Bristol Town Council auction of intoxicating beverage licenses
Town Clerk announces applications for transfer of class and for licenses to keep for sale and to sell intoxicating beverages. Names Joseph F Benevides Luigi Esposito Gambpareils Bristol Yacht Club. hearings set May 18, 1948 at 8 pm in Burnside Memorial Building. remonstrances due by filing with plat.
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Bristoll
R. L
Ie General Ws
Fuil
Joseph F Benevides
Bradford Street
Luigi Esposito
John W
Obituary of Ellen L. Condon and Lodge Gift
Miss Ellen L. Condon 88 of 98 Church Street died Tuesday after a long illness. Her funeral was at her home then Mass at St Mary's Church with Rev Charles C Curran officiating. She was born November 22 1859 to Patrick and Bridget Condon and educated locally. Survived by nieces and nephews including Miss Helen A. Condon. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery Warren. Also United Brothers Lodge No 1310 presented Noble Grand Norman Abrahams with a table lamp and two vases. He will marry Miss Priscilla Brelsford tomorrow at the Congre? Church.
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Ellen L. Condon
Church Street
St. Mary’s Church
Charles C. Curran
Patrick
Bridget (O’donnell) Condon
Helen A. Condon
William Leahy
Charles Breen
Edward Rinaldi
John Connors
Edward Newbold
Joseph Lewis
St Mary’s Cemetery
Warren
Austin J Smith
Notice Bids for Purchase of Church Property in Bristol
Sealed bids will be received at the Temporary Chapel of Trinity Church Bristol R 1 until Friday May 14 1948 for the purchase of the property at 117 State Street Bristol HR Inn used as a temporary chapel by Trinity Church. Property includes lot barn house with 12 rooms two large halls one full bathroom one partial bathroom four entrances stoker heating system and other advantages. Envelopes marked 30 and addressed to Trinity Church P O Box 341 Bristol. The Corporation may reject any or all bids or accept as it sees fit. Clerk Stephen Hopkins.
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Trinity Church
Bristol
State Street
Mary T Hamill estate administrator qualified
John C Hamill has qualified as administrator for the Mary T Hamill estate. Creditors must file their claims in the Probate Clerk's office within the time allowed by law starting April 23 1948.
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Hamill
Mary T
Hammill
John C Hamill
Council Sets Monday Session for July Fourth Committee
A special Town Council session is called for Monday at 6 pm in the Council Chamber to appoint the Fourth of July Committee and discuss concessions on the Common. The same committee as prior years is expected to be appointed to oversee stands and amusements with debate on single versus multiple concessionaires.
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James F Meiggs
In Memoriam Elizabeth Campanella Wylie
In loving memory of Elizabeth Campanella Wylie known as Campanella 1933 to present cherished wife and mother remembered by husband and children with enduring thoughts and quiet sorrow as years pass with lasting memories of a life well lived
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Elizabeth (Wylie) Campanella
Kearney Post American Legion Meeting Tonight
The Kearney Post no 6 American Legion and its Auxiliary Unit hold a monthly meeting at 8 o clock in the Post Home on Franklin Street. Plans for Memorial Day Memorial Sunday and the District Convention will be discussed along with a postless session followed by a social hour and refreshments. Delegates and alternates will attend the District Two Convention in Middletown Rhode Island with a dance and social hour after.
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American Legion
Kearney Post No
Kearney
Franklin Street
Kearney Post
Middletown
R_ I
Legionanes
Auxilary
Editor notes on letters and Memorial Day plans
A Bristol Phoenix letter to the editor condemns two Eagles for signing a petition opposing a Class A liquor license, clarifying members act as individuals. Memorial Day committee announces a May 28 Legion Night at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet with prize drawing, dancing, drum corps, and entertainment.
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Phoenix
Eagles
Nicholas Malafronte
Ecnseiuas
George R Fish
A. L
Rhodes
Legion
Pawtuxet
Department of Ways & Means Committee
Fraternal Aerie Defends Noninterference in Local Business
A letter from a local Aerie asserts no authority to comment on a business matter and rejects interference in neighbors’ affairs. The writer says the Town Council holds jurisdiction and asks Mr Malafronte to forgive members who spoke for many without a majority vote.
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Mr Malafronte
Malafronte
Lockwood Beats Colt Nine 6 To 1 In A Eastern Division Game
Lockwood defeated the Colt nine 6 to 1 at Appenaug Tuesday afternoon in a Class A Eastern Division baseball contest. Roy Beattie allowed five hits as Lockwood piled up 11 hits off two Colt pitchers. Parish House plans include a Bridge to be held last week in May and an Ivy Guild spring supper on May 11 at 6 30 p.m.
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Colt
Lockwood
Appenaug
Roy Beattie
Matrone
Ivy Guild
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John W Church
Y.M.C.A
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YMC
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D V A Capone
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Switchmen’s Union of North America
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