Continued One Week In Assault Case Against Stanzione
Judge Lindemuth granted a one week continuance in the assault with intent to kill case of Domenic Troiano of Bristol vs. Sabatino Stanzione. The defense cited inability to locate the complaining witness, while the defendant’s counsel objected to further delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. F. Lindemuth Ysterday
Fifth District Court
Wm. T. O'Donnel
Domenic Troiano
Bristol
Sabatino Stanzione
O'Donnell
Michael A. Addeo
Stanzione
Lindemuth
Troiano
Bradford
Wood Streets
East Cambridge
Mass
Catherine Aiello
Frank Aiello
Attor
Manuel R. Soares
Center Street
Alfred Costa
Wood Street
John Reposa
Stafford Road
Tiverton
Frank Spignole
Metacom Avenue
Providence
John T Sheehan
State Police
Soignole
Lucien A. Capone
Obituary for Harry Bell at Soldiers Home
Funeral services were held for Harry Bell who died suddenly at the Soldiers Home. He was 63 and had resided in Bristol for 44 years. Bell was former Chancellor of Eureka Lodge Knights of Pythias and worked as a gardener at the Soldiers Home. He leaves sisters Mrs Witham A Cross and Mrs Albert Stanwood, Mrs Leon J Kennex, and a brother John D Bell. He was buried in North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bell
Soldiers Home
Leon J Kennex
High St
Herman W. Watsen
First Baptist Church
North Cemetery
Milton
Ontario
Canada
Bell
Bristol
Eureka Lodge
Knights of Pythias of
Warren
Institution
Kenney
Witham
Albert Stanwood
Providence
John D Bell
Lubec
Mrs Mary A Goulding Casey Dead in Providence
News has arrived of the death in Providence Sunday of Mrs Mary A Goulding Casey wife of Patrick Casey and mother of Rev Francis P Casey former curate at St Marys Church Bristol The funeral will leave 91 Shelton street at 915 tomorrow for a solemn requiem mass at St Josephs Church Hope street Burial will be in Providence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Mary A !Goulding Casey
Patrick Casey
Francis P Casey
St. Mary's Church
Bristol
Shelton Street
St Joseph's Church
Hope Street
Snapshot Guild Hints for Better Light in Your Photos
The Snapshot Guild explains how lighting angles create livelier pictures. Shoot with the sun over your shoulder or across from the side to build strong light and shadows, and experiment with shading to capture vivid highlights and deep tones. See you next week for more tips.
Bristol 25 Years Ago Lawn Party by Epworth League
A Bristol 25 years ago lawn party at State Street M. E. Church grounds drew large crowds Friday afternoon and evening. Despite a shower, the event was pleasant with handsome tables and careful supervision by Grace Blaisdell, Mrs. George A Richardson, Mrs John Potter, Sarah D Bosworth, and William H Maxfield guiding candy cake supper fancy and ice cream services with young league members as waitresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
State Street
M. E
Grace Blaisdell
George A . Richardson
John Potter
Sarah D. Bosworth
William H. Maxfield
League
Outing at the Ferry Honors Miss Peck Ham of Los Angeles
About sixty people joined an afternoon excursion to the ferry in honor of Miss Phrona Peckham of Los Angeles, with her mother Mrs Annie Ingraham visiting Mr and Mrs William Darling of Burton Street. The party enjoyed bathing, games, and refreshments and saluted the New York boat as it passed. In the evening more guests arrived by auto and carriage, and Bristol Train of Artillery troops moved into camp at Poppasquash overlooking the west shore under Col Merton A Cheeseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phrona Peckham
Los Angeles
Cal
Annie Ingraham
Wiliam Darling
Burton Street
Jim
New York
Bristol Train of Artillery
Poppasquash
West Shore
Merton
Cheeseman
Pickles Clerk Returns After Georgetown Visit
Tohn H Pickles, a WM Connery's clothing store clerk, came home Sunday following a weeklong stay in Georgetown. Connie also went to New York and attended the doubleheader between Detroit and New York clubs on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn H Pickles
WM Connery
Georgetown
Connie
New York
Detroit
Rifle Practice Records Set by Rhode Island Naval Reserve Unit
The First Division Rhode Island Naval Battalion visited Rumford on a state range for rifle practice led by Ensign Chester C Myer. Highest 200 yard score was 39 by Seaman Harri Gray, with multiple sailors recording top marks across 500 and 6 yard distances. Lowest readable scores included several Seamen and Master-at-Arms Gale among others.
