Memorial Tree Remains as Youths Commemorate Loss
Editorial discusses a memorial tree and the actions of youths who vandalized it and the surrounding area. It recalls past commemoration at commencement and laments the desecration, noting the impact on a community that once valued good citizenship and reveres memory, while reflecting on the loss caused by the incident.
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Burial Ground on Wood Street Recalled for Fourth Celebration
Bristol marks the Fourth of July by honoring its oldest burial ground on Wood Street opposite the Common. The cemetery holds Revolutionary War veterans and other notable figures. Officials plan to prepare the grounds to look their best for the celebration.
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Letters to the Editor on Flag Pride and Local Nuisances
A Bristol reader cites Edgar A Guest on patriotic duty and notes flags at Kaiser Aluminum and the old East Burial Ground. The letter urges daily flag display on the Bristol Common pole, laments a stalled painting plan, and suggests civic action or local help to fix a faulty pulley. It references a Khrushchev quote and warns the 1962 BSHS class may target the flag pole. Joseph S. Qualey signs off.
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Queen's Anniversary Shrimp Parade Inspires Sea Pageantry
A 1951 ceremony marks royal pageantry as shrimp luggers sail past with festive streamers and masts. The captain and crew, many of French Arkadians or Yugoslavian descent, give a vivid harbor scene. The event highlights shrimp fishing culture and the sailors’ prowess.
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