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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
2
The piece urges critics to stop questioning New Deal spokesmen and to watch actions over rhetoric. It calls for patience on recovery measures, checks on tax relief, and careful scrutiny of presidential appointments and Congressional cooperation to support business rehabilitation.
Mr and Mrs Francesco Marabello celebrate fifty years of marriage with a family reunion planned at their Bristol home. They arrived in America in 1906 and have 36 grandchildren, one great grandchild, and eight living children. Both remain active in faith and community groups.
A naturalist describes the Sargasso Sea as a region of awe and mystery in port lore. Appearing in the American Weekly Magazine, March issue of the Boston Sunday American.
Local readers are invited to submit items for the column. Church groups meet at St James Woonsocket First Baptist First Congregational and Our Lady of Mt Carmel. Events include Mite Society meeting at Mrs Eber Hill Franklin Street and the Cup Defenders Association on Wood Street. Plans for the May 9 Bristol K of C convention proceed chaired by J Francis Connell.
Second Councilman Melaughlin, Bristol resident for 28 years, a six year Town Council veteran and Fire Commissioner, is praised for WPA sidewalk projects financed by property owners. John Romano, in council since 1933 and a National India Rubber Company inspector, is noted for conservative liberal views and street list duties. Usher’s Bristol family heritage and ongoing town involvement are described, promising dedication to good government.
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