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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1928
Page
2
Editorial notes low public interest in the forthcoming Financial Town Meeting next Monday at 730 pm in Town Hall Bradford Street with Moderator Edward L. Leahy guiding discussion of proposed appropriations and blank-sum resolutions taxpayers urged to attend and voice views rather than criticize after decisions.
Last night the Town Corncr met at the Burnside Memorial building as a canvassing board to correct the voting lists for the Panaveral Town Meeting. Mrs Anna Case Malis of Pop pasquash asked amendment of items presented, and John Wo Church was tasked to notify her. Petitions granted include milk licenses for James F Dutts and Lawrence S Edwards, poles for telegraph work on Metacom avenue, and a request for boxing matches at Church street.
Evening YMCA game pits NIR five against St Josephs of Pawtucket on the local court. Everett Engine Hose wins two of three strings over Lame Ducks at National India Rubber. Henry S Campbell undergoes successful tonsil operation in North Bend Hospital. Numerous notices include births, engagements, club meetings, and community events across Pawtucket and nearby towns, with updates on lectures, choruses, and social gatherings.
A Thursday March 22 vestry event at the First Baptist Church hosts a duck supper to raise funds for the renovation project. Proceeds support church facilities and upgrades.
The late Rev. Orv Wallace leave a daughter Miss Helena Wallace will deliver a sermon at the Baptist Church Sunday at 10 30 AM. She has traveled the country and preached for six weeks in Providence, after coming from New York City. Mrs De Morgan spoke on Albania at the Woman's Foreign Mission Auxiliary meeting on Wednesday at the Wardwell residence. Refreshments were provided by the hostesses with help from Mrs Paull and Mrs Reynolds.
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