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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1947

Page

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Traffic Committee Hears Hope Street Parking Opinions

About 75 residents and merchants attended a two hour Traffic Committee hearing on the 60 day one side parking plan for Hope Street. The group formed a four man sub committee to refine recommendations for a joint meeting with the Town Council next Friday.

Hope Street Ralph F. Kinder Daniel G Coggeshall Earler Charles Dew. Brownell Coggeshall Kinder Olice A J Ferrara e.Traffic Committee John D Moore Narragansett Electric Company Council J Floyd Huestis Mr Dunn McLellan Rew Lee

Townies to Play Sunday at Guiteras Field Stadium debut home game

The Bristol Townies meet Club 400 at Guiteras Field Sunday at 2 15 pm marking opening of home schedule. Rear Admiral Hoovers will throw the opening ball. Townes, Bristol County champions, travel with full squad except Harold Manchester who is nursing a broken shoulder. Townies have 1 1 1 record in Colonial league games and recently beat North Providence Merchants 13 6 before losing to City Hall ACA. Floodlights at Guiteras Field were installed and practices are held there on evenings from 7 to 9.

Bristol Townies Club 400 Guiteras Field Gilbert C. Hoover USN Townes Bristol County Harold Manchester City Hall Manchester Pansa Walt Dias Manton Mohawks Pierce Memorial Stadium North Providence Merchants North Providence High School

Halloween Eve Plans Advance in Bristol

Bristol groups coordinate Halloween events at the State Armory and YMCA. Activities include movies, vaudeville acts, a teen dance, costumes prizes, door prizes, and a parade led by local organizers. Fundraising seeks a $500 quota to cover planned festivities and souvenirs for youngsters.

J Floyd Huestis Kearney Post Bristol Muriel Ashton Bristol Boy Scout Bristol Vets

Idaho Bishop to Visit Rhode Island Episcopal Diocese

The Rt Rev Frank A Rhea head of Idaho since 1942 will visit Rhode Island Oct 26 30 to address four missionary mass meetings as part of the Every Member Canvass. He will preach at the Messiah and Grace Church Providence with sessions in Pontiac Pawtucket and Newport.

Frank A_ Rhea Idaho Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island Granville G Bennett Rhea Grace Church Providence Pontiac Pawtucket Newport Anthony R Parshley All Saint's Church Narragansett St Paul's Church St George’s Church Church of the Redeemer Diocese of Cathedral of St Michael Boise Missouri St Stephen's College Berkeley Divinity School Texas

F T Goff to Lead 19th Annual Charity Ball

Fredrick T Goff named chairman of the 19th Annual Charity Ball by State Deputy Donald J. Murray. Goff, past Grand Knight of Bristol Council, has held multiple offices, chaired Catholic Charity Appeal efforts, and serves as Secretary of the Zoning Board. He works at United States Rubber Company as Assistant Industrial Relations Manager.

Donald J. Murray Knights of Columbus Rhode Island Fredrick T Goff Goff Bristol United States Rubber Company

Bristol Community Chest Supports Local Youth Programs

One in four Bristol residents benefits from Community Chest agencies. Local groups include District Nursing Association Girl Scouts YMCA with a 14930 budget. state agencies total 2787 plus 1050 for expenses, making 18767 overall. Edward J Fitzgerald and Stephen W Hopkins lead the fundraising campaign with divisions opening mid October. Over 75 percent of funds go to children, with 80 girls and 187 boys in Scout troops and about 350 youths in YMCA programs.

Bristol Community Chest Red Feather District Nursing Association Girl, Scouts YMCA Boy Scouts A. I Child Service Girl Scout Development Council Edward J Fitzgerald Stephen W Hopkins Indus Mpaign Frederick Janet MacDougall John H Taplin Earl P. Mathewson Raymond Walker Anthony DuPont James A McKenn Arthur Wiese James E. Sullr Mary Maloy Moses Moore L Samuel Scout

Auction To Benefit Comfort Station Fund

Members of the Bristol Exchange Club finalized plans for a charity auction on October 25 at 1 pm at Beals Field Hope Street. The event supports the erection of a comfort station on the Town Common. Posters promote the sale and local groups are urged to back the campaign. A guest, L W Gouilbard of Esso Marketeers, attended and a short film Oil and Poru was shown. Plans also call for a Halloween Party at the White Rail on October 31. The next club meeting will be in November.

Bristol Exchange Club Beals Field Hope Street White Rail Riding Club Bristol 1182 L. W Gouilbard Ales Esso White Rail

Mrs M T Donovan Addresses Bristol Women's Club

The Bristol Women's Club met October 14 at the YMCA with Mrs Raymond Makowsky presiding. She announced rug making and stencil classes, praised Mrs Roger Pigeon's work, noted 156 members, and the club voted to donate 1000 to the Children's Home. Mrs M Theresa Donovan was introduced as the principal speaker.

Raymond Makowsky Makowskyy M. Theresa /Donovan T D. Adams

Business Opportunity An enticing Bristol based venture offer

An advertisement invites industrious individuals to establish their own profitable business with complete instructions for operation. Limited to one installation in Bristol. Write to Box N or phone G for details.

Bristol

Petey the fox terrier narrowly survives hospital wound

A fox terrier named Petey, aged 13, suffers a severe back wound from a Great Dane. Dr Phillips in Riverside treats the dog with local anesthesia and stitches after a dramatic rescue by the owner and Rene Sutcliffe. Petey remains in the hospital for several days and sends a grateful kiss to her owner.

Petey Phillips Riverside Rene Sutcliffe Rene Mrs. Phillips

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LU Warren Brownell Ferrara Massachusetts Dunn Edward D. Kunz Townies Episcopal Colt John Mills Valerie Hobson Bernard Miles Sigma Chi Elyse Knox Phil Regan Bulldog Drummond Anita Louise Ron Randell Technicolor Margaret O’brien Cyd Charisse Karin Booth Danny Thomas America Andy Hooky George Santerre Sfl Fall River Naval Reserve Santerre F. T. Goff Chest Bristol Women’s Club Y.M.C.A Blue Murder Little Petey Donovan Fredjnot Waring Stroudburg Music Arthur, Wiese Edward Bunn Thomas Black Vasta Ruggero Edward Monahan Stewart Barr Mariam ‘McCaughey George Dupont Bert Morris Alvin Koenig Arthur Belmore Colonial League Natick Club Bristol Town
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