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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1961
Page
12
Canon Anthony R. Parshley of Martin's Church in Rentoke, public relations officer, announces invitations to 300 of the 1961 campers to join the Young People’s Chorus. Campers and counselors familiar with the Folk Mass are urged to attend and worship with the Canon on that date.
Word of a sudden tragedy spreads after the girl is found dead. The Rev W Owings presides at St Michael's Church service this afternoon at 2 o'clock with other clergymen present. Police received a distress call Monday night around 4:35 p.m. describing a possible serious incident involving a young girl.
A Bristol search resumed at 8 am with police firemen Coast Guard and state police helicopter locating a girl’s body on Monkey Wrench Lane shore near the bridge. Michael Tamburro says the death appears a jump. classmates recall Janet Gogtia as a social, cheerful friend.
Waldemar B delivers illustrated talk at Bristol Garden City meeting on Wednesday November 8 at 2:00 PM at Mrs. Carr’s home Fish Hawk Farm. The Audubon Society director is an authority on final Audubon prints and has traveled nationwide studying newly found pieces. He plans an extensive trip to Europe this winter for new prints.
Mrs Alice T lante proposes converting 217 Hope Street into a convalescent home named The Tides. John Squillante filed the petition with the corporation on Oct 24. The State Department of Social Welfare ordered an examination to assess suitability. No definite plans have been made yet.
Mrs Frank Pardee Jr speaks at St Michael's Junior Fellowship meeting at Se ael's Church Sunday at 3. The Senior group follows at 7 o'clock.
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