Sewer System Plan To Be Acted On Friday
Town meeting at 7 30 p m in John Post Reynolds School will decide on sewer repairs extensions and new pumping capacity. A tax assessment plan and zoning change for a gas station at Hope and Wood streets are also on the agenda.
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John Post Reynolds
Hope
Wood Streets
Special Sewer Survey Committee
James S. Coles
Washington Street
Oliver Street
Hope Street
Bristol Harbor
Mt. Hope Bay
Ferry Shore
Richand
Wood
Washington St
Oliver St
Walkers Cove
Bristol
Hil Ferry
Castriotta
Fires at Wardwell Farm dump draw Bristol inquiry
Fire Chief Robert J. Anderson refused to comment on the Wardwell Farm town dump fires. Dr Clark said a new well and spray system will improve water saturation to curb the fires, which continued over Memorial Day weekend as Bristol firefighters responded for three days. Dr Shields and Dr Bruno spoke at a conference on child care shaping future policy and federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Anderson
Wardwell Farm
Bristol
Clark
Anderson
Trinity Church Dedication Marks Bristol Parish Anniversary
The Trinity Church edifice in Bristol was dedicated Sunday at 3 pm by Bishop Granville G. Bennett, coinciding with the parishs 75th anniversary. The service featured a large congregation, notable clergy, choral members from St Andrews School, and a social hour with chimes and organ music. The event also included discussions on Bristol health needs led by Dr Shields and community welfare concerns debated by local officials and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Bristol
Granville G. Bennett
Diocese of
Rhode Island
Hope Street
Pappasquash Road
William L. Kite
Christ Church, Westerly
Wm. T. Townsend
St. Martin’s Pawtucket
Lionel C. Beaudet
Harris
Daniel K. Davis
Clarence H. Horner
D.D
John B. Lyte
All Saints
Providence
Anthony R. Parshley
Arthur M. ‘Dunstan
Warren
Daniel Osborne
Newport
Albert C Larned
Warren A. Ward
Harold Hutton
Pawtucket
John R. Sinclair
Vernon A. Gray
Hezekiah W. Church
Chester R. Burgess
Calbraith B. Perry
Trinity
Raymond A. Whalen
J. Edwin Conley
Leonard S. Radlawn
Granville Gaylord
Sanitary Engineer Declares Emergency Conditions Exist
Walter J. Shea head of the State Division of Sanitary Engineering declares an emergency at the town sewer plant due to accumulated sludge exceeding disposal capacity. Council seeks $1800 for sludge removal but taxpayers refused the Emergency Town Meeting funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Shea
Ls Cief
State Division of iSanitary Engineering
Shea
Sewer Commission
Apsil
Harold McRee Leaves for Naval Training Center
Harold McRee the son of Mrs Mabel McRee of 20 State street departed Monday for the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes NL to begin training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McRee
Mabel McRee
State Street
Naval Trainng Center
Great Lakes
Marley Asks Rededication Of Faith To War Dead
Frank J. Sylvia and Anthony J. Nunes heads of the local Republican and Democratic parties will meet tonight at the Burnside Memorial building to select a new moderator for Friday’s Special Town Meeting at Reynolds School. The move follows Bertram W. Wall’s illness keeping him from presiding at the last Financial Town Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Sylvia
Anthony J. Nunes
Burnside Memorial
Reynolds School
Beause
Bertram W. Wall
Moderar
Remembering fallen heroes and pledging postwar resolve
Arthur E. Marley warned that America must honor Pearl Harbor and other war dead by acting now to secure peace. The Memorial Day program at Kearney Post Home featured speeches on Communism, national security training, civil defense, and rebuilding military and civilian defenses. The event recalled veterans from the 243rd firing squad and included taps at local cemeteries, with a call to keep faith and strengthen UN leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Cassino
St. Lo
Seven Seas
Arthur E. Marley
The
American Legion
Kearney Post
Franklin Street
Marley
Europe
Asia
Russia
United States
Alaska
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Atlantic Seaboard
Continental
Congress
America
United Nations Organization
George Fish
243Rd
Battery C
Juniper Hill Cemetery
St. Mary’s
North Burial Ground
Burnside Memorial
State Street Wharf
Kearney Post American Legion
Dad Took My Dog Away Inspired Tale by Eleanor Caton
A sixth grade pupil Eleanor Caton writes about a girl who finds a half grown collie near her school. The dog remains unclaimed and the girl seeks parental permission to keep him, with a cautious yes if he is not a nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Molasky
Ime
Miss Molasky
Eleanor Caton
Mom
Naming My Dog After Uncle Who Went To War
A narrator recalls happiness with a dog named Dan who jumped and barked. The speaker names the dog after a kind uncle who served in war, reflecting affection and gratitude for family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Dan and the Water Hole Mystery Collie Puppy Gift
The speaker recalls daily swims at an old water hole with Dan and others. After Dan saves Mike O'Brien from drowning, he dies or vanishes, leaving the narrator grieving and questioning their father. A wooden box delivers a collie puppy named Dan as a memory and coping signal after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Mike O’brien
Mike
Dad
Old Pal Returns as Girl Recalls Beloved Dog
A fragment from Eleanor Caton reflects a girl’s memory of finding a wooden box dog with holes and the belief that a man is not all bad if loved by a dog. The piece closes with gratitude to Caton for her original writing and hopes for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Castriotta
White House
Conference For Youth
YMCA
J. Foster Price
William P. Shields
Shield
Paul C Bruno
Shields
Bishop Bennett
Ory
Dr. Shields
C. Paul Bruno
Mary E. Periera
Elizabeth Smith
Bruno
Gregory Peck
Hugh Marlows
Dean Jagger
Gary Merrill
Millard Mitchell
Willie
Dan Dailey
Corinne Calvet
Colleen Townsend
William Demarest
Bing Crosby
Gloria Jean
Joyce Reynolds
Ros
Robert Cummings
Lizabeth Scott
Diana Lynn
National Committeeman
Legion
Danny
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