Town Lands Report Urges Better Income From Public Properties
Councilman Edmonds presents a town lands study deeming most leased lands and buildings yield less income than their costs including tax exemptions water assessments and maintenance. He urges selling or improving properties to improve annual returns and treat town ownership as better business practice.
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Edmonds
The
Phoenix
Davis Wilson
Mr Edmonds
Local Women Win Prizes In Barrington Flower Show
The Bristol Garden Club took 1st in Class 3 with Shadow Box led by Mrs Stanley E Friswell. Other winners include Mrs J Howard Paull 3rd in Class 4, Mrs Sebastian Bernard Jr 1st in Class 9, Mrs Fred N Palmer 2nd in Class 9, and Mrs Melvin W Bair tied for 2nd in Class 12 with Mrs Howard IL Merrill. Judges were Mrs Carl W Haffenreffer and Mrs William W Perry with Mrs Sebastian Bernard Jr. as third judge for hat exhibitors.
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Bristol and Countryside Garden Clubs
St. Andrew's School
Barrington
Bristol Garden Club
Stanley E. Friswell
J Howard Paull
Sebastian Bernard Jr
Fred N Palmer
Melvin W Bair
Howard IL. Merrill
Mirs Carl W Haffenreffer
William W Perry
Bristol Garden Club Exhibit At Redcrest Details Winners
The Bristol Garden Club met at Redcrest the home of Mrs Samuel C Wardwell to exhibit flower hats and floral arrangements in metal containers. Prizes included one first, two seconds, two thirds and a special prize for best metal container exhibit, with winners named among 12 exhibitors.
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Bristol Garden Club
Samuel C Wardwell
Redcrest
Edward L. Teahy
R F Haffenrecer
Venes M. Herreshoff
C Dpd Burt
Harold C Paull
William W Perry
Howard Paull
Harold Paull
R F Haffenreffer
Samual A Hall
Arthur H. Carr
Metacom Avenue
Samuel C. Wardwell
Wesley A. Armstrong
War Chronicle and features in Boston Sunday Advertiser
The September issue highlights a complete war events section titled The First Year of the War and previews the American Weekly Magazine novel The Table Talks. It promotes two major features in the September 1 issue, published by the Boston Sunday Advertiser.
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American Weekly
Boston Sunday Advertiser
Bristol Notes and World’s Fair Visitors Highlight Local Life
Visits to the New York World’s Fair by Tet Booth Paul F Thompson and Irvin M Porter are noted along with Mrs Anthony S Thomas of Hope Street. Local clubs meet or plan events including the Bristol Train of Artillery gathering, the Eastern Shore Stamp Club, and various garden and social gatherings across Bristol and surrounding towns.
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Paul F .Thompson
Irvin M. Porter
Anthony S. Thomas
Hope Street
New York City
Democratic Caucus Notice for Bristol District 2
The Democratic District Committee of the 2nd Representative District Bristol R 1 calls electors to Reynolds School Bristol RT on September 20 1940 at 10 00 AM EST to elect Delegates and Alternates for State and Congressional Conventions and to nominate federal and state officers. Also to elect Delegates and Alternates for a Senatorial Convention and to select a Representative candidate and Committeemen and Committeewoman. Caucus hours 9 00 AM to 9 00 PM.
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Democratic District Committee
Bristol
R. 1
Reynolds School
Elks Auditorium
Providence
United States
Paremterart
Ceneral
General Assembly
Democratic State Committee
Esther Bueciness
Sts
Representative sought to handle magazine subscriptions in Bristol RI
An ad offers a representative post for managing magazine subscriptions in Bristol Rhode Island and nearby areas. It notes families order many subscriptions each fall and winter, with free instructions and equipment, and promises the lowest rates on domestic and foreign periodicals. Moore Cottrrell Inc invites interested parties to start a growing business from Naples Road North Cohocton NY.
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Bristol
R. I
United States
Moorecottrell, Inc
Naples Road
North Cohocton
New York
Republican Caucus in Bristol District 1 September 1940
The Republican District Committee of the 1st Representative District Bristol Rhode Island calls Republicans to Bristol County Court House on September 17 1940 at 1000 AM EST to elect delegates for a State Convention in Providence and to nominate statewide candidates including U S Senator Governor and other offices. Delegates also chosen for a Congressional District Convention and a Senatorial Convention with additional business as permitted.
