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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1939

Page

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Bristol sewer commission acts to upgrade plant and piping

Bristol sewer officials, led by chairman Donat J. Gladue, outline steps to handle rising industrial waste. A WPA project will install 1500 feet of pipe from Carr Manufacturing on Buttonwood to an abandoned line at Franklin Street, employing about 42 men for three months. New cleaning gear costing about 450 is in use, and a townwide sewer overhaul is planned after clearing Bay View overflows.

Bristol Sewer Commission Donat J. Gladue Commission Carr Manufacturing Company Gladue Carr Buttonwood Avenue Franklin Street Bay View Avenue Walkers Cove Sewer Board Constitution Street Government Pier Collins and Aikman Corp

Mothers and Mothers Guests At May Breakfast

Members of the St Ritas Girls’ Club and their mothers will receive Holy Communion at 7 o clock Sunday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Rev Joseph Sorzano and Rev Anthony Bainotti will speak at the breakfast, with plans laid by Miss Catherine Camera and an assisting committee.

St Ritas Linda Pirri Lillian del Toro Beatrice Riccio Anna Spaghetti Mary, Florenzano Josephine Russo Madeline Cantera Indeters ‘Maetroni

Prof Wright to Address Bristol Garden Club Meeting

A public meeting at Colt Memorial High School auditorium Monday at 3 15 pm features Prof Kenneth Wright of Rhode Island State College as speaker. He will discuss Birds and Flowers of the Great Swamis in Kingston, details furnished by the Bristol Garden Club.

Kenneth Wright Rhode Island State College Bristol Garden Club Colt Memorial High School Wright Kingston

P T A to Hear Mrs James Cheesman

Mrs James Cheesman of Providence parliamentarian of the State Congress will be guest speaker at the Bristol County Association meeting in Warren High School auditorium. The Warren unit hosts an elaborate program with financial reports from Bristol County units as the summer session ends.

James Cheesman Providence State Congress Parent-Teachers’ Association Bristol County Association Warren ‘High School Warren Parent- Teacher Association Bristol County

Edgehill Temple Members Visit Ill Member

After their regular meeting, Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters visited Mrs Etta Luther of Gtswold Avenue, who has been ill for months. A May basket of gifts was given, games were played, and refreshments were served by committee chairwoman Mrs Robert Steen along with Mrs Estelle Peters, Mrs Anna Steere, and Mrs Martin Nelle.

Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters Etta Luther Gtswold Avenue Robert Steen Estelle Peters Anna Steere Martin Nelle

Local Police Seek Own Rifle Range At Bristol Community House

Bristol police chief Anthony Ferrara urges Relief Administrator Orlando Bisbane to fund a new pistol range near the Community House on Colt Drive. Labor is available, but about 25 dollars is needed for limber and ventumtarajectsgee to finish the range. Previously, officers used the Fast Warren Rod and Gun Club and Bayberry Farm ranges until last year’s hurricane destroyed their facilities.

Anthony J. Ferrara Orlando J. Bisbane Colt Drive Ferrara Bristol James Holmes Mr. Holmes Bisbane Constabulary Warren Bayberry Farm Pappasquash

Bristol Sealer Says Weights Are Reliable After Inspections

Bristol sealer of weights Vincent J. DeFelice reports Honest Weight insignia on local scales guarantees accuracy. He found most devices correctly calibrated during weeks of checks across about 150 weighing mechanisms and five gallon oil cans at garages, insisting on surprise inspections to prevent tampering.

Bristol Vincent J. DeFelice DeFelice

Hope Circle to Attend Communion at St Mary’s

Daughters of Isabella assemble in St Mary’s Church auditorium at 7 15 Sunday morning and march in a body to attend Communion services. After Mass a communion breakfast will be served at the Bristol Casino. Mrs Lena Ingram chairs the general arrangements committee.

Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella St. Mary's Church Bristol Casino Lena Ingram General Arrangements Committee

Holy Name Society Shifts Meeting Date At Mt Carmel

The Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church moves its regular meeting to Wednesday evening June 7 from June 5. A speaker is planned and a social program is arranged by a committee including Joseph F Pannone Louis Nastri Joseph Campanetta James Salzano Pasquale Mai featié ad Ralph Simonelli.

