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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
2
Circular from the New England Council urges Bristol to welcome summer visitors. Paint or fix Welcome signs, clean up entrances, provide clear direction signs, parking, and readable factory and product signs. Be courteous, offer New England hospitality and local dishes to entice return visits.
William F Connery, a native of Bristol aged 61, died in New York City after an operation for acute appendicitis. He moved to New York about 20 years ago and is survived by his wife, two daughters, a brother, a sister in law, and several cousins. He was a charter member of Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus. Funeral services were held in New York with burial there.
William Arciero of Providence visits relatives this weekend. Mrs. William F. Duffy returns from Washington DC after attending her sister’s funeral. Paull and James McGovern watch Baer Braoch boxing in Long Island City. Mite Society meets Friday with Mrs. Bertram Bullock. Chest and X ray clinics at Renwell House led by Dr. Miller. Mr and Mrs Patrick Mahoney host Mrs W M Mills and son Russell from Seattle. Colt Memorial High exams this week. summer vacation starts next Wednesday. commencement on June 23. Rev Iino Buggino to lead Our Lady of Mt Carmel services in Rex Sorzana’s absence while he visits Italy.
An American Weekly article recounts testimonies of individuals who nearly drowned or faced violent ends, exploring why sudden death is often painless and how people react to near fatal events. The piece appears in the June 16 Boston Sunday Advertiser edition.
Bristol Colt High Alumni Association plans a meet in the Colt auditorium. Bristol events include Fourth of July planning, strawberry festival, and a reunion committee led by Walter F Brown with the general observance group meeting tonight.
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