Bristol Bugle and Drum Corps Heads to Philadelphia
The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps departs for Philadelphia to compete at the American Legion national convention and march in the parade. The group seeks funds to reach over 800 to cover trip costs, urging local support for their esteemed New England troupe.
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Bristol Boy Scout Bugle
Philadelphia
American Legion
Bristolians
New England
Philadelphia Story
The
Phoenix
Bristol
Bristol Bugle and
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Kinder Garten Registration Notice
Registration for the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church kindergarten will take place on Wednesday August 31 from 9 am until noon in the Parish Hall. Children from 4 years of age and up are eligible. Miss Barbara Sutcliffe of Ware, Mass., visiting Bristol area friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Leahy Honors Faith and Public Service Reflections
The speech recalls Grover Cleveland s idea that public office is a public trust and emphasizes duty to Washington. Local notices include the McKeever family planning a Pasadena visit and Anthony Puya Jr returning to Brooklyn after vacation with relatives. Holy Rosary Society to receive holy communion at 7 am mass. Those traveling to Nashville meet at 12 30 p m before church departure.
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Bristol
Fee
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Leahy
Anthony Puya, Jr
Mt. Hope Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Holy Rosary Society of the Our Lady of
Rhode Island
Vernon Gray
Earl P. Rounds
Robert C. Newbold
Hugh
Cornerstone Laying for New Jene Oy Standers Building
Bristol readers witnessed the cornerstone laid for the Jene Oy Standers Association's new 40 by 60 foot building on Wood Street near Richmond Street. Anthony Cupolo presided as building committee chair as a 300-strong crowd watched the ceremony amid a brief shower and a street parade led by the Bristol Rangers Bugle and Drum Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jene Oy Standers’ Association
Wood Street
Richmond Street
Anthony Cupolo
Bristol Rangers
Bugle
Association
Cupolo
Charles Lombardi
Ralph Quito
Guy Marabello
Louis Florensano
Anthony Cappucci
John Sicignano
Michael Proto
Felix Pasquarelli
Frank Arruda
Donald van Voast
Assoc
Thomas Majorano
Wood and
Catherine Streets
Welfare Director Addresses Rotarians on State Aid
Rhode Island Welfare Director Edward P. Reidy spoke at the Bristol Rotary Club lunch about the department’s scope and needs. He noted 44,000 beneficiaries, an $18 million appropriation, and that dependency, disease and delinquency are the core social issues, with aging driving demand and two new elder facilities likely needed at the Veterans Home in Bristol where 128 patients are currently housed.
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Rhode Island Department of Social Welfare
Bristol Rotary Club
Linchetn
Edward P. Reidy
White Rail Riding Club
Rotarians
Edward L. Leahy
United States
Reidy
Rhode Island
Bristol
Man Receives BS Degree and Heads to Iowa Vet School
Mr and Mrs Nunzio Annarummo of 167 Bradford Street celebrate his bachelor of science from R. S. State in June. He left Wednesday for Ames Iowa to begin graduate studies at the School of Veterinary Medicine State College. His wife Lillian and their son accompany him on the trip.
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Nunzio Annarummo
Bradford Street
R. S. State
Ames
Iowa
School of Veterinary
Mediding
State College
Lillian *M.iepone
Anniartinimo
Marriage Intentions Listed in Fall River Records
The notice lists marriages between Alphonse J. Cote from Fall River and Louise S. Carmone of 75 Charles Street, Norman J. Sousa of 254 Wood Street and Flora E. Delmage of Warren, Augustine C. Ramos of 9 Thompson Avenue and Anne P. Sullivan of Barrington, William J. Bell of Warren and Alice B. Pacheco of 55 Thompson Avenue, Raymond R. Pacheco of Warren and Jennie Cavalieri of 43 Congregational Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse J. Cote
Fall River
Louise S. Carmone
Charles Street
Norman J. Sousa
Wood Street
Flora E. Delmage
Warren
Augustine C. Ramos
Thompson Avenue
Anne P. Sullivan
Barrington
William J. Bell
Alice B. Pacheco
Raymond R. Pacheco
Jennie Cavalieri
Congregational Street
Football Candidates Report For Bristol Senior High Tryouts
Bristol Senior High announces football tryouts to be held Monday morning at 9 30 in front of Andrews High. Initial reports show a large squad set to face Aldrich High in the R Tl Schoolboy Round Robin on September 9. The game benefits the State Schoolboy Injury Fund and all participants must bring the required insurance premium.
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Bristol
Ralph K. Nash
Andrews High
Aldrich High
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Roswell S. Bosworth
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F.R. Abate Electro-Plating and Polishing Shop
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Ams
Brisis
Annabell
Washington St
City Hall Hardware
Warren Memorial CO
Tel
Reve
Cky Pal Feoawss
Meisy Shore
Actis Iene Oimviens Bss Space
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Studebaker
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Aino
Barbara Sutcliffe
Warehai
Mass
John M. Taplin
Bristol Highlands
Sansom
Frank McKeever, Jr
John
Mildred
Margaret
Frank III
Pasadena
Calif
Frank McKeever
High Street
Town
Cup
Adrian Berwick
Robert Roulon-Miller
Senate
Samuel D. Clark
Town Council
John R. Bernado
Republican Town Committee
Norman £. B
Benard Anthony J. Nunes
Democratic Town Committee
Massano
Charles L. Pendleton Jr
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Walley Street
George R. Fish
Bristol County District
Boy Scouts of America
Lfe
Marshall
Bristol Boy Scout
Rangers
Portugese
Raymond J. Makowsky
243Rd Aaa
A. Bn
R.I.N.G
Bristol Women’s Democratic Club
Shull
Adavesses
Federal Parole Commission
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Charlotte F.C. Caron
Rervich
Ork
Money
Lionel Carréiro
R. L
Elmwood Monumental Works
Awain
Call Br
Albert Emery
Mt. Hope Ave
John E. Merella
Vinecombe
Robeson St
River
Frank
Carvalho
Taffy
Uyvea
Hayside
Linden“st
Attleboro
Plymouth
Pri Paeor
Neable
Cape Cod
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Metacom Avenue
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Bristol Park Shores
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Catherine St
Hope
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Arca
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GAS Service
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Hope Liquor Store
Studebakers
Hope St
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AE Shap Bains Garage
Thames ST
Bristol, RB. L
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