Town Council Meeting Reviews Taxes and Unlicensed Dogs
At a semi monthly Bristol Rhode Island session the Town Council discussed about twelve thousand dollars in unpaid taxes dating back to 1906 and more than 300 unlicensed dogs with delinquent owners given a chance to pay. The council also approved licenses for moving picture shows and several victualing licenses and reestablished guide posts. A special constable was appointed and street improvements along with water drainage concerns were reviewed. Executive session followed.
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Bac
B. F. Lindemuth
Winthrop G. Thurston
B. & B. Amusement Co
High Street
Sinking Fund Commission
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Hope Street
Burnside Street
Committee On
Bristol Improvement Association
Cranston
Metacom Avenue
Mt. Hope
Bristol
Highway Department
Rhode Island Charities Conference Holds Annual Meeting in Bristol
Large attendance at the seventh annual Rhode Island State Conference of Charities and Corrections met at the Hotel Belvedere Bristol with sessions on institutional care environment of deprived youth and defective speech in children. An automobile tour and dinner followed. Brown University’s J Q Dealey presided as toastmaster. resolutions noted deaths of Jacksons and set Providence as next host.
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Rhode Island State Conference of Charities and Corrections
Belvedere
C. B. Rockwell
Bristol
Harriet E. Thomas
Newport
Winthrop A. Risk
State Home
E. E. Gardner
Lockanosset School
Frederick J. Farnell
Public Schools
Providence
Mt. Hope
Colt Drive
Ezra Dixon
F. H. Hammill
Dexter Thurber
June Rockwell
F. Lavander
John F. Dunn
Learon C. Colt
W. Fred Williams
J. Prentice Murphy
Children’s Aid Society of Boston
Alice Howland
Hope
Florence Kelley
New York
National Consumers League
Democracy and Girls’ Clubs
Ethel Hobart
Boston
Massachusetts Federation of Working Girls’ Clubs
The
Vacation Association
Maude Wetmore
Woman's
Frederick H. Jackson
J. F. Farrally
Hiram Kendall
E. S. Cheney
J. W.H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Morrissey
Wardwell and Miss Burdick Wed at The Elms in Westerly
Samuel Wardwell who runs boat shops at Bristol harbor and Edith Burdick of Westerly were married Saturday at The Elms in Lower Pawcatuck Westerly. Rev. Williams officiated with double ring. Bridesmaid Nellie Avery and best man William Wardwell attended. They plan to reside at 843 Hope Street Bristol after December 1. The bride trained as a teacher at Rhode Island State Normal School.
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Samuel Church
B. Frank Burdick
Nellie Avery
New York
William A. Wardwell
Boston
Aaron Ward
Wardwell
Marine
Hope Street
Bristol
Rhode Island State Normal School
Ardoin
Dofield Scheel
Exhibition Flight Sunday by Colt and Magee in hydro plane
Col S P Colt engages aviator Jack Magee for an exhibition hydro plane flight next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 off the Boulevard on Do appocse squaw. The event is billed as a notable spectacle with local interest.
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S. P Colt
Jack Magee
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