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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1938

Page

5

Ninth Grade Guiteras Show Delights Local Audience

Ninth grade students at Guiteras Memorial Junior High presented a lively topsy turvy program titled Hey Close That Curtain. The event featured a large cast of students and a performance by the school orchestra conducted by Theresa Donovan with supervision by Jessie Molasky.

Guiteras Memorial Junior High School Charles Maytum Helen Almeida Lars Brownell Michael Maturi Herbert Francis Casimir Antonio Lucy del Piano Josephine Turcarola Albert Velleca Alexander Anderton Mary Burns Raymond Gablinske Raymond Warner Earl Gladue Andrea Nappi Alfred Eugene Chionchio Clarence Bowron Raymond de Leo Arthur Vanasse Joseph Carrara Lorraine Sousa Warren Drainville Shirles Levy Josephine Kerr Rose Digats Rose Chirico Singeig Dior Theresa Donovan Jessie Molasky

Wards Island Site History and Early Ownership

Wards Island in the East River New York City lies between Welfare and Randalls islands and is separated from Welfare by the Hell Gate channel. It later housed a large state hospital for the insane and was once a potter's field. After the Revolution it was purchased by two brothers named Ward.

Wards Island New York Eastriver New York City Welfare Randalls Islands Hell Gate Channel Ward

The Butaw Flag and Early Washington Ties

The Butaw Flag was a crimson banner given in 1780 to Col William A Washington by Miss Jane Elliott of South Carolina, who later married him. It traveled in battles at Cowpens and Eutaw Springs and was later presented by Mrs Washington to the Washington Light Infantry of Charleston. Brookline, Massachusetts, is cited as the nation’s oldest town with 230 years of unchanged government.

Wiliam A. Washington Jane Elliott South Carolina Cowpens Eutaw Springs Brookline Mass

Scout Troops Review Programs at Goldenrod and Bristol

Goldenrod Troop met yesterday with each patrol handling a program phase. Saratoga chose songs Trefoil staged a skit on signaling Scarlet Tanager ran games and Ranger did cleanup Mrs Wontham Pinch attended. Bristol Leaders Association met Tuesday with badges and awards chair J Floyd Huestis. Columbine Troop held homemaking demos with Fryelyn Brito Pauline Moone under Charles Heilborn Jr guidance. They plan a Lincoln Woods hike Saturday meeting at 9:30 at the Scout House bringing lunches and parent notes for permission.

Goldenrod Saratoga Patrol Trefoil Ranger Ats W Wontham Pinch Bristol Girl Scout Leaders’ Association Scout House J Floyd Huestis Columbine Troop Fryelyn Brito Pauline Moone Charles T Heilborn Lincoln Woods

Brownie Packs Mark Bristol Anniversary Celebration

A joint Brownie meeting at the Scout House celebrated the fourth anniversary of Brownies in Bristol. Thirty Brownies inflated balloons, sang and played games while leaders served 1¢ cream and peanuts. Tweedledee Pack will meet indoors next time, Tweedledum outdoors if weather allows.

Scout House Bristol Tweedledee Pack Tweedledum

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