Committees Named for Atanas Bridge Alumni Event
Miss Eileen D Moore is named chairman of the arrangements committee for the Bristol Cook High School Alumni Association annual bridge. A meeting next Wednesday in the Colt auditorium will set the date.
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Eileen D. Moore
Bristol-Cook High School
Colt Auditorium
Miss Moore
Cora Hill
Mary Scanlon
Harriet Kinder
Alice Vermette
Charlotte Suzman
Nora Dwyer
Gladys Osterberg
Frances Horton
Kathleen
Labor backs proposed constitutional convention in Providence
On motion of Charles F. Monahan the Central Federation of Labor endorsed holding the proposed constitutional convention at Electrics Hall Providence at a largely attended meeting. Direct primaries also were urged.
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Charles F. Monahan
Central Federation of Labor
Electricians Hall
Providence
Tabulation of Voting for Town Officers and Council Seats
Total votes 2483 with 1471 in District 1 and 1012 in District 2. District 1 has unopposed candidates John W. Church and Prescott B. Paull. Town offices include council seats for 2 years and 4 years with winners named, plus probate judge and town treasurer. Final tallies list several candidates and plurality margins, including Cantwell and Vasta Ruggiero for school committee and Hamill Gasper for school committee as top vote getters.
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John Romano
Raymond J. Cavallaro
Romano
Joseph J. Dennis
Edward L. Leahy
William H. Angevine
S. Leo Cantwell
Vasta L. Ruggiero
Cantwell
Bristol Receives $30000 Federal Grant For Sewage Plant
Town Treasurer William Ange Vine and Bristol Sewer Commission Secretary William Dwyer announced a $30000 grant from the Federal Reserve Bank in Boston to aid financing the new sewage disposal plant. The total funds turned over to the town reach $130000 from sewer bond proceeds, with only $130000 needed. Boston officials praised Bristol for using less money than authorized and expect about $31000 more in additional federal grants.
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William H Angevine
William T Dwyer
Bristol Sewer Commission
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Dwyer
Bristol
Miss Lena Guistiany Guest of Honor at Shower
Miss Lena Guistiany served as guest of honor at a Tuesday night shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Alert Prvin at 725 Hope Street. Guests from New York Providence Warren and Bristol attended as she received a mahogany table and other gifts. A buffet supper and a decorated bridal cake highlighted the event. Mrs Anna Joseph selected the most winners in indoor horse racing. Miss Guistiany will wed Mr Raymond Daly of Providence on May 5.
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Lena Guistiany
Alert Prvin
Hope Street
New York
Providence
Warren
Bristol
Indor
Anna Joseph
Miss Guistiany
Raymond Daly
Milburn Former Bris tol Resident Dies at 64
Milburn a former Bristol resident died suddenly Monday at his home in his 60s. He served in the Navy as chief carpenter's mate and later worked as a bridge builder for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. Survived by sons William and Thomas J Jr and a brother William B Milburn of Bristol.
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Milburn
Newport
Bristol
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
Navy
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Willam
Thomas J, Jr
William B Milburn
This Town
New England's Greatest Comic Section
An advertisement promotes a weekly 32 page color comic section of 50 popular fimmes, published in tabloid form with the Boston Sunday Advertiser. The pitch highlights all color pages and urges readers to obtain their copy each week.
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New England
America
Boston Sunday Advertiser
Cigar Smoke Tests Draft Readings in Boiler and Chimney Tests
In Popwar Mechanics Magazine a cigar smoke method is described to test draft and pressure in boilers furnaces chimneys and air ducts. Smoke is blown into a glass tube gauge and readings are obtained from the dividing line between the inflowing air and the smoke, enabling calibrated draft measures without calculations.
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Popwar Mechanics Magazine
Milburn Rites Held at North Burial Ground
Committal services were conducted at the North Burial Ground by Rev. Geo H Watt for Thomas J Milburn of 158 Hamilton Street East Providence. The funeral services were held from James H Williams Funeral Home on Taunton Avenue East Providence.
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North Burial Ground
Geo. H. Watt
Thomas J. Milburn
Hamilton Street
East
Providence
James H. Williams
Taunton Avenue
Domestication Theories Hint At Early Human-Animal Bonds
The article discusses Stone Age domestication with dogs as the first animals living with humans and questions how goats joined early human society. A famed Scottish naturalist suggests that young wolves might have been tamed to please children, highlighting speculative origins of pet keeping.
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Gog
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