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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1950

Page

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Dress Rehearsal Held For Scouts Minstrel Show

Final dress rehearsal for the Matrimonial Minstrel Show was held at Guiteras Junior High School for the Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps equipment fund. The event features interlocutor Anthony Nunes and cast including Joseph Pannone Elizabeth Brown and Eva For est with a pre show concert by the Smoothies orchestra.

Guiteras Junior High School Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps Kearney Post A. L Anthony J. Nunes Joseph Pannone Frank Miserandino James Reilly Elizabeth Brown Mary Pereira Rose Scolaro William Joseph John Joseph Smoothies Eva Vitalio) Forest J. F. Duffy Mallys Phar Warren Town Hall Cumberland

Bray heads Pulpit Succession Committee at First Church

Dr. Russell S. Bray was elected chairman of the Pulpit Succession Committee to recommend a minister to succeed Rev. Charles R. Cooley who will leave his four year pastorate at the First Congregational Church to take the Jefferson Park Church post in Chicago. Mrs. Albert O. Earle was elected corresponding secretary and Mrs. Lester Gurney Jr. recording secretary. Miss Miriam McCaughey was elected vice chairman but will be unable to serve.

Russell S. Bray Charles R. Cooley First Congregational Church Jefferson Park Congregational Church Chicago Albert O. Earle Lester Gurney Miriam McCaughey

Town Council Sets Agenda for April 24 Finance Meeting

Council members finalize the call to voters for the April 24 financial town meeting at Robert Shaw Andrews Memorial High School. New resolutions seek $1000 to Bristol Branch Red Cross and $4150 for storm sewer work, with $4630 for the school year and $1500 for teachers’ retirement fund.

Financial Town Robert Shaw Andrews Memorial High Bristol American Red Cross Highway Department Samuel D. Clark Edward J. Fitzgerald Wilfred Hamill Budget Committee

Fire at Wood Street Dime Store Damages Interior

A morning blaze shortly after 9 30 confined to the interior of a Sears Wood Street Dime Store owned by J R Abste on the corner of Wood and Catherine streets. Four fire companies and a rescue squad fought the fire. the Wood Street Cafe in the same block sustained light smoke damage. Firefighters used booster lines and two 1 1 2 inch hoses to control the blaze.

Ayatore J. R. Abste Wood and Catherine Streets Sebastiano Cannizaro Wood Street

Fitzgerald Re elected School Superintendent

Edward J. Fitzgerald was reelected superintendent of schools at the monthly school committee meeting held at Colt Memorial High School. The session also reappointed all operational employees of the school department as part of the proceedings.

Edward J. Fitzgerald Colt Memorial High School Andrews High School Alice Pauline Anthony Almedia Post VFW Taft School Hope Street Con’t

Four Named To St. Michael's Vestry

St. Michael s Church elected four new vestrymen at the annual meeting Herbert R Newman Mrs Elizabeth Velleca Donald Mathewson and Arthur H Eastman will serve three two year terms respectively The church also renamed principal officers Wallis E Howe Henry Wood Robert W Nelson and Howard R Newin Delegates to the Episcopal convention include Mrs Henry Wood Miss Ruth Graham Calbraith Perry Mrs Arthur McCaw Mrs Ethel Copeland Alternates and delegates to the church convocation were named by the meeting Canon Daniel K Davis served as moderator

St. Michael’s Church Corporation Herbert R. Newman Elizabeth Velleca Donald Mathewson Arthur H. Eastman Wallis E. Howe Henry Wood Robert W. Nelson Howard R. Newin Episcopal Diocese Ruth Graham Calbraith Perry Arthur McCaw Ethel Copeland Frank Rounds John Stewart John DeWolf Charlotte Young Mervyn Clay William Liscomb Alex Goulart Carl Tammaro Donald Matheson Janet MacDougall Laurine Bradford J. Foster Price Thomas Brown J. William Wood Harry Munro Daniel K. Davis

Dr Martin Succumbs After Long Speech Correction Career

Dr Frederick Van Doren Martin nationally known authority on speech correction died at his home after a lengthy illness. founder and former director of Martin Hall school for speech EOE ECHON moved from Ithaca to Bristol in 1936 and served as its head until 1948. He wrote manuals on speech training and lispers and lectured at Columbia’s Post Graduate Medical College. He was born August 31 1888 in Lawrence Long Island and attended Ithaca College where he received an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts. Funeral is at the First Congregational Church tomorrow at 2.00 PM.

