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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
2
The city adopts a plan to permit parking on one side on narrow streets to reduce confusion and improve traffic flow. Officials say the policy will give visitors a better first impression of Bristol by enabling smoother traffic and considerate parking.
Frank Smith 34 Thames Street has recovered from illness. B Morris West returns to work after a week ill at Vermette Brothers. Mite Society meets at Mrs Fred Mott's Church Street home. Engagement of Anna Coite to Armand Ferreira announced. Kearney Post plans 21st anniversary at Hydraulion Hall. Epworth League rummage sale led by Ruth Alger and Olive Bryden at 135 Bradford Street. Alphonse Rebello starts as night janitor foreman at Providence Superior Court House Monday night. Cup Defenders Association to meet Sunday at 1:30 in Wood Street quarters until September. Sermon on Lives Neglected Stewardships at First Baptist Church. Holy Name Society monthly meeting at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Parish Hall. Fate Garden Club host at 941 Hope Street. Strawberry festival by C. & A. Girls Club Saturday June 17 on Thames Street. Miss Rose Jaffee hosts Brooklyn guests at 91 Burton Street. Domenic V A Capone to graduate from Massachusetts College of Optometry in Boston. Mrs Harlan R Ransom visiting. Domenic Capone to receive diploma. Three Bristol boys in La Salle Academy class day in Providence. Margaret Louse Cunningham graduates Tucson High, joins National Honor Society. Joseph DeLuca begins internship at City Hospital Providence. George W. Pailthorpe reelected president of St Andrews League Rhode Island. Oliver Vo Lemaitre house guests include Mrs Montplaisir and daughters from Fairhaven. Montplaisir son in Quantico. Montplatsir family and Lussier and Sylvia families visit from Fall River and New Bedford areas.
The Bristol School Committee invites sealed bids by June 12 1939 for about 36 tons White Ash coal 615 tons New River bituminous coal and 475 tons bituminous to be delivered July and throughout the school year. Bids to Reynolds School Secretary envelopes marked Coal Bid. The committee may inspect and reject bids Bristol Rhode Island.
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