Taxpayer letter supports library funding and theatre site
A Bristol reader urges keeping the Rogers Free Library funds and opposing the sale of the Pastime Theatre site. He praises library finances, notes 2614 users, and cites a new Main Street theatre memorial by Sydney and Charles Makowsky as beneficial to town residents and businesses. The letter, signed by B. Lavey, calls for voters to reject land sale at the upcoming town meeting.
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Fittee
Bristol
Sydney
Charles Makowsky
Hope Street
B. Lavey
R. I
Olympians Beat Olympians Fourth Straight Game in League
N I R lost 34 to 20 to B T A last evening in the local hoop league. An important contest between B T A and Olympians is set for next week.
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Olympians
Bristol Town Meeting Proceedings and Local Sports Recap
The Bristol town meeting votes include allocating funds for fire equipment, hose, municipal projects, and public aid with land disposal on Bradford Street. Captain Oscar Herzig leads Bristol Train of Artillery to a 34 20 victory, plus Olympian Club dominates Battery 39 10 as Reynolds school presents a multi act program highlighting a community lineup of bands and pageants.
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C.iw
Bradford Street
Bristol
Town Hall
General Assembly
Oscar Herzig
Len Sanford
Bristol Train of Artillery
National India Ruber Co
Herzig
Nationals
Jim Duffy, Jr
B. T A
LeMaire
Julio Borges
Desilets
Tubby” Gorham
Jimmie Sullivan
Sullivan
Jimmie Duffy, Jr
Curly” Desilets
Mike Pasquerelli
Battery
Weenie
Ruggiero
Dick Mott
Surprise for Bristol Plumber Albert Brunelli
Albert Brunelli a well known local plumber arrived home at 697 Hope Street to find a group of his friends waiting to surprise him in Bristol on Wednesday evening.
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Albert Brunelli
Bristol
Hope Street
Birthday Party Honors Local Guest of Honor
A guest of honor attended a party celebrating the 27th anniversary of his birth. He grew comfortable with his surroundings and cut a large birthday cake with green candles as games and refreshments followed. Decorations were in green, white, and red. Mary Lynch of Providence helped with arrangements alongside Mrs Brunelli and her mother. Guests came from this town, Warren, and Providence.
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R. S. Bosworth
R. J
Phoenix
Rogers Free Library
Sartini
State and
Wood Streets
Ustasle
Sunnyfield
Sunnyfield Pastry
Wildmere
Maine
Angel Food
Heinz Soups
AGP Food Stores
New Englnab
Wil
By James B. Lee
Bristol Basketball League
Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
John W. Church
John Post Reynolds
High Street
Defiance
Metacon Avenue
Bristol District Nursing Agrociation
Bristol Childrens Home
Mothers’ Aid
Colt Memorial Ambulance Funder
American Red Cross
Olunteer Firemen's
Poor Department
Thomas EK. Johnson
Reynolds
Irene Travers
the Weatherman
Weatherman
Owen Massano
Iris
Lucy Cavalieri
Zeus
Joseph Garcia
Water Miller
Joseph Sousa
Wind Miller
Harold Ledoux
Paul Delgardo
Francis Duffy
Olga Paiva
Manuél Viera
Formalinda Delgardo
Tony Sadile
Joseph Camera
John Cabral
Albert Ayres
Evelyn Brito
Louise Ruggiero
Peter
Samuel Meschena
Alfred Perry
Edward Costa
Delphin Martin
Mary Sousa
Holland
Tony Cadile
Doris MaePherson
Joseph Brito
Paul Delgado
Edmund Cabral
William Marshall
Samuel Proto
Isabella Almeida
Tina Alves
Mabel Botelho
Rita Marabello
Pauline Cardoza
Sophia Kasper
Agnes Rego
Formalinda Delgado
Angelina Proto
Olympian Club
Bristol T. A
National India Rubber
The
Narrac Ganserr Eleectric Company
Gas & Electric Shop
Mepe Street
Bristol 530
Bristol Cleansers and Dyers
Ore
Tony Rucci
State Street
DeWolf Farm
Jersey
Florida
Aete
Bakers Hermits
Newman’s
Sis
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