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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1952
Page
4
Holy Communion services at 8 and 10 a m led by Canon Daniel Davis and Rev Henry Krusen. Central Falls pastor Rev Charles Curran and assistant Rev Clyde Walsh conduct Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, and 10:45 a m with daily Mass at 7:30 a m.
The church list shows Pastor Rev. Jose Pimental and assistant pastor Wood Street with contact number 10178. Mass daily at 7 a.m. and high school sessions 7 through 11 hours noted.
Rev. Joseph Serene PSS and Rev. Emy DeMattis PSS are listed at State Street Tel Br 1 1084 for Our Lady of Mts Carmel. The entry provides clergy names and contact point without further context or events.
The First Baptist Church with pastor Walter W. Swanson announces a morning worship service on Sunday at 10 o clock. The Baptist Fellowship hosts an all day outing at the Pappasquash home of Mr and Mrs Francis Luther at Colt Farm.
Rev. Earl H. Tomlin executive secretary of the R I Council of Church is guest preacher at Divine worship 10 a m at First Congregational High Street. Rev Frederick F Drissmiss leads services this month.
The Rev. John N. Sinclair rector at 842 Hope St conducts masses at 8 and 9 30 a m with weekday masses at 7 30 a m except Tuesdays and Thursdays when at 8 p m An additional mass on holydays at 10 am Transfiguration of our Lord masses at 7 30 and 10 am Thursday Choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m.
Kearney Post No 6 American Legion and the Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps sponsor a country fair all next week on Knights of Columbus grounds on State Street. Activities run Monday to Wednesday with talent nights for under 16s, and a Thursday public auction of donated items to fund travel to the American Legion Convention in New York August 23 to 27 1952.
Mr. Moore explains C Day procedures for converting to natural gas with a strict schedule. Adjusters will make safe calls from 7 to 9 a.m. to modify appliances and demonstrate safe use, then begin conversions and handle inquiries via special phones under a supervisor. If access fails, a C-G-I tag prompts customer contact.
A long list of names and street addresses appears, including Biancuzzo Beach Road James D Reilly 60 Thames Street Celone 23 Williams Street Pontes 60 Court Street Terra 26 Thompson Avenue Pasqua 47 Garfield Avenue Sansone 1181 Hope Street Parisi 118 Church Street Sousa 20 St Elizabeth Street Faria 85 Burton Street Connors 83 State Street Davis 30 Washington Street Campagna 52 Monroe Avenue Nunes 48 Court Street Pacheco 3 Sowams Drive Cardoza 160 Bay View Avenue Donovan Cliff Drive Gladue 184 High Street Massano 182 Bay View Avenue Thomas 439 Hope Street Biancuzzo 24 Doran Avenue Andrade 40 Church Street Maciel 875 Hope Street Bernard Naomi Street Conley 83 Burton Street Black 692 Hope Street Osborne 137 Bradford Street Alfred 11 Third Street Stone Fales Road Wood Lindbergh Avenue Medeiros 43 E Street Pivin 680 Hope Street
Troops 3 and 4 of Bristol completed a successful week at Camp Yawgoog Rockville R I winning a softball showdown against the First Troop of Bristol 20 to 12 and securing multiple honors. Leaders Edward E. Oliver and Gerald Sylvester guided fourteen scouts from Troop 3 and six from Troop 4 with several promotions and merit badges awarded.
Seventh seasonal attraction at Sara Stamm's Newport Casino Theatre opens Monday August 4 for one week. English comedian Arthur Treacher stars in Frederick Lonsdale's On Approval. Treacher, born Arthur Veeray Treacher nicknamed Pip, rose from Prighton to London stage and Broadway, later acting in films with Deanna Durbin and Shirley Temple. He also appeared in Panama Hatty, The Ziegfeld Follies, Caesar and Cleopatra, Getting Married, Blithe Spirit, Clutterbuck, and Stacey Jones earlier this season.
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