Editorial questions Bristol budget and town police move
The piece argues economy in municipal affairs matters as much as national issues. It critiques funding for a one man police commissioner by reallocating town license fees, noting a $600 annual salary funded indirectly from a pot usually used for town needs, and questions the expense amid tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
Bristol
Reynolds
Police Commission
Pothier
Bristol Police Commissioners
Republican Party
Local Bristol Notes Chapel and parish events and injuries
Bristol notes report Parish Aid Society of Trinity Church meets at 230 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the rectory The Ivy Guard at St Michael from 730 tonight in Holmes House Ladies visit Vanity Beauty Parlor two attendants The Woman's Foreign Mission Auxiliary of the First Congregational Church meets 3 tomorrow at Mrs Clinton Sherman's home Stephen Lewis Sherry Avenue sustained two fractured ribs from a Saturday horse rush Attended by Dr John R Bernardo Postponed First Baptist illustrated lecture on Americas Immigrants rescheduled to March 21 Children of Mary and the Saints of St Elizabeth attended holy communion at 830 Sunday morning Pastor Rev Francisco G Vieira spoke Chief of Police Hugh F Belles escaped knee injury after a slip at Burnside Memorial Theatregoers enjoyed motion pictures at Pastime Theatre for St Elizabeths benefit showing The Passion Play and The Man Who Played God educational feature.
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Parish Aid Society
Trinity Church
Ivy Guard
St Michael's Church
Holmes House
Vanity Beauty
Hasbrouck
Lady the Woman's Foreign Mission Auxiliary
First Congregational Church
Clinton T Sherman
Church Street
Stephen Lewis Sherry
John R Bernardo
America
First Baptist Church
Thearls
St Elizabeth
St Elizabeth’s
Francisco Gs Vieira
Hugh F Belles
Burnside Memorial Building
Navier de Valez
Motion Picure
Children of Mary
St Elizabeths Church
Sacred Picture
God
Governor Pothier faces political trouble over Bristol Police Chief pick
Articles warn that Governor Pothier s Bristol Police Commissioner appointment may hurt his 1924 bid by aiding Democrats. The piece notes past election results in Woonsocket and Bristol, questions a Democratic rival, and argues the pending act creating the Bristol Police Commissioner could complicate legislative repeal amid political maneuvering.
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Shee
Pothier
Woonsocket
Toupin
Bristol
General Assembly
Assembly
Phoenix
Bristol News Briefs Reflect Local Civic Activities
The Bristol area reports a Woman's Relief Corps visit to the Soldiers' Home and notes a Rhode Island agricultural education trip to Washington. Moose lodge endorses old age pension bill and letters to assembly members. Local events include a 12th birthday party with music and refreshments. A garage break-in at Campanella Brothers on Union Street led to theft of groceries from a truck. A DAR report about Valley Forge attendance proved false as Miss Hill was confined to home last week and unable to teach.
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Bristol
Mount ‘Hope
Celéstina
Woman's Relief Corps
Rhode Island
George H. Baldwin
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Supervisors and Directors
King Philip Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Order of Eagles
General Assembly
Louise
Roy W. Bush
Burton Street
Ipswich
L. Levy's
State St
Adv
Campanella Brothers
Union Street
Joseph Gonsalves
Providence
Cora Mchill
Daughters of the American Revolution
Valley Forge
Nellie
Miss Hill
Bristol County farmers hear lecture on Animal Breeding
More than 30 farmers from Bristol County attended a Friday evening lecture in Warren Town Hall by Prof John Ladd of Rhode Island State College on Animal Breeding. A whist benefit for Edge Hill Temple Pythian Sisters was held at State street with prizes to Catherine Marz and others.
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SPS Rce
Ag Bratel Coan Noi
Kueh of
Columbus
Niome
Robert’ “Tanphe
Arf
Hope
Rene Edit Trout
Glendale
Cal
L. Levy
State St
Bristol County
Warren Town Hall
John Ladd
Rhode Island State College
Rose Paive
Cambridge
Mass
Rose Sylvia
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Bay View Avenue
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
James Carnes
State Street
Iekensies
Mies
Catherine "Marz
Ida M Newman
The
Pythian Sisters of
Rhode Island
Local YMCA to host Providence Washington Park basketball clash
The YMCA five meet the Washington Park quintet from Providence on Friday night. Washington Park lead the Providence Y League with 63 straight wins before a Pawtucket Boys' Club loss last weekend. Their lineup includes Gregory, Sampson, Perry, Gamble, Aldrich, Kaufer, Frazer and Hardon.
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YMCA
Washington Park
Providence
Washington Parks
Pawtucket Boy's Club
Pawtucket Boys
Gregory
Sampson
Perry
Gamble
Aldrich
Kaufer
Frazer
Hardon
Jobs Offered Distribute Products For J R Watkins Newark Ad
Earn daily pay by distributing extracts soaps and food products for the J R Watkins Company. Rept K-7 address 231 Johnson Ave Newark NJ lists payment schedule 3 9 16 23 30.
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J R Watkins Company
Johnson Ave
Newark
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James F. Duffy
Tullio F. Xavier
Henry Wright
Fasterbrooks
Woodtreet Hasbrouck Block
Editorial
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A. A. Edmonds Co
Insurance Agency
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Y.M.C.A. Thurs
Prof. Dealy
Brown University
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Dunbar Brothers
Constitution Street
Ayesha
Mount Hope Bridge Company
House of Representatives
Portsmouth
Newport
Portamouth
Herbert W Smith
Arthur L. Linn, Jr
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G. H. Spencer Roofing Co
F. M. Gifford
Usher Place
Bristol Neck
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Heynolds School
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High Street
Phornin
Charles Kearney
Church Steel
Sutcliffe
Hope St
Nash
J F Xavier
Wood Street
Hope Bt
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Eis
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Fero
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Axminster and Wilton
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Pillsbury's
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