Holy Name Society of Our Lady of

Bristol Train of Artillery to discuss BTA development

Tonight at the Bristol Train of Artillery general meeting in the armory Col Edwin S Godfrey will preside. Discussion items include active and inactive personnel of the Roagly Chartered command unit, the third oldest in the United States, and progress reported on enlisted recruits forming a new company.

Bristol Train of Artillery Armory State Street Edwin S Godfrey Alfred M Merriman M. D United States Albert Hartley

Miss Julia Herreshoff Presents War Era Books to Schools

Miss Julia A Herreshoff yesterday presented Colt Memorial High School and Andrews Memorial High School with two sets each of Forward March a two volume photo graphic record of America in the World War and post war upheaval The set by Mackey Wil son Jernegan published by the Disabled American Veterans of the World War Department of Rehabilitation Chicago emphasizes preservation of American ideals and principals This marks her second school presentation locally.

Julia A Herreshoff Colt Memorial High School Andrews Memorial High School America Frank J. Mackey Marcus Wilson Jernegan Department of Rehabilitation Chicago

Subscribers List for Cancer Control Fund Increases

A long list of individuals and groups including Mr. and Mrs Carl W. Haffenreffer Mrs Ernest G. Brown Miss Sally Haven Mrs Samuel Kinder Mrs Margaret O'Brien Mrs Earl Sturdevant and Bristol Parent-Teacher Association are noted as additional subscribers to the Cancer Control Fund.

Carl W. Haffenreffer Ernest G. Brown Sally Haven Samuel Kinder Margaret O’brien Earl Sturdevant M .F. Paulin Bristol Parent- Teacher Association Frederick L. Dunbar Norman P. Sanborn Luke H. Callan Mite Society of First Baptist Church Ira Newman Clara Gladue Evelyn Carter Earl Mathewson Joseph Hall Edmund Culiftinghard Anttie ‘Marsden Earl Hobson N. J H. W. Vermette M. L., Ryan St. Mary’s Church St. Alban’s Lodge F. & A. M. Recordacces de Patria Club Mary E. Spooner Katherine Lavender Hazel Nettleton Arthur Barrett Stuart Barr Henry Barton Marguerite Brogan Helen Romano Annie King Gladys Osterberg Mary Andrade Eleanor Rae Ella Waldron Mary Malafronte Marguerite Vermette R. da Rosa Lewis Waldron Annie D. Sisson Rose McGovern Geraldine Marino Edward Fitzerald Margaret Doran Seresa Peters

Fish hawks wage territorial battles over nesting sites

Gene deRocha notes that at Wardwell Farm fish hawks fiercely defend nests and refuse to live near each other. He tried placing a pole and wheel 500 to 1000 feet from an existing nest, but upon return the older pair drives away newcomers in “battle royal.” He believes wildlife possess a real sense of ownership and are harmed by neighboring property.

Gene deRocha Wardwell Farm Mr. deRocha

Observations on Fish Hawks by Rhode Island Expert

The Bristol observer discusses fish hawks with notes by Mr. deRocha on nest fidelity aging of birds. He cites Ed Anthony's record of a pair returning to the same nest for over thirty years and speculates on ages up to 100 to 200 years while noting Maine’s bounty and Rhode Island protections.

Ed Anthony Bristol An- Shanee Rhode Island Maine

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Prof. Wright Shirley Temple Richard Greene Anita Louise Scouts the Rescue NEWS Walt Disney Cartoon Edmund Lowe Helen Mack Dick Foran Shanghai Mr. Paderewski Charles Farrell Marie Tempest Bobby Breen Fisherman’s Wharf Sorrento Lucia Vincent J. Dafelice Holy Name Ane Johns-Meonville Guildway Service National Housing Guild Olement Architects Johns-Manville Lea Archi- Manville National Advereee Bristol Housing Guild Wardwell Lumber Co Thames St Tel BR. I B. T. A. Development Julia Herreshoff Cancer Control Fund
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