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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1927
Page
2
An editorial urges Bristol officials to remove an old wooden building deemed a fire menace after taxpayers petitioned. It warns of liability for adjoining property and calls for inspecting other risks in congested areas and requiring fire proof roofs if a big fire occurs.
The Town Council met on Tuesday and granted a Bradford street taxpayer a permit to extend his building area to a line parallel with the front of the adjoining block. Earlier, a Bradford street businessman was ordered to halt excavations and move plans to avoid encroaching on sidewalk lines per the old Schubarth survey.
The Weather Man offers a forecast of rain for this section as three weeks of unprecedented mild temperatures give way to wet conditions. The region, favored by Providence, eyes the change with practicality and caution.
The Mount Hope Bridge Project first came before the State Legislature when Representative William N. Conners introduced it nearly a decade ago, drawing skepticism from many observers regarding its feasibility and cost.
Local residents who mocked the plan now support the Spah connector between Bristol and Portsmouth as construction is expected to begin soon signaling a shift in attitude.
The ruler forbids holiday celebrations in Italy. He aligns with the view that hard work sustains a productive nation, echoing Sherman’s no play philosophy and stressing that a contented populace fuels prosperity.
Rt Rev William A Hickey bishop of the Rhode Island diocese will confirm a large class of boys and girls at St Mary’s Church at 7 30 Tuesday evening The Rex Anson B Howard rector of St Michael’s will conduct the monthly religious service at the Home for Aged Women on Franklin Street Sunday at 4.00 PM.
Gratitude goes to Pris tol residents for their support of a popularity contest under The American Legion auspices. Appreciation extended to endorsing young ladies and local storekeepers who aided the event and the Delvedlere Elotel for providing refreshments and the use of space.
An Airdale owned by Mrs. Fred Wilbur was killed by a car near Hope and State streets. Another dog died on Hope street near J. Howard Paull's home. Burnside Lodge No. 34, Knights of Pythias, approved attending Myrtle Lodge Woodsocket for the Traveling Token ceremony by Eureka Lodge Pawtucket next Monday. travel by auto.
The funeral for Pietro Alesi three years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alesi was held at the family home on Wood Street. Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery.
Public whist event opens a series with the first game scheduled Tuesday evening at 7.15 o'clock in Odd Fellows Hall.
Three month old police puppy missing near 15 Prospect Street. Black coat with brown paws and spotted chest. Reward offered to Jehu Marshall for safe return.
One year old Phaedine white collie missing since last Monday. Owner asks for help proving ownership or paying advertising charges. Contact J R Ingracny Colt Thaive for information.
A local note indicates a potential property claim on Church Street requires presenting proof of ownership at Holmes House. Researchers urge handlers to file documents to establish title and rights.
A terse classified ad seeks a woman to perform general housework duties. Respond by writing to Applety, Box A, Phenix if office.
Workers urged to apply at Brum & Co 503 Wood Street for farming tasks or alternative arrangements. The notice seeks hands for ongoing farm work with options to stay on site or arrange other duties.
After school Ros wanted to work in a shoe repair shop. Two buildings in separate locations at 335 High street and 213 State street are available for rent. Each in good condition suitable for storage of household furniture or merchandise. Edmonds Co. contact 139.
Eight room one family houses on Hope Street offer all modern conveniences including a one car garage. Immediate possession available. Rent is 50 dollars a month. Contact Edmonds Co at telephone 139.
Moderately priced lower tenement with four to six rooms offered on Hope and Conventencer road. Location noted as suitable for tenants seeking affordable housing with a flexible layout and moderate rent.
Ideal location with all conveniences available for rent. Reasonable terms for desirable people. Contact A Edmonds Co Tel 189.
Cottage at Boat Yard Tea Room Ferry Road offering seven rooms and full amenities except heat. Rent is low for a small family of adults. Contact Edmor’s Co at telephone 139.
Centrally located property in good repair offers fifteen rooms and all conveniences. Immediate possession. Rent six dollars per month. A A Edmonda Co Tel 139.
Rooms available on Bradford Street near Thames suitable for mill operatives with reasonable rent. Apply at Phenix Office.
A fragmented notice describes the Packt of Bienes in a county where heirs of the late William and Maryeonneny femme residents once lived. It notes a gown and other items left behind years ago, implying a long dormant sale or probate action.
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