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Republican District Committee
Bristol
R. I
Bristol County Court Horse
Flks
Providence
United States
Bristol County Court House
High St
Bristol R
General Assembly
Reynolds School
Elks Auditorium
Republican Party
Republican State Coalition
High Street
R. IL
Ciucus
Wallace L. Mossop
Grace V. S. Hubstis
Bristol Caucus Notice for Delegates and Nominees
Town of Bristol Rhode Island notifies voters of the September 1940 caucus to elect delegates and alternates for a State Convention at Elks Auditorium Providence and to nominate Republican electors and officials. Also delegates to a Congressional and Senatorial Convention and a candidate for Representative. Caucus hours 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
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Bec i
Bristol Phoenix Publishing Company
Roswell S. Bosworth
Raymond Wilcox
Bradford St
Corner of Thames
Kearney
Legion Headquarters
Franklin ST
U. S. Navy Band of
Washington, D. C
Kiwanis Club
Pawtucket
NEW West High School
East Avenue
Ralph Povar
First Street
Faust
H. Hochman
J. Mederios
Bristol and Warren
Jaygar Corp
Westminster St. Providence
Draftsman's Supplies
Jos. G. A. Riccio Eng’r & Surveyor
Gaspee
Mr. Hope
Masonic Temple
Samuel W. Church
Weston
Vermont
Howard W. Church
Robert F. Munro
Mt. Philo Inn
North Ferrisburg
Bristol Train of Artillery
Armory
State Street
Edwin S. Godfrey
Irving M Porter
U. S. Rubber Company
Mr. Porter
Boy Scouts of America
Fred Bowler
New Bedford
Mr Bowler
Frank McKeever
Marion Munro
Eileen Darling
Seekon
Robert F Munro
Eleanor T Munro
Howard W . Church
Barbara Clark Chadsey
Wrest Barrington
Harold B Chadsey
Albert Mc Ernst Jr
West Barrington
John D Kettelle
Barrington Congregational Church
Albert Q Farle
Civil Service
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Allen E Hawkes
Maxwell
Earle
State Department
Spire Ad
Arthur D
Brelsford
York
Andrew Wilcox
Arthur Duiffin
Mrs
Gordon Small
Harwichport
Cape Cod
F. B. Small
Walter K. Taylor
William Dwyer, Jr
New Jersey
William T. Dwyer
Peter Mousseau
William Verity
New London
Conn
Theresa Marino
Stamford, Conn
Angelo Marino
Vito Tortora
Stamford
Mrs. Marino
Valley Street
Labor Day
Bristol Wall Paper Store
G. A. R. Hall
Daniel W Coggeshall
Harry L. Brooks
John W Church
Elwin A. Hill
Eastern Shore Stamp Club
Library Hall
Riverside
Hillsgrovez
Aid
Makter
Portsmouth
Roberta Fales Dixon
Fred Dixon, Jr
Bennington College
Bennington, VI
Martin ‘Nelles
John Angers
Waterbury
Corth
Charles H. Liscomb
Whitman
Mass
South County
Nantasket
Francis T. Dwyer
Burton Street
St. Bernard’s Seminary
Rochester
N. Y
William P. Paine
Milton Alligood
Milton Jr
Waterford, Conn
Mite Society
Joseph Hoyle
James W. Salisbury
Mabel Salisbury
Mr. Salisbury
Henry Wood
John E. Marshall
O. L. Obermaier
Ridgewood
N. J
Helen Peck
Pythian Sisters
Grand Army
A.“S
Rubbee
Beals Field
Texan
Garcia’ Ubz Farm
Metacom .Avenue
Charlotte A. Young
Marion L. Darling
Catherine V. Levere
R. S. Bosworth
North Conway
N.H
First Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Irma Verity
Garden City
L. L
Michael Cappaghi
Collins and Aikman Girls Club
Amicae Guild
W .Raymond Dixon
Gibson Road
Bristol Highlands
Democratic
Caucus
Antonio D'Angelo
George R. Fish
Friendly Circle
Republican District
William G Dixon
Helen H. Newbold
Taylor’s
State ST
Ashman’s
Island Park
Short Line
Corner Hope & State ST
Burnside Social Club
Erbert C. Eales
Pleasant ST
Fale River
Church St
J. J. Nascimento
What Cheer Laundry
Cranston ST
ER. A. Skinner
Hope St
Vereron A. Maisano Bros
Atlantic