Increased Benefits in Rhode Island Plan Raise Payouts
The Rhode Island Medical Society sponsored prepaid surgical medical care plan increases benefits with no extra cost to subscribers. Dr. Joseph C. O’Connell says board approval follows positive operating experience. Maximum subscriber benefit rises from 195 to 290, surgeon and assisting surgeon fees up, daily hospital visits for non surgical cases rise from 3 to 4 dollars, and thyroid operation totals shift accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Medical Society
Joseph C O'Connell
Bristol Firemen Help East Greenwich At Muster Prize
Thirty nine members of Bristol Fire Department helped the Volunteer from Faust Greenwich place fourth at the New England firemen's muster in Andover Massachusetts. Led by Fire Chief Norman J Servant the team traveled by bus and private cars. Rep Gladys M Brightman and Raymond Stand attended. The event drew companies from every state and Vermont with Maine noting a 60 year return for the Fourth of July crowd. The Bristol tub team found the tubs tough and rested after their turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Fire Department
Faust Greenwich
New England
Andover
Mass
Norman J
Bristol
North Andover
Gladys M. Brightman
Brightmans
Raymond St
Vermont
Bristols
State of Maine
Door Prizes At Plant H Employee Outing
Door prizes were awarded at Plant H Collins & Aikman annual outing with nearly 900 employees attending a shore dinner at Rocky Point and a sail on the bay aboard the steamer Nelseco. John Marshall chaired the committee with Clara Aderton Veronica Correia Louis Cinllo Sabato Cirillo George McKenzie Domenic Guisto John Sylvia and Adolph Ferreira Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant H
Collins & Aikman
Anne Duarte
Joseph Cappucci
Beatrice Furtado
Anthony Medeiros
Dolores Marshall
Pauline Raposa
Rocky Point
Nelseco
John Marshall
Clara Anderton
Veronica Correia
Louis Cinllo
Sabato Cirillo
George McKenzie
Domenic Guisto
John Sylvia
Adolph Ferreira, Jr
Local notices highlight meetings travels and open house events
Parsonale 43 CALL 44 Mr and Mrs P J Hurley guests of Mrs Philp Morris in Bristol attend Knights of Columbus at State street. Rotary Club hears William C A Williams of Providence. Patricia Fitzgerald visiting Barbara Garvey at 24 DeWolf Ave. both are student nurses in Brooklyn. Marine Cpl John Cardoza on 10 day furlough from Camp LeJeune. Seaman Apprentice Nicholas A Mansi completes radar course in Boston. Eagles red and reel drawing winner Herman King of Springfield. Mathews White of Iowa wins July 30 drawing. Five dollars donated to the 15th Annual Police Ball. Industrial Trust building on Hope Street to host Open House Sept 8. first business day soon after. Mr and Mrs Oliver J Lemaire return from Quebec trip visiting Richmond birthplace. plus trips to Rockland Me Jackson NH and Andover NH. Bristol Philatelic Society to attend Rhode Island Philatelic Society summer meeting Aug 18 at Peleg Frances Farm in Renoboth. Jessie Molasky noted. Mr and Mrs Stephen No Mason to fly American Airlines for two weeks in Los Angeles. plan to visit Perci J McCarthy in California. he is safety director at Bristol Manufacturing Co the Mason is town treasurer clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen No Mason
Constitution Street
Wall
American Airlines
Los Angeles
Calif
Perci J McCarthy
Bristol Manufacturing Co
Mason
Policemen's Ball Set for September 21 in Bristol
The Fifteenth Annual Ball of the Bristol Police Beneficial Association will be held Friday September 21 at Midway Steak and Lobster House. Dress is optional. Anthony J. Carlone chairs the event and Frank M. Almeida runs ticket sales. Sgt William T. Cashin is secretary and Sgt Euclid Demars is treasurer.
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Bristol Police Beneficial Association
Midway Steak & Lobster House
Anthony J. Carlone
Frank M. Almeida
William T. Cashin
Euclid Demars
Scrap Mobilization Chairman Named for Area
Capt. Paul Z. Herzig, president of the town council, is named chairman of the Scrap Mobilization Committee for the area by a letter from Edward W. Greb acting director of the Salvage Division. The notice cites acute scrap needs and warns that production cuts due to scrap shortages reduce steel output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Z. Herzig
Department of Commerce
National Production Authority
Washington
Edward W. Greb
Herzig
Children Head to Game From Common Tomorrow Morning
Playground director Anthony A Agatiello announced that about 300 children will board buses from the Common tomorrow by 10 30 am to attend the Red Sox game with light refreshments at the stadium. Groups of 20 will have an adult supervisor and are expected back about 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony A Agatiello
Red Sox
Agatiello
Ball Park
Louis Castriotta
Anthony Massano
Clarence R. Spece
Juicy Fruit
Spearmints
Loretta Borgia
Jane Sousa
Grace Noterangelo
Naomi Sousa
Miss Sousa
Memorial Park veterans plan Fourth of July move
Albert P Russo, chair of the World War II Memorial Park subcommittee, said debris removal from the park site has progressed and the subsoil must be cleared. Contractors used steam shovels and trucks. 150 yards removed with 100 more to go. He issued eight bid invites for subsoil loam and seeding, aiming to finish by spring with fall seeding planned and donations still welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P Russo
Veterans’ Council
Russo
Russo Repo and
Sea Construction Co
Holmes Bros
Highways Department
Metacom Avenue
Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps Win In Meets
The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps returned home with multiple prizes from two state meets held Saturday in New Haven Connecticut and Sunday in Indian Orchard Massachusetts. They won three first prizes in the junior class including playing appearance and drum major, and Norman Toste earned a special junior drum major trophy. The corps were hosted by Troop 40 in Indian Orchard and joined a Ragshag parade during the weekend.
