Scouting History in Bristol Marks 30th Anniversary
In Bristol the final half of the thirtieth year of Scouting featured the First Troop earning a Ten Year Award, Troop Five dances in April and May, and a Memorial Day parade with all troops. Leaders enlisted in the Navy and Army, Camp Yawgoog trips, and a Camporee at Camp King Philip highlighted the season amid gas rationing and wartime duties. The community mourned Brigadier General Luke H. Callan, a Scouting supporter, as plans began for the 30th anniversary observances.
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Bristol
St. Mary's Cemetery
Paul Baker
U. S Navy
William F
Troop Four
U.S. Army
Baker
Uncle Sam
Irwin Porter
Gordon Anderson
U. S. Marines
Camp Yawgoog
Yawgoog
Narragansett
Camp King Philip
Bristol Corps
Woonsocket
Barry Field
Northbridge
Mass
Kearney Post
American Legion
Luke H. Callan
U. S. Navy
Army
Brivo
Warf Prize and Rationing Board Announces New Hours
The Warf Prize and Rationing Board posts new office hours. Panels meet Monday and Thursday at 7 p m, Price Panel only Tuesday at 7 p m, public hours begin Wednesday at 1 p m, Saturday from 9 a m to 1 p m, weekdays 9 a m to 5 15 p m, with emergency Saturday calls advised.
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Herzig
Cher Edith ‘McGang
Jordan
Adele Sturdevant
Elizabeth Watters Buell Buckingham
Elizabeth Jackson
Ralph F. Kinder
Robert L. Cragan
Robert W. Nelson
John—Victoria Elizabeth Jackson
M. Adowilda Brownell
Elmer E. Angell
Salvador Nunes Guiseppi Perroni
William H. Sisson
Dorothy Angell
John Andrade
Joseph F. Pannone
William Leahy
Reynolds Northup
Helen Newbold
Louis Castriotta
Marguerite Stone
Office of the
Obituary notes two Bristol area deaths in March
Two Bristol residents are reported dead. Miss Mary Lake Bryer of 85 Union Street died suddenly at home after a long local employment, with funeral planned at First Baptist Church and calling hours at home. Charles A. Marsh former Colt Memorial High principal and Malden High mathematics teacher died in Malden Mass after a long career. survived by wife Helen A. Marsh and son Charles Marsh Jr.
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Mary
Thupten
John
Bryer
Laké
Union Street
National_India Rubber Company
First Baptist Church of
Bristol
Bristol Home For
Susan Gardner
William Gardner
Tallian Bryer
Newport
Florence Irons
Providence
Agnes Lake
Winfield
Kansas
Frank Herriot
New York City
Arthur Burdon
First Baptist Church
Charles A. Marsh
Colt Memorial High School
Mallen
Mass
Malden High School
Marsh
Lynn
Malden
First Congregational Church and Men’s Club
Helen A. (Dogherty) Marsh
Charles Marsh
Bristol Dog Licenses for 1943 Town Notice
Town Clerk announces dog licenses for the Town of Bristol for 1943. Fees are two dollars for male or neutered dogs, three dollars and thirty cents for unspayed females. Licenses available April 1 and May renewal required. John W. Church, Town Clerk.
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Bristol
Jeter
John W. Church
Estate of William J. O Conor final account filed in Bristol
William E. Magee executors final account for William J O Conor deceased Bristol presents for allowance with credit from sale of real estate. Court refers to April 5 1943 at 10 AM in Bristol Probate Court Room for consideration. Notice ordered published fourteen days once weekly in the Bristol Phoenix.
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Bristol
Ruth L. Greer
Ruth E. Greer
Henry F. Lunden
Ruth B. Greer
Bristol Phoenix
John W Church
Peorate
William J. O’conor
William E. Magee
William J O’conor
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Agi
George R. Fish
Bradford St
Perles
Waterbury’s
Fletcher's Castoria
Phillips
Magnesia
Cogate
Colgate
Johnson's
Ai Eanlig
Wwe
Ino
Manuel Coite
John Coite
August Mello
August Mello Tavares
Elvira Bullack
R. I
Nellie Peplow
Louis G Evans
Guardian
Ag Aa
Burnside
Lodge, K. of
P. d. AR. Han
Hope Street
John W Cmmurch
Joseph Sansone
State Street
Wan Ee Ulysse Forget
M. D
Main ST
Warren
B. L
Warren Fee
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
Wiliam Street Tek. Conn
Salvador Nunes
Mt. Hope’ Ave
Tel. Br
George M. Whlbur & Sons CO
Tel
Constitution
Dorchester Mutual
Boston
L. Watson Co., Inc
Bristol District Nursing Association
Mears
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