New Pumping Station and Waterworks Upgrade 1875
A town committee completed a shore pumping station on Thames Street with a brick building, Knowles pressure pump, and two thousand feet of new pipes to Reynolds Mill, Phenix Sugar Refinery, and National Rubber Company works. Fifteen thousand dollars funded the project. Also covered are St Mary’s Fair prizes, and a Springfield Ohio girls baseball club called the Blondes and Brunettes, noted for their first public game in a reduced field.
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State Streets
Knowles Force
Reynolds Manufacturing Company
Bradford Street
Phenix
Thames and
Bradford Streets
National Rubber Company
Wood Street
John Street
Herreshoff
Providence
ST Mary’s Fair
St Mary’s
NS Burnham
Mr Kane
Woonsocket
Johanna Tobin
Nellie Dwyer
Edward B Meiggs
Elizabeth Minnehan
James Tobin
Mayne
Mr McCallion
Warren
Annie Culley
Miss Mandin
Springfield
Ohio
Solomon
Nike Site debate raises Bristol implications for town growth
Letters discuss the Nike Site near Bristol and its potential reuse by Roger Williams College. Questions are raised about land size, rehabilitation costs, bus service, utilities, environmental impact, and funding for a school at the site. A second letter proclaims November 27 a National Day of mourning for Indigenous peoples, led by William Big Toe Wilcox.
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Nike
Bristol
Business & Financial
Journal Bulletin
Roger Williams
Newport
Rockwell Student Wins State Art Contest Prize
Robert Barros, a Rockwell School second grader, captured first prize in a statewide elementary art contest sponsored by the Cranston Bicentennial Committee and the RI Service Foundation. He lives with Mr and Mrs Bruce Barros at 12 Lea Drive and imagines life on Earth or another planet in 2176.
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Robert Barros
Rockwell School
Cranston Bicentennial Committee
RI Service Foundation
Robert
Bruce Barros
Lea
Earth
Space
Community Center expansion plans include youth programs and advisory board
The Center adds a Youth Group Advisory Board with BHS student representatives and the Youth Group, expands offerings like ceramics and a Drug Prevention seminar, and hires Mary Lytle to counsel ages 13 and up. Town Council weighing reorganization under the Rec Board with debate over keeping or disbanding the Commission.
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BHS
Mary Lytle
Travers
Rec Board
Center Commission
Aguiar
Rec
Rec Department
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South America
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Plymouth Rock
William Big Toe Wilcox
Indian Council of RI
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