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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1932

Page

2

Heavy Rainfall Causes Lakeside Floods in Bristol

The heaviest Bristol rainfall in years flooded Silver Creek flooding the base of trees by Guiteras School and encroaching near Engineer Wm W Perry’s land. The Collins Pond dam burst flooding Chestnut Street shoulders. repairs by Everett Lee Church and Public Aid crews followed. Cave-ins along Hope Street and washouts on Metacom Goodings and Mt Hope avenues were quickly filled and repaired by Callan Construction and Public Aid teams.

Bristol Silver Creek Guiteras Wm W. Perry Everett Lee Church Department of Public Aid Hope Street Callan Construction Company Metacom, Goodings Mt Hope Avenues Public Aid Department Mr Church

Reports From School Committee On Attendance And Health

Reports show 252 cases investigated by the attendance officer with 13 truants kept from home and sent to school. Nineteen children found on streets were admitted, and 12 sent to the Supt of Schools for certification. School nurse clinics logged 14 treatments, average 43 per case, with 179 dressings and 28 exclusions largely due to colds measles grippe or scabies.

Onot Betor Bation Valley Sena

Local Social and Civic Notices Roundup

Mrs Wallis E Howe enjoys a trip to England and the Continent while local clubs resume events and plan gatherings. Easter visits, service changes, and a brush fire response accompany social updates and upcoming charity whist in town.

Bristol Zoning Board Approves Callan Property Rezoning

The Bristol Zoning Board voted to reclassify the Callan property east of Roma Street from residential D to industrial H. The change, requested by Bristol County Realty Company led by Brig. Gen. L. H. Callan, will be sent to the Town Council for inclusion in the next special town meeting. Rumors say the site may host a factory. Also approved were petitions by Anthony Costa and William H Remueres for directional signs on Hope Street Gooding Avenue and Middle Street. J de Rocha attended as a new five year board member alongside John Card Francis McGovern Salvatore Della Morte and Ezra Dixon.

Zoning Board Bristol Zoning Board of Review Roma Street Callan Bristol County Realty Company L. H. Callan Zoning Commission Anthony Costa William H. Remueres Hope Street Gooding Avenue Middle Street J de Rocha John Card Francis McGovern Salvatore Della Morte Fzra Dixon

Engagement Announced for Miss Elizabeth Lews and James Hulick

The engagement is announced between Elizabeth Frances Lews of Gwathmey Hanover Virginia, daughter of Mrs John Taylor Lewis and the late Mr Lewis, and James Edward Hulick of New York, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Williams Hulick of Easton Pennsylvania.

Elizabeth Frances Lews John Taylor Lewis Mr Lewis Gwathmey Hanover County Virginia James Edward Hulick New York Charles Williams Hulick Easton Lewis Meriwether Lewis the Explorer W T C Wardwell Chatham Hall Maryland Institute of Art Baltimore Hulick Bucknell University Harvard School of Business Administration

Anniversary observance by Hope Circle No 70 D of Isabella

Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella will mark the 14th anniversary of its founding tomorrow evening at the Knights of Columbus Home on State street. An elaborate program is planned with National Vice Regent Carrollin Bo Manning of New Bedford, Mass, attending to deliver an address on George Washington. The observance committee includes Mrs John Condon, Mrs Sophia Cough, Mrs Margaret Morris, Mrs Bridge Lewis, Mrs Alice Salvia, and Mrs Mary A Callan.

Providence State Street M. E Mollie Irene Gallagher Naugatuck Troiano Domenick Feggitto Newton Center Mass Defiance Hose Company George T Ingram Vincent Giordano Brooklyn Netopian Society of the Congregational Church Gunieras House Albert Earle Elsworth Ted)Munro E¢Ar New York City Myer-Davis Poom Fox Hhill Anthony Avenue Joseph Bo Princess State Street George H. Balfour, Jr Hope Street Hope and State Streets Mary Perreary Constantino Perrerma Mo Farst School Street St Elizabeth S Church 1St Mary's Cemetery Sto Mary' S Church Ain Othe Ten Ge Desairs Edward Teahy Hope Circle No 70 Isabella Wall Knights of Columbus Regina M Morris Elizabeth Dwyer Nellie Barnes Carollin Bo Manning New Bedford Acorge Washington John Condon Sophia Cough Margaret Morris Bridge Tewis Alice Salvia Mary A Callan

Timely Topics Comment Line for Town Welfare

A reader note inviting townsfolk to send written comments on Timely Topics about local welfare and interests, published as a column prompt for community input.

Taxpayers urge broad cuts in state and federal expenses

A Bristol letter-writer presses town leaders to back bills cutting state and federal expenses and salaries. The public urges constituents to write to Congress and demand retrenchment, arguing local cuts set a national example and protect taxpayers from higher taxes.

Bristol United States Harold McGugin Kansas Will Wood Indiana Congress

Special Service at Congregational Church Service

Eastor service titled Master Lights the World was held at the DeWolf Memorial Chapel with the Congregational Sunday School. Music by the church quartet followed by student recitations and a Foster Pageant Whom Seek Ye directed by Mrs. Herbert Newman with accompanist Mrs. Cora Shaw Anderson and baritone Elhton MacDonald.

Congregational DeWolf Memorial Ueline Pettine Relat Margaret Hibbert Keow Os Bosworth Jr Peoah Higgins Toho Dimond Lone Baster Tleanor Munro Walter Crarcdbier Barbara Hill George Pendleton Anna Kebrek Donald Webb Marsunrite Kebrek John N. Fuphn Mildred Ashton Raymond Francis Pbathbarn Dunbar Jesus Munro Frank Dimond Kenneth Crardnerlesandra Hawes Priine Webb Arthur Scott Herbert Francis Thomas Remieres Samuel Steen Martin Maher Levina Wales Re Happs

Battery C hosts banquet for Gen Wells with awards

The event honored General Wells with a mahogany electric clock as Battery C officers and men praised his leadership. Awards highlighted include top marks in inspections, best mess management, and discipline with sharpshooter qualifications. Guests included Lt. Col. D. O. L. U. S. A. and Edward L. Leahy.

Albert A. Moren Gen. Wells Capt Moren Col Wells Battery C National Guard Militia Bureau Manuel Morris Cheesman Bristol Train of Artillery Leo Sevigny Col Merriman

Rhode Island Legion Reaches 100 Percent Membership on Oregon Trail Theme

The Rhode Island American Legion department completes a national contest by attaining 100 percent membership to reach Portland Oregon for the 1932 national convention. The journey, framed as a covered wagon trek, moved along the Oregon Trail with each percentage point counted toward parade and convention housing standings. Franklin E Samuel, national membership aide, congratulates department officers on the milestone.

Redskins Buffalo American Legion Department of Rhode Island Legion Portland Ore Independence National Indianapolis Frank E Samuel Department

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