Bristol civic leaders rise from local roots and service
Prominent Bristol natives educated in local public schools served as World War II veterans and activist volunteers. They held roles as Charter American Legion members, Bristol Lions Club past president, and led the Bristol Basket Ball League as president.
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Bristol Lions
Bristol Basket Ball League
Bristol business man and civic leader noted
A long time Bristol resident known for two decades of business work also served seven years on the Bristol School Committee. He held leadership roles as First Vice President of the Bristol Lions Club and was a former Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. He belonged to St Alban's Lodge No. 6 and St John's Commandery No. 1.
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Bristol Business
Bristol School Committee
Bristol Lions’ Club
Knights of Pythias
St. Alban's Lodge
Bristol
St John’s Commandery
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
Waldron Co
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Political Skunk Hunters and Campaign Intrigue in New England
Editor passages reveal a heated exchange over Peter Gerry's campaign with Bill Troy predicting Gerry's 30,000 vote win. The note mentions Governor Green's secretary and alleged East Providence Democratic aid, plus legal maneuverings by former officials and associates. The piece includes a second tale about a Boston firm’s hook on hog farming profits, a humorous letter from Longmeadow about not raising hogs and a fictitious gold bond, and ends with a Providence-linked anecdote indicating political sharp practice and public skepticism.
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Bill Troy
Providence
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Green
Gerry
Democratic National Committee
Peter G Gerry
Delhi
New York
Eddie Higgins
East Providence
Joe Gainer
Pat Curran
Troy
Statistical Department
Boston
Independent-Labor Rally for Bisbano in Belvedere Hotel
Anthony Fordge Bisbano, Independent-Labor candidate for Representative in the First District, will speak from the balcony of the Hotel Belvedere at a Saturday evening rally on November 3. The event aims to energize supporters and outline his campaign platform.
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Anthony Fordge Bisbano
Independent-Labor
Mr Bisbano
Belvedere
Skunk Hunters Roundup at Gill Airport Coventry
A large crowd of Bristol Skunk Hunters will attend a roundup at Gill Airport by Lake Tiogue in Coventry this evening. From across the state the Skunk Hunters in field and sport uniforms with pointer dogs and enemy hounds will gather to defend the bill of rights guaranteed towns and cities by the Rhode Island State Constitution.
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Bristol
Gill Airport
Lake Tiogue
Coventry
State
Rhode Island
Senator Al Chafee to preside over state gathering
Senator Al Chafee of Scituate will preside. About 5000 are expected from various points in the state and plantations will send a delegation.
Balfour Cheshire wedding in Bristol finalizes union at St Michael
Miss Elsie Cheshire daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cheshire married John Robert Balfour son of Mr George A Balfour of East Greenwich at St Michael's Church. Canon Parshley officiated and the ceremony featured organ music by Miss Viola Anderson. Guests included about 150 relatives and friends at a reception, with plans to reside at 65 Burton Street after November 3.
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St. Michael's Church
Elsie Cheshire
William Cheshire
John Robert Balfour
George A. Balfour
East Greenwich
Anthony R. Parshley
Viola Anderson
Evelyn Cheshire
George Balfour, Jr
Richmond Gorham
Ralph Church
Everett Church
Hope Street
Grace F Kinder
Warren
Burton Street
Methuen
Mass
Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Bryant & Stratton Business College
Colt High
Educated Bristol Public Schools 6 Years First Division R I
The item notes a Bristol public school education lasting six years and a first division award for Rhode Island Naval Militia service. It also identifies a past president role in the Rotary Club.
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Bristol
R I. Naval Militia
PUPILS MAY STILL REGISTER IN AFTERNOON CLASSES
Superintendent Elmer S. Mapes announces Federal EEP funded afternoon classes open for registration. Courses run Monday to Thursday from 3 to 4 30 and 4 30 to 6 with no sessions on Fridays and Saturdays. Subjects include English Algebra Chemistry and Psychology. Potential Art offerings may follow if enrollment meets targets. Michael Securo and Jamies D Sullivan supervise.
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Elmer S
Mapes
Michael Securo
Jamies D. Sullivan
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