Responsibility Shirked On Abandoned Pets And Children
A Bristol reader laments pet abandonment on Metacom Avenue and contrasts it with a pamphlet from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children praising Rhode Island's Juvenile Court system. The note highlights neglect by some parents and notes that local SPCC meetings reveal challenges, yet recognizes the court system as a positive step for guiding youth and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Rhode Island
Rescue League For Animals
SPCC
Bristol
Local Items and Cooperation Welcome in Columns
Readers are invited to contribute items for the columns which serve as useful notices for all. The cooperative effort and courtesy of contributors are greatly appreciated.
St Marys Parochial School Closes For Summer Vacation
St Marys Parochial School closes today for summer break. A High Mass at St Marys Church on Tuesday morning honors Henry B Rohrman. The Fourth of July Committee meets tonight in Burnside Memorial Building council chambers. Highway Surveyor Connery returns to work after a month illness. William Baker III on 10 day home leave. Bristol County Infantile Paralysis Committee election Monday at Holmes House Hope Street. Frank Aiello Jr leaves Friday for U S Maritime Service basic training at Sheepshead Bay New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Henry B. Rohrman
Council Chambers
Burnside Memorial Building
William I. Baker
Yeoman
Hope Street
Bristol County Infantile Paralysis Committee
Holmes House
Frank Aiello, Jr
Frank Aiello
U. S. Maritime Service
Sheepshead Bay
Navy Assignments and Leave Notables
Ben jamin J Carnes son of Lillian Garnéé is assigned to duty on the U S S Guam. Lawrence D Amico son of Fortuna D Amico is spending a 31 day leave at home after 17 months overseas. Robert D McHugh son of Charley F McHugh will train ten weeks at Sampson N Y. Rev Samuel M Lindsay will preach the Baccalaureate at Brown University on June 17 at 3 p.m. Francis More Dimond II will be sworn in to the Navy Monday and go to basic training at Great Lakes Michigan then Radar School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin J.,.carnes
Strandson
Lillian ‘M. Garnéé
U.S.S. Guam
Lawrence D'Amico
Fortuna D'Amico
Third Street
Robert D. McHugh
Charley F. McHugh
Bradford Street
Sampson, N. Y
U. S. Navy
Samuel M. Lindsay
Brookline Baptist Church
Brown University
First Baptist Meeting House
Francis More Dimond
F. Reginald Dimond
Great Lakes
Michigan
Soldier Dines Aboard Hitler’s Yacht Hansestadt Koln
Pvt Edward L McCallum reports May 22 dinner on Hitler’s yacht Hansestadt Koln on the Rhine River. The 200 foot vessel cost one million marks to build. He drives a jeep around Germany and on May 22 escorted a Major and a Col to the yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Edward L. McCallum
Hitler
Rhine
Hansestadt-Koln
Pvt. McCallum
Germany
Card of Thanks Acknowledges Kindness After Bereavement
We thank relatives and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown after our loss. Special thanks to employees of Plant K. Collins & Aikman in West Barrington and the Carding Room at C A in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant K. Collins & Aikman
West Barrington
Bristol
Wanted Help and Job Offers in Postwar Notices
Multiple short ads solicit a woman for daily cleaning and general housework with good wages under Harold C Paull at Bristol 528 and Tuplin's Garage at 380 Thames Street. Also a laundry and cleaning job via Mrs Williams Tel 102 and a for sale notice for a 2 tenement house with 6 rooms each via Box P Phoenix office. Additional items list system boards conduit pipe and Marengo Street details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C Paull
Tuplin
Thames Street
Mrs Williams
Phoenix Office
Foreman Charles W Cromer Observes 40th Anniversary
Charles W Cromer of 92 State Street, foreman in the Phoenix printing department, will observe his fortieth anniversary with The Bristol Phoenix tomorrow. He joined The Phoenix in 1905 when Farrally Brothers published it, and is esteemed for craftsmanship and loyal fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Cromer
State Street
Bristol Phoenix
The
Phoenix
Farrally Brothers
Cromer
In Memoriam Silent Memory Of A Beloved One
The poem memorializes a departed loved one with lines about treasured days together and a lasting memory. It notes the family's silent remembrance and the single photograph as a remaining link. The verse reflects a call to eternal rest and enduring grief.
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R. I
Bradford St
Thame
Teleph
Roswell
Nancy D. Bosworth
Bristol, R. I
Ae Bristol
Metacom Avenue
Animal Rescue League
Andy Judge
Bob Cooke
OP Feder
Irance Corporation
Providence
E. Providence
Pascong
Pawtucket
Warreg
Newport Westerty
Wickterd
War Department
the Armed Forces
Pearl Harbor
Bradford
Tistlgo NY
Bristol & Vicinity
Aa Sa
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Richard Connery
Memoriam
Manuel S. Phillips
God
Maria
John Hill
Emma Potts
Hope Drug CO
Rex
Hope Star
Bristol Yacht Club
Richmond Street
Lorenzo Santulli
Ferry Road
Hope St
Tup‘s
Marengo St
S. F
Cora Ander
John SS
Mero
Sir Ging
Moone
Buffington’s
Portugal
Bristol Cleansers
Anderson
Thei
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
Cecilia Nastri
Natalie Parshley
Anthony Rodriguez
Pail Paiva
Joanne Squatrito
Barbara Massano
Sally Town
Lucretia Massa
Kenneth Robinson
Judith Robinson
Rita Sousa
John Paul Andrade
Charlene Wilkie
Mary Cragan
Ralph Fasano
Edith Aldé
Joseph McGann, Jr
Mary Louise Adams
Sybil Alder
Celeste Viera
Jean Campbell
Joanna Pozzi
Barbara Garvey
Lewis Brunelli
Beverly King
Patricia Pagnano
Dorothy Parshley
Josephine Vitello
Marjorie Parshley
Barbara Parker
Anne Bruno
Mary Quinn
Walter A. Morin
Town OF
Amos S. Gorham
Jamin Moore
Hope Hardware
Hope Drug Company
Kodak Headquarters
Hilltop
Raiolal
Cirillo
Proge
Hte
Allon
Commis Mg Mver Ready Fire Co
CIO
Bristol G. Corp
Swanee River Bar
Emane
Eons Fire Dept
F. G. Jam
Robert
Don Mig
Tauntons
Nba
Crosby Funeral Pame
Roxbury, Mass
Johnson & Wales Business School
Fountain Street
Opp. Journal
Gaspee
Alves Battery Shop
Metacom Ave
Anthony J Ferrara
Police
Police Department
John W. Church
Industrial Trust Co
Frederick E. Wilkinson
Bristol Motors
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