Frederick van Doren Martin Martin Hall School For Speech Eoe Echon Martin Ithaca College Ithaca N. Y Bristol Marshall Tthe Perry High Street Post Graduate Medical College Columbia University R 1 School of Education Lawrence Long Island James Martin New York City New York Morgan Library Bristol Rotary Club Marin Rotary International Con’t

Col Hambrick Renamed RTA Commander at 174th Meeting

Bristol Train of Artillery last night renamed Col Henry A Hambrick as commanding officer at its 174th annual meeting held in the armory after dinner. Lt Col Phillip T Bodell was elected second in command and Major Herbert E S Clark Jr retained as third in command.

Bristol Train of Artillery Henry A Hambrick Phillip T Bodell Herbert E. S Clark, Jr State Street Ernest A. Meiggs John G. Stewart Fred A. McCauley Samuel D. Clark Edward L. Leahy Roswell S. Bosworth, Jr Daniel K. Davis Gordon Fleming Paul c. Jillson John A. Martin Leonard A. Wartte William I. Baker David A. Horne Colonial Company C Min [Ton Paine Gordon R. Brown Lexington Mass

Town Meeting Moved to Andrews School Amid Debate

The council debated shifting the April 24 town meeting from Reynolds School to the Andrews gym to accommodate more voters. Benard and Clark supported the transfer citing space needs, while Holmes opposed, warning of overcapacity and party lines. Tamburro joined the charter reform committee during the discussion.

Benard Reynolds TJ Clark Arennuta John W. Church Holmes Dr. Clark Frank J. Sylvia Republican Town Committee Renard Democratic Council Michael Tamburro C I. O United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers’ of America Clark Frederick T. Goff

White Front Cafe Transfer Sought by Bristol Council

The Bristol Town Council with two members present orders a petition to transfer the White Front Cafe license on Thames Street for a public hearing the third time in five months. Despite objections from surrounding property owners the council plans to proceed with the transfer despite prior denials.

Bristol Thames Street Everett T Francis

Second Concert By Holy Cross Glee Clubs Set

Arrangements for Holy Cross College music clubs second annual appearance at Andrews School Auditorium on May 12 are underway. Knights of Columbus sponsor. tickets available from committee. The Glee Club under Prof J Edward Bouvier and the 38 piece Symphony Band under Prof Mirliani will tour as part of Holy Cross’ renowned musical program.

Holy Cross ‘Glee Clubs Holy Cross College Andrews School Bristol Council Knights of Columbus Portland Washington D. C Holy Cross Crusaders New England Glee Club J. Edward Bouvier Bouvier Mirliani Holy Cross Motheks

Melange of melody across regions murmurs regional voices

A fragmented passage threading soft Louisiana accents with imagery of the deep South west ward California and Washington and voices from every state in the northeast. The text reads like a yearned ensemble of regional tunes and callings.

Louisiania Deep South California Washington

Bristol Pilots of Pill Keep Sea Tradition Alive

The Bristol Pilots from Pill at the River Avon port are described as a time honored lineage. Since 1547 a pilot named Ray has guided ships for Bristol, with the current descendant bearing the same name still active, showcasing a continuous maritime heritage.

Bristol Pill Avon Cabots James George Ray Cabot Ray

Pilots of Pill and the Bristol Channel Trade

The piece recalls World War I era Bristol Channel pilots and their cutter fleet serving ships calling at Pill. It notes the Channel’s funnel shape and among the world’s highest tides, making navigation dangerous even for skilled pilots.

Bristol Channel Avon River Bristol Bay of Fundy

Port's Rapid Growth Spurs Superior Dock System

The expansion of vessel sizes drives a sanetre dock network, transforming the port into one of the world’s largest and best equipped. Last war era terminals along the Atlantic handled immense tonnage, boosting the city’s maritime capacity and trade potential.

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Russell Bray Akl Joseph F Pannone Eugene *. Cochran Charles B. Rockwell Rockwell Fitzgerald Hamill Sears Wood St Fire and Dime Store van Johnson John Hodiak Ricardo Montalban George Murphy Spencer Tracy James Stewart Valentina Cortesa Malaya Sydney Greenstreet Lionel Barrymore Cartoonz King OF the Rocketmen Leo Gorcey The Bowery Boy Blonde Dalton Robert Lowery James Millican St. Michael's Vestry Col. Hambrick RTA Andrews Council Sylvia the Andrews White Front Cochran Eugene F. Cochran Francis Iould Norman E. Benard Edward H. Holmes Johh O. Lawrence Paul E. Millemaggi K. of C Tuplin Studebaker Craiser Asselin Chevrolet England Ireland Ushant Breaksea Light Paul Herzig John Sebastian Cabot American Van
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