Improvement Association Discusses Town Finance and School Needs
Bristol Improvement Association last evening at Hotel Belvedere weighed Town Council recommendations for the financial town meeting. Speakers urged approving the School Committee’s salary request to retain teachers, debated two new Byfield School boilers, and planned a March banquet at the Belvedere with C B Rockwell Jr. as chair. The annual officer election was set for April 6.
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Bristol Improvement Association
Belvedere
Byfield School
Hl. W. Peterson
Barrington
Warren
Bristol
C B Rockwell
Howard R. Newman
J. F. Farrally
Bristol County American Legion Base Ball League proposed
The Warren Gazette reports a Bristol County League idea creating four Legion teams from Bristol Barrington Warren and Riverside Posts. Members must be Legion bonafide players with a Saturday schedule in four towns and prizes for winners and top plays. . Barrington and Warren Posts name committees and players. Riverside and Bristol offer strong talent. practice slated for early April if weather permits.
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Bristol County
Bristol
Barrington
Warren
Riverside
American Legion
Legion
Barrington Post
Loui G. Fisher
Charles A Smith
George Webb
Russell Greene
A. B Campbell
Valentine Acquillo
Warren Post
Howie” Martin
Sevigny
Besaw
Rockett
Victory
Conrick
Maguire
Blouin
Conley
Fortin
Lanoue
Morrissey
Lynch
Kearney Post
Kearney
Bristol County American Legion
Big Train Curtailment Amid Severe Weather Ice Blockade
Severe weather and ice on rails forced withdrawal of fourteen trains on the New Haven line with Providence as a focal point. Work crews from Rhode Island Company and others cleared tracks, opened segments to East Greenwich and Chepachet lines, and prepared for resumption with improving weather. Some services across branches remain halted while docked ferries and car lines face continued disruption.
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New York, Newaven and
Hartford
City of
Providence
Rhode Island Company
East Greenwich
Hughesdale
Boston
New York
Mansfield
Attleboro
Pawtucket
Green Lodge
Sharon Heights
East Foxboro
Wrentham
Newport
Taunton
Fall River
Boston and Woonsocket
Providence-Blackstone
Blackstone
Hamlet
Woodlawn
Willimantic
Rhode Island Co
Bristol
Warren
Town Bridge
Colt Drive
Gibson Road
Beach Terrace
L. H. Callan
Half Way Hill
Dyer Transportation Line
National India Rubber Company
Riverside
Newport and Providence Railway Company
Portsmouth Car Barn
Bristol Ferry
Real Estate Transfers of Garfield Ave and Beach Terrace Lands
Elien A P Kenney sells a house and lot on Garfield avenue to W R Simmel. Providence Real Estate and Improvement Company transfers two Beach Terrace land lots to Samuel C Simmons of Woonsocket.
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Elien
P. Kenney
W. R. Simmel
Garfield Avenue
Providence Real Estate and Improvement Company
Samuel C. Simmons
Woonsocket
Beach Terrace
Funeral of Thomas H Henderson Attended at Franklin Street
The funeral for Thomas H Henderson, who died last Thursday, drew a large crowd from his Franklin Street home yesterday at 2:30 p.m. Rev Anson B Howard of St. Michael's Church led the service. Bearers were George H Henderson and Oliver J Henderson of Providence, John F Keating, his son in law, and John W Best of the town. He was entombed at North Cemetery.
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Thomas H. Henderson
Franklin Street
Anson B. Howard
St. Michael's Church
George H. Henderson
Providence
Oliver J. Henderson
John F. Keating
John W. Best
North Cemetery
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Wm. Desmonds
the Improvement Association
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New Haven Road
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Thomas H. Ince
Paramount Artcraft
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Enid Bennett
Ruth Roland
Ruth
W. Griffith
Tiger Girl
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Ann Little
Jack Hoxie
Twede
William Fox
Albert Ray
Elinor Fair
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