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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1956
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a general store or company in Providence with a date reference to 1864 and a person or item labeled Tel CH 35-8818 Me Waton Cc. The readable text is incomplete and does not provide a full event or clear outcomes.
The program names include Peters, Robert Usher, Angela Tammaro and Michael Mello with announcers Miss Tammaro Miss Matheson Miss Leonard Michael Tamburro and Patricia Botelho. Narrators include Elaine Peters French Frances Bullock and English Miss Jordan Miss Leonard oversaw illustrations and Sidney Pigeon served as stage manager. Refreshments were provided by the girls of the Club and Thomas Vendituoli with Miss Frances Horton as Club advisor.
Bristol Senior High School students under Miss Margaret Nerone set up sixteen store-window displays on Hope Street illustrating education themes. The exhibits, arranged by a committee led by Miss Anne Sisson, feature diverse topics from foreign languages to science and home economics.
The parents of Bristol Senior High School French Club members attended a Thursday program at the school. The event featured six plays and a song group, with participants including Matthew Perry, Elizabeth Ann Medeiros, Thomas Vendituoli, Isabelle Jordan, Diane Gracia, Rosalind Matheson, Frances Bullock, Lucy Smith, Suzanne Brown, and Elaine.
At a Sewer Commission meeting, member Louis Tortorice was tasked to inspect an abandoned Beach road sewer line still in use. Beach Terrace Improvement Association filed a complaint. If bacteria is found the line will be plugged. samples will be analyzed by the State Health Department. A special reorganization meeting is set for Friday Nov 30 at 7 pm.
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