Home Town Folks Rally To Support Of Colt Nine
Bristol shows strong support to restore the Colt Memorial high school baseball nine as financial troubles threatened. Local pugilists stage a benefit smoker, town leaders back the effort, and three fire companies pledge ten dollars each to revive interscholastic play at the State street armory April 20. Principal Edward J Fitzgerald calls for practice now that a nine will exist, with equipment after Easter vacation.
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Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Hydraulions
Dreadnoughts
Alfred M Merriman
Bristol Train of Artillery
State Street Armory
Edward L. Leahy
Emilio D. Iannuccillo
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Anthony H Alfred
Arthur Jo Duffs
Philip Sansone
John Romano
VJ deRocha
Arthur M McCaw
George H. Baldwin
B W. Wall
Anthony A Moren
Farl P Mathewson
Elisha Hibbert
William H Angevine
Joseph’ J Dennis
William P McLaughlin
John W Church
A F D'Angelo
John R Lake
C C Getchelloseph
C. Kinder
Roswell S Bosworth
Ezra Dixon
John R Bernardo
F. A Currier
John G DesLauriers
Howard R Newman
Samuel A Hall
Chas Otten
Reginald Dimond
Manuel Serpa Augustine
Bo Nerone II
Colt
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Council to seek voluntary pay cuts to keep Officer Kelley
Town Council moved to ask police to take voluntary pay reductions to retain Patrolman Hugh F. Kelley amid budget limits. James T Pierce urged reconsideration, proposing shared cuts across the department, including chief and captains, to fund Kelley’s retention while noting lack of a police pension system.
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Hugh F. Kelley
Kelley
James T Pierce
Kearney Post
American Legion
John Romano
Elisha Hibbert
Pierce
Richard J Kavanaugh
Wm. H. Angevine
John W Church
Kelle
Church
Joe
Council
Angevine
Kellex
Kellev
Budget Commission
Police Department
Wm P McLaughlin
Hibbert
Romano
Mt Hope Park
Big Gen
H .Callan
Kavanaugh
Kelles
Robert Jo Anderson
Indorsements
Con Chiefs
Anderson
Board of
Fire Engineers
Hydraulion Engine & Hose Companys
Ever Reads Engine and Hose Company
Moses M Moore
Fred Uevremont
Raymond A Card
Harry R Gray
Frver Readys
Hydraulion
Defiance Companies
Defiance Company
Grav
Manchester
Gray
Wanchester
Dennis G Ferreira
David J Walker
Pink Elephants Gala Promises Novel Rotary Frolic This Easter
The Rotary Club Frolic returns with pink elephant decor and a cabaret lineup described as novel and unique. Bonnet Shores Orchestra will provide dance music and proceeds fund the Rotary Scholarship Fund. Tickets sold rapidly, booth reservations and food included in admission.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Bonnet Shores Orchestra
Dr Merriman Re-Elected Commander Of Bristol Train Of Artillery
Dr Alfred M Merriman was re elected Colonel of the Bristol Train of Artillery for the sixth consecutive year at the annual meeting held last night in the armory on State Street. Lieut Col Edwin S Godfrey and Major Henry Hambrick were re elected, with Col Merton A Cheesman presiding. Staff officers appointed included Adjutant Capt Edward R Bullock and Paymaster Lieut James J Velleca, among others.
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Alfred M Merriman
Bristol
Arthur J Casse
Charles J Sartim
Andrew Arrone
Manuel P Goulart
Work Relief Bureau Adopts Several New Projects
The Work Relief Bureau adopted five projects funded by KRFC for April. About 250 men will be employed on tasks including athletic fields, highway and sidewalk repairs, a beach development at Mt Hope Bay, Wood Street dump cleanup, and town building cleaning and repairs. Wallis E Howe chairs. John G Des Lauriers acts as secretary. James Jo Walsh and Crescenzo Della Morte are board members.
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KRFC
Work Relief Bureau
Mt Hope Bay
Wood Street
Wallis E Howe
John G Des Lauriers
James Jo Walsh and
Crescenzo Della Morte
Lecture by Beknell Young of Chicago on Christian Science
Beknell Young of Chicago a member of the Board of Lectureship of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston will give a lecture on Christian Science Thursday evening April 13 at o o clock in the First Church of Christ Scientist corner Prospect and Meeting Providence RI Mr Young will be introduced by Mr Frank Kingsford The public is invited to attend.
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Beknell Young
CSB
Chicago
Linois
Church of Christ
Boston
Mass
Church — of Christ
Carner
Prospect
Providence
R 1
Young
Frank Kingsford
Mary B Kemph Sells East Hope Street Land to High lands Realty
Deed transfers filed Wednesday at the Town Clerk's office show Mary B Kemph selling land and buildings on the east side of Hope Street to High lands Realty Company.
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Mary B Kemph
Hope Street
The
Highlands Realty Company
Passion Play Presented Here By Local Churches
The Passion Play will be staged Monday evening at the Pastime Theatre under St Michael's Church auspices. Cast includes Epiphany and St Stephen's Providence members with twenty local men added to the mob scene. The choir of St Michael's will provide music across eleven scenes depicting Holy Week events.
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St. Michael’s Church
Bristol
The
Epiphany and
St. Stevens Players of
Providence
Epiphany Players
St. Stephen’s Players
Epiphany
St Stephen's
St Michael's Church
Passion Play in Lent Draws Crowds in Providence
The Passion Play enters its third year under Rev. Cassius H. Hunt at the Church of the Epiphany. Providence audiences have shown strong interest as the scene depicts Jesus cleansing the Temple and entering Jerusalem amid acclaim, with continued coverage on the third page.
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Cassius H. Hunt
Church of the Epiphany
Providence
Temple
Jesus
Jerusalem
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Clinton
Sherman
Sinking
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Wm. P. McLaughlin
Giglio
High Street
Bristol, Rhode Island
Pastime Theatre
Spencer Tracy
Marion Nixon
Stuart Erwin
Pauline Fredericks
Joan Blondell
Central Park” News
Aprie
Ralph Morgan
Boots Mallory
Alexander Kirkland
Irene Ware
Jack Oakie
Sailor
You and I
Gary Cooper
Wynne Gibson
Merriman
Local Chartered Command
MR. Henry Cobper
Christus
Bosworth
Warn, R
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