Pill Rollers Lead Merchants League with 40-Boat Victory
The Pill Rollers seized undisputed first place in the Merchants bowling league after a 40 pin win over the Senators on State street. Night Hawks remained close after a 3-1 win over the Senators in a postponed match and were shut out 4-0 by the Scribes. Dom Langello posted a high 113 single and Dr DAngelo a 317 triple.
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Pill Rollers
Merchants
Senators
Night Hawks
Scribes
Dom Langello
Dr D'Angelo
J Maciel
Ho Hawes
D Langello
Darling
W Burke
al Pierce
Ws Seymour
Bailey
Russell
Callan
Medeiros
Hughes
Wuprichard
Balfour
Sousa
NTH Hawas
Ols
Aprichard
HY K Balfour
Cs Balfour
al Sausa
Nurses Work Hard to Check Tuberculosis
Rhode Island Tuberculosis Association reports deaths from the disease and Bristol District Nurses Association extends a program to prevent new cases. Examinations are offered to all children and contacts the third Friday each month at Rockwell House Bristol under Dr Harrys I Barnes supervision.
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Rhode Island
Beiste
Bristol
Voss Graham
Rockwell House
Hope Street
Harrys I. Barnes
Educational Olympic opens to aid Rhode Island seniors
Dr William H Tolman of Pawtucket will launch an Educational Olympic for high school seniors. The event runs April 17 to July 21 with a final July 24. The winner receives a $1000 Fred H White Morale Scholarship toward a college education and a laurel titled in place of a wreath.
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William H. Tolman
Pawtucket
WPRO
Providence
Fred H White
Rhode Island
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Fall River
New Bedford
Fred H White Company
The Dragon of Wu-Foo to Be Staged by Colt Memorial High School
An operetta titled The Dragon of Wu-Foo will be performed May 5 and 6 in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium to raise funds for the senior class and athletic association. Mrs. M. Theresa Donovan directs with a large student cast led by John Rherman and others, plus a chorus nearing 40. On May 9 the play is set for the Rhode Island Music Supervisors Association meeting in town, expected to draw about 35 supervisors.
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Colt Memorial High School
M. Theresa Donovan
Rhode Island Music Supervisors Association
John Rherman
Vincent Mescall
Ralph Gallo
Elmer Rounds
Bertram Bullock
Thomas Brown
William Connery
Addison Hill
Frances Gallagher
Charlotte Manchester
Mary Victoria
Magdalen Wylie
Collins & Aikman rifle team defeats ex service men by 14
Tuesday evening at the Bristol Train of Artillery range the Collins & Aikman rifle team beat a team of ex service men by 14 points They will shoot a return match on the mill team's Barrington range Thursday April 21 The coax service menu's team will shoot a match with Batters D of the Bristol Train at Artillery Tuesday April 19th.
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Bristol
Collins & Aikman
Mill
Barrington
Artillery
Attendance Officers Monthly Report Highlights Truancy Illness and Absences
Attendance Officer James Merges reported to the School Committee that 124 cases were investigated in the past month. The report listed nine truancy cases, 31 illnesses, 16 children lacking proper clothing or shoes, 13 absences due to illness, weddings, or deaths, and additional notes on children wandering streets being taken to school.
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James Merges
Warning for Special Town Meeting in Bristol Rhode Island 1932
The Bristol town meeting warns electors to assemble at Town Hall on Bradford Street on April 26 1932 at 7 oclock to consider a series of articles. It includes appropriations to relieve unemployment property rezoning measures and a land conveyance from the First Congregational Church. The notice is signed by Town Sergeant Thomas F. Johnson.
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Bristol
John W Church
Rhode Island
Bristel
Laapore
Bradford Street
Sud Triestel
Tiesdas
Fulda
Brecon
Industral
Toyane
Magnolia Street
Roma Street
Etehurst Street
Pan View Avenue
Minehurst Street
Franklin Street
Recut Street
Goddads
First Congregational Church
Hristo
Community Calendar of Parish and Club Events
Listings show April and May gatherings including a dance and tea at Congregational Hall, a tea and food sale at Holmes House, bridge games at Guiteras House, and an operetta Henrys Weddings by Universal Producing Co at St Michaels Church. May features a Dulcy 3 act comedy at Guiteras School hosted by the BTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
St. Michael's Church
Holmes House
Pwblic Bridge
Netopian Society
Guiteras House
Henry
Universal Producing Co
St. Michael’s Church
Congregational Club
Dulcy
B .T. A. Entertainment Association
Guiteras School
Manners Count for More in Everyday Etiquette
A Cincinnati Enquirer item extols daily manners as essential, noting well behaved habits outshine flashy outfits during entertaining and social occasions. It emphasizes consistent courtesy regardless of guests.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Bristol Public Hearing on Zoning Change Requested
The Town of Bristol announces a public hearing in the Burnside Memorial building on May 9, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. to consider Luke H Callans request to rezone a tract from Residence ID to Industrial H. The description covers properties along Roma Pinehurst Bas View and Franklin streets.
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Council
Burnside Memorial
Bristol
Luke H Callan
Magnolia Street
Roma Street
Pinehurst Street
Bas View Avenue
Finehurst Street
Franklin Street
Town of
John W Church
Conservator's Notice and probate actions in Bristol
Conservator Benjamn F Lindemuth of Bristol with bond under law. Notice to all claims against Harry H Cabot estate to be filed within six months. Agents R Rhodes and Ray W McMarlen listed. Bristol probate court details and notices for Percy T Gray estate and final account filed for approval. Publication ordered in Bristol Phoenix for fourteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Harry H Cabot
Aaid Court
Benjamn F Lindemuth
High Street
Percy T. Gray
George M Gray
Percy T Gray
Bard
Guardianship notices and probate actions in Bristol April 1932
The Bristol probate court publishes guardianship and estate accounts for minors and wards. Notices announce appointments of guardians for Eleanor Borges and Gertrude F. Peck, with bond confirmations, final accounts for Annie Meier, and accounts for Oskytel H. Clarke's ward. Readers are urged to file claims within six weeks and fourteen days of notice.
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Bristol
Eleanor Borges
Merk
Sarah Medpiros Celledhcian
ST Vristel
Probate Court
Fature
Oskytel
H. Clarke
Tndustrid Trust Company
Oskytel Ho Chirke
Bristol Phenix
John W Church
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Ultra Violet
RADIO
Rumford
Hershey's
Uneeda Bakers
Calo Pet Food
Santa Clara Prunes
Delico
Haddock
Sit
Skerry
DeSisso
St Angelo
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Bennett
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County of
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Bristo
Thomas FE. Johnson
Auspices
Junior Holy Name Society
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Guardian
Thomas Dosle
Phicortr
Prisgtol
Oelock
Rorate
Annie
Meiers
S Ingraham
Annie CG Meiger
Salward
Bristol Philenix
Bristot
Gertrude F. Peck Copf
Coggeshall Cluardian
Gertrude Fobeck
Bristol Phoenix
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