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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1947

Page

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Bristol County Water Company Manager Defines Stance on Collins Aikman Demand

F P Stradling manager of the Bristol County Water Company outlines negotiations over Collins Aikman water needs. He says the company would sell its properties to a reconstituted Water Authority if terms are met, cites financial risk under large daily withdrawals, and details two offers made April 24 to fund new supply facilities. He notes current capacity about three million gallons daily and plans to expand to four million, with a $700,000 required investment to meet the extra demand.

F. P. Stradling Bristol County Water Company Bristol County Water Authority Collins & Aikman Bristol Water Company Bristol County

Funeral Services Held This Morning For Henry W Boynton

Funeral services for Henry Walcott Boynton who died Sunday in a Providence hospital were held at 11 o'clock in Trinity Chapel. Rev. Beauchamp officiated and burial followed at Juniper Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife May Whittemore Boynton and three sons, the family also includes four stepchildren.

Henry Walcott Boynton Providence Hospital Trinity Chapel John P. Beauchamp Juniper Hill Cemetery Hezekiah W. Church Emmanuel Iacoletti Sidney Herreshoff Richard H. Usher Mr. Boynton Guilford Conn George Mills Julia Holmes Boynton Roxbury Latin School Amherst College Phillips Academy Andover Atlantic Monthly Providence Journal-Bulletin James Fenimore Cooper Washington Irving Annals of American the Bookman the Nation The New York Times New York Sun Upper Longfield Longfellow Boynton Excelsior Tennis Club Merrill H. Boynton Cleveland Elizabeth Watts Hindman Kentucky A. Ramsey Trotter Madison Wisconsin Arthur E Coates Greenville Ilinois Lawrence W. Watts Boston

Catholic Appeal Totals 3505 At St. Mary's

The Catholic Charity Appeal at St. Mary's parish reports 3505.00 in donations led by Carr Manufacturing Co and The Columban Fathers with multiple individual donors supporting the drive. Final tallies will be announced after the Novena service in the church auditorium.

Charles C Curran Catholic Charity Appeal St. Mary’s Parish Carr Manufacturing Co The Columban Fathers Mary Quirk Edward Quirk Edward Augustus Annie Gravalle Pierce Jas. Carberry Wm. Smith James Duffy Charles Miska Daniel Garvin Quinn Russell Donovan Hope Circle D. of I George McClure Mary Leahy Chas. Jordan Chas M Connery B. W. Wall Joseph Davis George Marz John L. Burke

Cancer Drive Totals 1399 To Date

The Cancer Drive has totaled 1399 to date, per general chairman Mrs. Raymond J. Makowsky. She urges workers to finish assignments and send returns to captains. Contributors may mail checks to 537 Hope Street. The article lists numerous donors including Henry A. Street, Charles B. Rockwell, Carl W. Haffen reffer, Edward L. Leahy, Nathaniel G. Herreshoff, Norton M. Zinderstein, and many others.

Raymond J. Makowsky Carl W. Haffenreffer Edward L. Leahy Nathaniel G. Herreshoff Norton M. Zinderstein Robert Connery B. M. MacDougall John Palmer Florence Robert W. Nelson Jamies’s Benjamin Lindemuth A. J. Miller E. D. Kunz William Buffington Charles Dimond Frank Dimond Harry LeClair Anthony R. Parshley John D. Moore Congregational Club First Congregational Church Ethel Carr Samuel Hochman Callan Construction Edward D. Kunz Pozzi Pharmacy F. E Suzman John C. Mello John Andrade D. V. A. Capone Albert Makowsky Margaret Donahue Max Makowsky Knights of Pythians

School Committee Names Appointments for Coming Year

The School Committee accepted Miss Anne P. Twomey’s resignation as she leaves for Norwich, Conn. Miss Mary O. Rego and Anthony P. Iasiello were added to the permanent elementary teaching list. Reappointments included incumbents, music teacher Mrs. M Theresa Donovan and art teacher Miss Margaret F. Nerone. Subcommittee chairs and probationary teachers were announced.

