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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1931
Page
5
We extend our congratulations to the newly elected town officials and to those who were re elected. Best wishes that the administration of the town's affairs in their hands for the next two years may be successful in all respects.
The enactment of the zoning ordinance is a significant local measure guiding future development. Supported by a leading zoning expert, it aims to serve the town’s public welfare, with the Board of Review and the Inspector of Buildings bearing responsibility to ensure the ordinance benefits the community.
Barl H Hobson attends the Narragansett Bay Fellowship meeting at Brown University addressed by Dr Barbour. The fellowship unites Y secretaries from the region and includes Mrs Mary Boardman of Chic Shoppe with new hats for Easter on sale at Clin Shoppe Hope Street. Scarlet fever case reported at Colt Memorial High School mild and treated at City Hospital Providence. school fumigation of pupil’s books followed.
Miss Betty Gurney, recently engaged in laboratory and welfare work with the Bristol District Nursing Association, lies at Jane Brown Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy performed earlier today. The operetta chorus of Chimes of Normandy is scheduled for this evening at the State Street Armory.
A prayer and fellowship meeting is set for this evening in the vestry at 7 45. Sunday morning service at 10 30 with Rev. Arthur F. Jennings preaching The Test of a Man s Religion. Church School at noon. Christian Endeavor Society at 6 30. The 7 30 evening service will feature The Everlasting Word.
Colt High School basketball travels to Wakefield this evening to face South Kingstown High School in the final Conference Class B game. A whist party at 23 Oliver Street home of Mrs Bert Dunbar benefits Kearney Unit American Legion Auxiliary.
The Republican Town Committee thanks voters and supporters for large pluralities at the Town Election held on Wednesday. Chairman William G. Dixon extends sincere gratitude to all who assisted in making the election a great Republican success.
W Frederick Williams Jr on behalf of colleagues extends sincere thanks for loyal support in the Wednesday election.
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