Bristol Relief Effort Mobilizes After Water Crisis
Rehabilitation work begins with volunteers from Boy Scouts, The American Legion, and local officials led by Dr. Merriman and Paul as Bristol mobilizes for disaster relief. Water supplies are supplemented by 7 truckloads from Pawtucket while officials seek federal and state aid and schools prepare to reopen Monday.
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Sony Childreds
Kearney
Elmer 5S
Mapes
George R. Fish
Prescott B. Paull
Chif Ferrari
Merriman
Joseph Castronovo
Southeastern District Health Unit
Rhode Island Department of Prooli Health
Pawtucket
Bristol Phoenix
Charles W. Cromer
John Maciel
United States
Theodore Francis Green
Aime J. Forand
Robert E. Quinn
Ferrara
Joseph C. Kinder
Holmes
Charles Otten
Bristol
Narragansett Electric Company
Bristol County
Cermany
Morrow
Otten
Elmer S. Manes
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Colt Memorial High School
James E. Sullivan
Guiterns Memorial
Igh
Bristol hurricane relief aids aid clothing and shelter
Canon Anthony R. Parshley announced Red Cross and SAR YPA teams collected and distributed clothing furniture and bedding at the Red Cross office while the YMCA provided lodging for several homeless families. Legionnaires from Kearney Post were cared for, and the town showed strong community spirit through the emergency.
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Anthony R. Parshley
St. Michael's Church
Bristol
American Red Cross
Rei Cross
SAR
YPA
Willian H. Anzevine
Pice