Holy Week Services Announced By Bristol Churches
The Bristol churches announce a Holy Week schedule with events led by the Perpetual Novena this evening at 7 30 and a Tenebrae service tomorrow at 7 30 Confessions for school children at 3 30 pm Holy Thursday Mass at 7 30 am and procession to the Repository Holy Hour at 7 30 pm Good Friday Mass of Pre Sanctified at 7 30 am Veneration of the Cross at 3 30 pm Rosary sermon and Stations of the Cross at 7 30 pm Holy Saturday Mass at 7 30 am with Blessing of the New Fire Paschal Candle and Holy Water beforehand.
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Holy Land
Holy Week Services At Mt Carmel and St Michael's
Mt Carmel Church outlines Holy Thursday Good Friday and Holy Saturday services with Masses, processions and adoration. St Michael's hosts community services with junior and senior choirs and a detailed Good Friday sequence featuring the Seven Last Words of Christ and Holy Communion.
St Elizabeth's Church Prayer Schedule and Blessings
The notice lists a daily routine for St Elizabeth's Church with a 7 am High Mass and 7 30 pm Evening Service, plus a 7 am Sermon and Procession. It mentions Mass and blessing ceremonies including the Blessing of the New Fire, Paschal Candle, and Holy Water Mass of the Resurrection.
Maundy Thursday Services At Local Parish
On Maundy Thursday Holy Communion is to be celebrated at 10 am and the Pre-Sanctified at 9 am. Rev N G Vivien of Cranston will lead a three hour afternoon service from 12 noon to 3 o'clock.
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N. G Vivien of
Cranston
No Dance and Y Close For Holy Week Observance
The regular Thursday night dance is canceled for Holy Week and the Y will be closed all day on Good Friday. The dormitory opens in the evening as usual. The Senior Basketball League ends with URWA forfeiting to Rubber Co. C A relinquished to Bluejackets, final 101 34 to Rubber Co.
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URWA
U 5S Rubber Co
Collins and Aikman
Prudence Island Bluejackets
Blues Jackets
Rubber Workers
Rubber Co
Funeral Services for Michele Camporiale
Funeral services for Michele Camporiale who died Friday morning in a Providence hospital were held yesterday at 8 15 from his home 60 Oliver street A high mass of requiem followed at 9 in Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Rev Emilio Donanzan officiating He was born September 7 1887 in Manfredonia Italy and came to the United States 42 years ago He lived in town 40 years before retiring in 1930 He worked at the National Indian Rubber Company He is survived by his wife Mattie Del Vecchio Camporiale and a son Corporal Anthony Camporale US Army Bearers included Lorenzo Castriutta Paul Minute Nick Minute Paul Pacarell Matteo Gentile and Matteo Telere Burial was in St Marys Cemetery.
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Michele Camporiale
Providence
Oliver Street
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Emilio Donanzan
Mr Camporiale
Manfredonia
Province of
Foggia
Antonio and
Vincenza
Cinque) Camporiale
National India Rubber Company
Mattie (del Vecchio) Camporiale
Cpl
Anthony Camporale
U So
Lorenzo Castriutta
Paul and
Nick Minute
Naugatuck
Conn
Paul Pacarell
Hartford
Matteo Gentile
Matteo Telere
Brooklyn, NY
St Mary’s Cemetery
Coming Events April 29 Ball and Scout Sale
Sth Annual Ball at the Hotel Warren under the auspices of the C and A Girly and Mens Club on Saturday April 29. A Girl Scout Rummage Sale is set for Friday May 12 with proceeds aiding local activities.
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C & A Girly
Hotel Warren
Fire damages 11 room cottage at 32 Diamond Avenue
Grass and leaves near a cottage owned by Capt Charles S Nettleton caused a fire Sunday. Damage estimated at 3000 to 4000 dollars. All Bristol fire companies responded. walls and ceiling affected. furniture saved with fireproof sheets. Capt Nettleton and daughter Hazel Nettleton escaped unharmed. Troop five BSA and Cub Pack No 14 activities noted.
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Diamond Avenue
Charles S Nettleton
All
Bristol Fire Companies
Capt Nettleton
Hazel M Nettleton
Nettleton
Defiance Company
Hope
Chestnut Streets
Miss Nettelton
Kearney Post Exceeds Legion Membership Quota
The Kearney Post No 6 American Legion reports 124 new members for 1944 meeting the state quota of 123. A district meeting is planned for April 15 at the Post Home on Franklin Street with a dance to follow. The weekly bingo is postponed for Holy Week. next bingo is April 12.
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Kearney
American Legion
LeRoy J. Dean
State Department
National Headquarters
Franklin Street
Auxiliary
Legionaires
Red Cross War Fund Totals and Contributors Listed
The Red Cross War Fund campaign total rises to 8153.85 with small gifts noted yesterday. Executives cited district tallies still pending while names of backers include Buffingtons Pharmacy and McCaw's, Capt Raymond Makowsky, Bristol Oil Company, and several individuals and clubs across the community.
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Red Cross War Fund
Raymond S Brightman
Buffington’s and
McCaw's Pharmacy
Nelle Manchester
James Goff
Harry A. Lee
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Bristol
ST. Mary’s
MT. Carmel Church
ST. Michael’s
Herbert D. Graetz
First Congregational Church
Paradise
Raymond L. Spoerri
Warren Baptist Church
Arthur W. Burdon
First Baptist Church
Herbert A Jerauld
St Michael's Church
J. Kenneth Pearson
Warren Methodist Church
Anthony R Parshley
St. Michael’s Church
A Evans
St Andrew's School
Barrington
FIRST
Lucien Capone
Offertors
Christ
Dubois
Oldroyd
ST. Elizabeth's Church
Trinity Church
John Jason, Jr
Joseph A Martin, Jr
Anthony M Aguiar
Finn
Tappero
Edwards
Bluejackets
Hi-Y
Hill
U. S Rubber Co
Lowell
Hil
the Industrial Relations Dept
U.S. Rubber Co
U.S
BOY Scout
BSA
St Michael's Parish Hall
Ralph Peters
Danny Mahoney
PT Patrol
Wesley Armstrong Jr
Harold Tucker
Eagle Patrol
Conrad Beauregard
John de Costa
Axe & Knife
Sanford Town
Tom Jannsen
Getano Stanzione
Compass
Oak Ridge Camp
Pack No. 14
Scout Hall
Denner
the Exchange and Thrift Shop
Hope Street
Kearney Post
Ann Seymour
Bristol County
Joseph M Edmonds
Legion Home
N M Vaall
Charles M Connery
Raymond Makowsky
B W Wall
Samuel A Hall
Trughno
Robert J Campanella
Walter Lent
Edward Lowrey
Oscar Miller
Vorro’s Bakery
Nancy T. Russo
Arthur Guevremont
Bristol Oil Company
Eva Deslauriers
Leo Crarlelli
Joseph Sorzano
Marjorie Campbell
Frank Perry
Daughters of the American Revolution
Home Demonstration Club
EE. A. Skinner
Mammal
Hope St
Herbert G. Lally
Carr Manufacturing ‘Corp. Cor
Buttonwood and
Franklin Streets
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