Civil Service as Cure for Government Headache
Editorial argues civil service reform would reduce patronage and ensure job security for state workers. It urges Republicans to study other states where civil service has been adopted to improve efficiency and administration. The piece notes the political staffing churn harms state operations and calls for decisive action.
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Republican Party
Obituary of Roger W. Murphy Former Bristol Resident
Roger W Murphy of East God Ross died at home after a long illness. A retired railroad man, he moved from Bristol about 40 years ago. Survived by brother Edward Murphy of Oliver street, two daughters Mrs Laura Crandell and Mrs Alfred Pollitt of Appenaug, and two stepsons Walton and Howard Waldron.
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Roger W Murphy
East God Ross
Bristol
Edward Murphy
Oliver Street
Laura Crandell
Alfred Pollitt
Appenaug
Walton
Howard Waldron
Community Bean and Roll Orders Through Friday Night
Orders for beans and rolls are being taken by Mrs. George Marshall at Bristol 616W and Mrs. W. J. Pettine at Bristol 172-Minot, with a deadline set for Friday night.
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George Marshall
Bristol
W. J. Pettine
Charity and sale events in Bristol and surrounding area
Bristol and area residents attend a string of events including a Mount Hope Chapter OES food sale at Hopkins store on Hope street with chairwoman Mrs Vincent Pettine. Other notices include a Thanksgiving sermon at First Congregational Church and a Past Presidents Night planning by the Men’s Union of the Congregational Church.
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Mount Hope
E. S
Hopkins’ Electrical Store
Hope St
Hopkins
Hope Street
Men’s Union of the Congregational Church
Henry Sanford
A. H Bease
R S Bosworth
H D Graetz
David Horne
Amie Can
Winifred C. Walshout
Trippestreet
Hope Gitte, Daughters of
Trabella
K. of C. Hall
State Street
Vincent L. Pettine
Hoe Street
Mt. Hope
O E
Stephen W. Hopkins
Marian E D Newman
Harriett Munro
Rhode Island
Bristol
Services Announced at First Baptist Church
Rev Arthur W Burdon will preach at 10 30 oclock Sunday morning in the First Baptist Church. The church school session follows at 11 45 am.
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Herbert D. Graetz
First Congregational Church
Arthur W Burdon
First Baptist Church
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