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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1934

Page

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Parish Garden Party At St Marys For Parish Fund

Parishioners of St Marys Church plan a garden party tomorrow evening at the Knights of Columbus home on State Street to raise funds. A 5 to 8 PM supper precedes a midway carnival with elaborate booths, staffed by numerous parishioners and volunteers.

ST. Mary’s Church K. C. Home Bristol Council Knights of Columbus State Street C Hall James F. Wylie Frederick Goff Lawrence Deery Joseph Flynn Bernard Breen George H Baldwin John J Lavander Wm. H. Sisson James F. Meiggs Henry F. Serbst, Jr A A. Marcotte William Ornens Robert J Connery Edward J. Quirk Herman Vermette Frank L. Doran

Bristol Town Beach Crew Formed and Tested

Final tests for the newly formed Bristol Town Beach Volunteer Life Saving crew included 9 members guiding a boat diving for a person and towing ashore with artificial respiration. Members Ashton Arrouca Arruda earned 95 points, Abenante 93, Head LeBlanc Bisbano and Jamiel 91.

Bristol Town Beach Walter Brown Warren Bristol County Safety Council Lawrence S Ashton Henry Arouca Frank Arruda John G Abenante William F. Head Henry LeBlanc Orlando Bisbano Amon Jamiel

Bristol Rotary Club 5th Annual Outing Farmed at Woodmere Lodge

The Bristol Rotary Club plans its fifth annual outing and clam bake at Woodmore Lodge on the Hopeworth estate tomorrow. Transportation from the Hotel Belvedere departs 12:30 to 12:45 PM. Lunch at 1 PM followed by an afternoon of sports and rest. Octave LeClair leads the bake. Committee chairs are Col Samuel A Hall, John Ro Magee, Frank Rounds, John G DesLauriers.

Bristol Rotary Club Woodmore Lodge Hopeworth Belvedere Octave LeClair Samuel A Hall John Ro Magee Frank Rounds John G DesLauriers

Battery C 243rd Coast Artillery to prize outing and clambake

Battery C 243rd Coast Artillery will be rewarded for its encampment success at Ft. Wright New York with an outing and clambake on August 26 Capt Albert Moren announced. The unit achieved an exceptional 125 score for firing at 14 000 feet setting a high mark for National Guard units. Guests include Col John J Collins Lt Col Earl C Webster Ernest Moore and others with Manuel Morris Jr as committee chair and Sgt Lawrence Ascoh assisting.

Ft HG Wright Albert 4 Moren Batters C National Guard John J Collins Earl C Webster Ernest Moore John Toohey Everett F McMillan C A Randall Manuel Morris Jr Lawrence Ascoh John Bishano John Alfred

Bristol Phoenix reader notice on charity badges

The Salvation Year warns Bristol residents that Volunteers of America are not connected with the Salvation Army and asks donors to verify badges before giving to the Army. Major John Castagna signs the notice urging readers to display proper badges when donating.

Bristol Phoenix the Salvation Yenr Bristol Volunteers of America Salvation Armvo Soheaters John Cgastagna

Seeded players advance in Bristol County tennis tournament

The Bristol County Championship at Excelsior Tennis Club continues with most seeds remaining. Defending champion William Fischer of New York reaches the semifinals to face TS Mathews, while C N Kraus prepares for a third round match against Thomas Greason. Ray Chase dominates Wallis Howe Jr. to reach the other semifinal against winner of Kraus Quinn/Merrill match.

Excelsior William M Fischer New York T S. Mathews C N_ Kraus Thomas Greason Ray Chase Brown University Chase Wallis E. Howe, Jr Garden City Pete Howe Dartmouth Brown Kraus Quinn Powell Holbein Wallis E Howe, Jr Sanford Webster Ray Chace C. Gill William Fischer S. C. Wickham Lowell Merrill F Nixon Don Thorndike

Tennis doubles results roll through decisive victories

Duncan Langdon and Mo Congdon beat Sherman and King 6 2 6 0. Quinn and Nugent defeat Wallis F Howe and George Howe 8 6 6 0. Sawyer and Hill beat King and Gill 6 4 6 2. Kraus and Malkowski beat Allen and Buck 6 1 3 6 6 0. Nelson and Holbein over Webster and Anster 4 6 6 2 6 2. Chace and Rigby beat Estes and Merrill 7 5 6 2. Grease and Fairbanks beat Tirrell and Beattie 6 4 6 3. Quinn and Nugent beat Sawyer and Hill 3 6 6 1 6 4.

