Town News Highlights And Notices From Bristol Town
Semi monthly town council meeting planned for this evening. Local visitors include Miss M Theresa Sullivan and Rev Francis R Enslin. Postmaster Warren reports abundant World War I veterans compensation act blanks. Community events feature Girl Scouts parade plans and local club meetings with sermons and entertainment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Sullivan
Newport
Dennis Bros
Hope St
Francis R Enslin
First’ Baptist Church
Prudence Island
George W Warren
Wilford Graham
Portland
Maine
Joseph Bottomley
Lincoln Avenue
Graham
Bottomley
Lyman G Horton
Methodist Church
Mansfield
Wood Street
Horton
East Greenwich Academy
Fourth of July Committee Plans Activities and Delivers Invitations
The Fourth of July Committee held a weekly meeting Friday evening. Senator LeBaron Colt cannot attend Independence Day due to a prior engagement out of state. A Navy base letter confirms a destroyer will be assigned for the Fourth. Mrs Ray Cox Flot at Providence accepted to deliver the ovation at Town Hall after the parade. A block dance on Hope Street was approved with a 10-piece orchestra. Base ball starts at 2.30, parade by the 243rd Artillery at 5, 400 men and 27 officers. American Legion Auxiliary Kearney Unit will not participate as members are away. Final pre celebration meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Molasky
Bristol Girl Scouts
John Post Reynolds School
Recreation Hall
Rhode Island Division Senior Veterans Auxiliary
Evra Dixon
Southern New England Textile Club
Pomham Club
Moses Moore
Franklin Street
Hope
Thame Streets
Mr Moore
Kunze
State Street
National India Rubber Company
Pappasquash
Sarah Callan
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Sedgehall Temple
Pythian
First Baptist Church
Res Francis Prasha
Ernest Bullock
Dennis Bros
Hope Stady
Wampanoag
Manchester
Massassort
Quidneck
Dorothy Brown Lodge
Swansea
Odd Fellows’ Hall
High Street
Edgewood Yacht Club
Pawtuxet
Order of the Eastern Star
Fdgewood Yacht Club
Aida 4X
Conners
Josephine
Foot Straight Vernon Gray
Grace Wright
Mass Conners
Ivy Robinson
Burton Street
Long Island City
Fred Alger
Quincy
Charles L. Pendleton
Hope Street
Charles Dew. Brownell
Florida
Robert C Dove
Washington, DC
Col
Andrew Weeks Anthony
Marion Jones
James M. Jones
Suzman
Louris Medric
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Todas
St .Michael’s Parish
Bristol County Association of Clergy
Miary Matheson
First Congregational Church
Northfield
Mass Vine Coggeshall
John P. Murphy
Pastern College of Chirapractic
New York
Mas
Edward Fox
Hugh J Murphy
Gordon
Boston
Providence
Halsey Ie Wolf
Bristol
Hope Bay
United States
LeBaron B Colt
Colt
F B ‘Larimer
Navy Operating Base
Hampton Roads
Ray Cox
State
Wardwell
243Rd Artillery
GCA
American Legion Auxiliary
Kearney
Fifth District Court Continues Police Assault Case
In Hammill court yesterday the State and Miss Stella La Rocca case over assault with a knife on Carlo Nastri was continued one week. A counter claim by La Rocca against Nastri was also adjourned. Also continued were the Ma dona case for enticing and detaining a girl, and the Ho Winograd registration charge. A guilty plea for June 26 auto operation yielded $10 fine and costs. The Progress Paint Company versus William W. Perry for a book account was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Osterberg
Cleveland
Ohio
K. A. Osterberg
Central Street
Bertha Wyatt
India
Egypt
Spain
State St. Adv
George Mosher
George Lemieux
Church Street
Justice of the Peace
Philip Brady
Mosher
Fifth District Court
Samuel McCaw
Frank H Hammill
Hugh F Kelley
Stella la Rocca
Carlo Nastri
Miss la Rocca
Nastr
Pasquale Madona
Barrington
State
Os Samuel Ho Winograd
Providence
Progress Paint Company
Willam W. Perry
Visi
For Sale Two Hen Houses and Wire Runs
For sale two hen houses and wire for runs. Price reasonable. Apply at 9 Constitution Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Constitution Street
Evans
Hope Street
YMCA
Louis Rossi Bankrupt Notice in Rhode Island District Court
In the matter of Louis Rossi a Rhode Island resident a petition for discharge was filed in the U S District Court for the District of Rhode Island A hearing is set for July 5 1924 at 10 oclock a m in Providence Notice to creditors and interested parties to appear and show cause why the discharge should not be granted published in the Bristol Phoenix on June 17 24 and July 1 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Warren
Rhode Island
Louis Rossi
Providence
Bristol Phoenix
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Bristol Phasinx
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J F. Farrally
Edito
Bradford St
Phenix
Phenix 'S
A. M. Darling
Northup Bros
Hasbrouck
Richard C. Quirk
Harold E. Place
Samuel Molasky
James F. Duffy
Easterbrooks
Julio F. Xavier
Bristol News Co., Inc
Easterbrooks’ Elk
Thames
News of
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E. W. Weaver
Pierce Avenue
Phoenix Office
H. J. Andrews
Thomas Levitin
Thames St
R. I
S. J. Smith & CO
J. Barnard French
Mgr
Broad Street
Providence, R. I
Gaspee
Sam
Nice
Phoenin Office
Amando Ferreira
East State Street
Elmwood Ave Providence RJ
Swiss Cleansing Co
Padro
Bus View Avenue
Bristol Yacht Club
Horace I Miller
Union St
Williams Street
Henry P Trudell
Second St
Burton and
Howe Streets
Howe Street
H. F. Breen
Knoll Meadows
Gibson Road
Buffum
Burton School
Bridge Party
Recreation Fund
the Ladies’ Committee
District Court OF the United States
District OF Rhode Island
Uis Rossi of
Isristol
Frank Healy
Universal Thermos
Mallory and Morey
van Huesen
Ide and
Lion Brand
B. V. D., Topkis Wright & Ditson
Balbriggan Underwear
R. & H. Oxfords
Hickok and
Chester
Wright & Ditson
Fred E. Suzman
Incorporated
South Water St
R. I. Tel
Union
High St
Tel
Bristol, R. I
Pure Food Store
Swift
National Biscuit Co
Richardson & Robbins
Campbell
Charles A. Johnson
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