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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1937

Page

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Poor Farm Proposed as Community Home for Bristol Needy

Bristol Rhode Island officials hear from Public Aid Director C E Burns about renovating the Poor Farm into a community house to care for elderly and single destitute residents. The council considers a Work Relief Project and a future town meeting vote while budget notes show a September deficit and bureau reserves.

Burns Gommunioj Awasestone Hanercle Towa Bristol Rhode Island Charles F. Burns Public Aids John Romano Domenico Mascolo Work Relief Bureau

Bristol Frocks to Install 70 More Sewing Machines

Announcement from Bristol Frocks announces installation of 70 additional sewing machines within two weeks expanding capacity. The firm occupies the entire eastern third floor of the Number One building owned by USS Rubber Products with entry from Franklin street. Established February 1936.

Bristol Frocks USS Rubber Products, Inc Franklin Street

Symphonic Orchestra to Return in Bristol Under Dr Leps

Plans are under way for another Symph ony Orchestra concert in Bristol. Dr Wassii Leps directs the group, funded by the State Department of Education from a state appropriation. The ensemble mirrors the Providence Symphony Orchestra and features highly trained musicians. In Bristol they previously filled the Guiteral School auditorium to capacity, delivering excellent results under Dr Leps.

Bristol Symphony Orchestra Wassii Leps State Department of Education Providence Symphony Orchestra Guiteral School Leps

Work of erecting new bleachers starts today at Gulleras Field

Erection of two blocks of bleachers begins this morning at Gulleras Athletic Field. Each block has 7 sections with 550 seats, totaling 1100 seats. Located now on the south side near Washington street, the structure will move to the baseball diamond in spring with 84 foot blocks along the first and third base lines. Hussey Mfg. Co. of North Berwick, Maine, handles the work and completion is anticipated today.

Gulleras Athletic Field Washington Street Hussey Mfg. Co North Berwick

Supt E S Mapes Speaks At P T A Get Together

At the Reynolds school last night the Get Together meeting drew over 100 attendees. Superintendent Elmer S Mapes spoke on The Need of Pre Primary Classes and outlined potential courses for the upcoming Andrew Memorial School.

Parent-Teachers’ Association Reynolds Elmer S. Mapes Mary E. Spooner Adele Sturdevant Jessie Molasky Sohlo Audrey C Munro Sturdevant Santa Lucia Louise DeLacca Laura Voccio Guiters Stedakg Walter E. Kerr Frances Horton A. H. Payne Concetta C Hazeldine Wesley Arm*strong Fern King

Bristol Dramatic Club Plans Comedy Season Opener

The Bristol Train of Artillery dramatic group met at Harry S. Young Jr to plan a winter season opening comedy The Late Christopher Bean by Sydney Howard Young will direct and chair the arranging committee Others present included Eleanor Rae Viola Anderson Lilian Dunbar Dr C E Callery Kenneth Weaver Robert Huey and 4 H Bense.

Bristol Train of Artillery Dramatic Group Harry S. Young, Jr Union Street Christopher Bean Sydney Howard Mr Young Eleanor Rae Viola Anderson Lilian Dunbar C E. Callery Kenneth Weaver Robert Huey H Bense Harry Young

School Board to Accept Federal Grant for Andrews Memorial School

Bristol School Committee meets to officially accept a 105000 PWA grant toward a 235000 Robert Shaw Andrews Memorial School on Hope Street. The project, funded with a130000 private endowment, will provide vocational and physical facilities for the local high school with completion required within 12 months of the contract.

Bristol School Committee PWA Robert Shaw Andrews Memorial Hope Street Financial Town Robert D Andrews Colt Joseph A. Hammill

Rehearsals Begin For Step This Way Mystery Musical

Rehearsals for Step This Way began last evening with a large cast of singers dancers and dramatic artists taking part in the Doric Club sponsored production. A professional director from John 3 Rogers Producing Co of Ohio arrived marking the start of earnest work. George W Boutilier reports exceptional cast work and notes vacancies will be filled soon.

John 3 Rogers’ Producing Co Ohio Doric Club AMREA Epus Wingas George’ W. Boutilier

St Elizabeth's Young Men Club Plans Social and Bingo

The St Elizabeth's Young Men's Club announces a bingo party and social tomorrow evening at Columbia hall Wood Street to benefit St Elizabeth's Church. Chairman John Raposa leads a committee including John Rego Christy Mello Joseph Travis Joseph Costa Anthony Barboza Joe Sardenha Manuel E Bento Manuel Sardenha Jr Arthur Mello and Dennis Mello.

ST. Elizabeth’s St.Elizabeth’s

Coming Events Oct 16 Food Sale Hope Hope Bradford

Oct 16 Saturday food sale at Remieres Store on Hope and Bradford streets under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of State Street M E Church. Proceeds support church and community activities.

Remieres Hope and Bradford Streets Ladies’ Aid Society State Street M_ E

Armistice Day Fund Appeal by Town Council and American Legion

A joint Armistice Day observance fund drive by the Town Council committee and Kearney Post No 6 of the American Legion seeks public donations to finance the commemoration. The appeal urges generous support to arrange a fitting ceremony and events for the observance.

Kearney American Legion Sdaacca

Mariners Elect Officers for Vigilant Ship Marta

Mariners elect officers for the Vigilant with Clara H Herreshoff as ships designer and port watch boatswain. Leah Eisenstadt and Natalie Herreshoff as coxswains. Sylvia Pagnano boatswain. Ruth Molasky coswain. Esther Hazen Viola Leclerc yeomen. Jessie Sanford supercargo. Associate college members Margaret Mathewson Ruth Sanford Rhoda Hobson.

Mariner Ship Vigilant Port Watch Clara H. Herreshoff Boatswain Margaret Connors Leah Eisenstadt Natalie Herreshoff Starboard Watch Sylvia Pagnano Ruth Molasky Esther Hazen Viola Leclerc Yeoman Jessie Sanford Clara Herreshoff Margaret Mathewson Ruth Sanford Rhoda Hobson

Jeff Davis Speaks at Rotary on Endeaavour Tales

Jeff Davis addressed Bristol Rotary amid talk of America's Cup races from weeks earlier. Despite a cold and dental troubles, he attended to share observations about Captain Ned Heard and former Endeavour crews, delivering entertaining anecdotes and candid replies.

Jeff Davis Rotary Bristol Jeff Dudiente Ned England Fni Endeavour I

Differences Between Ranger and Endeavour II Crews

Jeff notes a clear contrast between the Ranger and Endeavour II crews. He recalls Ranger sailors moving efficiently like clockwork with each man knowing his place, while the English crew lacked that coordinated flow. The excerpt ends with a note of continuation on page 6.

Jeff Ranger

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C.E. Burns James Holmes Anthony J. Ferrara Ferrar Matthew G. Maetozo Edward A. McLaughlin M. D State Health Department Council Ever Ready Fire Company Defiance Hose Company Pauline S. Jencks Joseph A Jean Arthur Edward Arnold Dick Tracy Nan Greg John Howard Donald Woods Mondal Fuesday Ronald Colman Jane Wyatt Margo Thomas Mitchell Edward Everett Horton Isabel Jewell E. S. Mapes B. T. A. Dramatic Club Store Reeve Penn Jesse H. Metcalf Wallis E Howe James J Walshey Shis Shere Mt. Hope and Mason Avenues Mr. Childs Or Mr. Allard Constitution Street Witten Street William Street Bourn Street I Pte Industrial Trust
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