Public relief critique and town fund audit call
A local citizen urges the Bristol town to support Rev. Parshley’s relief plan while criticizing tax policies and business burdens. He highlights an alleged $1200 overpayment in Town Hall rentals and demands an immediate audit and action by the Town Council to recover funds and curb excess expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Parshley
Bristol
Parshley
Mr. Parshley
National India Rubber Company
Rey
Parshtes
Guiseppe Fusc
Audit Called for Bristol Town Finances Amid Rising Costs
The piece argues for an audit of Bristol town accounting due to rising expenditures and taxes while taxpayer income falls. It notes a tax problem and alleged leakages in town spending, urging action to curb losses and restore fiscal balance.
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Bristol
Samuel A. Hall Honored by Narragansett Group
The Narragansett Hotel in Providence hosted a Feb 1 gathering to honor Samuel A. Hall and sever his ties with The Narragansett Company after nearly 25 years. Hall served in multiple roles, including eight years at the Melrose Service Station, and earlier work with the Rhode Island Company and United Electric Railways. He is appointed Commandant of the U S State Soldiers Home at Bristol by Governor Case, with support from business and military colleagues.
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Samuel A. Hall
Contact
New England Power Association
Narragansett Hotel
Providence
Narragansett Company
Rhode Island
United Flctric Railways Company
Sam
Melrose Ser
France
U. S
Bristol
Case
H. H. Budge
Local Lodge Hosts Degree Work for Warren Candidates
United Brothers Lodge No 13 I O F will confer the third degree on a large class from Amity Lodge Warren this evening in Odd Fellows Hall High street. Reliance Lodge No 34 East Providence members will attend. After routine business and degree work a collation will be served in banquet hall.
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United Brothers Lodge
No. 13
I. O. OF
Amity Lodge
Warren
Odd Felows’ Hall
High Street
Reliance Lodge
East Providence
Bangeut Hall
Mind Your Character Quote About Reputation
Motivational saying stressing that personal character shapes reputation and should be cultivated to ensure lasting respect. Attributed to Mandy, urging self discipline and integrity.
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Mandy
Salad Accompaniments by Type and Taste
Guide to pairing salads with simple, flavorful sides for lunches dinners and parties. Covers vegetable meat or fish and fruit salads with crackers bread sandwiches spreads and easy recipes such as Toasted Cheese Rolls and Peanut Straws.
Colt Beats Warren 19-13 In Close Conference Clash
Colt Memorial High edged Warren High 19-13 on the Giuteras gym floor to move closer to the Class B title. Georgie St Angelo led Colt with strong scoring as Warren rallied late but fell short.
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Colt Memorial High
Giuteras
Warren High School
Colt
Warrenites
Georgie St Angelo
Dyman
Warren
Biancuzzo
Perry
McKenna
Vitullo
Obituary for Lucy Aiello Resident of 413 High Street
The funeral for Lucy Aiello who died Saturday at St Joseph's Hospital Providence was held at her home then Mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Fr Joseph Sorgano officiated. Burial followed in St Mary's Cemetery. She was 34 or 35, born in Italy, living here 18 years. Survived by husband Frank Aiello, father two brothers two sisters and four children.
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Lucy Atello
St Joseph's Hospital
Providence
High Street
Chur Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Joseph Sorgano
St Mary’s Cemetery
Italy
Frank Aiello
Upcoming community events list includes meetings dances and sales
March events include a Parent-Teacher meeting at Colt High School on Friday evening March 11, a St Patrick Day Dance at State Armory, and food sales at M E Church vestry March 18 and First Baptist Church March 19. April brings Daley three act comedy at Guiteras School April 15 16 and Henrys Wedding operetta April 28 29 by Universal Producing Co and Parish Council of St Michaels Church.
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Colt High School
M E Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mite Society
First Baptist Church
Early New York Almanac Preserved in Pocket Size
The article describes a miniature Gaine’s New York Pocket Almanack for 1787 owned by Theodore O Gladding. It notes its 44 by 23 inch dimensions, 58 unnumbered pages, and blank leaves. Contents include calendars with sun and weather notes, a gauging table, New York duty laws, courts across three states, Congress members, stage lines, population data, currency depreciation tables, and brief stage routes to Boston Albany and Philadelphia.
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New York
Theodore O Gladding
State Street
Thomas Moore
Philo
United States
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsyvania
Connecticut
Boston
Albany
Philadelphia
Philadephia
Paulus Hook
Newark
Bergen Point
Elizabethtown
Aviators Defeat Saints 1644 to 1428 On Bowling Night
The Aviators led by Dr D'Angelo defeated Dr Callerys Saints three straight strings. D'Angelo rolled a high single of 115 and a three string high of 310. Bill Ingram led the Saints with the top performer on the losing side.
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Dr D'Angelo
Roland Martelly
Aviators
Dr. Callery
Saints
Dr. D'Angelo
Bill Ingram
Walker
McKenna
Lanzire
D’ Angelo
Martelly
Kinder
I Saints
W Ingram
S Bernard
Fitzgerald
Hawes
Suzman
Callery
Colt Memorial quintet seeks Burrillville scalp in Pascoag showdown
Warren High School’s Colt Memorial basketball team aims to extend its win streak by facing Burrillville High tonight at the Big Cedar Inn in Pascoag. Bristol, favored by league standings, fears the small home court could boost Burrillville’s chances. coach Ian M Walker keeps drills intense to protect Colt’s title hopes.
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Warren High School
Colt Memorial
Burrillville High
Big Cedar Inn
Pascoag
Bristol
Burrillville
Ian M Walker
Colt
Burrillville Faces Two Games In Week Schedule
Burrillville meets two games this week with Colt at Guiteras gym on Friday. A loss could hand the Class B title to South Kingstown while a win both would force playoff considerations including a possible neutral-site clash with Providence Trade and a title game versus South Kingstown. South Kingstown closed its regular schedule with a 30-19 win over Barrington, finishing 13 and 1. Colt shows 13 games, with 13 played, one win, one tie, one loss.
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Burrillville
Guiteras
Colt
South Kingstown
Providence Trade
Warren
Barrington High
Bristol Bowling Night Promises Rivalry at Two Alleys
Bowling will be the big issue in Bristol tomorrow evening with matches at the Y M C A and State Street alleys. Lions and Rotary Clubs will clash in their first in a series to settle who rules local bowling circles. Captains refuse to reveal lineups, planning surprise parties for each other.
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Bristol
State Street
Lions and
Rotary Clubs
Pill Rollers Face Night Hawks In Key League Showdown
At State Street alleys the league leaders Pill Rollers meet second place Night Hawks with only a point separating them. Joe Kinder's Senators aim to climb from last to challenge third place Scribes in the other match.
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State Street
Merchants League
Pill Rollers
Night Hawks
Joe Kinder
Senators
Iplace
Idaho Springs and Central Highs Battle to Overtime 3-1
In a recent Colorado Springs matchup between Idaho Springs and Central, the game ended 0-0 after regulation. During a five minute overtime, Central City scored three points while Idaho Springs added one foul shot, giving Central City a 3-1 victory.
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Ripley
Idaho Springs
Central
Colo
Central City
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St. Angelo Stars
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St. Angelo
Warren High
Romano
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Rf Piepowski
O’brien
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Rg Kelley
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Lucy Aiello
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