New Faces Expected in Bristol Democratic Slate
Rumblings of leadership change circulate as the Bristol Democratic Town Committee faces low attendance. A questionnaire seeks reasons and improvements while talks of retirements and a March endorsement plan loom ahead of October officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Party
Democratic Town Committee
Mmittee
Joseph L Digati
George E Dion Jr
Anthony F. Marshall
Digati
Dion
Marshall
Hay
Meningitis Case Sparks Precautionary School Notice
Six year old Deborah Ann Quinn of Bristol died from spinal meningitis prompting a school doctor to warn parents there is no need for alarm. Dr Medeiros advised contacting family physicians for exposure treatment and noted the infection spreads mainly through direct contact. Burial set for Gate of Heaven Cemetery with services at St Joseph's Church in Pawtucket.
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Bristol
the Valley School
Deborah Ann Quinn
Smith St
John T
Suzanne (Ferland) Quinn
Roger Williams Hospital
Walley School
Victor P Medeiros
Medeiros
Deborah
State Health Dept
Deborah Quinn
Central Falls
Pawtucket
June M
Paula G
Kathleen M Quinn
Gerald and
Doris (Taupler) Ferland
Edward A
Sarah
Tuffy) Quinn
Manning
Broadway
Town Urges Transfer of Bristol Armory to Community Center
Governor John Chafee approves transferring ownership of the Bristol Armory at Church and Thames Streets to the town. The Bristol Town Council plans to appoint a nonprofit to manage renovations turning the Armory into a community center for youth and seniors, with work starting soon. Continued discussion includes church expansion plans and funding needs, aiming to repurpose the BTA property for town use.
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John Chafee
Bristol
Church and Thames Sts
Facilties
Frank A Marabello
Bristol Tiun
BTA Ain
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Democrats
By Stephen W. Easton
John Romano
Meducers
Romano
Town Democratic Organization
Council Committee On Recreation
Christianti Famls
Mt Carmel Church
Bristol and
Warren
Brown
Hope St
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