Editorial Warns Against Half Hour Parking On Hope Street
The town editorial argues against permitting half hour parking on both sides of Hope Street in the business district. It cites the street as narrow with buses and double parked cars raising accident and fatality risks. It says current west side parking inconveniences some and traffic officers are unavailable to enforce limits.
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Hope Street
Bristol
National Fire Prevention Week Call to Public Vigilance
The article urges nationwide Fire Prevention Week from October 9 to 15 and emphasizes that most fires are preventable. It notes natural causes exist but most damage comes from carelessness and ignorance, affecting all citizens and taxpayers, and calls for cooperative public education to reduce fire losses in one week.
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United States
Town Council urged to study loan of old White fire truck
The proposition to loan the old White fire truck for five or six months prompts careful Town Council consideration. If usable for emergencies, the apparatus may be needed during any serious conflagration.
Mount Hope Toll Bridge Proposition 16 Passes Hearing
The Mount Hope Toll Bridge Proposition 16 moved forward as Army engineers in Providence heard testimony on Tuesday. No opposition emerged to the plan to seek War Department approval to build the bridge linking Mount Hope and Portsmouth.
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Mount Hope
United States Army Engineers
Providence
Secretary of War
Portsmouth
Local social and civic notices fill town life
Read of visits home by Rev Francisco G Vieira and Mrs Allard mass for the repose of Mrs Rachel Allard at St Marys. Epworth League program features Miss Pauline Mayo. St Rita's Girls Club hosts card party and dance. Guiteras Memorial School planning dedication events. Columbus celebrations and church activities pepper the week. John A Victoria named Booster editor at Bryant Stratton College. Local residents move, study, or resume activities at churches and schools. Police report a street accident leaves Richard Smith injured. Sebastian Allesandro linked to the crash. Fire call to Pappa Squash Point proves false alarm. Samuel Kinder of Kearney Post returns from Europe.
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Samuel McCaw
the Ark
Jaffrey
N. H
Francisco G. Vieira
St. Elizabeth's Church
Azore Islands
Portugal
Rachel Allard
St Mary’s Church
Suzman’s Ladies
Suzman’s Ladies’ and Children’s Annex
SAVE
Adv
Pauline Mayo
New York City
Epworth League
State Street
M. EF
St. Rita's Catholic Girls’ Club
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Academy Hall
Wood Street
Mary Alisio
Guiteras Memorial School
Colt Memorial High School
John Post Reynolds
Christopher Columbus
First Baptist Church
Andrew Christensen Burton
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Garand Army Hall
George Marz
Empire
State Armory
the Green & White
Anna Knowlton
Antonio da Ponte
Manuel T Perry
Leo Nussenfeld
Miss Marys
Charlotte Manchester
William L. Manchester
Central Street
St. Mary's School
Concord
Bristol District Nursing Association
Charles Hughes
Warren
Chester E. Butts
Rhode Island
United States Internal Revenue Service
Providence
Hotel Belvedere
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
Memorial Chapel
Richard Smith
Main Street
Sebastian Allesandro
Lamb Legs and Pork Loins for Roast and More
A grocery list itemizes lamb legs and pork loins for roasting, plus smoked shoulders, pies, and apples. The compact notice outlines available cuts and produce for a seasonal kitchen plan.
City to install new signal lights in five town sections
The police department will install red light signals at five town intersections including Wood and Hope, State and Thames, High and Burton, Constitution and Wood. A master switch at the police station will trigger all signals to indicate a needed officer. Telephones near signals will aid response. Chief Kavanuagh backs the plan and engineering plans are from Narragansett Electric.
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Wood
Hope
State
Thames
High
Burton
Constitution
Richard J Kavanaugh
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company
Painting Bids Sought for Ever Ready Fire Station Bristol
The Board of Fire Engineers invites bids for painting Ever Ready Fire Station on Thames Street Bristol Rhode Island. Work includes two coats of paint on specific areas such as south room second floor cloak room ceiling and wood work and the stair foot partition. Bids due by October 14 1927 at 8 o clock. Specifications from Chief Engineer John Grabert 198 High Street.
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Thames Street
Bristol R. I
John Grabert
High Street
Bristol R. I Board OF Fire Engineers
Per M Moore, Jr
Bristol Female Charitable Society Elects Longtime Directress
Rev Charles W. Martin presided at the Bristol Female Charitable Society annual meeting held at Mrs William Henry Spooner's home on Hope Street. Mrs William H Spooner was re elected First Directress for over 50 years. other officers were Second Directress Miss Miriam Skinner secretary treasurer Mrs Harriet L Peckham Auditor Miss Lillia R Farrington.
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Charles W. Martin
State Street ME
Bristol Female Charitable Society
Willam Henry Spooner
Hope Street
Martin
William H Spooner
Miriam
Wi. Skinner
Harret L Peckham
Lillia R. Farrington
Board of Managers
Gertrude ID Drurve
W Fred Williams
Fred G B Blaisdell
William H Angevine
For Rent Unfurnished Seven Room Cottage at Boat Yard Tea Room
Furnished? No. Unfurnished seven room cottage from now until June 1, 1928 at Boat Yard Tea Room Ferry Road Bristol Bath. Lavatory, toilet, electric lights, town water, two open fireplaces. Rent reasonable to a small family of adults. A A Edmonds Co Real Estate 471 Hope Street Bristol Tel 189.
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Boat Yard
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Julio F. Xavier
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