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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
2
Editorial notes the Bristol Chamber of Commerce did prepare informative folders on Council appropriations in past years but this year lacks support and attendance. It suggests the Mercantile Division may assist taxpayers at the March 15 financial town meeting to provide necessary information.
The Newport and Providence Short Line buses began service yesterday through the town center. The heavy drab vehicles, gilt lettered with names like Vanderbilt and Vixen, passed Hope Street, creating a rumbling, earthquake-like impression. The service targets Newporters, offering little benefit to Bristol riders, and any road wear will ultimately be repaired by the State Board of Public Roads.
Fragmentary text shows Democrats accusing Republicans of entrenched power in the state and criticizing GOP Governor Potter. The piece suggests the leaders view such attacks as politically hollow while feigning strong stance against the Republicans.
Briston Caneing Co advertises repair and re seating of chairs with new cane work. Calls for orders at Bristol 33 and notes spring is coming.
The regular monthly meeting of the Post is set for this evening at 8 in GAR Hall. Commander Hickey urges a large turnout to discuss matters of interest and social planning for the next meeting. The American Legion Auxiliary Kearney Unit No 6 also meets at 8 with the final report on the Constitution and By Laws to be presented and members urged to attend.
Community notices list events from March including a food sale at State Street Methodist Church, a Pastime Theatre show Peg O My Heart, a Mens Supper at the YMCA with Prof James Dealy talk, a Cold Meat Supper at AR Hall, and a Moving Pictures benefit at Pastime Theatre for local Catholic groups.
A partial program lists a guest speaker from the National Relations group and Mrs. Lewis Hoar will sing with a featured instrumentalist. After the program a tug of war among four local organizations will be announced later.
The Court of Honor for merit badges meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Deputy Commissioner George R. Fish home and sits as Board of Awards for second and first class work. The Bristol District officers hold their monthly meeting at 7 30 p.m. with Deputy Commissioner Fish. Wampanoag Tribe Boy Braves meet tomorrow at Trinity Parish House at 9 30 a.m.
Property listing for a five room tenement with modern conveniences. Apply to J F Xavier at 546 Wood Street.
A fragmented notice names Albert E. Potter and other petitioners seeking passage of a state act affecting Providence streets and franchises. It lists associates, parties and dates connected to the proposal, with references to a “franchise” and city action within the state.
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