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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1973

Page

3

First Church Bristol History and Its Colonial Founders

A historical sketch traces Bristol’s Anglican church origins tied to Plymouth Colony and four Boston merchants Walley and Byfield among them. It notes the 1683 meeting house funded by proprietors and settlers, the cupola and bell, and the later memorials honoring Dr. Thomas Shepard and a matching stone chapel.

Bristol Rhode Island Providence Newport Fair Peninsula Massasoit Plymouth Plymouth Colony Charles the 2d Johnny Crowne Boston John Walley Nathaniel Oliver Nathaniel Byfield Stephen Burton Walley Byfield Massachusetts William Phipps Salem Pappasqua Lane Sarah Herreshoff James DeWolf Perry Court House Goody Corps Walley and Byfield Thomas Shepard

Local Mayoral Ceremony Grants Pharmacist License in Hartford

Ralph M. Stanzione, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Stanzione of 69 Church St., earned a Connecticut pharmacist license at the State Capitol on Jan. 15. He is a senior staff member and consultant pharmacist at Hartford Dispensary and Blue Hills Hospital Clinic, directing the methadone maintenance program and providing drug education. He and his wife Patricia live in Manchester.

Ralph M. Stanzione R.F. Stanzione Church St University of Connecticut College of Pharmacy State Capitol Hartford Stanzione Hartford Dispensary Blue Hills Hospital Patricia Manchester Conn Carmine Langello USN North Dr Portsmouth Joseph Carmine Sandro Anthony Newport Naval Hospital Joseph Langello Domingo Velazco

Archibald Named Easter Seals Captain For Meeting Street Drive

Robert T. Archibald of Bristol is named captain for a second year in the Major Gifts Division of Meeting Street School 1973 Easter Seal Campaign. Howard W. Armbrust chairs the division as 17 captains and 85 workers launch a statewide appeal to support a private Rhode Island health agency serving 130 multi handicapped children and 23 severely handicapped youngsters under new state mandatory education and therapy laws. The school also runs an infant program for birth to three, with monthly mother training, and handles about 200 new cases annually, though space limits cause a waiting list. Major Gift workers stress Meeting Street School is Rhode Island’s sole facility of its type and relies on local support.

Robert T. Archibald Bristol Meeting Street Howard W. Armbrust Armbrust Chain Company of Providence DeForest Meeting Street School Rhode Island

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