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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
2
The document cites Chapter 1749 and the act for health and sanitation at camps and baths. It states the public health commission must inspect each bath site at least annually and may enter premises for this purpose. It also requires operators to obtain a permit before operating after inspection.
Local Girl Scouts at Camp Hoffman in West Kingston participate in a two week session with 115 campers from Bristol Council. They follow a structured day from 7 am bugle to 9 pm taps featuring Kamp kapers, swimming, hiking, crafts, drama, and group adventures led by Miss Marie Gaudette and staffed by Miss Mary Fessenden and Miss Madeline Briggs.
The text describes a Girl Scout’s week long stay focusing on aging through challenges and friendships. It emphasizes learning by doing in nature, adjusting with a group, and appreciating sunsets moons and a mother bird feeding her babies. The experience aims to make her a more rounded scout in the fall.
Mrs. C. B. Rockwell Jr. returns from New York City as the Rotary Club maps its Hopeworth outing for Aug 2 with John R. Magee as chairman. Philadelphia visitors Ann Killian Nell and Margaret Gerety stop over with Mrs. M O'Shaughnessy. A diphtheria clinic for ages 6 months to 5 years is led by Dr Paul Thompson in the Rockwell House. A boy sustains a severe arm injury from a fence fall and is treated by Dr A M Merriman before hospital transfer.
Members of the Olympia Club social committee will meet this evening in the Howe Memorial Library for a brief but important session. The Most Valuable Player contest now underway will be reviewed and plans laid for important business to be carried on in the immediate future.
More than 500 persons attended the St. Marys Church lawn party on Wood Street yesterday and last evening. A children hour opened at 3 pm followed by a chicken salad supper from 5 to 8 pm served to 300.Music by a local orchestra and well patronized booths supported the parish fund.
Miss Ruth Fengill of Warren was guest of honor at a linen shower hosted by Miss Lena Giustiany at 711 Hope Street. Pink and green decorations framed an evening of bridge whist with prizes won by Mrs Helen Danielson and Miss Edna Demers. Fengill, now employed at White Beauty Parlor, will marry Mr Albert Pivin on August 30.
Members of Kearney Post No 6 American Legion and the Auxiliary Unit are invited to the Golden Jubilee Service of the National Women’s Relief Corps at the First Congregational Church Sunday at 7 30 PM. Assemble at 7 PM at the church chapel.
Michael J. Flynn of Charles Street shows two first prizes and two second prizes won by his dogs in Wickford Irish Letter Class. An important meeting of the Community Athletic Field Committee is set for Monday evening at the Hotel Belvedere. William Sousa of Richmond Street was held on $1000 bond by the federal grand jury on charges of possessing and manufacturing liquor and related property.
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