Bristol Leaders Weigh Future Growth At Rotary And Lions Gatherings
Public meetings by the Rotary Club and Warren Lions Club discuss Bristol and Bristol County development. A Chamber of Commerce committee will meet the Town Council Tuesday to plan attracting new industries, urging patience as progress unfolds.
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Local items invite readers to submit notes to Phoenix column
Community notices list illness at home for Dr. F Williams reports from Bristol chapter D A R whist party at Chapter House and other town events. Mentions and travel plans of Mr and Mrs Henry Darling and miss Marion Darling plus Edith Leahy return from Atlanta conventions and a rifle shoot series.
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Halloween Masquerade and Upcoming Local Events
The schedule lists a Halloween Masquerade at the Armory under the Paresti-Teather Association, a November 4 chapel event by Col. Chatem's Country Store with Netopian Society, and multiple November and December fairs and sales hosted by groups including Progressive Citizens' Club Eagles' Hall Makowsky Building Epworth League and Ladies' Aid Society. Also a Christmas Sale at State Street M Church vestry and a Bristol Yacht Club Dance.
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Leahy Baby Born to Maurice and Margaret Leahy
A daughter, Margaret Anne, was born Friday October 16 1931 to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Leahy.
Auja and Pacheco Funerals Notice in Town
In this town Oct 23 1931 Mrs Frances S Auja 38 wife of Joseph Auja of 39 First School Street burial Monday morning Pacheco in this town Oct 22 Mary Angelo Pacheco 21 daughter of Mr and Mrs Manuel Pacheco of 8 Usher Street funeral Monday morning at 10 oclock
Great Statesman Quotation Reported By The Statesman
A fragment notes a public figure referenced as a great statesman and mentions a claim not to be fatigued, attributed to Taleda Rinde in a quoted or paraphrased line. The passage emphasizes public regard for the statesman’s words and the claim of his resilience.
Uncle Eben Deflects Compliments From Hippo Joke
Uncle Eben quips about his looks and says the hippo is more handsome, as printed in the Washington Star. The snippet presents a humorous exchange reflecting playful regional dialect and comic tone.
Education booster talk prompts PTA support in Bristol
Dr Charles Carroll, state director of vocational education and law professor, urged Bristol residents to protect school funding and seek new educational opportunities. He highlighted endowment value, urged industrial replacement efforts, and stressed skill in turning raw materials into valued goods. The meeting approved a $5 donation to the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and set monthly meetings for the second Friday. Louise Capone to represent the Bristol Club at a university extension course. The association president may attend a national meeting to discuss aims and local engagement.
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Sacred Manuscripts Probed as Chicago Emerges as Treasure
Rare gospel manuscripts spanning centuries have surfaced in Chicago through the Chicago Association of Commerce. The New Testament department at the University of Chicago bought a 13th century Greek gospel manuscript praised as a premier example of cursive script. The item arrived in the United States in 1916 from Jamina, Albania, and was found with a Chicago dentist.
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Weeping Mulberry Sheds Graceful Weep in Suburbs
A popular ornamental tree the weeping mulberry grows 8 to 10 feet tall with curling branches that droop toward the ground. Rare north of New York, 100 varieties exist, mostly seen in the South and California where improved types are being grown successfully.
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