Duncan Langdon Mo Congdon Sherman King Quinn and Nugent Wallis F. Howe George Howe Sawyer and Hill Gill Kraus and Malkowski Allen Buck Nelson and Holbein Webster Anster Chace and Rigby Estes and Merrill Grease Fairbanks Tirrell Beattie Quinn Sawyer Hill

Junior Doubles First Round Results

Wickham and Halsey beat A Howe and B Wall 6-1 8-6. Hobetin and Nugent defeated Harrison and Wark 6-3 6-3. Fairbanks and Webster beat Wickham and Halsey 6-3 4-6 6-3.

G R Harrison W. Todd Powell Holbein Albert Fairbanks, Jr Thomas Waldron Webster L. M Wickham Anger Gruntfest W C Wickham G Nugent Outinn Harrison Thomson Arthur Pavette J Halsey Wickham Halsey A Howe B Wall Hobetin Nugent Wark Fairbanks and

Sansone Withdraws Zoning Petition For Funeral Home

Bristol business man Peter Sansone withdrew his petition to repurpose part of 88 Franklin Street as a funeral home after advice from Judge Leahy that the zoning board has no jurisdiction to approve such a change in the ordinance. Leahy noted Sansone may pursue rights already set by the ordinance and suggested court action if rights differ. sixteen local residents opposed the move and the board later approved a separate poultry house permit for De Cristofaro Avenue.

Fdware Leahy Peter Sansone Bristol Franklin Street Zoning Board of Review Councl Sansone Atlas Geek 7Zoning Board Edward J McCool Fast Providence Manuel Cabral Mello de Cristofaro Avenue

Town council mulls ten year tax exemption for Paramede Shoe

The Town Council considers granting Paramede Shoe a ten year tax exemption after moving its plant from Haverhill Massachusetts. The firm is expected to employ 300 to 400 at full capacity. The Community Athletic Field committee seeks ERA project inclusion, proposing smaller, separately costed tasks.

Paramede Shoe Company Haverhill Mass Community Athletic Field Committee

Garden Club Fete Promises Many Attractions at Bristol Yacht Club

Bristol Garden Club hosts a lawn fete at the Bristol Yacht Club with two flower arrangement contests and a pet show. Judges include Mrs C D Burt, Mrs Albert Crabtree, and Mrs Clarence Beckford. Prizes feature potted plants and vases, with dogs and other pets displayed on the lawn from three to five. Entries due by Aug 8. admission via small entry fee and blanks available from Mrs Kinder or Mrs Dixon.

Bristol Garden Club Bristol Yacht Club Frances Foster C D Burt Pappasquash Albert Crabtree Barrington Clarence Beckford Riverside R F. Kinder F M. Dixon, Jr Kinder Dixon J. H. Paull Agnes M. Herreshoff William T. O'Donnell J. Winthrop DeWolf Mabel B. Salisbury EF. G Brown Edward D. Kunz Stanley E. Friswell N. M. Zinderstein J H. Tucker Ethel Tucker B. F Lindemuth A. M. Merriman Henry Wood Mary Perry Philip DeWolf B M. MacDougall Miriam W. Skinner Julia C Drury A M Merriman CC. D. Burt N M. Zinders

Bristol Crew Triumphs in First Race for State Title

The Bristol Yacht Club skippered by Ed Leahy Jr won the first race in a best two out of three for the Boys Junior state title at Watch Hill. Bristol also won both races yesterday, defeating Watch Hill and East Greenwich crews, while Westerly earned its spot by taking two second places.

Bristol Yacht Club Ed Leahy, Jr Westerly Navigators Ed Leahy Jr Watch Hill Bristol Leahy Paul Nicholson Bill Shaw East Greenwich Westerly Edgewood

Shrimpo Wins 12 Foot Waterline Race at Bristol Regatta

Shrimpo won the 12%-foot waterline knockabout class in Saturday’s Bristol Yacht Club regatta. The event featured Candy class from Touisset and Tiverton, Warwickneckers from Mount Hope Bay, Newport Yacht Club dories, Beetle cat boats from Barrington and Bristol Highlands, plus local 120-foot entries in the allowance class.

Shrimpo Bristol Yacht Club Touisset Tiverton Mount Hope Bay Newport Yacht Club Barrington Bristol Highlands Fudge Squall

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