Local Briefs Highlight Community Events And News
Mrs Muriel Galvin of 21 Constitution St has left for a three week Florida vacation. Benny Wilson of the Crotched Mountain Foundation will speak at the Rotary Club meeting at the White Rail. Doris Bullock elected president of the Rhode Island Business Education Directors Club at its Warwick gathering. Rev Peter Maguire to open Lenten sermon series at St Marys Church. Stations of the Cross scheduled Fridays. Mr and Mrs Richard Hawes announce birth of son Richard Peter on Feb 24. Mr and Mrs John Josephs to be stationed in Argentia, Newfoundland. Fourth of July committee executive board to meet at the YMCA. A paper drive planned by St Marys, St Elizabeths and Our Lady of Mt Carmel. Kearney Post 6 American Legion hosted district visitors John J Sylvia and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Doris Bullock
Rhode Island Business Education Director’s Club
Great House
Warwick
Lent events and Ash Wednesday services listed townwide
A long notice details Ash Wednesday observances and Lenten services across multiple churches. It lists Masses, ashes distribution times, Stations of the Cross on Fridays, Holy Week offerings, and midweek guest sermons and study groups including at St. Mary’s, St. Elizabeth’s, Our Lady of Mt Carmel, St. Michael’s, Trinity Episcopal, and Capuchin led missions with times mostly in the morning and evenings through March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Church
Our Lago of
Mt Carmel
St. Michael’s Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
New Doctors Fees Take Effect in Bristol Rhode Island
A new schedule of doctors minimum fees becomes effective in Bristol under Rhode Island Medical Society and The Academy of General Practice. Office calls range from four to eight dollars with times 8 am to 8 pm eight dollars 12 pm to 8 am seven dollars and hospital visits five dollars. The plan keeps home and office call difference to steer patients to offices. Dr Paul Botetho said the fees match the lowest in comparable counties nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Rhode Island Medical Society
Academy of General Practice
Paul Botetho
Budget request exceeds 1956-57 by thirty thousand
The report notes the 1957-58 budget is 13 percent higher than last year with increases in salaries, books, utilities, maintenance, and transportation. It forecasts three more high school teachers and an extra school bus to meet the 1955 School Finance Act minimums and pupil-teacher ratios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Ag
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Muriel] Galvin
Constitution St
Florida
Benny T. Wilson
Crotched Mountain Foundation
Greenfield, N. H
Rotary Club
White Rail
Peter Maguire
St. Mary's Church
Richard W. Hawes
Colorado Springs
Col
Richard Peter
Hawes
Jeanne Moren
Elm Farm
Anthony A. Moren
Esther E Hawes
Cranston
John Josephs
Argentia
Newfoundland
Josephs
U. S. Coast Guard
Y.M.C.A
St Mary's
St. Elizabeth's
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
John J Sylvia
Kearney
The
American Legion
Jones
Foster
Kers
First Congregations
St. Mary’s Church
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Hollywood
VistaVision & Technicolor
Olds
Oldsmobile
America
H.p
Hope St
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