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Bristol Boy Scout Bugle
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut Fifers
Drummers’ and Buglers’ Association
Lawcraft Fife and Drum Corps
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Norman Toste
Indian Orchard
Mass
Troop 40
Boy Scouts of America
Scouts’ Drum Corps Competes In Massachusetts Event
Overnight at Troop 40 camp they joined the Massachusetts Fife Drum and Bugle Association field day and convention. They placed second in playing and appearance and in individual drumming and bass drum ming, skipped individual bugling and bell lyra. Rehearsals at Scout Hall tonight at 7 15 and Thursday they perform at Rhode Island Veterans Home. Next Sunday the eighth annual drum corps parade and contests are held in town at Guiteras Athletic Field after a 2 p m parade, with a Foxboro appearance next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 40
Massachusetts
Scout Hall
Rhode Island Veterans Home
Scout Corps
Guiteras Athletic Field
Foxboro
Mass
Nastri Cicerchia nuptials held at Mount Carmel Church
Miss Carmela Nastri daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Nastri 225 Wood Street married Joseph Cicerchia son of Mr and Mrs Andimo Cicerchia 37 Hamilton Avenue Barrington Saturday at 9am The ceremony was officiated by Rev Joseph Sorzana and Rev Matthew Carmone The matron of honor was Mrs Margaret Nastri The best man was Mariano Nastri After a honeymoon in Atlantic City and New York the couple will reside at 225 Wood Street
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Carmela Nastri
Joseph Nastri
Wood Street
Joseph Cicerchia
Andimo Cicerchia
Hamilton Avenue
Barrington
Our Lady 'S Mount Carmel
Joseph Sorzana P
Matthew Carmone
CSP
Margaret Nastri
Mariano Nastri
Atlantic City
New York
Wood
Flower Show Highlights First Congregational Church Bazaar
The annual bazaar at First Congregational Church featured a prominent flower show in the DeWolf Memorial Room with eleven classes and many praised displays. Prizes were awarded to multiple exhibitors across categories such as Special Exhibit, Monochrome, Horticultural, and Floral arrangements, with judges and committee members listed for the successful event. An evening program by Bill Williston the magician and a barbershop quartet complemented the activities, along with a children's program at the General House and pony rides.
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First Congregational
DeWolf
Bristol
Joseph ¢ Hartwell
Sebastie Bernd
Charles Mc Conners
Arthur H Carr
Howard L House
R F Haffenreffer
Frederick N Palmer
Fred G Gould
Wickford
Arthur B Rae
Joseph Robinson
Arthur H Eastman
Sebastian Bernard, Jr
J Howard Paull
Louis A Beauregard
Howard L. House
Maurice C Smith
Harry Nagel
R. F Haffenreffer
Henry Ferguson
Alfred E. Newton
Robert M. Huey
Daniel K .Davis
St. Michael’s Church
Frederick F Driftmier
First Congregational Church
Arcadie Giura
Warren
Frederick Sutcliffe
Town
H. A. Beauman
Barrington
William Robinson
Robinson
Palmer
Donald Burger
J .Thomas Hayes
M. C. Smith
Albert F. Means
Philip T. Bodell
John T. Martin
Robert McCaughey
William McCaughey
William Todd
Pauline Jencks
Guneral House
William R. Williston
Bill
Child's blue cap features yellow and red lamb emblem
Ad notes a blue child's cap decorated with a yellow and red lamb above the visor. The item is offered for sale with a price hint and contact via phone, 1397.
