Bake and Outing Draw 200 From Collins and Aikman Plants
The second annual clambake and outing of Collins and Aikman locals at Thayer's Grove Metacom avenue drew about 200 employees and guests. Namquit mill beat Cranston mill 7 to 6 in a five inning baseball game as John Marshall and teammates staged a late rally. Tug o war ended in a tie after both sides won once. Prizes were awarded in numerous athletic events and bake proceeds opened at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H and J
Collins and Ailkman Corporation
James Munro
Michael W. Pasquarelli
Joseph Perry
Felsie St. Angelo
Anna Josephs
Charles St. Angele
John Botelho
Sylvena Travers
Loretta Morin
Conte Baptista
Joseph Jerome Tamburro
Marion Lewis
Josephine Accardi
Jerome Tamburo
Joseph Accardi
Frank Martinez
Bruno Vallaro
Ralph Sansone
Virginia Salzano
Emily Freitas
Lena Perry
Namquit
John St. Angelo
Manuel Martin
Arthur Gamelin
Bragk
Brung
Vallorig Jo- Yond
Brooke Wheragh
Mauel Marshall
Jas
Sanesta
Stanslanm
Dante Than Rin
John
Agha JR Sane Te
Olympians Eye Fifth Straight Victory Against Ed die Bullock Nine
The Olympians unbeaten in the second half of the twilight league side with John Marshall on the mound and Joe Borges behind the plate face Eddie Bullock’s revamped Bethlehem nine Thursday. Arm options include Cavalaro Salzano Morris VanVoast and Andr ade. The Y Club coached by Ernest G. Brown has four wins and a tie with Columbia Bill Doran’s Ever Readys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympians
Twillight League
Eddie Bullock
John “Foxy
Marshall
Joe Borges
Colt Memorial High School
Artilerymen
Frenchy Cavallaro
Jimmie Salzano
Sammy Morris
Tommie VanVoast
Johnnie Andrade
McCarthy Fined In District Court After Diner Fight
John McCarthy 21 of 326 Wood Street appeared in Fifth District Court after a Sunday fracas with Guy Rucci 25 at a Bradford Street eating place. Judge O Donnell imposed a $15 fine plus costs after a brief change of plea, while Rucci faced identical charges and posted $500 bail for a future appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Rucci
Portuguese Americans edge North End Merchants 4 3 in baseball
Five hits by the Portuguese American nine fuel a 4 3 victory over the North End Merchants of Fall River. Manny Borges slugged a triple, Whitey Mello drove in two runs with a fifth inning single, and Foxy Marshall pitched effectively for the winners while Zip Friedman allowed five hits and struck out seven for the losers. Tony Perry exited after being hit on the arm in the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B Lee
North End
Fall River
Manny Borges
Whitey Mello
River Cardoza
Joe Aguiar
Mello
Foxy Marshall
Piches
Zip Friedman
Marshall
Tony Perry
Friedman
A. F. D’angelo
B.v Marshall
Friedman Hirt
Ry Friedman
Sylvia
Finnerty
Motor Violators Again Fill District Court Calendar
Judge William T O Donnell presided over a busy Fifth District Court docket of traffic offenses. Francis M Vargas and Alphonse Morra paid fines for failing to slow at intersections. Joseph P Cunha pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident with a reduced leniency. Cunha attributed prior experiences and damage only to his car. Additional fines were imposed for boulevard stop violations on Alfred R Boehn, John B Mancione, Carl M WendIestein, and Antonio Piri. William R Quann and Anthony Coppolino missed appearance. their boulevard stop cases were postponed. Oney Malafronte pleaded no to a driving so as to endanger life. Edward Shea will serve jail time for unpaid drunk fines. Continuances granted in two civil cases Lews Green vs Frank Russo and University Society Inc. vs Frank Pagano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T O'Donnell
Fifth District
Francis M Vargas
Bourn Street
Alphonse Morra
Usher Street
Joseph P Cunha
Usher Avenue
Bristol
Cunha
High Street
Barrington
Peer Roe
Boulevard
Alfred R Boehn
Whitechapel Street
Providence
John B Mancione
East Main Road
Little Compton
Carl M. Wendlestein
Commonwealth Avenue
North
Attleboro
Antonio
Attend Week's Institute on Cooperatives at Amherst College