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Rhode Island Naval Battalon
Rumford
Chester C Myer
Chester Miers
Albert T Gale
Harri Gray
Seaman Teohn Burrows Folliwee
T Gale
Seaman L. Cogweshal
Seaman Harry Rush
Seaman Geerre Rush Ji
Seaman Wm Newbold
Jottos
Tee Falbeore
Vards
Master-at-Arms
A. T Gale
Bootewains Main RS
Seaman George Bush
Seaman Harry Bush
Seaman William
Seaman T Burrows
Seaman C C Nelle
Seaman H Gray
Gale
Seaman G Bush
Seaman F H Coggeshall
Ensien
C C Myers
Seaman
H Manchester
Seaman W Bell
Seaman G McGann
Seaman J Burrows
Scouts Treasure Hunt at Camp Takares Ends with Ice Cream
First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts of America held a summer outing at Camp Takares featuring water games and a treasure hunt. P L Martin Edmunds and Leonard Abenante found a hidden package of ice cream after a guided search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Takares
L. Martin Edmunds
Leonard Abenante
Edward Allesandro
John G. Abenante
George R . Fish
Legion and Auxiliary Plan Department Convention
Kearney Post No 6 and its Ladies Auxiliary met in Grand Army Hall to discuss the annual election of officers and the department convention to be held in Westerly next month. Delegates include Past Commanders A A Edmonds H W Gifford J W Enes and others with elections set for Sept 5 and Constitutional Day observance planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Westerly
Kearney
No. 6
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Grand Army Hall
Albert A Edmonds
Harold W Gifford
Joseph W Enes
Domenic Mascola
Samuel J. Smith
Luke H Callan
B T Wall
Joseph M Edmonds
A A Edmonds
B W Wall
W T. Cashin
Mr Edmonds
Chas. E. Burns
Turner
Frank J. Cuomo
Veterans’ Hospital
Connecticut
J. Alice Dubuc
William H. Gablinske
Gar Hall
Mary
Lincoln Department
Cemter
Home Service Director Appointed by Fast National Stores
Fast National Stores Inc named Imogene B. Wolcott as its new home service director and consultant on food selection preparation and serving. Her advice will aid groups and individuals, reflecting high customer and club church demand for food guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast National Stores Inc
Imogene B. Wolcott
Mrs Welcott Takes New Post in Somerville Base
Mrs Welcott, Boston home economics writer and author of several books on cooking and women’s interests, will set up her headquarters at the First National base 5 Middlesex avenue Somerville Mass continuing her work for newspapers and magazines on her specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcott
Boston
First National
Middlesex Avenue
Somerville
Mass
BTA Fight Defiance In Twilight League Clash
Ed Menard’s Defiance Hose Company meets Bristol Train of Artillery in a twilight league game on the common at 6 15 PM. Both teams seek a first-half win as injuries and lineup changes shape the showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Menard
Defiance Hose Company
Doc” D’angelo
Bristol Train of Artillery
Sharp
Andre D'Ambrosio
Ab Baker
Jimmie Garvin
Jimmie Lanzke
Mosie Moore
Whitey Mello
Jacke Marsden
Johnnie Andrade
BTA
Defiance
Babe” Ethier
Rangers
Honey” Menard
Oliver
Leo Mansi
Mello
Manny Borges
Louis Rinaldi
John Josephs
Dom L. Langello
Summer hazards raise accident rate warns safety council
The National Safety Council links rising summer heat to higher accident and injury rates. It cites auto crashes and drowning as leading causes, then warns of bites from poison ivy, sunburn, food and waterborne illness, cuts and infection from camping tools, and other risks of weekend trips and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Council
National Safety Council
Camper first aid advice covers bites heat and tools
The passage stresses smart camp safety from smile and leer to sharp implements and firearms. It notes heat stroke versus sun stroke symptoms, avoids overexertion, warns about snake bites and mosquitoes, and urges a well stocked first aid kit plus knowledge of its use.
Advance Guard of Summer's Parade Of 30 Fruits Ready Now for Jelly
The article urges starting jam and jelly making as fruit comes to market to build a diverse supply. It lists berries such as strawberries cherries and raspberries first then blackberries huckleberries blueberries and loganberries and provides two tested recipes Red or Black Currant Jelly and Red Raspberry Jam with step by step directions and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Blake
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Sparkle
Phoenix Files
Legion and Auxiliary
Home Service
James B Lee
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