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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1946

Page

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Bristol Narrows Water Petition Goes To Council

Residents of the Bristol Narrows press a petition to the Town Council to install town water service in the area. Former Councilman Frank J. Sylvia leads the effort, citing year round residents and 86 signatures as the plan seeks financing under a Plan A method with about $15,000 estimated cost and potential tax and fire insurance benefits.

Bristol Narrows the Narrows Frank J. Sylvia Sylvia Bristol Narrows Road William L. Streit Bristol County Water Company Metacom Avenue Narrows Road Charles Street Swift's Point

Robt. J. Anderson Named President of League

Robert J. Anderson was elected president of the New England States Veteran Fireman's League at its 56th annual meeting in Crescent Park. He is a former U I State Fireman's League president and a 48 year Bristol Fire Department member.

New England States Veteran Fireman’s League Robert J. Anderson Crescent Park Anderson U. I. State Fireman's League Bristol Fire Department James Anderson Bob Anderson King Philips Jim Anderson Revere Beach Revere East Greenwich James H. Butler Berwick Maine William Harrington Everett Mass Capt H A

Married Couples Club Planned by First Congregational Church Group

A group from the First Congregational Church met at the Guneral House and organized a Married Couples Club. A nominating committee was named to assemble a slate of officers for the next meeting to be held this coming Sunday evening. Members named include Malcom Clarke and Mrs. Robert Huey, Mrs. Harry Town, Mrs Maurice C Smith III, and Gilbert B Shaw.

First Congregational Church Guneral House Malcom Clarke Robert Huey Harry Town Maurice C Smith, III Gilbert B. Shaw

Bridal Shower Honors Miss Almeida in Lincoln Hall

Miss Alice Almeida daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Almeida of 61 Woodlawn avenue was guest of honor at a Saturday evening shower in Lincoln Hall. Guests came from Providence Warren Fall River and Bristol. Hostesses were Mrs Almeida Mrs Sarah Dias and Mrs Sophie Oliver. Miss Almeida will be married on May 18 to Thomas Moniz son of Frank Moniz of Watertown.

Alice Almeida Frank Almeida Woodlawn Avenue Lincoln Hall Providence Warren Fall River Bristol Almeida Sarah Dias Sophie Oliver Almeda Wall Thomas Moniz Frank Mom Watten

Listing of regional vice presidents and officers

Nickerson South Peaythind Maine fourth vice-president Edward A Brennan Each Greenwich fifth vice-president Andrew J Barrett Portsmouth NH sixth vice-president Carlton O Dolloff Chelsea Mass seventh vice-president James H McLaughlin Riverside Also secretary treasurer John F Cutter Newbursport Mass Chaplain Frank McDonald assistant chaplain George Lydestone Everett Mass

Nickerson Peaythind Maine Edward A Brennan Greenwich Andrew J Barrett Portsmouth Carlton O Dolloff Chelsea Mass James H McLaughlin Riverside John F Cutter Newbursport Frank McDonald George Lydestone Everett

Zoning Board Recommends Denial on Fanara Petition

The Zoning Board of Review met in executive session and recommended to the Town Council that John and Stella Fanara’s request to rezone 520 Thames Street from Commercial G to Industrial H be denied. The board noted a 27-signature petition within a 200 foot radius as a factor.

Thames Street Zoning Board of Review John Stella Fanara Fanara Frank J. Murphy Wood Street Edward L Leahy Murphy Lucien Capone Leahy

Town Vet Housing Plan Set At 40000 By Committee

The Veterans Housing Committee set a top cost of 40000 for a Bristol town project near Defiance station on Gooding Avenue. The plan depends on a formal FPHA application and may use war surplus housing sites including Aldrich Field or Soldiers Home land for veteran housing.

Veterans Housing Committee Ralph DeLeo Defiance Station Gooding Avenue Federal Public Housing Authority Boston FPHA Bristol de Leo Brown University Aldrich Field Soldiers Home Salvatore Rossi Cliff Drive Beach Terrace Gibson Road Larne DeLeo

Charity Drive Captains and Workers Listed by Local Churches

Catholic charity fund drive crews announced for St Marys and Our Lady of Mount Carmel with parish chairmen secretaries treasurers and a long roster of team captains and workers including Flynn Fay Donovan Sullivan McHugh Lewis Harvey Cherone Leahy Ruggerie Dod Kerr Kavanaugh Leahy Vona Dunbar White OBrien Dubuc Serbst Turner Gray Serbst Baker Baker Tasielo Mullaney Hughes Levere Saucier Connery Donanzan Sorzana Velleca Pansa and Vorro plus numerous workers such as Du Pont Parella Santulli Cavallaro Cappucci Mansi Maller maggi Sousa Cappucci Bisbano Orlando Perrone Migher Marabello Calandra Negro and Mansi.

