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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1930

Page

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Bristol Fourth of July Celebration Cards Decline Attendees

U S Senator Jesse H Metcalf and State Finance Commissioner Frederick S Peck regret they cannot attend Bristol's Fourth of July festivities due to conflicting official duties. Metcalf thanks organizers and expresses pride in Bristol's patriotic tradition. Peck cites an unexpected business matter delaying his plans to participate.

U. S Jesse H. Metcalf Frederick S. Peck John G. Stewart Metcalf Bristol Washington

Bristol Chamber Backs Rhode Island Children's Fund Drive

Bristol Chamber of Commerce endorses the Rhode Island Children's Fund urging civic cooperation to raise 37000 to support child welfare work in Bristol and surrounding areas not covered by Providence Cranston or Pawtucket. The article notes amplifiers on Hotel Belvedere balcony for Fourth of JulyExercises and a busy Independence Day program.

Rhode Island Children's Fund Bristol Providence Bristol Chamber of Commerce Rhode Children’s Fund Providence, Cranston Pawtucket

Plans Completed For Fourth Of July Celebration

Plans are completed for the Fourth of July program with a big parade feature and improved patriotic exercises through an amplifying system. Baseball games are scheduled for Thursday and Friday as part of the celebration.

Second Division officers and units listed in detailed roster

The document names officers and units of the Second Division including Major John A. Daneker Adjutant and Adjutant roles for several lieutenants, Battery commanders in Headquarters and Batteries A through D, and the Bristol Train of Artillery Band with associated company captains and command staff. It presents a formal roster of personnel across multiple commands.

Edward L. Leahy Marshall C. A C John A. Daneker Joseph Vivier Robert Thornton Walter Parker Joseph Frappier Ray S. Black Raymond Fletcher Ernest Moore

Bristol Prepares for Fourth of July Celebrations and Raleigh Visit

Bristol gears up for Independence Day with bunting and Old Glory as the U S Raleigh sails into Bristol harbor for public tours from 10 30 am to 1 15 pm and 1 15 to 4 30 pm The Raleigh a light cruiser of the Fortor class carries six torpedoes two hydroplanes and over 90 000 horsepower Its crew totals 472 The town plans dances at the State Armory Church Street and State Street Armories from 8 pm to 12 am and 12 am to 4 am plus concerts by the Portuguese Independent Band on the Belgvar Etaral balcony and the Common Mt Hope Bridge will glow with 5000 colored lights and a midnight bonfire caps the day

US. S. Raleigh Kid Hope E. Frederick Belvedere Trinity Church H D Co James W Golf Marshall William F Williams Jr Harry Dew Allen 118Th Combat Engineers Everett Lee Church Bristol Bristol Harbor Raleigh Battery C 243Rd C. A State Armory Church Street Battery D. B . A State Street Armory Belgvar Etaral Mt. Hope Bridge Mt. Hope Bay

New Rotary Officers Take Office

John R. Magee becomes president of the Rotary Club of Bristol as Edward L. Leahy passes the gavel. Howard R. Newman is vice president and Richard J. Simmons treasurer in a brief ceremony. Leahy reports on the Chicago Rotary International convention and outlines committees with members across Community, International, Vocational, Club, Program, Fellowship, and Classification areas.

Rotary Club of Bristol Edward L Leahy John R. Magee Howard R. Newman Richard J. Simmons Athest A. Edtaduds Paul Millemaggi Clinton T Sherman Roswell S Bosworth A. R Judge Leahy Rotary Howard R. iNewmay Erqer Medine PERE Chric Gen. L. H. Callan W. G. Br Edward D. Kunz Guiuseppe Perroni Charles Liscomb Earle, Hobson F. M. Dimond John G. DesLaurier Edward A. Currier, Jr Frank A. Rounds C. C. Getchell Thomas P. Brightman J. Floyd Huestis H. H. Lawson R. S. Bosworth Howard R

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