Bristol Sewage Plant Delayed by State Board Dispute
State boards clash over Bristol Bristol sewer project delays curb Federal funds loan. Metropolitan Sewer Commission holds up the Bristol plan while the State Board of Purification of Waters opposes a proposed combined sewer system. Officials warn of rising costs and more job losses if delay continues.
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Metropolitan Sewer Commission
Green
Bristol
Bristal Harbor
State Board of Purification of Waters
State Board of
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Minister Graetz Finds Four Leaf Clovers in Bristol
Rev Herbert Graetz offered 34 four leaf clovers picked on Bradford street as a sign of upcoming prosperity for Bristol town. He suggested more clovers may appear, implying the Lord is with him and the town, and future good times lie ahead.
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Herbert
Graetz
Bradford Street
Bristol
Nadia
Tims
Rotary talk on progress despite human selfishness
Reverend A R Parshley argues world progress comes from recognizing self interest versus beneficence. He traces humanity from clan to nations driven by impulses and urges, urging Rotary members to promote service over selfish aims and keep individualism within communal ideals.
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Dove Lee
Anthony Ro
Rotary Claob
Belvedere
Noeoone
Ato
Brencante
Aman
Iman
Mir
Oman
Pease
Rotary
Proaster
American Legion Convention Delegates at Newport
Post 6 and its auxiliary send delegates and alternates to the Department convention in Newport this week led by Commanders LH Callan BOW Wall and Wm Gablinske. Delegates and alternates from the post and auxiliary include Domene Was sala Walter Briggs Francs Cuema Joseph Midmonds Cal Samuel A Hall Arthur Curtis Samuel JoSmith Jr Wim-Cashin Joseph Wo Fnes Cornelius J Head Mrs Flla Paull Miss Jlelen AJ Condon Mrs J Alfred Dubuc Mrs Hope Cote Nora J. Dwyer Mrs Walter Carr and Mrs Jennie Straight with alternates Marcia Gifford Roselma Desilets FE Doris Bullock and Annie Seymour.
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Jlelen
AJ Condon
J Alfred Dubuc
Hope Cote
Nora J. Dwyer
Walter Carr
Jennie Straight
Marcia Gifford
Roselma Desilets
Doris Bullock
Annie Seymour
Community Notes From Bristol and Providence
A mixture of local visits and events includes Mrs Eleanor Baker and Mrs Elmina Baker of Providence staying with cousin Jean D Ambrosio in Bristol Neck. Battery C drills resume Tuesday at the armory. 243rd Coast Artillery veterans meet Sunday at 1 in Britto's Hall. NRA member Nora Sullivan promotes Blue Eagle in her Blue Bird Shop window. Providence visitors Canada family return home. Rev Brother Bernardine of New York leaves for St Gabriel's School. Louie Gifford and Frances Jury spend a week in Bristol with Minnie Spooner. Colt Memorial student Raymond Mott undergoes appendectomy at St Joseph’s Providence. Scout Bugle and Drum Corps rehearse for Brockton Fair and Springfield Exposition. Local fire companies hold monthly meetings. three membership applications at Tyer Ready Engine and Hose. Hydraulton Engine Hose admits one new member. Dreadnaught and Dehance Companies conclude routine business.
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Elmina Baker
Providence
Jean D’ambrosio
Bristol Neck
243Rd Coast Artillery
Armory
Church Street
Britto’s
Thames Street
Nora Sullivan
Blue Bird
NRA
Adv
Nancy Baker Canada
Canada
William I. Baker
Bernardine
New York
James McCallum
Woodstreet
St Gabriel’s School
Louie Gifford
Frances Jury
Bristol
Minnie Spooner
Hope Street
Scout Bugle
Brockton Fair
Springfield Exposition
Arthur Jo Belmore
Anthony Jrisbany
Tver Ready Engine and Hose Company
Hydraulton Engine & Hose Company
Dreadnaught
Dehance
Healey named Bristol County sheriff in historic party shift
Governor Theodore Francis Green appoints John C. Healey of Warren as interim sheriff of Bristol County succeeding Philo V. Cady who died, marking the first Democratic hold in decades. Healey, 54, has long served Warren, holding roles from barber to fire company captain, earning $1200 annually plus fees. Deputy James F Megs and jailer Henry W. Serbst likely to be replaced by Democrats.
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John C. Healey
Warren Barber
Bristol County
Theodore Francis Green
General Assembly
Philo V. Cady
Healey
Warren
Warren Barbers’ Association
J. Healey
Central Fire Co
Fifth District Court
James F Megs
Henry W. Serbst
Local notices list visits and club events in Bristol area
Patrolman and Mrs Fudd J De mers return from Canada while other residents plan visits to relatives in Fast Dorsett VI. World Wide Guild meets at First Baptist Church vestry. Lawrence DiMauro recovering after surgery at St Joseph’s Hospital. Town Clerk and Mrs John W Church host brother Winfield H Church in town. Mr James Mapes visits his brother Supt E S Mapes at 997 Hope. St Rita’s Club fall meeting set for Sunday at Our Lady of Mt Carmel parish hall. Trances Gallagher enrolled in Rhode Island Hospital nurses’ program. Bristol Garden Club flower show postponed due to Mrs Benjamin McO MacDougall illness. Netopian SAners bake sale prep at Leroy Bell home. Gunteras hone helpers assist. Newport Yo MOCA vs Procelsior Club matches scheduled for tomorrow on Exeter courts. Robe rt Botaske Arthur Rae Venon Ot ten and Howard Bennett to compose team for mixed doubles. Neapolitan dinner event Sept 2 at Bristol Casino for Mt Carmel Church with dancing and orchestra. Mrs Paul Millemaggy chairs the arrangements with several assistants.
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Fudd J Demers
Canada
Niagara Falls
Charles Luther
Griswold Avenue
Fast Dorsett
World Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Winfield H Church
Los Angeles
Cal
James Mapes
Hornell, NY
E. S Mapes
Mapes
Hope Street
Trances Gallagher
Wood Street
Colt Memorial High School
Nurses’ Training School
Rhode Island Hospital
Benjamin McO Mac-Dougall
Bristol Garden Club
Bradford Street
Netopian Saners
Parst Congregational Church
Leroy Bell
Gunteras Hone
Bell
KR Os Bosworth
Howard Bennett
Messrs Fiske
Bennett Miatehes
Perry
Attar
Mt Carmel
Bristol
Dancng
Paul € Millemaggy
Geraldine Marino
Helen Romano
Madelne Cortellessa
GR Perenni
John RK Bernardo
An Income for Life Award Announcement
An income for life offers yearly payments of 1000 dollars for the first award and 500 dollars yearly for second and third awards. The full page notice appears in the American Weekly distributed with the September 19 Boston Sunday Advertiser.
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LIFE
American Weekly
Boston Sunday
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