Town Council Handles Wide Range of Local Matters
Town Council met Tuesday with full attendance and dealt with curb corrections on Thames street, street-light requests, fire department salaries, Fourth of July affairs, and police pay parity. Debate over a sewer damage claim settled at 20 dollars. reviews of macadam work and track resurfacing with Rhode Island and Consolidated companies. nuisance at Lincoln Munro avenue to be tackled. and other street, sidewalk, and cemetery issues scheduled for future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardwell Lumber Company
Thames Street
Bullock
Henry M. Darling
W. Bred Fish
Herbert H.congdon
Booth
Thurston
Church
Bristol
Thomas Dwyer
William R Trotter
Mr. Trotter
Apt
John Bs
Gapt Morrissey
Morris Nuddelman
Collins Street
Sewer Commission
Nuddelmap
A. E. Potter
Rhode Island Company
Bristol Neck
Hammill
Consolidated and
Rhode Island
Leonard Digati
Domenico Romano
Elizabeth Wilson
James Miller
Lincoln and
Munro Avenues
Thomas Goff
Byfield Street
Lincoln Avenue
James R. West
Highway Department
Charles A. Barbour
North Burial Ground Commission
Barbour
John T. Drury
Drury
Charles H. Manchester
Water Works Board
Bristols Face Brooks in Falls River Baseball Clash
Tomorrow the Bristols meet the Brooks team of Fall River after a 2 0 victory. Manager Shakeshaft brings 12 men. Also scheduled are Y M C A and Morse High School games plus Bristol Wine Clerks vs Bristol. Listings show lineups and player names across teams and a challenge from Rennie Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristols
Brooks
Fall River
Shakeshaft
Perkins
Tucker
Heltzen
Morris
Fiske
van Almkerk
Leahy
Guinan
Duffy
Rimmer
Wilde
Brayton
John Howard
Fleming
Butler
Fell
James
Howarth
Murphy
Salliant
Peters
Kelley
Miller
Mack
A’hearn
Fox Hill
Crockford
C. Johnson
P. Sawyer
W. Cook
J. Hassett
B. E. Crockford
H. Goettler
McCarthy
M. Hassett
Goddard
Rennie Sawyer
Cottage Street
Bristol
R. I
Meetings of Fire Companies Set for Memorial Day Observance
Regular monthly meetings of the Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company and King Philip’s held. An invitation to parade on July Fourth accepted, with a memorial service at Dreadnaught Hall and cemetery flowers. Elections of new members, repairs completed, and plans for Rhode Island State Firemen’s League event on July 10 discussed. A prize squirt between Hydraulion and King Philip engines approved in principle. The steam fire engine to receive its regular trial next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydraulion
Walter H.coggeshall
Thomas Ashton
John J. Burns
Jefferson F. Galvin
Raypart
Dreadnaught Hall
Alfred
Stowell
Rhode Island State Firemen’s League
Philip Brady
Thomas J. Meiggs
William McClaghey
Robert Peterson
Louis Gladue
Rifled Money Box Stolen From Dimond Store
Thieves broke a rear window at Frank M. Dimond’s store in the town center on Hope and State streets and stole 44 in bills. A $72 bill amount and a 388 check were left. the thief took 44 and 328 in bills, leaving no clues. Police were notified. no identification likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Dimond
Hope
State Streets
Whist Night to Honor G A R Hall Hosts Event
Coming events list a Wednesday June 12 whist party at G A R Hall under Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps auspices. Also Monday June 1 or so an annual pianoforte recital by Miss Salisbury and pupils at G A R Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Miss Salisbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Miller
Harness Oil
Wardwell Lumber CO
Bristol, R. I
the Bank OF the People
Moore's
F. T. Remieres
Benjamin Moore & CO
Pure Paints, Colors & Moresco
New York
Chicago
Toronto
Staples Goal Company
Foot OF
State Street
the German Clothing CO
Bristol Granite Company
Rices
Hope and
Perry Sts
Bristol, RI
Poppasquash Road
Ck Oe
Hope Street
Gorham
Fifth Avenue, New York
Edward. Kunz
Anderstrom’ S ET
Providence Telephone Company
Bradford Sts
Mrs. Smith
Bristol County Gas & Electric Co