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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1955

Page

1

Parade roster for 1880 Trades Procession detailed

The article lists the parade order from the 1880 anniversary, naming the Police Skirmishers, chief marshal Col. S P Colt and aides, first and second division marshals, bands like the Bristol Cornet Band, the National Band of Providence, and many officials and guests. It records a pilgrim costume company in a hollow square, carriages bearing notable residents, and a long list of invitees from state and church leadership, plus memorial trees planted on the Common.

Schibe Col S. P. Colt Col. T. Fisher Mark A. DeWolt Frederick F. Gladding James A. Renwick Benjamin L. West Charles Norris Jo Collins James C. Church Henry M. Gibson J. Howard Manchester Wilfred H. Munro Charles Paull Robert D. Andrews Col. Geo. O. Eddy P. L. Garrett Orrin Wilson W. Fred Williams William H. Munro Bristol Cornet Band James Allen Clark H. Straight B.T.A Richard B. Franklin Henry Card Wm. B. Burnham Frisbie National Band of Providence Infantry Veterans Association F.l.lv.a Bristol Light Infantry Michael Cahill Lis. Dwyer Brunell Geo. T. French Marshal Edw. F. Lucas Major Merritt Edward Coward Mort Giles Col. Byfield A. B. Corthell C. A. Greene A. J. Trotter Henry Goff Samuel M. Lindsey Hezekiah W. Church Littlefield Fay Barney LeBaron B. Colt Cols Pierce Clark Francis Zandt Thomas A. Doyle Providence Dennis J. C Seabury Budlong Turner Nickerson J. Lewis Diman Bishop Howe H. K. Oliver Salem Mass Zachariah Allen R.S Historical Society Henry B. Anthony Nelson W. Aldrich L. W. Ballou R. I John H. Stiness R. S. Supreme Court T. W. Higginson Massachusetts Francis Peck Bristol Wm. Gammell Chas. R. Cutler Warren Rowland G. Hazard S. Kingston T. M. Clark Diocese of R. L J. H. Johnson Trinity Church Co. B. Perry Mt. Calvary Church Baltimore Geo the Werren Nathaniel Peck Mark Propricone Isaac F. Williams Chas. Hosmer W. Russell Bogert Chas. A. Waldron A. L. Howe P. E. Day

Start Early Storm Precautions In Bristol

Civil Defense and local businesses prepare for hurricane Connie with an emergency meeting of department heads at CD headquarters. Citizens and firms organize quick moves, boarding, and shifting materials to upper floors as guards and crews brace for high water and potential damage.

Department of Civil Defense Civil Defense Hurane Connie Samuel C. Wardwell Wardwell Coast Guard State Street Bristol

Boccia Club Wins John G Stewart Trophy with Pennies

The Bocci Club earned permanent possession of the John G Stewart Trophy after collecting the largest penny sum for the Fourth of July three consecutive years. This year the club total reached 5109 pennies, announced yesterday by Alphonse Morra of the Fourth committee. Second place went to the Hotel Belvedere with 1500 pennies.

Bocci John G Stewart Alphonse Morra Hotel Belvedere

Quahog Race Triumph Sparks Return Fete Plan

Bristol Harbor hosted the first annual quahog derby as 35 boats battled choppy southwest seas. Louis Bisordi of Prudence Island won both the 15 ft 25 hp and open classes, with Anthony Bottiglieri and Wilfred Caswell delivering standout maneuvers. Race chairman Lowell Smith promises an annual event pending NBYCA sanction.

Bristol Harbor Bristol Warren East Greenwich Hog Island Barrington Prudence Island Tiverton Town Bridge Elk's Club Hope Street Wilfred Caswell Anthony Bottiglieri Marvin Brooks Brooks Anthony Ribeiro Louis Bisordi Lowell Smith Narragansett Bay

Quahog Derby Highlights Rhode Island Harbor Spectacle

The outboard derby showcased varied horsepower as 25s led open race. Local officials and yacht club crews cooperated with fishermen. boats ferried crews and the club lent facilities. Judges Rego Gibbs O’Connell praised performance. next year planned with extra access and trains. The event boosted a year round quahog economy and drew large crowds along the sea wall.

Derby Brooks Les Gurney Narragansett Electric Co Yacht Club Lloyd Chase Gurney

Cant Stop Drive In Faces Local Zoning Battle

The town council heard objections to a proposed drive in at Gooding avenue with 18 acres zoned industrial. Sponsor Rego and backers Brito and Palazini push shopping center and factory plans, while residents led by Matthew Borgia and Marguerite Gooding seek permit revocation. A traffic light request on Pappasquash Road was denied for insufficient volume, prompting plans to re survey area.

Gooding Avenue Matthew Borgia Marguerite Gooding Caesar Brito William A. Rego Bruno Public Works Department J. J. Gregory & Son E Providence Tracstors, Inc Raymond Construction Co Davis~ Wilson State Department of Public Works Pappasquash Road Lester P Manning Manning Lucien Capone Rockwell Park Miss Gooding Borgia Rego Burgia Capone Joseph S. Qualey West and Herzig Streets C. Brito Construction Co West Street Herzig Street Rego and Sons Francis Bros Hopeworth Hopeworth Avenue

Narragansett Bay regatta draws big turnout and debate on future

The three day Narragansett Bay Regatta ends with a wild finish and 150 boats racing from Friday to Sunday. Race chairman Francois L deWolf says NBYA may return next season and Bristol could host a week long Race Week with expanded quahog races. sailors weigh fewer but larger events to boost turnout.

Narragansett Bay Francois L. deWolf B.Y.C Bristol deWolf de Wolff

Salk Shots To Be Tomorrow Thursday for First and Second Graders

Health officials announce polio vaccine injections for first and second graders who had the first shot. The drive runs Wednesday and Thursday at District Nursing headquarters Rockwell House from 3 a.m. to 11 a.m. Doctors Holdsworth Seabra on Wednesday and Bruno Serbs on Thursday lead the clinics with Nurse Concetta Fasano directing assistants. A follow-up clinic may be arranged for those unable to receive injections.

Phoenix Rockwell House Holdsworth Seabra Bruno Samuel D. Clark Concetta Fasano

Women To Present Benefit Picture For Civic Fund

Bristol Women's Club to screen the English film Romeo and Juliet at the Pass Time Theatre on Monday August 29. Proceeds will support the Civics Betterment Fund as the group notes last year’s equipment purchases for the town Emergency Rescue Squad.

Bristol Women’s Mrsmond Makowsky Ursing

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. T. O'Connell Supply Co Frank Rene Fraklin Street Collins and Aikman Sidney Herreslff Paul Rockwell Harleigh Tingley Robert Toland Derby Patrick McGinnis Galilee John L. Rego Harold Gibbs J. T. O’connell J. T John L Francois de Wolf Maurice Paulin Frank Murphy Carl Carlson Ralph Nash Jack Tiplady Division of Fish and Game Jesse H Caton Mermaid Wiliam P. Sousa N. B Bebe Marguerite Civic Fund
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