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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1964

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Sailstar Boats to Move Production to Bristol Facility

Clinton J. Pearson who founded the Pearson fiberglass boat line will relocate Sailstar Boats from West Warwick to Bristol. Offices and a 50 000 square foot plant will occupy the former Collins and Aikman site on Constitution Street and Church Street. Production will begin early next year with expansion planned. Sailstar will display at the New York Boat Show in January.

Clinton J. Pearson Pearson Bristol Sailstar Boats Saistar West Warwick Wall Be Collins and Aikman Constitution St Bourdering Church St Sailstar Grumman Alled Industries Pearson Corp Sailstar Carl Alberg Farnum Butler Mt Desert Tasman Bigelow Sue Ellen Sanderson Anchorage Warren Christopher K Petty Grumman Allied O'Day Paul Whyte New York Grumman Corp Aircraft Manufacturers Grumman Allied Industries Grumman Albery Rhodes Portsmouth Herreshoff Burnside St

Landmark Bristol Store Demolished for Savings Branch

Demolition crews raze Eisenstadt's store at State and Hope Streets in Bristol to clear space for a Providence Institution for Savings branch. The site holds pre revolutionary foundations and was rebuilt in 1783 by Hezekiah Usher who ran a dry goods shop. The corner has housed several owners since, with design by local Bristol architect Philomene Sturges III.

State and Hope St Eisenstadts Col Camptons Franklin St Constitution St Hezekiah Usher Gov Bradfords Mr Usher Providence Institution For Savings Philomene Sturges III Bristol

Absentee ballots still uncounted in Bristol election

Bristol officials expect a state board review next week as about 400 absentee and shut in ballots remain. Closest contests include Bristol council seat with William Sousa leading Antonio DaPonte by 40 votes and school committee race where Salvador Gianola leads Dr Frank Correia by 15 votes.

Bristol William P Sousa Antonio DaPonte Salvador Gianola Frank Correia Gianola

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