Bristol Sewage Hearing Ends With Decision Possible
The State Board of Purification of Waters closed a Bristol hearing after testimony from Prof F P Gage of Brown University and Stephen DeMr age. The board will likely issue an order to install a sewage plant and an appeal to the Supreme Court may follow to resolve if 1901 Bristol act supersedes the 1930 Pollution Act.
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State Board of Purification of Waters
F. P.goreham
Brown University
Stephen DeMrage
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Bristol
Edw. L. Leahy
Bristol Harbor
Newport Harbor
East Greenwich
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Connolly
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Judge Leahy
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Leahy
W. Louis Frost
Constitution Street
Pappasquash Point
Johnson
Oliver Street
M G A Campaign Drive Set To Begin Monday
The local Y M C A plans a week long campaign to raise $5000 starting Monday. General Secretary Earl H Hobson and Dr M Merriman lead the drive with a military style organization and 70 workers. Suppers hosted by a women’s committee will run Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings with guest speaker FE C Worman, associate state secretary for Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Cretary
Earl H. Hobson
M. Merriman
J Winthrope Wolf
Hobson
FE. C. Worman
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Worman
M.C
Bombay
India
E. H. Hobson
Sadie Congdon
Celia Akin
Robert McCaughey
Sophia Young
Urges Registration to Vote in Bristol Democratic Call
James T. Pierce asks Bristol voters to register now. Town Clerk John W. Church will hold books on Wetl ey night between 7 and 9 to register those eligible for the November election and the town election next March. Every US citizen 21 or older should register and vote.
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Bristol Phoenix
John W.hurch
Wetley
Pat Canaries
United States
James T. Pierce
Bristol
Democratic Town Committee
Memorial Day Service at First Congregational Church
Representatives from town patriotic groups and veterans attended the Memorial Day service at the First Congregational Church. Rev. H D Graetz preached on The Continuity of Sacrifice. no Civil War soldiers were present due to weather, but the pastor paid tribute to the Boys in Blue.
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First Congregational Church
H D Graetz
May Processions At St Marys Church
Nearly 200 children from the Children of Mary Sodality participated in a Sunday procession at St Marys Church led by altar boys. Miss Mary Walsh carried the sodality banner while Jean Tobin laid a basket of flowers at the shrine of the Blessed Virgin, with several girls in white and boys in dark suits joining the ceremony.
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ST. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Church
Sisters of Mercy
Mary Walsh
James J Walsh
Nancy Sisson
Jane Greene
Children of Mary Sodality
Jean Tobin
Shrine of the
Ascension Day Services at Trinity Church
First Vespers Wednesday at 7 45 p m preached by Rev C S Hutchinson now of St Johns Newport Masses Thursday at 6 15 and 7 30 p m
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Coddington Point
Newport
Trinity Church
C. S. Hutchinson
St. John’s Newport
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