Anne P. Twomey Twomey Norwich Conn Mary O. Rego Anthony P. Iasiello M. Theresa Donovan Margaret F. Nerone Wilfred M. Hamill John Cordeiro John Andrade Ruth Leb. Mathewson Anthony R. Parshley Vincent Saviano Canon Parshley Mathewson Saviano Cordeiro Norman E. Benard

Girl Scouts Eligible For Camperships Named

The Bristol Girl Scout Council Camp Committee lists Scouts meeting requirements for partial camperships. Eligible names include Judy Robinson Cecelia Perry Emily Perry Priscilla Battcher Ann Correira Joanne Squatrito Catherine Brelsford Eunice Levy Doris Murgo Ann Lombardi Dorothy Parshley Elena Proto Dolores Arruda Doris Bertrand Delphine Oliver Dolores Bisbano Joan Burke Bernardine Morris Karen Kinder Patricia Foster Dolores Ferrara and Suzanne Rene.

Bristol Girl Scout Council Judy Robinson Cecelia Perry Emily Perry Priscilla Battcher Ann Correira Joanne Squatrito Catherine Brelsford Eunice Levy Doris Murgo Ann Lombardi Dorothy Parshley Elena Proto Dolores Arruda Doris Bertrand Delphine Oliver Dolores Bisbano Joan Burke Bernardine Morris Karen Kinder Patricia Foster Dolores Ferrara Suzanne Rene

Deadline for display ads in advance notice

The notice reminds advertisers that the deadline for all display advertising is noon the day before publication and that copy must arrive by that time to be inserted. It asks advertisers to cooperate.

Bristol D A R Elects Mrs Mathewson Regent

Mrs Earl P Mathewson was elected regent of the Bristol Chapter D A R at the annual meeting in the chapter house. She presented the former regent with a past regent badge and honorary regent Mrs William Manchester was named. Officers include vice regent Mrs Malcolm MacNaught and others. The chapter invited participation in Memorial Sunday and Memorial Day observances and held a social hour after a brief meeting.

Earl P. Mathewson Bristol Daughters of American Revolution Mathewson Charles R. Blackmar Jr William L. Manchester Malcolm MacNaught Howard K. ,DeWolf C. O. Thompson Charles B. Cole Alice B. Almy Edward Easterbrooks John Brechin Cora Hill Ellery Ingraham Howard R. Newman Blackmar Evelyn Bache Mabel S. Salisbury Thompson Clifford Wilson Cole Lena Morris Bache

Woman's Club Concert Draws Big Bristol Audience

The Bristol Women's Club hosted a well attended Concert With Comments by Professor Frank Ramsayer of Wheaton College in Colt Memorial Hall with about 250 people. He performed a Chopin Bach Schonberg and Piston program across three sections, concluding with Debussy pieces. The president announced a May 22 bridge party to fund a hospital bed for the Bristol District Nursing Association.

Bristol Women’s Club Colt Memorial Hall Frank Ramsayer Wheaton College Raymond Makowsky Ramsayer Chopin Bach Honegger Schonberg Liszt Debussy Copeland Palmer Makowsky Bristol District Nursing Association Samuel Dr.Clark Thomas D.adams Edward J. Fitzgerald B. V. Morris

St Elizabeths to Hold Practice Session for Bristol Twilight League

St Elizabeths baseball team plans a practice session tomorrow night on the common. Manager John P Marshall, assistant Alphone Rebello, and coach Anthony Cardoza coordinate the session as the team prepares to compete in the Bristol Twilight League again this season.

St. Elizabeth’s John P. Marshall Alphone Rebello Anthony Cardoza

Helicopter rescues pilots during Caribbean fleet maneuvers

The U S Navy recounts a dramatic rescue when Sikorsky pilot Jimmy Viner lowered a helicopter to retrieve Lieut. Comdr. George Stablein and a crewman after a fighter plane failed near the Franklin D Roosevelt. Stablein was saved, the crewman disappeared, and Viner completed six ty-five flight hours with 123 landings on carrier decks.

United States Caribbean George R. Stablein Franklin D. Roosevelt Sikorsky S Mae West Jimmy Viner Lieut Joe Rullo Stablein Rullo Viner Igor I. Sikorsky

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