Matthew White Returns Here After 43 Years
Matthew H. White 62 of Oakdale Iowa formerly of Bristol returns after more than 43 years. He stays with his nephew Luke H White at 11 Milk street and works as sheet metal worker at Oakdale State Sanatorium where he has been employed 30 years. He plans to attend the National Moose Convention in Buffalo New York to compete with the Oakdale degree team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew H. White
Oakdale
Iowa
Bristol
Luke H. White
Milk Street
Matt” White
Oakdale State Sanatorium
Old Town Hall
LeBaron Carlton Colt
Dreadnaught Fire Department
Church Street
White
Annie Green
Mamie Springer
Williams Street
Catherine Bottomley
Howe Street
John R
Charles Street
James
Attleboro
Buffalo
N. Y
Rhode Island event to judge parade and contests
Rhode Island Association will officiate at the contests with medals and trophies on display in a downtown store window next week. Registration opens at noon and ends at 1 30 PM before the parade forms on Franklin street in front of the Kearney Post American Legion Home. George R Fish manages the sponsoring corps with Charles E Greenwood handling registrations and score sheets at Guiteras Athletic Field. Judges include William H Buffum Sr Herbert Gilmore Mortis Balcom Harold Slothower George Long Reave Mullorkey and William Rue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Association
Franklin Street
Kearney Post
American Legion
Guiteras Athletic Field
George R Fish
Charles E Greenwood
West Warwick
William H Buffum Sr
Cranston
Herbert Gilmore
Providence
Mortis Balcom
New London
Conn
Harold Slothower
Greorge
Mullorkey
Ashland
Mass
Williame
Middletown
Public Hearing by Bristol Planning Board on Plat Proposal
The Bristol Planning Board will hold a public hearing in Burnside Memorial Building Council Chambers on Thursday August 30 1951 at 8 PM regarding the proposed Plat of Mary W F Howe Trust No 1 on the corner of Ferry Road and Low Lane. All interested persons may be heard by order of Secretary Maurice C Smith 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Planning Board
Burnside Memorial
Mary W F Howe
Trust
Ferry Road
Low Lane
Planning Board
Maurice C Smith
Mortgagee's Sale of Rhode Island Property
Public auction set for August 8 1951 at 11 00 AM in Barrington Rhode Island. The sale follows a 1934 mortgage on Bay Spring area property, Lot 47 and parts of 46 and 48, owned by Henry J Jenks and Margaret Jenks, described by plat and deed records. The lender, acting through attorney for the holder, declares intention to bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J Jenks
Margaret Jenks
Barrington
Rhode Island
Bay Spring
Bay Spring Avenue
B Spring Flats
J . Latham
Leslie Avenue
John M. Scomb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bristol Phoenix
Bristol Phoenix Publishing Co
Bradford Street
Roswell S. Bosworth
A. D. J. D’arcangelo
R. I
R. IL
East Greenwich
Wm. Auto
Tel
Mary Ann’s Shop
Hope St
Frank Digioia
Pleasant View
Warr
Lee Adjoining
Pleasant View Recreation Area
A. N. Nunes
Hope St.Rm
P. J. Hurley
St Petersburg
Fla
Philp Morris
The
Knights of Columbus
Council Chambers
State Street
Wiliam C. A William
Better Business Bureau of
Rotary Club
White Rail
Patricia Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Barbara Garvey
DeWolf Avenue
King’s County Hospital
Cpl
John Cardoza
Cottage Street
Camp LeJeune
Nicholas A Mansi
USN
Louis Mans
Richmond Street
Combat Information Team Training Center
Boston
Herman King
Springfield
Eagles
Matthew White
Joseph Qualey
Industrial Trust Company
Hope Street
Carl H Witherell
Ohiver J Lemaire
Hillside Road
Quebec
Canada
Richmond
Jeanette
Rockland
Evelyn
Jackson
Eleanor
Bristol Philatelice Society
Rhode Island Philatele
Missouri
Mississippi
New York Central Railroad
Memorial Park
Rego CO
Boy Scout
Cicerchia—Nastri
Peter Simonini
Jencks
Frederick FO Duftmie
Russell S Bray
Ralph H Hawkins
Karl Anthons J
Albert O Earle
Harry Tuplin
Minam J . McCaughey
Guy A Sullivan
Nathaniel A Gladding, Jr
B Earl Anthony, Jr
M C Smith
Gladys Osterberg
William Satterfield
Charles Loring
Daniel Knowlton
Patricia Gruenwald
Janet Jansen
Eunice McGathbin
Ruth Gladding
Rae Gladding
Frances Terra
Dorothy Sullivan
Louise Murray
Mary Louise Adams
Sarah Martin
Bri
Mason Avenue
Martin Hall Road
Tuplin’s Garage
Thames
Hope Hardware
Bristol Alves Realty Co
Fall River
Tudor R & H
Packard
Winecombe
Robeson Street
Wilson Avenue
Stude
Robert L. Jackson
Call
R.—Warren
M. Albert Emery
Mt. Hope Avenue
Pistol
John Francis
John E. Merrilla
Fender Works
Corner Market St
Redmond Warren
S. FP
Robeson
Anderson
Orlando Jrisbane
E. L. Watson Co., Inc
R. I. Tel
Prom. T
Alfred N. Nunes
Reliable Insurance Agency, Inc
Billy
Emhurst
Wm. DuPont
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