In Memoriam 1953 Germaine Spaulding 1956
In memory of Germaine Spaulding, beloved by Mommy, Daddy, Donnie, and Ricky. You will live forever in our hearts as memories depart and life goes on.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1956
Page
7
In memory of Germaine Spaulding, beloved by Mommy, Daddy, Donnie, and Ricky. You will live forever in our hearts as memories depart and life goes on.
In loving memory of Germaine Spaulding, cherished granddaughter. Loving memories endure as years pass, deep in our hearts a memory is kept of the granddaughter we loved and can never forget.
Bristol Rhode Island invites sealed bids for construction of Mount Hope Avenue relief sewer. Bids due September 21, 1956 at 5 PM, opened publicly. documents available September 11, 1956 for $50 deposit. Bid must include certified check at least 5 percent. Wages must comply with state prevailing rates. Preference to Rhode Island citizens applies. The Bristol Sewer Commission reserves right to waive informalities or reject all bids. Louis Mederros, Chairman, Bristol Sewer Commission. Dated September 7, 1956.
A 20 foot waterline experimental sailboat with 225 square feet of sail defined a new class known as Herreshoff 225s. The design aimed to surpass 12 1/2 and 15 footers, signaling a shift to larger vessels and modern styling.
The junior-senior high school band will participate in the dedication Sunday of the St. Louis J. Romano Room at the town beach. Ceremonies begin at 2 p.m. in the new administration building. If rain, events move to Colt Memorial Auditorium. Speaker A. A. Pansa, a Bristol public schools and University of Rhode Island classmate of the late Army lieutenant, is slated to attend along with town officials.
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