lester I. King Fall River King Bruno

Police Retirement Seen Next Year in Bristol

Bristol town council discussed the Municipal Police Training School with the U S State Police at the University of Rhode Island. Chief Ferrara indicated retirement may occur within the year for at least one officer. two sergeants are eligible. The council reviewed entry requirements, funding options, and the town budget to support a seven week course with stipends.

U. S Ferrara Bayear Onla Pace Euclid De~mers William T. Cashin Gandidat Dapat Bristol B Ha Ben Forthcom Bruno Errara Council Joseph C. Kinder Oscar A. Rishe State Department of Agriculture and Conservation Bristol Highlands Joseph Goulart Caroline Bertha A. Squatrito Constantine Brothers Johnston R. I Alfred N. Nunes Nunes U. I. Public Expenditures Council Lenwood Babbitt Joseph Paul Joseph L. O’gara Mt. Hope Avenue State Street

Rego Presents Bristol Point Sports Project Plan

John L. Rego, department director, announces planned improvements for Bristol Point known as Ferry Point. If funds are appropriated, engineers’ recommended upgrades will be carried out with state and federal support including Dingle Johnson Act funds. A launching ramp at Ferry Road has been informally requested by local sports fishermen groups.

Bristol Point Ferry Point Department of Agriculture and Conservation John L. Rego Rego Ferry Road Congress

Buried Treasures Sought for March of Dimes Auction

Residents urged to scour attics and closets for goods for a March of Dimes auction chaired by Mrs Raymond Makowsky. Items may be brought to the high school Thursday 2 4 p m and 7 8 p m. auctioneers include Albert Edmonds Frank Miserandino and others. transportation and clerical volunteers listed. merchant gifts coordinated by Mrs A Pansa and David J Ferris.

Raymond Makowsky

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Livingstone Trinity Church Regina C. Farley Heart Fund Heart Mary Pereira Miss Farley Elias Abilheire Y.M.C.A New Bedford Chicago Allston Mass Hotel Colonial Harriet Bradford Inn Hope Street Popular Cafe Wood Street Manny’s Ringside Grill Thames Street Wood Street Cafe Prudence Cafe Silver Cafe Hurricane Cafe John Street Wonder Bar Denny’s Tap Franklin Street Nick’s Bradford Street Albert's Mt. Hope Charles H. Lynch Anthony DaPonte Norman Bernard Gladys Brightman Anthony J. Ferrara Samuel D. Clark James D. Sullivan Raymond Walker John Romano Robert B. Suzman Anthony Bisbane, Jr Maynard Shulman Augustine B. Nerone Andrew Vorro Charles Finger Albert Finger Hugh Holmes Vincent Vas James Husband Jesu Transportation Committee Mrs. A. Pansa Warren and Barrington David J. Ferris
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