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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1959
Page
8
William L McCaughey appointed to the board of trustees of the First Congregational Church to fill the vacancy created by Fred Palmer's resignation. Charles Luther, deputy chief of the fire department, is ill with pneumonia at Newport Hospital.
The Bristol Volunteer Firemen Association Fourth of July Muster Committee will meet Friday evening at the Ladder Station High and Church St. Committeemen are urged to attend. Also reported are family notices: Manuel James Rego back from major operation at RI Hospital thanking friends. birth of Gregory Allen Silvia. Ann Hoover moving to New York for work. Our Lady of Mount Carmel card parties resume Sept 16. Kenneth Darrell Helstein born Sept 4. Colaianni family updates. Hope Circle fall meeting. Eastward Jewish Center Hebrew Sunday School opens Sept 13. Nurse Anna Palumbo Bernstein graduation. RI Congregational events Sept 29. Joseph F Castro returns from St Anne’s Hospital with thanks to friends and the Independent Band.
Dr Paul F Fletcher, coordinator of language arts in public schools, invited to head the publicity committee of the New England Association of Teachers of English. He has been active in national organizations, taught at Rice, Salve Regina, and Calvin Coolidge College, and will teach college composition for the Massachusetts Department of University Extension this fall.
The family of the late Mrs Evangelina Martin expresses sincere thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for sympathy kindness and visits during bereavement. Special thanks to the clergy of St Elizabeths Church and to all who attended the funeral and cared for them.
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