Town Council Meeting Sets Executive Session on Enforcement
The executive session discusses law enforcement matters as the committee authorizes forming a new fire company to replace King Philips.
23 May 1924
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
1
The executive session discusses law enforcement matters as the committee authorizes forming a new fire company to replace King Philips.
Opening ball game at Bleven Field features Bristol’s new strong lineup led by Shea Mulennan Doherty and Faulkner. The visiting fast Lawrence team includes notable players Jim Thorpe, Dewey Spaulding and Sweator on third. Ceremonies planned with Governor Flynn and state dignitaries. silver trophy to be presented before game start.
Chief Hugh F. Kelley says no trace found of Nancy Morino, 16, daughter of Jennie Morino of 5 Goulart Avenue. Described as four feet tall with dark eyes and black hair, last seen in a blue serge outfit with brown chinchilla coat, dark hat, and black shoes. Description sent to nearby police.
At the Y M C A the Men's Social Study Club gathered 25 men for a supper and a discussion led by Secretary Holm. The group explored the discovery and early settlements of America, colonial social life, and the push toward self government, with moving pictures afterward. Next meeting plans to cover The Building of America.
The Pas time Theatre lobby floor has been raised on an inclined rubber mat to level with rear gallery seating. Railings near the seats were removed to ease access. An upcoming electric generator will supply direct current for clearer less flickering pictures.
St Michael's Brotherhood will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Holmes House next Monday evening. Ivy Guild members will be guests. An entertainment and refreshments will be provided.
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