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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1941
Page
4
The colored attraction known as the African Jungle Giants will debut locally at Guiteras Field under the Collins and Aikman nine, starting Sunday at nine. They feature their Monarch floodlight system, wear grass skirts, and claim wins over top clubs coast to coast. A shadow ball exhibition adds laughs for home fans. admission covers both show and game.
Florence A. Masterson transfers two parcels east of Metacom avenue to William C. Viall. Elizabeth Hicks and John Henry King are named with addresses in Upper Sackville and 2nd Class Seaman Rita Catherine Hargreaves and Paul Freeman Thompson listed. Archibald M. Miller et al transfer property on State street. Empire Bottling Works sells land on Thompson street to Antonio Borges et al. Frederika D. DeWolf conveys property on High street to Harold De Wolf et al.
Prudence Island Country Club hosts a shipwreck dance at Homestead Casino on Saturday July 19 with masquerade prizes. Dancing runs from eight to midnight and funds support building a tennis court. Committee includes Barbara Williams chair, Marcy Taber, and Jean Williams. Public invited. tickets priced accordingly.
Public hearing is set in the Bristol Rhode Island Town Council Chamber at the Burnside Memorial Building on August fifth nineteen forty one at seven forty five p m to consider an amendment to the Bristol Zoning Ordinance added to Section 19. The hearing follows provisions of General Laws chapter 342 and authorizes the Zoning Board of Review to investigate and recommend amendments after the hearing. By order of Town Clerk John W Church. November 18 25
The Town Council of Bristol will receive sealed bids for free burning White Ash Stove and Egg Coal and Rice Coal in specified tonnages to be delivered to Fire Stations and the Burnside Memorial Building. Bids due by 4 PM Daylight Saving Time Tuesday August 5 1941. Envelopes marked Bids for Fuel addressed to Town Clerk John W Church.
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