In Favor of High Street Site for Guiteras School
Merton A. Cheeseman argues Editor argues High Street site is preferable for the Guiteras School, citing accessibility and local considerations. He compares Callan option, notes leasehold status and past purchase price of land, and urges sticking with the already secured High Street location. He urges landscape work for Bay View plots and ends urging support for the High Street plan.
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the Phoenix
High Street
Guiteras
Callan
R. L. State College
Guneras
Sinterel
Guiteras School
Bay View
Merton A. Cheesman
King Philip Fire Engine Company Moves Quarters
King Philip Fire Engine Company No 1 vacated Thames Street station following an order by the Town Council and relocated to a building north of the Staples Coal Company office. The move places a piano pool table and much of the furniture in the new quarters while the hand engine is kept at Bristol Auto Shop. The older King Philip Fire Company No 4, renamed in 1873, has long served Bristol. Foreman Joseph Gladue has led for 24 years and Wilfred Guevremont has been first assistant for 26. The White auto fire truck remains at the station and will be run by 11 volunteers until a new company is formed, to be considered by the Board of Fire Engineers next Monday evening. Community leaders debate whether the old building should be repurposed for town offices or used as a police station to ease Burnside Memorial crowding.
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King Philip Fire Engine’ Company
Thames Street
John Street
Staples Coal Company
Bristol
King Philip Fire Company
No. 4
King Philip Fire Engine Company
No. 1
Joseph Gladue
Wilfred Guevremont
Board of Fire Engineers
Burnside Memorial
Community Supper Marks Final Bristol Season
A Bristol community supper in Rockwell Hall drew 150 attendees as Rabbi Samuel M. Gup of Providence delivered a broad, timely address on unity and diversity. He urged unity through differences, praised the Y for breadth, criticized immigration policy, and urged interfaith community collaboration. The meal, served by 17 Ladies' Committee members, was praised. the Social Study Club with bean suppers and talks on American Democracy starts next Wednesday.
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Rockwell Hall
Samuel M. Gup
Providence
Bristol
Jesus
Congress
America
Senator Colt
Japan
Rabbi Gup
Washington
State House
Social Study Club
Holm
Real Estate Change Possible for Two Hope Street Buildings
It is reported that the Colt estate may transfer ownership of two Hope street business buildings. One houses J H Young & Co on the lower floor, the other houses A D Lollo’s tailor shop and Dennis Bros. store. Trinity Church owns the land, with a 40 year lease to the prospective new owners Stephen W Hopkins and A D Lollo if the deals close.
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Hope Street
J H. Young & Co
A. D. Lollo
Dennis Bros
H. E. Place
Col. S. P. Colt
Trinity Church Corporation
Colt
Stephen W. Hopkins
Talbot& Hopkins
Young
Lollo
In the Air Tomorrow Program at WJAR
Local vocalists scheduled for an evening broadcast on WJAR include male, mixed, and female quartets led by J M Jones W A Gray Wisbey and A W Barrett plus Miss Aida Connery Mrs J F O Donnell and others. Solos feature Aida Kennery Pardon R Kenney and V Gray with saxophone by Joseph Perry Fall River noted as a well known performer.
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Outletmpany
WJAR
Everting
J. M. Jones
W. A. Gray
Wisbey
A. W. Barrett
Aida Connery
Lewis Hoar
J. F. O'Donnell
F. A. Rounds
Births Recorded in Town for Moren and Tucy Families
In this town on May 12 and May 14 a daughter named Barbara Ruth was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moren, and a son named Charles was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Tucy on Charles street.
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Tucy
Charles E. Tucy
Charles Street
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Bowlkies
Eve
Lee
Francis Newbury Close
Optometrist
Markoee
Automobile Insurance
E. A. S Insurance
Hope St. Auimies
Pastime Theatre
Maurice Tourneur
Anna Q. Nilsson
Milton Sills
Duncan
Wnm. Fox
A. S. M. Hutchinson
Ann Forrest
Gladys Leslie
Percy Marmont
Hutchinson
Atranion
Balke i. Valentina
Billy Sullivan
King Philips
Gup
Pascosg Wickford
Vantine
Connery
Ingram’s
Overland Express
Beol
Franklin St
Sullman’s
Comstock’s Express
Page & Brieniakty
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