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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1932

Page

2

TWI League to Sustain Twilight Baseball Season

The TWI League plans to continue its twilight baseball season with reduced expenses. No manager or sponsor costs, ban on paid out of town players, lower per game expenses, and continued local player participation aim to keep games affordable and entertaining for fans. The league expects strong local talent and sustained community support to keep Boastal on the baseball map.

Board of Governors Kristol Powal Plivers

Goat on a Fire Call Ends Silent Alarm at Usher Avenue

Fire crew was dispatched to 33 Usher Avenue yesterday afternoon for a reported fire. Arriving units found no blaze as a goat, housed nearby, had climbed a ladder and perched on a pole causing the false alarm. Firefighters waited briefly before the animal moved away.

Usher Avenue

Mortgagee's Sale of Bristol Property Scheduled May 9 1932

Public auction set for May 9 1932 at 11 a.m. on the premises in Bristol Rhode Island. The sale follows a mortgage dated June 4 1926 involving Domingos Rodrigues and others with described parcels on Bradford Street and Harbor View lots 121 and 122. Proceeds apply to the mortgagee and owner. taxes for 1931 to be paid.

Domingos Rodrigues Bristol Rhode Island Bradford Street Stephen C Williston Alfred Isuther Harbor View Frank FE. Waterman Hook 1 John HH Morris- Rey Alfred Tutner Daniel Ryan Priscilla Mitchell Taves

Salute to the Flags and School Program at Reynolds

Students from Grade 6B led by Miss Anna Foley presented a program at Reynolds School. The event opened with a flag salute and the Star Spangled Banner, featured a poem Going to the Circus, songs Laugh Clown Laugh and America, and a play The Runaway Clowns with listed cast members and dancing girls and an announcer.

Reynolds School Anna B. Foley School Theresa Abenande Frances Vargas Margaret Joseph Madeline Cannizero Antone Sousa Pierrot Anthony Monaro Pierrette Edith Alves Albert Silvia Raffael Stanzcone Dominic Simmons Tas Silvia Joseph Botelho Chester Warner Nunzio Ascoli John Pacheco Joseph Carlos Peter de Lucca Mary San George Anna Nero Theresa Carratura Rose Botelho Margaret Travers Christina Morris Mary Lawrence Josephine Paivos Concetta Russo Mary Costa Minnie Vaccino Mary Castighego Mary Carreira America

Colt High to Form Student Rifle Team

Colt Memorial High School plans to form a student rifle team to compete with other New England and Massachusetts schools. About twenty boys will join Battery D of the Bristol Train of Artillery, under Capt Sartini, with supervision by qualified instructors. The matches will be conducted under the Colt Memorial High School Rifle Association with Principal Edward J Fitzgerald guiding the effort.

Alfred M Merriman C. J Sartini Bristol Train of Artillery Edward J Fitzgerald Colt Memorial High School Massachusetts Sartini

Dance Night Planned by Junior Holy Name Society

The Junior Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church schedules its first dance for tomorrow evening in the Parish House on Congregational Street. Verme Muarurmro and his orchestra will provide music. The committee includes Frank Vorro, Samuel Miser, Frank Squatritto, Michael Ascolh, Stephen Machino and Guido Detristofara. A 12 member expansion brings total to 40. Anthony Dupont chairs a subcommittee with Michael Ascol and John Cortedessa to arrange for a charter trade potential. The group formed February 7 and aims to become a leading town church unit.

Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Congregational Street Verme Muaurmro Frank Vorro Samuel Miseranding Frank Squatritto Michael Ascolh Stephen Machino Guido Detristofara Anthony Dupont Michael Ascol John Cortedessa

Share Your Food Campaign Aids Hungry Families

The St Rita's Club of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church launches a Share Your Food drive after Rotary Food Station closes and Public Aid cuts. Mrs Vasta L Ruggiero chairs the campaign inviting merchants to place donation boxes and urging ten cent weekly contributions. Food collected twice weekly will be distributed from Mt Carmel Parish Hall to needy families aided by Public Aid, with organizers to publish contributor names weekly.

St. Rita’s Girls’ Club Vasta L. Ruggiero St Rita’s Club Our Lady of Mt Carmel Vasta L Ruggiero Rotary Club Public Aid Dept Ruggiero Public Aid Department Mt Carmel St Rita's Club

Community donations earmarked for food purchases only

The report states that all contributions will be used solely to buy food for those in need. This allocation emphasizes direct aid with any surplus directed to ongoing hunger relief efforts.

Girl Scout notes on Bristol Goldenrod Troop events

The Bristol Goldenrod Troop held its annual registration at John Post Reynolds School auditorium as members paid dues and shared how their funds were earned. Ernestine Morra and Mary Velleca passed tenderfoot tests and were invested as scouts. nine members will attend tomorrow's Providence camp reunion.

Goldenrod Troop Bristol Girl Scouts John Post Reynolds School Francis C Bragg Ernestine Morra Mary Velleca Frederick S Bartlett Providence Farley Mathewson Helen F Horton Helen Somers Agnes Correira Frankfort Ruth Alger Hope Angell Rose Balzano Cora Couture Nancy DeFelice Arline Fiske Jean Malafronte Shirley Meyerson Marion Reilly Marjorie Taves Christine Young Irene Hartley Irene Sousa Thelma White Mary White Marie Schiniger Betsy Hambrick Elsie St. Angelo

Mrs Sutcliffe Buried After Tuesday Afternoon Death

Funeral for Mrs Mary Jane Sutcliffe held at 11 am from 710 Hope Street with Rev Anthony R Parshley officiating. Burial at North Cemetery, bearing a family party including three sons Thomas, William, Frederick, a brother John Potts, and three grandchildren. She died after a short illness in her 67th year, born in Upley England, moved to town in 1907 with husband Albert Sutcliffe, who worked at Cranston Worsted Mills.

Marry Jane Sutcliffe Hope Street Anthony R Parshley St Michael , Church Harry Wo Munro John W Card George Fo Marshall Joseph Hoyle Samuel Kershaw F Smith Sutcliffe Bradford England John Potts Keighley

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