Briatel Senior High class outing and local events
Briatel Senior High School class of 1966 held an outing at Beech Town with soda, popcorn and chips donated by local businesses. A birthday party for Bruce Bottomley was hosted by his grandmother Mrs. Catherine Bottomley. Bruce and his parents live in Kansas City. Visitors include Sandra Geviick of Attleboro, Mass. Bristol Chapter DAR will picnic Friday at noon at Mrs. William A. Bowen’s home to mark the Battle of Rhode Island anniversary. Deputy Sheriff John Hemane says tickets exist for the Democratic state outing at Crescent Park on Sunday Sept. 7 with former Attorney General J. Howard McGrath as lead speaker. Post Commander John J. Svi via of Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion was named to the constitutional amendment national committee. meeting in Chicago Aug. 31 at Morrison Hotel, announced by Commander Joseph F. Morrell.
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Cellege
Briatel
Beech
Bruce Bottomley
Catherine Bottomley
Bruce
William Bottomley
Kansas City
Bristol
D.ar
William A. Bowen
Rhode Island
John Hemane
Crescent Park
J. Howard McGrath
John J. Svivia
Kearney
American Legion
Legion National
Chicago
Morrison Hotel
R. L
Joseph F. Morrell
Back to School Lunch Plans and Recipes Announced
The article outlines school lunch programs with balanced meals for elementary to upper classes priced at twenty five and thirty cents, subsidized by state and federal funds. It lists protein rich sandwiches, vegetables, fruit, milk, and desserts, plus two cookie recipes and ideas for lunch packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Miss Marabello Weds Arthur Almeida in Our Lady Mass
Mary Ann Marabello daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marabello of 50 Richmond St married Arthur Almeida son of Mr. and Mrs. John Almeida of Lowe Lane in a nuptial Mass at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church on Saturday August 23. Rev. Mario Tardivo officiated. They will reside at 4 Cottage St and tour to New York and Pennsylvania on their wedding trip.
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Mary Ann Marabello
Anthony Marabello
Richmond St
Arthur Almeida
John Almeida
Lowe Lane
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Mario Tardivo
Alice Almeida
Joseph Fernandes
Gaetano Marabello
Jacques Cartier
Warren
New York
Pennsylvania
Cottage St
Postmaster Cogge to Show Films at Rotary Meeting
Postmaster Cogge will present recent two film reels at the Rotary Club meeting tomorrow at the White Rail. The programs are The Story and the U S Mails and Your Defense election. The Treasure Hunt, postponed by bad weather, is rescheduled for tomorrow evening at 7 p m pending conditions. Freak Duarte wins prizes at Rocky Hill Fair with White Cochin and Buff Cochin entries. Mr and Mrs William F Riley announce the birth of Mary Empeth August 7 in Providence Hospital.
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Coggeshall
Rotary Club
White Rail
U. S
Freak Duarte
Rocky Hill Fair
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
William F. Riley
Richmond Pry Ot Sands
Lyin
Hospital
Providence
Rangers Beat Club 3 To 2 In Tight Ball Game
Town Clerk Anthony J. Dennis Jr Raymond A. Thomas and Anthony Williams of Pawtucket observed a 3 to 2 Rangers victory. Pitcher Manny Castro, Bob Smith went 4 for 4 with a bases loaded triple to tie late. Event winners included Paiva Massa Duarte Duarte in singles and various races and contests.
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Cil
Anthony J. Dennis, Jr
Raymond A. Thomas
Anthony Williams
Pawtucket
Rangers
Harry Moniz
Robert Paiva
Gene Massa, Jr
Hector Massa
Edward
James Sylvia
Fred Frank
Francis Duarte
Lionel Morency
Poissant
Duarte
Mr.nk
Canvassers Dispute Nominating Papers at Town Hall
The Board of Canvassers met last night and signed the Republican nomination papers. It was pronounced that Albert A. Nutini, due to human error in writing town moderator instead of town committee, is a candidate for neither position.
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Albert A. Nutini
Paper Drive Termed Success
Three large trucks and twenty corps members left Scout Hall at 10 30 a m to collect paper across the town. Baled salvage will be weighed and the results announced at this evening's corps meeting. Citizens may leave or request pickup by card at Boy Scout Hall Hope Street or by calling CL 3 8877. Collections continue all week when weather allows. Another townwide drive is planned for late September.
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Scout Hall
Corps
Boy Scout Hall
Hope St
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Mis
Sandra Geviick
Attleboro, Mass
Arthur A. Nunes
Carr Lane
Eliabeth Perum
State Department of Education
Miss Marabello
Joseph Boudreau
Eisenstadt
Bradford
REED
RUSE
Pecal
O. John Squillante
Hope Street
Country Club
COR
Hope & Bradford
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