Bristol Weddings Williams Carr and Moise De Felice Tie Nuptials
Two Bristol weddings reported. Janice Williams and Dudley A. Williams wed at Fish Hawk Farm with a reception at the Midway House and plans to reside at 276 High Street. Anne Kathryn Moise and Gabriel Louis De Felice married at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church with a Naples and New York trip planned.
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Williams — Carr
Arthur H. Carr
Fish Hawk Farm
Janice
Dudley A. Williams
Edward B. Williams
Providence
Lydia Bragantin Weds Lionel Jos in Local Ceremony
Miss Lydia Marie Bragantin daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph O Bragantin of 24 Thompson Avenue married Lionel Jos in a suburban ceremony. The event united two families and marked a new chapter for the couple in the community.
Miss Ida Proto Weds Robert A Hams at Mount Carmel Church
Miss Ida Proto daughter of Peter Proto of 232 Wood street married Robert Allen Hams from the Quonset Naval Air Station in a 10 o'clock Saturday ceremony at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church officiated by Rev Joseph Sorzana. Maid of honor was Miss Angelina Proto and best man was Charles A Lofters. The couple, after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home, will reside at 656 Hope street and soon head to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Kathryn Moise
Antoinetta Spaghetti
High Street
Gabriel Louis DeFelice
Maria DeFelice
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Alex J. Peloso
PSSC
Inlaw
Emile J. Ferrara
Val Allesandro
Emilio D. Iannuccillo
Midway House
New York
Washington, D. C
Eph Carreiro
Paul Carreiro
Second Street
St. Elizabeth Church
Henrique R. Rocha
Mary Carreiro
Joseph O. Bragantin, Jr
Hotel Warren
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Quebec
New Hampshire
Bayview Avenue
Ida Proto
Peter Proto
Wood Street
Robert Allen Hams
Quonset Naval Air Station
Joseph Sorzana
Angelina Proto
Charles A. Lofters
Boston
Hope Street
Colt Steals Everything at Pawtucket West
Colt trounced Pawtucket West 8 to 0 at McCoy Stadium with nine stolen bases led by Tom Velleca, while hitters Perry and Perry combined for nine hits. Colt’s defense and baserunning overshadowed the game as it defends its Eastern Division title and plans to face St. Raphael at Guiteras Field.
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Colt
Pawtucket West
McCoy Stadium
Jesse Perry
Frank Perry
Jesse
Frank
Garvin
Grabert
Velleca
Pawtucket
Tom Velleca
St. Raphael
Guiteras Field
Legion Notes Post Gets National Award for 1960
Kearney Post No. 6 of The American Legion receives a national citation for Americanism and post activity. The award notes the post’s balanced program and loyalty, signed by national and department officials, dated August 15, 1950. CARE in Rhode Island reports $358,312.50 contributed toward $100 million in aid packages over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney Post No
American Legion
Kearney
National Americanism Commission
Indianapolis
Indiana
U. S
George N. Craig
Henry H Dudley
Luther R. Beavers
Raymond L. Richards
Rhode Island
Softball League to Feature Four Teams in 1951
At the YMCA Industrial Softball League meeting Vincent Santo was named umpire for the 1951 season. The four returning teams Bender's Challengers Independents Bristol Manufacturing Corp Boccia Club will play an equal number of Tuesday and Friday games at Bristol Common. The schedule will be announced later. A $3 protest fee was adopted for game protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Industrial Softball League
Vincent Santo
Bender
The
Independents
Bristol Manufacturing Corporation
Boccia Club
Bristol
Board of Governors
St Michael's Couples Club Plans Bridge Event
The women of St. Michael's Couples Club met at the Holmes House to finalize plans for a bridge event on Tuesday night, May 22. Cochairmen are Mrs. Donald Matheson and Mrs James St. Angelo with committees led by John Martin for tables and John Velleca for chairs, plus teams handling refreshments prizes tickets decorations door prizes candy publicity and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s
Holmes House
Donald Matheson
James St. Angelo
John Martin
John Velleca
Robert MacFayden
Carl Tammaro
Mervyn Clay
Daniel K. Davis
Matheson
St. Angelo
Accident trends show straight-vehicle collisions dominate last year
More than 80 percent of all accidents last year on streets and highways involved vehicles traveling straight ahead. The analysis notes that a large share of motor vehicle crashes occurred despite the cars being reported in apparently good condition.
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Et. Michael's Parish House
Parish House Committee
Wilfred G. Bradley
Willet Ave
Tel
ST. Mary’s Auditorium
Flor
Narragansett
Electric Shop
Weybosset Street
Werren
Arctic
East Greenwich
Wickford
Westerly
Wakefield
Tandy
America
Pontiac
Wallace Motors
Warren, R. IL
Defelice
Moise
Rhode Island Department of Civil Service
State Office
Abri
Rene
Andrade
Cordeiro
Mansi
Pirri
Perry F. Lf
Perry
J. P
Cabr H Po
Calabro c
Princis
Barlengier
Quinn
Lund
Rustigan
Hunt
Fields
Holmes
Annos
Isherwood
Wainwright
Scott
E — Andrade
Calabro
RBI
F. Perry
J. Perry
Industrial Trust Company
Hope Drug Co
Narra. Electric Co
Hope St
Bristol, R. 1
Church of the Holy Spirit and Colony OF ST. Francis OF Assisi
Bradford St
South Warren
Joseph Decosta
Jesus
Easterbrooks Block
Hope and
State Sts
Seth Paull Co
Thames St
Plymouth
Mercury
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Desoto
Hudson
Oldsmobile
Desoto - Plymouth
St. Angelo Motors
County Rd
Barrington
Warren