Ties with Old Bristol Revival Tonight at Committee Meet
A Bristol town meeting gathers tonight at 7 80 in Burnside Memorial Building Chambers to organize the Lord Mayor of Bristol England visit. Town Clerk Anthony J. Dennis Jr invites any interested residents to attend and share ideas for a memorable visit. The event follows a two man committee formed in June by the Town Council and includes leaders from Rotary, Chamber of Commerce and women’s clubs, plus housing host Mrs A Sidney DeWolf Herreshoff. Background outlines historic ties between Bristol, Connecticut and Bristol, England from 1930 onward, including wartime relief in 1940 and efforts by local officials to strengthen sister city bonds.
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Council
Burnside Memorial
Bristol England
Anthony J. Dennis, Jr
Dennis
William P. Sousa
A. Sidney DeWolf Herreshoff
Town
August E. Gibbemeyer
Rotary Club
Raymond Gaspar
Chamber of Commerce
Hope M. Cote
Bristol Historical Society
Alfred E. Newton
Bayberry Garden Club
Charles T. Tappero
Bristol Women’s Club
Howard L. House
Bristol Garden Club
Bristol
England
New World
Edward L. Leahy
Herbert B Burnham Jr
Europe
J. Floyd Huestis
London
Anthony R. Parshley
St. Michael’s Church
Harleigh Tingley
Florence Nelson
A Sidney Herreshoff
Tingley
Edmund C. Rex
E. S. Mapes
William L. Serbst
Judge Leahy
John J. Condon
Joseph Almeida
W. Frederick Williams, Jr
Roswell S. Bosworth
Council Delays Action On Hopeworth Road Dispute
Town council hears a split report on Hopeworth Plat roads. Engineers say roads look good after recent upgrades while client Robert Gilbert disputes with a letter alleging insufficient pavement layers and tar treatments, prompting delay pending planning board review.
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Council
Hopeworth Roads
Joseph A. Margo
Reynolds G. Northup
Hopeworth
Burnside Memorial Building
Evelyn and
Viking Drs
Martin
Bay View
Glen View
Evelyn
Viking
Anthony R Berretto
Robert N. Gilbert
David J. Ferris
Planning Board
Gilbert
Fourth Ends in Purple Committee to Raise 343 In Unpaid Bills
The Fourth of July Committee ended its 1958 term in the purple with expenses totaling 6742.65 and cash on hand 6399.01. The unpaid bill remains fireworks at 900 while pledges are expected to cover the balance, after earlier forecasts of a 300 to 400 deficit. Subcommittees reported budgets largely on target with some overruns and a note that the Mile of Pennies drive raised only 100, signaling waning novelty.
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Alfred R. Rego
Rego
John R. Partington
John J Sylvia
Vacation Notice From The Bristol Phoenix
The Bristol Phoenix will not be published next week as staff take vacations. Next issue will be released on August Sth.
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Bristol Phoenix
Gambling on the Common sparks Fourth of July debate
At Bristol Common the carnival gambling controversy returns as officers report losses of 150 and 300 dollars in booths. Committee member Joseph Quartaro pushes to end gambling or switch prizes to merchandise while Carnival chairman Martin Biancuzzo notes limited incidents. The issue echoes 1951 debates and hints at recurring summer reform plans.
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No Man's Land
Monte Carlo
Joseph P
Kid Hope” Quartaro
Quartaro
Anthony J. Ferrara
Bristol Common
Martin Biancuzzo
Buancuzzo
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