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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
2
The piece contrasts Latin American impulsive revolutions with a cautious American approach to political change. It notes how Latin societies favor dramatic moves led by charismatic figures, while the United States seeks gradual reform through elections or economic leadership, maintaining respect for existing government in good and bad times.
Relatives from various places joined friends on Monday at Farm Metacom Avenue for a surprise party honoring Amon Wright. His daughter Mrs. Arthur W. Barrett presented him with a gold watch and he received many other remembrances. Music games and a collation enhanced the enjoyable evening.
Alton H Barrett visits Elizabeth N J while Col and Mrs Arthur W Barrett host. Bristol residents adjust homes for winter in Providence and Bristol. fountain planting and civic projects attract attention. Bristol Aerie 953 plans biweekly meetings and a parade float for the 250th celebration. Local society events, theater, and schooling details accompany notices of visits, travel, and community activities.
The piece notes private individuals and the Highway Department improving town appearance. Laying sod along Hop Street from State to Church by John Kemph boosts business districts and may spur more property upkeep. Civic pride could lead to transforming the area between the railroad tracks and Hope Street into a park to mirror the opposite side in front of Gutteras School.
Darby, pastor, delivers morning sermon The Divine Impulse at 10 45 A M at State Street M E Church. Sunday School begins at noon. Evening service scheduled for 7 30 P M.
Oct 2 is set for a reception to Worthy Matden and Worthy Patron of the Order Eastern Star at Colt Memorial High School.
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