Notice to Coal Dealers Bristol Town Council Bids
Town Clerk office Bristol April 19 1935 invites sealed bids for free burning White Ash Stove and Egg coal 7 tons plus 25 tons for Burnside Memorial Building delivered to fire stations and Burnside building respectively bids due before 4 pm Tuesday May 7 1935 right to reject any or all bids and to adjust quantities as needed marked Bids for Fuel and addressed to Clerk John W Church Clerk 1926
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Seagrave
John W. Church
Bristol
Barber
Reynolds School
Burnside Memorial
Flower Show to Turn Rhode Island Auditorium Into Italian Garden
Workmen transform the Rhode Island Auditorium in Providence into an Italian garden replica for the 1935 Flower Show May 8 to 12 under Federated Garden Clubs of Rhode Island. Exhibition features Italian garden elements, sections for club members and public, miniature and fantasy gardens, and Rhode Island School of Design drawings.
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Rhode Island Auditorium
North Main Street
Providence
Federated Garden Clubs of
Rhode Island
Auditorium
Stararce
Bristol
William W. Perry
Bristol Garden Club
William T. O’donnell
Federated Garden Clubs
Providence Parks Department
Rhode Island School of Design
Mere Wat
Garden Club
Rhode Island PWA Grants Process for New Applications
State Engineer I Hoffman informs Governor Green that new loans or grants under the 1935 Works Progress Administration act may be applied for in Rhode Island using the same general procedure as current PWA projects. Four copies of the application must be sent to 406 Federal Building Providence with circular guidelines to follow, changes to come from Washington.
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Bristol
James DeWolf Perry
Providence
R. Meerharty
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Aard County of Philadelphia
Court of Probate
Rhode Island
Bristol Phoenix
John W Church
Gov Green
I. Hoffman
PWA
Theodore F Green
Green
Washington
Federal Building
Hoffman
Connecticut
Public Works Administration
Obituary Frederick Tavares of Holyoke Dies in Bristol
Frederick Tavares 46 died Tuesday after a long illness at his sister Mrs Antone Roderiques 14 John Street Bristol. Funeral services were held at St Elizabeth's Church yesterday at 9 o clock pastor Rev Manuel J Barros officiating. Burial followed at St Mary's Cemetery. He was born in Portugal and lived in Holyoke Massachusetts before moving to Bristol a year and a half ago. He is survived by his wife two children two brothers and two sisters.
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St Elizabeth's Church
Frederick Tavares
Holyoke
Mass
Antone Roderiques
John Street
Manuel J. Barros
St Mary’s Cemetery
Mr. Tavares
Portugal
Bristol
Community events and social notices posted for May
A list of May events includes a Penny Bazaar May 3 4 by the First Bristol Troop BSA at Eagles Hall Makowsky Block a May 6 Hobert the Great 3 act comedy at Guiteras School Mount Carmel Players May 7 Ivy Guild 40th anniversary reception at St Michael's Church May 8 Mothers banquet by World Wide Guild First Baptist Church May 9 rummage sale State Street Flower Committee First Congregational Church May 9 Bridge in Guiteras House Men’s Union event May 15 Bridge whist Beta Sigma Society Trinity Parish House
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First
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Eagles
Makowsky Block
Hobert the Great
Guiteras School
Mount Carmel Players
World Wide Guild of the
First Baptist Church
State Street
First Congregational Church
Beta Sigma Society
Trinity Parish House
Anniv Plans for Ivy Guild Meeting at Parish House
Miss Evelin addresses Weaseene on State Street to form officers of the Ivy Guild and the committee for the fortieth anniversary event set for Tuesday night May 7 at the Parish House from 8 to 10. The Guild began forty years ago last Wednesday with Miss Bache as its first president and current secretary, inviting St Michael's Church and Bristol County clergy as guests.
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Evelin
Weaseene
State Street
Ivy Guild
St. Michael's Church
Bristol County
Otter Officers Named In Guild Leadership
The text lists guild officers with names and titles including president first vice president and secretary. It notes current officers alongside Miss Bache and adds Mrs. E G Brown and Mrs Arthur McCaw among the leadership.
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Otter
Guild
Osmani Rie
Emilys Barnett
Hor Fea Boynton
oTena Morris
Sgenevieve
Manchester
Miss' Bache
E. G. Brown
Arthur McCaw
Dorothyoberts
William H. Angevine
Lecture on The Future of Masonry讲座由…举行
Reyv A C Thomas将于五月二十二日发表题为“未来的共济会”的讲座。此次讲座是 Hope Chapter R A M Doric Club St Albans Lodge No 6 F and A M 合作系列讲座的最后一场。
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Reyv
A. C. Thomas
Masonry
Hope Chapter
Doric Club
St. Alban’s Lodge No. 6
Telephone ads boost inquiries for vacant rooms in New England
A clerk urges listing a telephone number in paper ads to attract renters and reassure callers. Mrs S orders a telephone to reach prospective tenants and to handle errands and chats. The note highlights benefits of having a phone in even a one room apartment and directs readers to the local telephone office for details.
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Mrs. S
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
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