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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1932

Page

2

Memorial Day Observances Outline Procession and Graveside Honors

A coastal procession will pass N I R Co wharf with Women’s Relief Corps flowers in memory of sailors. The march continues to G A R Hall for ceremonies and a firing squad from Battery C 243d Coast Artillery. A later squad will decorate graves at Juniper Hill St Marys and North Cemeteries.

Women’s Relief Corps G. A. R. Hall Sons of Veterans The American Legion Battery C 243D Coast Artillery State Armory Juniper Hill St Mary's North Cemeteries

Fourth of July plans aim for low cost celebration

Town committee discusses budgeting for a community Fourth of July event with local speakers and affordable activities. They propose a minimal program after the baseball game and a Twilight League game to avoid extra expenses, emphasizing keeping costs low and maintaining tradition.

Community notices from Bristol area events and elections

The town schedules a Burnside Memorial Building meeting at 8 tonight for Fourth of July plans. Rhode Island Republican League trustees Charles B Rockwell and Bertram W Wall will serve to 1933. Memorial Day services are planned at St Michaels Church with Rev AR Parshles. A Bristol minstrel show and a Kirke Muit Grange event drew local participants. The 24a Coast Artillery band will play for a veteran at the Soldiers Home. The May procession at St Mary’s Church is set for Sunday afternoon. The Bristol Colt Alumni ball date was moved to July 1 to become a premier social event.

Burnside Memorial Suzman Charles B Rockwell Bertram W . Wall Republican League of Rhode Island St Michaels Church AR Parshles Cole Alfred AL Merriman Daley BT Entertainment Association Bristol Kirkemuit Fast Warren James J Gsarvin Russell Chaffee Phylls Coggeshall Tourn Frans Fred W Macauley Jr Miss Hattie Manles Flmer Middle Road Pembroke College Brown University Miss Mantes Clarenne Barbour Bruce Hobson Earl H. Hobson Kingsley Lincoln R. I St. Mary’s Church Bristol Colt

Memorial Day Services At Bristol Post Office

Memorial Day at Bristol post office notes no city carrier deliveries and no rural route service. Street letter box collection at 645 am. stamp window 7 to 9 am. general delivery 7 to 9 am. Money order and registry close all day. mail received at 6 20 and 7 10 am. mails dispatched at 11 15 am. Patrons may leave notes at general delivery before 3 pm. lobby opens 7 am to 6 pm.

Bristol Refused Loan for Sewer Plant Project

The Industrial Trust Company declined to provide an additional 5000 loan to complete plans for a sewer disposal plant. Secretary of the Sewer Commission Wa To Dweer said Presidents Alfred Williams and FP Joriemomen Howe discussed the loan, and the bank indicated it would not fund more. Counters will seek the 5000 loan from other sources.

Industrial Trust Company Dweer Sewer Commission Coutresd Alfred Walliams Joreiomen Howe Wailhams Counmers

Memorial Day Scout Parade Prep in Bristol Troops

Bristol four Troops and Sea Scout Ship Kearney officers and scouts must report Monday May 30 at 8 30 am to Scout Building Hope Street for Memorial Day parade and exercises. Uniforms urged but not required. Patriot services at St Michael's Church Sunday evening. Troop 4 outdoor supper hike planned weather permitting.

Bristol Kearney Bulding Hope Street St Michael's Church G AR Hall America Patrol Michael Grone At & Oclock Court of Honor Maynard Suzman

Scout Awards Granted at Board Session

At a Board of Awards session Michael Grimo of Troop 2 was promoted to first class. Earl Le Doux, Joseph Mazza and Domenick Ero were made second class. Chairman Cole Ms A Cheesman presided with District Commissioner George R. Fish and Acting Scoutmaster Lawrence S. Ashton assisting. Meh metri Ruggiero noted.

Yegeas Rion Michael Popazion Athe Frank Silvia Board of Michael Grimo Earl Ledoux Joseph Mazza Domenick Ero ColeMs A. Cheesman George R. Fish Lawrence S. Ashton Meh Mteer Ruggiero

Adversity Inspires Rethinking and Growth

A concise reflection notes adversity guiding clearer thinking and personal development, emphasizing the value of enduring challenges to achieve wiser judgment and stronger character.

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