St.Mary's Church Fredrick T. Goff George H. Baldwin Austin Mulligan Michael L. Ryan James Flynn James Fay Jerome Donovan James E. Sullivan Charles F McHugh Joseph Lewis Harold Harvey Augustine Cherone James Leahy James C Ruggerie Mesdames Martin Dod Walter Kerr Edward Kavanaugh J Vincent Leahy George Vona Andrew Dunbar Our Lady of Mount Carmel Domenic Vitello Emilio Donanzan Joseph Sorzana Anthony D. Cianni John Sicignana John Ruggiero Joseph Sansone Jerry Russo Michael Ruggiero Carl Russo Ralph de Leo Frank Miserandino Domenic Pasquarelli Louis Nastri James Salzano Ralph de Felice Oliver Diodati James J. Velleca Andrew Pansa Joseph Vorro Anthony du Pont Fred Parella John Santulli Joseph Cavallaro Paul Bruno Anthony Bruno John Cortellessa Eugene Mansi Joseph Diodati Paul Mallemaggi Jordan Sousa Michael Cappucci Cosmo Marabello Carl Bisbano Orlando Bisbano Giuseppe Perrone Rocco Migher Anthony Marabello Angelo Calandra Anthony Negro Bennie Mansi

East Burial Grounds Fence Repair Contract Awarded

The Bristol Historical Society East Burial Grounds Committee awarded a $1250 contract to Tower Iron Works of Providence to repair 30 fence sections, furnish eight new sections, and fix the gate. Attendees included Town Clerk John W Church, Miss Agnes M. Herreshoff, Town Solicitor Lucien Capone, Miss Alice B. Almy, and Charles O. F. Thompson.

East Burial Grounds The Bristol Historical Society Tower Iron Works Providence John W Church Agnes M. Herreshoff Lucien Capone Alice B. Almy Charles O. F. Thompson

Senior High Band Plays At All State Mu Festival

Thirteen Bristol Senior High School seniors and part of the school band joined the All-State Mu Festival at Hope High School. Rhode Island Music Educators Association hosted the event with 26 Rhode Island schools. Theresa Donovan directed and conducted the Rhode Island High School Band performing marches and selections including The Brave, March of the 2nd Regiment, Overture of Overtures, Wedding of the Winds and The Student Prince. The band included 121 members.

Bristol Senior High School Hope High School Rhode Istandk Music Educators Association Togh Theresa Donovan Momusi Rhode Island Zamnecrk 2Nd Regiment Reeves Panella Hall Romberg

Hope Circle Plans May Communion Breakfast at St Mary’s

Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella met at the K of C Hall on State Street and voted to hold a May breakfast and a Communion breakfast after the 8 o’clock Mass at St Mary’s Church. Mrs Mary Malloy named chairman. The circle also donated 10 to the Catholic Charity Drive and 2 to the Cancer Fund and planned a chicken supper in coming months.

Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella K of C Hall State Street St Mary's Church Mary Malloy Cancer Fund

Bristol Teachers Bid Farewell To Benjamin Hazen

Members of the Bristol Teachers Association tendered a farewell party for Benjamin Hazen who recently resigned as a teacher to enter private industry. Edward J Fitzgerald superintendent of schools spoke at the New Highland Casino. Hazen received a traveling bag as a gift. Arrangements were led by Joseph F Securo the committee chairman and toastmaster with Miss Margaret Doran and several others.

Bristol Teachers Association Benjamin Hazen New Highland Edward J Fitzgerald Mr Hazen Joseph F. Securo Margaret Doran Helen Scanlon Helen Condon Carl T Carlson Anthony Russo

Tomorrow Deadline for Junior Legion Contracts

A practice session for the American Legion Junior baseball team is set for tomorrow at 4 PM on the Common. The deadline for all contracts is tomorrow, with Norman Gravin arranging uniforms and equipment and securing insurance for all players from June 1 to September 1, 1946.

American Legion Norman Gravin Bristol Motor Sales Ford

Boy Scouts Lead Neighborhood Collection Event

Conducted by Boy Scouts, collection starts at 12 30. Participants are instructed to place bundles securely tied on the curbing for pickup.

Boy Scouts

Reading Habits Survey Reveals American Tastes

A nationwide survey of Americans 1850 to last year shows 95 percent read the Bible, 84 percent read Forever Amber, and 57 percent read A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. Women borrow more, youths 15 to 19 read most, and most books cost 1 to 3 dollars.

America United States Brooklyn Book Manufacturers Institute Atlantic City Middle West South

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Council Robt. J. Anderson Married Couples Club Gale Storm Phil Regan Robert Lowery Doris Merrick Eddie Quillan Wed Thurs Zachary Scott Faye Emerson Veronica Lake Robert Preston Alan Ladd Betty Hutton Stork Club Barry Fitzgerald Popular Science Muscial Zoning Board Town OF Burnside Memorial John W. Church Junior Legion C.g.co Mt. Carmel P.M Bristol Y.M.C.A
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