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Bristol Town Council Approves Major 1916 Budget Changes
Bristol Town Council passes most recommendations with three amendments. The plan includes $2,000 sidewalk fund, $2,000 for Rhode Island Hospital indigent care, and $1,000 sewer cut to $800. New allocations fund school raises, a patrol wagon, bridge works, and bath house improvements amid debate over hospital funding and tax implications.
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John Post
Reynolds
Bala Lane
Sfor
George A. Arnold
Janes Sit Lavander
Judge Fe
Rhode
Bristo
W. #. Williams
Williams
Rhode Island
Sui
Sears
Bristoliel
Cikes
Bristol
Judg Ammill
Judge Leahy
James F. Lavander
St. “Mary's ‘Hospital
General Assembly
C. B. Rockwell, Jr
T. H. DeCoudres
Admiral Edwards
Hammill
Dr. Williams
Pat
Col. S. P. Colt
Towp Fargi
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Ge EL
Leahy
Howells
H. C. Wardwell
Borne
B. F. Lindemuth
James Brown
Albert Sparks
Edward D. Kunz
Bath
Bath House
Narrows Road
Fire Department
Coggeshall
John H. Wall
Walter’ Simpson
Beach Terrace
Beach Road
Mr. Simpson
Hearmanele Town
Robert J J. Anderson
Octave LeClair
John’ O'Connell
Ron MacDougall
Rire Department
W. H
Spectral’ Commission
James
Lavander
Anuel Goulart