Review of sewage plant operation and proposed future steps
This report covers supervision from January 15 1937 to June and outlines fixes at the digestion and clarifier tanks, gas pipe repairs, and waste handling. It discusses sludge buildup, heater outages, and plans for chlorination and storm water infiltration with a proposed $3000 allotment through February 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins and Aikman
Bristol
Ferry Hill
English Tourist Hires Washington Tour Then Virginia Road Trip
An English accented man asks how to see the United States. Driver Camaggio suggests a $5 Washington tour and, impressed by his service, he offers a $75 venture through nearby Virginia after returning to the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Camaggio
Washington
Virginia
Traveler’s Joyful Tour Through Historic East Coast Sites
A narrator prides himself on entertaining passengers Mr and Mrs Francis J Smith of Watford England during a grand journey. The trio visits Mt. Vernon Arlington Yorktown Jamestown Charlottesville Skyline Drive Gettysburg Harrisburg Montreal Ottawa Lake Placid Albany Saratoga Mirror Lake West Point in three weeks en route to Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Smith
Watford
England
Manhattan
Mt. Vernon
Arlington
Yorktown
Jamestown
Charlottesville
Skyline Drive
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Montreal
Ottawa
Lake Placid
Albany
Saratoga Springs
Mirror Lake
West Point
Smiths Plan Return Trip After Gramercy Hotel Fare
A man leaves Gramercy Hotel after a weeklong stay and pays Mr Smith 625 dollars for a trip plus a note about perfume mischief. He arranges to meet Mr and Mrs Smith in two months with their son and daughter for a future trip.
All-Star Game Praised As National Pastime In Washington
Washington column reflects on the All-Star game as the nation's top sport while noting the Senate and House adjournment for the event. Highlights include Lefty Gomez pitching and Gehrig's homer, with local Bristol fireworks and Boy Scouts praised for their display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Congress
Lefty Gomez
Gehrig
Joe BiMagegio
Bristol
Jimmy Duffy
Hope Street
Washington
Army of Boy Scouts
Jamie"Meiggs
BOY Scout
Bristol Boy Scouts
Scout Hall
Mount Hope Bay
Wampanoag
Wamponag
Bristol County
George R. Fish
William F. Head
Boy Scouts of America
Avbich
Parris, Fonseca
Jacobangnys Sanrecentatina
Fonseca
Residents salute Constitution anniversary and local town actions
A Phoenix column asks readers to reflect on the nations development during the 150th anniversary celebration and thanks contributors to the pageant. Bristol police report 12 arrests in June and town officials note Butterworth Avenue repair to begin after Bradford Street work, with license board meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sisson
Condon
Enoch Marsden
Sophie Young
Marietta Hamall
Mary Lake
Harry Young
Stephen Hopkins
Louis Evans
Donovan
B. T. A. Band
Mary E. Spooner
Usher ‘Place
Bristol Police
Anthony J. Ferrara
Matthew G. Maetoza
Charles E. Burns
Domenic Mascola
Butterworth Avenue
Holmes
Bradford Street
Bridge Party Benefits St Marys Church Sees Eleven Tables
Miss Catherine G Levere hosted a bridge gathering at her High street home to raise funds for St Marys Church. Eleven tables competed with prize winners including Mrs John Tobin Miss Winfred Walsh Miss Margaret Peters and others from town. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and assistants Marjorie Tobin Jean Tobin and Irene Gallo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine G Levere
High Street
St. Mary’s Church
Prze
John Tobin
Winfred Walsh
Margaret Peters
Grace Shiel
Mary Newbold
George H Baldwin
Williard Kenney
Mary Kelly
Riverside
Meg
Daniel Sullivan
Manville
Harold Andrews
Providence
William Foster
Warren
Town Council Authorizes Transfer of Andrews Memorial Funds
The Bristol town council approves moving about 130000 from Industrial Trust CD to a Robert Shaw Andrews Memorial Fund checking account to align with PW A rules. Mayor Paull and Council members discuss timing and access while confirming only the council can authorize transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer S. Mapes
William H. Angevine
Robert Shaw Andrews
Industrial Trust Company
PWA
Paull
de Wolf
James T. Pierce
Zoning Board of Review
Pierce
Rhode Island
James Holmes
Joseph J Dennis
American Legion Convention
Kearney Post
American Legion
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Josephie Lawrenes
Bristol District Nursing Association June Report
The monthly Bristol District Nursing Association report for June lists general care cases 22 and 22 in Metropolitan, 1 John Hancock case, 142 general care visits and 81 Metropolitan visits, 8 babies under John Hancock care, 63 prenatal visits, 9 tuberculosis cases, 90 office treatments and 2 attended operations, 4 social calls, clinics including Chest Clinic with 11 patients and 2 operations, Tonsil Clinic with 6 patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol District Nursing Association
John Hancock
Japanese Hearts Declared Strongest in Health Reports
Health reports rank Japanese hearts as the strongest in the world reflecting studies on endurance and cardiovascular fitness across populations. Researchers note robust heart health indicators among Japanese adults and ongoing public health efforts to maintain fitness levels.
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Commission
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Aaperon
Chinrine
Bristol Lace Works
Berar
Aystad
Brea Wr Sea
America
Gramercy Hotel
Inr
Ferncroft Super Market
Georgia Bell
Artt Soda
Hose
Ferncroft
Etry
Puritan
Hamburg
Trinity Church
the Phoenix
Bridge Party
James McCaughey
Narragansett Electric Company
Eilvi
Nouaeas
Bristol Athletic Association
Thames Street
Salvatore Nunes
Anna Martins
Wood Street
Ban Pheot Aemy
Nings
Mognes
Choisa
Overland
California
Swift