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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1933

Page

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Appropriations To Be Voted Upon At Annual Financial Town Meeting

Voters will gather at Patna Theatre on ee street for the annual financial town meeting to discuss appropriations for town departments. Judge Edward L. Leahy will call the meeting to order at 7 30 PM with large attendance expected. The Budget Commission recommendations are expected to be adopted almost in toto, though the Department of Public Aid may require about a $2000 increase to reach roughly $18 441 34 due to a state unemployment relief act issue.

Hé-hiel Patna Theatre Ee Street Edward L. Leahy Budget Commission Toto State Board Department of Public Aid Williams Wilhams Council Angevine John G Des Lauriers Des Laurriers Des Lauriers W. Lous Frost Board of Purification of Waters Sewer Commission James Fo Wghie Buttonwoods Franklin Streets State Street Wiley Ninos S Gorham David Wilson Joseph M Edwards James F Wyhe Fred Gc Cleaver

Girl Scout Regional Staff Visits Bristol for Leadership Sessions

Bristol hosts regional Girl Scout leaders from New England for a day of talks on council roles training badges and camp planning. Ruth Stevens Edith Sinnett and Katharine Hammett led sessions at St Michael's parish house with council members from Barrington Warren Newport and Bristol.

Bristol New England St Michael's Parish House Church Slope Strets Ruth Stevens Earl Hobson Stevens Edith Sinnett R. W McMalen Cabot F. W. Milliken R' I Edith T Cabot Thomas MacKnight Newport Bristol County Marie Gaudette Katherine Hammett Barrington Warren Norton Ainderstein Julia Hereshoff Bristol Council Goldenrod Reynolds School Garden Franklin Street Sinnett Gaudette Hammett

Taft School Club Enjoys Musical Evening

Taft School Club members held their annual business meeting in the Taft School building yesterday afternoon followed by a musical program featuring piano duets violin and vocal solos performed by members and guests. Tea was served and reports from the secretary treasurer and the Thrift Circle were presented noting ongoing Red Cross and District Nursing sewing and repair work.

Taft School Club Taft School R S Bosworth Nancy Virginia Brightman R. S. Brightman Degsethea Dayan Brightmas Rhoda Hobson Ruth Hazledine Barbara Huestis Virgina Ingram Daniel Sullivan Farr Mathewson Claude Hazledine Bristol American Red Cross District Nursing Association Henry W Bovnton Red Cross and District Nurses Association

April events span cantata dances and plays at local venues

Community calendar lists April programs including Belshazzar cantata at Guiteras Memorial Junior High School auditorium with Rotary Club benefit on March 9, a Thursday public whist by C and A Girls Club on March 17, St Patrick's Day dance by Kearney Ship Sea Scouts on April 17, Easter Monday Rotary Frahiec on April 24 25, musical Prince Charming by Straight Brothers at Doric Club March 18, and a food sale by Altar Society Mt Carmel Church in Congregational Street parish hall.

Belshazzar Guiteras Memorial Junior High School Rotary Club St Patrick’s Day Kearney Sea Scouts Straight Brothers Doric Club Altar Society of Qur Lady of Mt Carmel Congregational Street

Legion Dept Commander Addresses Rotarians

Judge Charles F. Risk of Pawtucket Rhode Island spoke to the Rotary Club on the American Legion position in the Government disability compensation debate He disputed Economy League figures and argued the bill was shaped by national leaders rather than the Legion He warned veterans and their families would remember perceived attacks and that many veterans would recover and fathers would defend the country in time of need Remarks were also offered by local figures Fred E Suzman Rev Anthony R Parshley G Andrews Moriarty and General I H Callan

Charles F. Risk Pawtucket American Legion Rhode Island Rotary Club Légion National Economy League Commander Risk Economy League Legion League Massachusetts Milton Hoover Reed Pennsylvania General Hines Veterans Bureau Risk Fred E Suzman Anthony R Parshley G Andrews Moriarty I. H Callan

Colt Tops Alumni In Tight Memorial Contest

Colt Memorial High School edged the Alumni by 25 to 22 at Guiteras Gym as Whitey Mello led Colt with scoring while Desilets and LeMautre starred for the Alumni. In the opener the Y Al Stars beat Colt Seconds 21 to 17, with LeMantre and Brimo standout.

Colt Memorial High School Whitey Mello Guiteras Colt Mike” de Leo LeMaire de Leo Mansi Jimmie Sulivan Mella Desilets LeMautre Y" al Stars Hngh LeMantre Brimo

Surprise party honors Miss Lillie Magee on birthday

The Jolly Eight surprised Miss Lillie Magee on her birthday anniversary on Wednesday. Guests, including Miss Margaret Callan and Mrs J R Magee, served coffee sandwiches ice cream and cake. They left at a late hour wishing her many happy returns.

Jolly Eight Lillie Magee Margaret Callan Katherine Kavanaugh Wm Dwyer J R Magee

Public Aid Director's Bill Tabled By Council

The Town Council again tabled a 275 bill by Public Aid Director John G DesLauriers for personal expenses during his commissary management. The vote 3 to 2 followed the usual split with Williams Millemagg and Sylvia for, Hibbert and Wylie against. Angevine noted expenses exceeded 275 and the bill was not properly itemized.

Passe John G. DesLauriers W. Fred Williams Paul C. Millemagg Frank J. Sylvia Elisha Hibbert James F. Wylie DesLauriers William H. Angevine Relief Board Millimagi Sylvia Willams

Town Election Brings Democratic Sweep in Two Districts

Democrats achieved a landslide in the town election, sweeping both districts with large margins. In the second district GOP incumbent Henry Wood lost to Vincent Saviano, while in the first district Dr. John R Bernardo went down to Mary J Cond on with tight margins. The turnout was low due to bad weather, but the night saw lively counts and new council leadership under Anthony H Alfred and dH a nd.

Bristol Henry Wood Vincent Saviano John R. Bernardo Mary J Condon William H. Angevine Board of Public Aid Directors Col Merton A Cheesman First Corres Angewine Thomas B. Lavey Anthony H. Alfred Joseph J. Dennis Dennis Alfred Flisha Hibbert Willam A. Bottomley Dr. Bernardo Wood John J Lavander Board of Tax Assesors Anthony J. Bisbane Joseph M. Ediondé Joseph C Kinder Republican Town Committee William G. Dixon John R Bernardo GOP Uay Sige Lowspecker Aaase Artillery One Town Hall Michael Sicignano 5 State Street Ida D. Burt Wood Street Eugene Cabral Howard A. Newman Margaret Walsh Henry Hambrick Anne V. Seymour

Infant Buried of Maytum Family in Fall River

Funeral services for infant Thomas Maytum Jr son of Mr and Mrs Maytum of 49 Warren Avenue Warren were held Tuesday at St Johns Church Warren. Interment followed in the family plot at St Marys Cemetery Bristol.

Thomas Maytum

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