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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1929

Page

3

Mount Hope Bridge Opens With Detailed Construction History

The article recalls the Mount Hope Bridge dedication on October 24 1929 and presents officials directors and engineers of the Mount Hope Bridge Company Rhode Island public roads board and consulting firms. It lists construction milestones from 1927 to 1929 including piers viaducts towers and cable work with exact dates and firm names. It notes historic Rhode Island facts such as Bristol and Portsmouth origins and notable figures tied to the region.

Mount Hope Bridge Phoenix The Board OF Charles P Sisson L H Callan Douglas R Coleman R P Compton JD C Crawford A C Dent John W Garrett N. C B Hibbard George H Newhall H C Rickaby W P Sheffield Herbert W Smith W H Vanderbilt Rhode Island State Board OF Public Roads Abram L. Atwood B. Frank Robinson John W _ Hanley Frederick A H_ Bodington Joseph P Burlingame George H Henderson Daniel O Cargill Mount Hope Bristol Portsmouth Providence Plantations Roger Williams Island Rhode Island Aquidneck John Clarke King Philip Massasait Massachusetts Philip New England

Welcome to Bristol signs placed by Lions and Rotary clubs

Signs reading Welcome to Bristol were installed at approaches to the town by the Bristol Lions and Rotary clubs. Rotary placed signs at the Warren Bristol town line on Hope Street and Metacom Avenue. Lions will erect signs at Ferry Road north of Mount Hope bridge and at those same points soon.

Bristol Newport Portsmouth Providence Boston Mount Hope Bay New York Washington Lafayette Rochambeau Sullivan America Bristol Lions Rotary Clubs Ferry Road Mount Hope Bridge eRotary Club Warren-Bristol Hope Street Metacom Avenue Lions Club

No Public Bequests In Codman Will

The last will of Mary Elizabeth Codman widow of Arthur Codman, who died in Germany in August, left all property to her cousin Martha Catherine Karolik Codman. Dated April 25, 1928, the brief will contained no public bequests and was probated here on Monday. Witnesses were Calvin M Hitch, James H Calder, and Fred Tadge.

Mary E. Codman Mary Ezabeth Codman Arthur Codman Germany Martha Catherine Karolik Martha Catherine Codman Calvin M Hitch Washington, D. C James H Calder Vernal Utah Fred Tadge Salt Lake City

Antarctic Councilman Receives Greeting From Harold June

Councilman Elisha Hibbert received a message from Chief Petty Officer Harold I June of the Antarctic Expedition under Commander Byrd yesterday. The note expresses anticipation of a busy summer and returning home, signed Harold J June. Hibbert and June previously worked together at the Herreshoff shops.

Elisha Hibbert Harold I Byrd Hibberts June Herreshoff

Banquet Honors Samuel Brelsford At National India Rubber Plant

A Wednesday evening banquet at the Colonial Hotel on State street honored Samuel Brelsford, retiring foreman machinist after 42 years with the National India Rubber Company. Toastmaster Samuel J. Connery led tributes from thirty machine shop employees, who presented Brelsford a smoking set. Connery chaired the organizing committee with Joseph Gallagher Frank Keating and John Simister assisting.

Colonial Hotel State Street National India Rubber Company Samuel Brelsford Samuel J. Connery Brelsford Joseph Gallagher Frank Keating John Simister

Installation set for Christian Endeavor officers

The newly elected officers of the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Congregational Church will be installed Sunday evening during a candle light service led by Rev. Herbert E. MacCombie, 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Chapel. St Michael's Young People's Fellowship will join as guests. Rev. Herbert D. Graetz shares a morning sermon at 10:30 on Where the Leaves Go and The Joy of Salvation, urging time to feed the soul.

Christian Endeavor Society First Congregational Church Herbert E. MacCombie Rhode Island Christian Endeavor Union Memorial Chapel Young People’s Fellowship St. Michael’s Episcopal Church Herbert D. Graetz

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