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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1944
Page
4
The YMCA aims to transform gang instinct in boys into productive activity by directing energy toward crime prevention. With years of experience, the organization emphasizes constructive group work to guide youths away from harmful behavior.
OF NOTES a summer series opens with the First Bristol Troop at Camp King Phillip. Scouts held patrol marches and commando games with Flying Horse patrol leading in points, and Bob Cat as the top honor patrol in the Kelley Says drill. A post-event swim capped the evening as plans formed for a track meet next Monday.
Four Boy Scout Troops from Bristol and Barrington gathered at Camp King Philip for a Bristol County District event. The First Bristol Troop won the event while the Barrington troop earned a special prize for traveling the longest distance eight miles each way by bicycle.
Natala W Biancuzzo of Bristol Rhode Island has qualified as administrator of the estate of Giovanni Biancuzzi also known as John Biancuzzo late of Bristol deceased. Creditors must file claims with the clerk within the time required by law beginning June 9 1944. John W Church Clerk.
A solemn high mass of requiem was held Tuesday morning at St Mary’s Church for Johanna Condon of Church Street. Bearers included Charles Breen and Bernard Breen Edward Quirk Robert Newbold John Connors and Thomas Lonergan. She was buried in St Mary’s Cemetery Warren.
The Town of Bristol announces in May 1944 that all residents must register to vote by June 30 1944. The clerk lists registration hours May and June, with extended evening sessions on select dates at Columbiad Hall Bristol County Court House and Memorial Building.
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