Bristol Town Meeting Voters Exceed Last Year’s Budget
Disjointed text shows proposed appropriations by the Town of Bristol for roads schools drainage and heating at the Dreadnaught Fire Station with a total of 321 839 98—over 50 536 74 more than the prior year. The process references fire trucks purchases and taxpayer notification via Bristol Chamber of Commerce cards.
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Bay View Avenue
Second School Street
Cook Street
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Bristol Chamber of Commerce
Honors Awarded At Reynolds School For Students
At the John Post Reynolds School auditorium Friday afternoon Stanley Bennett and Miss Anna Paiva won first and second prizes in a speaking contest. Several other pupils competed as judges and later a school play about Gen George Washington was performed with many participants.
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Stanley Bennett
Anna Paiva
Grammar School
Seeley EY
Joseph Prenda
Tony Caruso
Louis Malafronte
Antonetta Cadola
Lily Chionchio
Lena Belrosia
Ina P. Warren
Cora M. Hill
Elnora C. Swanson
Josephine Pacheco
Louie Durgin
Mary Malafronte
Marian Davenport
Amelia DeFlorie
Adeline D’amore
Magdalen Joseph
Charles Panzarella
Annie Quatrupolo
Rose Santos
Vincent DeFelice
Frank Canard
Cosmo Marabello
Dorothy Crowley
Lawrence Weaver
Quick Change Artist Showcases Resourceful Resilience
Local clipping highlights a versatile, independent man known for rapidly changing a baby’s outfit and performing tire changes on a Mercury car. The piece sketches a portrait of practical skill and self reliance in everyday tasks.
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Dalas News
Fame's Fleetness and Cigar Edges in Memory
A reflective note on fame fading and how quickly deeds fade from memory, with amused contrast about who truly earned cigars and what remains noted about their actions.
Easter Week Socials and Concerts Benefit Local Charities
A series of church and community events are announced for late March and April. The Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel hosts a moving pictures night and a parish fundraiser on March 5. The Knights of Columbus and Battery B 243d C A R I N G N G plan an Easter Monday ball on April 5 at the Sun Parlor Hotel Pope. A first annual musical entertainment by the Choir of First Baptist Church is set for April 20 in the church vestry.
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First Baptist Church
Out of the Money Post Election Ticket Struggles
The piece notes that backing a third party slate often leaves the campaign in trouble the day after ballots are counted and results are known. It highlights the difficulty of sustaining momentum once an election concludes.
Our Happy Plumber Promises Honest Billing
A local plumbing service pledges transparent pricing and reliable service. The spokesperson stresses no overcharging and emphasizes customer comfort and trust. The claim targets homeowners seeking dependable repairs and upfront quotes from a trusted local firm.
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