Eagles Clambake Called One Of The Best In Years
Bristol Aerie No. 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles held its annual clambake with over 85 attendees from nearly every Rhode Island Aerie. James Munro prepared the feast as John Nixon Frank Nunes led horseshoe and tug-of-war teams, while Michael Sicignano Joseph Mederios won a boccia match.>Main organizers included Manuel Perry as chairman with Anthony J Nunes Louis Canna Harold W Gifford and Joseph Mederios.
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Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Rhode Island
James Munro
John Nixon
Frank Nunes
Joseph Mederros
Anthony Pacheco
Michael Sicignano
Joseph Mederios
Manuel Perry
State Aerie
Anthony J Nunes
Louis Canna
Harold W. Gifford
Bristol Post Office Mail Schedule Summary
The Bristol Post Office lists outbound mail dispatch times as 7 15 A M 9 45 A M 5 40 P M 7 15 P M with 7 15 P M omitted Saturdays and Sundays at 4 50 P M 5 40 P M on Jan 1 and Feb 22 only. Mail received times are 6 20 A M 7 10 A M 2 05 P M 5 05 P M 6 55 P M with 6 55 P M train omitted Saturdays Holidays 8 05 A M on Jan 1 and Feb 22 only.
Mortgagee's Sale Notice in Bristol Rhode Island
By order of the mortgagee, notice of intention to bid at sale or any postponement. Bristol, Rhode Island. Dates August 13 and August 27, 1935, with September 3, 1935. Sale action and adjournment details described.
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Bristol
R. I
Public Auction of Bristol Rhode Island Mortgage Property
Public auction to sell a Bristol Rhode Island lot 6 on Dilys M Wall Plat 1927 by Home Owners Loan Corporation. The mortgage from Maria I Careina dated March 20 1934 recorded Book 106 Page 5 is foreclosed. Sale is Wednesday August 21 1935 at 1100 AM with $200 cash deposit and other terms to be announced.
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Manuel Perry
Bristol
Rhode Island
First School Street
R. I
W. W Perry
C EL
Maria I. Careina
Coronation
Washington
Rhode
Dilys M. Wall
W. W. Perry
Bay View Avenue
William T. C Wardwell
Antonio Silveira Alves
Joseph Borges
Bristol Land Records
Home Owners’loan Corporation
George Triedman
Local notes on Bristol summer events and oddities
A Bristol column highlights a busy carnival stretch with bakes at multiple beaches and a Lions Club carnival featuring a Ferris wheel for charity. It also describes a foreign framed sign on Hope Street, possible international inscriptions, and remarks on daylight hours and warm daily temperatures.
Umpries Shape Warren Benefit Baseball Clash
A disorderly Warren benefit game ends 16 to 4 as Central Massasoits of Warren defeat Alphonese Rebello's Portuguese A A U nine at Burs Hill Park. Umpire Sippen called the infield fly disputed call and halted play after one out in the last of the sixth inning amid near fights and bickering. The page notes misplays and sloppy fielding by both sides and highlights the Fish brothers and Joe Sagan among the standout performers as 16 runs and 16 hits mark the chaotic contest.
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James B. Lee
Howie Martin
Central Massasoits
Warren
Alphonese Rebello
A. A
Burs
S Hill Park
Sippen
Ferreira
Sipper
Bristol
Sagan
Marty Biancuzzo
Marty
Biancuzzo
Fish Brothers
Johnnie Andrade
Chappie Oliver
Joe Sagan
Charlie Burdge
Firemen
Obituary Thomas J Phillips Dies After Seven Week Illness
Funeral services for Thomas Joseph Phillips were held at his home and St Marys Church with a high mass of requiem. The Pawtucket native, 47, resided in town 13 years and worked for Brown and Sharpe in Providence. Survived by wife Harriet M Phillips and son Thomas Henry and three brothers Vincent Gilbert George. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Thomas Joseph Phillips
Rhode Island Hospital
Hope Street
St Mary’s Church
St . Marys’s Cemetery
Wiliam
Edward
Arthur Belmore
Aimee Couture
Wilfred Dio
Walter Dyer
Phillips
Pawtucket
Brown and Sharpe
Providence
National India Rubber Company
Bristol
Harriet M. Philips
Thomas Henry
Vincent
Gilbert
West Barrington
George
Newark
Medical Hints on Poliomyelitis Spread and Prevention
The article discusses infantile paralysis in New England and other states, noting earlier spring and summer peaks, higher case numbers, and the potential for widespread infection. It explains transmission via nasal passages, early onset paralysis, fever, and GI symptoms, and advises avoidance of crowded areas and swimming during epidemics.
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Rhode Island
New England
South Carolina
Virginia
Lost Pass Book Notice From Industrial Trust Co Bristol
Lost or destroyed pass book No. 6117 issued by Industrial Trust Co Bristol Branch in its Participation Department. Payment has been stopped and an application made for issue of duplicate book as provided by law. Return to the bank.
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Industrial Trust Co
Bristol
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