Mr and Mrs Charles Clifford Wilson of Warren returned from a weeklong Institute on Cooperatives at Massachusetts State College Amherst led by prominent economists and sociologists. The program featured discussions on national and international aspects of the consumers movement, plus folk dances, sketches, and music. The Institute was part of an annual series with faculty cooperation and college facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Charles Clifford Wilson
Warren
Eastern Cooperative League
Massachusetts State College
Amherst
Mass
Wilson
Congregation Council For Social Action
Honey Menard's Texas Leaguer Secures Win for Defiance
Defiance mine rallied from a four run deficit to beat Bill Doran's Ever Ready 6 to 4 in twilight league play. Leo Honey Menard delivered a bases loaded Texas leaguer and drove in two as Stan Tupajy pitched a one hit victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Doran
Texas
Leo Honey Menard
Rangers
Stanley Tupajy
Perry
Oliver
Tupaj
Caruso
Curly Desilets
Mike Turillo
Menard
Turillo
Desilets
Ethier
Massa
Tony Perry
Berry
Goa
Desirets
Hare
Ferreira
Mansi
Tapa
Gogho
xRyone
Ever Ready
Phillips
Frigrs
Olver
Congdon
Tupa
Aguiar
Ohliver
McGrath
Sylvia
Mancini
Bristol hosts first lodge and armory rededication
The Bristol Phoenix reports May 14 1870 on United Brothers Lodge No 13 forming in Bristol May 7 with officers installed and many applicants. nine A and H Odd Fellows helped in the rite. The article also covers a $1500 armory addition, re dedication with a strawberry festival, a Bristol Cornet Band promenade concert, a formal procession and banquet attended by Governor Padelford and state military officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
United Brothers Lodge
Bristol
Grand Lodge
Rhode Island
W. J Miller
N G.E J Geisler
C.H Easton S. A N Miller
T.A. P Baxter
W.J F Williams
C.H Walters
Greene
U Arnold
RS NG
T J Griffin
L. S N G
EF. W. Greene
F A Geisler
LS W G
R. J. Fitch
R.S
E. M Wardwell
L. S S
Amity Lodge
Warren
Wilting Brothers
P . E. WeBrunsen
General Assembly
Bristol Cornet Band
Padelford
J T Murray
C Rhodes
D. W Lyman
Mauran
Turner
Sanders and
Addeman
Providence
First Light Infantry
C. R. Dennis
E. B Bullock
E. F Annable
F J. Sheldon
William H Teel
Henry L
Franklin
Hope Street
Hope
Church
State
State Street
Bristol Artillery
J. G. Burgess
G. L. Westgate
Gov. Padelford
Artillery
Wniversa
Ahar Wainer
Col
Fillson
Lyman
Dennis
Lost Pass Book From Industrial Trust Bristol Branch
Lost or destroyed pass book number 22378 issued by Industrial Trust Co Bristol Branch Participation Department. Return to the bank. Payment has been stopped and an application made for a duplicate book in the manner provided by law.
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Industrial Trust Co
Bristol
Portuguese Club Plans Annual Clam Bake at Thayer's Farm
Members of the Recordacces da Patr ia.Club finalize plans for their annual clam bake and outing on August 23 at Thayer's Farm Metacom avenue. Joseph Vera chairs the general arrangements committee with John Cordeiro Frank Perry Antonio Fonseca Antonio Sousa Antonio Gabriel Manuel Vales John Vera Henry Vera Manuel Fernandes Constantano Ferreira Augusto Camara Emano Silvia Manan B Sousa Frank P Nones and Joseph Lagarti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recordacces da Patria
Thayer’s
Metacom Avenue
Joseph Vera
John Cordeiro
Frank Perry
Anttonio Fonseca
Antonio Sousa
Antonio Gabrial
Manuel Vales
John Vera
Henry Vera
Manuel Fernandes
Constantano Ferreira
Augusto Camara
Emano Silvia
Manan B. Sousa
Frank P Nones
Joseph Lagarti
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Hamburg
McCarthy
McCarty
Rucei
Eucd J Demars
T Perry
Dorothy Darnit
Hatlover
Charles McManus
Wow
C.mMem
Honey Menard
James B. Lee
LeClerc
PC Olympians
Historic
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
Bristol Phoenix
Exom
Thayer
Christian Science Monitor
Bu International
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Taz Cusistian Service Monitor
S4mple
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