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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
4
At the annual financial town meeting Monday evening voters will decide on appropriations exceeding one million dollars. The heavy spending targets include a sewage disposal plant and a war memorial, with debate expected over the necessity and scope of each project and calls for additional public hearings.
A nationwide opportunity offers a superior window and windshield clear view product marketed by National Chemical Laboratories. A qualified representative may secure a compelling city and court franchise with a small investment and strong overriding profits.
For sale two pullion feet second hand lumber in good condition with boards sheathing finishing clapboards moulding flooring studs rafters planks sash doors plate glass store fronts lavatories toilets pipes fixtures ceilings and thousands of other items Myer Shapiro Bathing Wrecker Salvage Yard 90 Jefferson Street Fall River Mass Tel 342.
Miss Julia C Drury left yesterday for Bermuda and Miss Hattie B Barns plans to return from London March 2. Bristol residents attend the St Patricks Frolic at Island Park tomorrow. The Altar Society, Ladies Aid, and Women’s Missionary Society hold meetings this week. College addresses and church services are noted along with a cabinet of public notices and a fire at 675 Hope Street.
The Boy Scouts under Deputy Commissioner George Fish will demonstrate their work at 7:30 PM with Mr Fish giving a brief talk on Scouting. Rev Herbert D Graetz will preach on What's in a Name. The Christian Endeavor Society runs the third evening service each month. Morning service at 10:45 AM includes choir and violin solo, with the pastor preaching A Facet of Success.
Historical note describes turning apricot kernels from old waste into a taste similar to almonds. It cites Britain’s fox-hunting industry with an invested capital of 75.5 million and annual spending near 40 million dollars. About 11,500 dogs, across 300 packs, are employed each year.
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