Twilight League aims explained for Bristol youth and public
A Bristol visitor notes the Twilight League aims to nurture local baseball talent and provide wholesome, affordable recreation. Four teams host a season, with players practicing and suited up, while sponsors cover costs and small admissions support operations. The league emphasizes community value over profit and promotes playoffs and a yearly all star event.
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New Minimum Wage Provisions Explained
Director Thomas McMaher announced Viat dators Wage Orders for Wearing Age apparel and Allied Industries were mailed to employers. The orders, effective April 24, set tiered rates with 25 percent of workers earning at least 0.75 per hour and others earning 0.38 per hour. Non productive workers require 0.30. gold standard applies to women and miners unless learner certificates exist. Penalties include fines up to 200 dollars or 90 days imprisonment for paying women or minors less than the rates.
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Reba Lodge Honors Mrs Florence Potter on 50th Anniversary
The Reba Lodge celebrated Mrs Florence Potter's 50th anniversary as a member with an elaborate meeting. A 50 year jewel was presented by Mrs Nun Kaulkner, the oldest Past Noble Grand. Entertainment featured a duet by Mrs Frances Ho Antonell and Mr Micronio Sullivan, with various vocal performances. A chicken salad supper followed, organized by a committee led by Mrs Perse and including several named members.
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Bristol Garden Club to Sponsor Flower Sale
The Bristol Garden Club will host a plant sale featuring items from the Providence Viewer Show and members’ gardens. The sale takes place Monday afternoon at the garage behind Mrs Ernest G Brown’s home on Hope and Church streets. Mrs Brown serves as committee chair.
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Town residents attend varied events in area gatherings
Mr and Mrs Roland Martelly visited the Hotel Commodore in New York. A Bridge and Cake Sale is planned at Temple Agudas Achim, with proceeds for the Sisterhood. Various local figures attend dinners, sermons, and church events in Bristol and surrounding towns.
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Clare
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Ethel Philips
Rudolph Bassing
For Sale or Trade: Munroe books and Rhode Island works
A A Edmonds offers for sale or trade a list of titles including Mount Hope Lands Talea of an Old Seaport Picturesque Rhode Island Bombardment of Bristol Rhode Island and more. Will trade for postage stamp collections iron penny mechanical banks Bristol items and related printed matter. Address 471 Hope street Bristol RI.
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Mount Hope
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Flower Show Visitors Attend Rhode Island Event
Misses Catherine and Anna Camera visited the Rhode Island Flower Show in Providence yesterday afternoon. At Wardwell Lumber Company Tuesday evening a painters demonstration by Du Pont representatives W S Woodbridge and John Lord drew 40 local painters and contractors.
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WPA Group Fashion Display At Reynolds School
The WPA Adult Education group staged a fashion show with entertainment and dance attended by over 700 people at Reynolds School Auditorium. Students displayed various articles fashioned and modeled under Miss Dorothy Ruggiero with models including Dorothy St Angelo and Rose Marie Francis among many others.
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Doni St Angelo
Rosemarie Francis
Lorraine Silvia
Jackie Sousa
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Alice Sousa
Louise Correira
Dorothy Sousa
Mary Costa
Emila Codega
Evangeline Comte
Grace Matrone
Christine Nero
Mystery Ride Planned by St Marys Choral Society
St Marys Choral Society schedules a mystery ride for Wednesday evening May 18. Committee members include Miss Mars Scanlon chairwoman Mrs Lucien Capone Mr Frank Rinddi Mr Albert Pierce Mrs Bertram Maas Mr Joseph Flynn ex officio Mr H F Serbst Jr and Miss Nora E Dwyer coordinating arrangements.
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Lucien Capone
Frank Rinaddi
Albert Pierce
Bertram Maoris
Joseph Flynn
H F Serbst
Nora E Dwyer
Letters Awarded To Colt Basketball Squad
Dw minifers of Who 38H basketball squad were awarded letters at assembly exercises today in Cold Mér onal high school. The presentations were made by coach Ian M Walker. Recipients included Edward Mogli orn, Aptonio Cabral, Pasquale Codola, Bernard Grabert, Edward Luther, Angelo Massa, William Owen, Attilo Pansa, Anthony Ramos, Louis Romano, Vincent Santo and Frank Se cure.
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Edward Luther
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William Owen
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Anthony Ramos
Louis Romano Vincent Santo
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Tony Gomes Benefit Game Set For Tomorrow Night
A benefit basketball contest on the local Y court features the Olympian Club versus the Cape Verdians of New Bedford. Tony Gomes, recovering at Truesdale Hospital after surgery, starred for both teams last season. The Olympians led by John Foxy Marshall will field Van Voast DelPiano Sumrons Agaliello Varick Jiggs Butler Duffy Rego Fitzpatrick and Margo with the preliminary at 745 PM.
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Bedford
Bristol Girl Scouts Gather to Plan Revised Program
Bristol Girl Scouts meet at High Street headquarters to discuss the revised National Girl Scout program with three activity levels. Miss Jessie Molasky, librarian and auditorium instructor, spoke on nature study at a Brownie meeting. Plans were made for joining the Ship Alert of Providence next Wednesday at Hodgeman Pool for water sports. Midshipmites worked on requirements and made lanyards as Sylvia Pagnano completed yacht etiquette tasks.
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