Holstein-Friesian Cattle Assoc Holds Field Day and Clambake
The Rhode Island Holstein-Friesian Cattle Association hosted a field day and clambake at the Soldiers’ Home on Friday with about 100 members and guests. The event featured a business meeting approving a Camp Edwards scholarship for top calf club performers and awards at Kingston Fair, plus speeches by industry leaders.
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Ot Holstein-Friesian Cattle Association
Soldiers’ Home
Rhode Island Holstein-Friesian Cattle Association
Susan M. Sheple
Camp Edwards
R. I. State College
Kingston
Allen Crissey
National
Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
James Watson
New England Homestead
Warren D Nichols
State Department of Agriculture
Basil E Gilbert
State College
Burt L. Halliwell
Providence Journal
Franklin
Strickland
Association
Grace P Mitchell
Saylesville
George Sullivan
Burke de Koll Preterjie
W.W. Carpenter
Russell G Hawes
Poleg Francs
Rehoboth
Girls Club Outing Features Shore Sports and Races
Members of the Collins and Aik manarls' Club and friends enjoyed a Sunday outing at Mrs Frank P Howe's shore farm. A baseball game between Brownie's All Stars and Hot Dogs ended 11 to 5. Winners included Sybil Garvin in the shoe race, Marjorie Burke second, Albert Fuhier first in the potato race, Thomas Brown second, Charles Burke first in the sack race, James Riley second, Margaret Brown winning the women’s muster stunt, and Anna Ethie second. James Riley won the bathing contest and received a loving cup. A hot dog roast capped the event.
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Collins and Aikmanarls
Frank P Howe
Brownie
All Stars
Sybil Garvin
Marjorie Burke
Albert Fuhier
Thomas Brown
Charles Burke
James Riley
Margaret Brown
Anna Ethie
Bristol Yacht Club to Hold Progressive Whists Series
The Bristol Yacht Club will run a series of progressive whists with prizes at each session and a final grand prize for the season high scorer. Games occur every other Thursday at the club house with Judge B Flaundemuth in charge and a Thursday collation donated by Francois L. deWolf. Open to members and friends.
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Yacht Club
Bristol Yacht Club
B Flaundemuth
Manuel Gomes Correia Dies at 49. Funeral Held in Bristol
Manuel Gomes Correia died Saturday at age 49. Funeral services were conducted from his residence at 29 Thompson Avenue and a requiem mass followed at St Elizabeth's Church. Interment was in St Mary's Cemetery. He was a mason by trade and had lived in Bristol for about 12 years. He leaves a wife Rita and several children.
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Manuel Gomes Correia
Thompson Avenue
St Elizabeth's Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Correia
Bristol
Rita
Bristol Life Savers Triumph at Harbor Water Carnival
The Rhode Island Life Saving Corps annual carnival in Bristol featured the Bristol branch winning the dory race for the ninth straight time. Roger Wheeler of Newport received a lifesaving medal, with medals going to James E. Connors and Frank J. Rinaldi for rescues. Eleven events showcased swimmers like Marguerite Gallagher and Manuel Arruda, while Warwick Downs and Island Park crews followed Bristol in the dory race.
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U.S. S. S. Corps
Harbor
Newport Life Guard
Rhode Island
United States Life Saving Corps
Bristol
Foort
Church Street
U.S. L. SS. Corps
Luther Freeley
Providence
Roger Wheeler
Newport
Newgores Beach
Wheeler
Freelhy
James E.connors
Frank J Rinaldi
Marguerite Gallagher
Manuel Arruda
Bristol Harbor
Bristol Boys
Warwick Downs
Island Park
Portsmouth
Philip J. Gladue
Wilfred Gladue
Wilfred Lemaire
James Salzano
William Carey
Lawrence O'Connell
Appenaug
Reginald Harris
Marion Fernandez
Margaret Collins
John Higgins
Arnold
Larry O'Connell
Arnold’s Neck
Clayton Harden
Arnold's Neck
Max Isserlis
Paramount Swimming Club
Tiverton
Irene Kirkwood
Fall River
Madeline Barlow
Howard Brown
Warwick
Erelyn Desrosiers
Agnes
Hawkins
J. W. Campbell
Othre
Buddy Latham
Philip Hawley
James Murphy
Dory
Bristol Branch
Fifth District Court Holds Busy Session
At the regular session before Judge Frank H Hammill the Fifth District Court heard diverse cases. Joseph Silvia, 22, of 38 Thompson avenue, faced two charges for tormenting and mutilating a Jersey cow at Ferrycliffe Farm on June 29, with bail set at 500 and 1000 dollars. Silvia’s prior August 1926 assault case was noted, with sentence pending and bail set. Manuel Das Mendes faced drunkenness on Church street and assault on Patrolman Baker, with a head wound from a police billy. Other actions included employment certificate issues with Frank Reis Jr., a $20 fine in the Collins & Aikman matter, small fines for drunkenness and an assault case against Giacomo Assante, and a civil case Wood Tire Co. vs. A L Johnson continued nisi.
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Fifth District Court
Frank H Hammill
Joseph Silvia
Thompson Avenue
Edith H DeWolf
Ferrycliffe Farm
Silvia
Jersey
Ferryccliffé Farm
Metacom Avenue
Howard
Ferrycliffe
Manuel Das Mendes
Church Street
William S. Baker, Jr
Mendes
Billy
L. Serbst
Sete Eea
2Twa
Weekseeks
J.’ ‘Ehtery Hudson
Collins & Aikman ‘Corp
Frank Reis, Jr
Norton M. Zinderstein
Collins & Aikman Corp
Constitution Street
Giacomo Assante
Barrington
Alfred Farino
Assante
Matthew J McGuigan
Henry Gibble
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A. A. Edmonds CO
Hope Street
R. I
Abo Apanty
National Association of Insurance Agents
Mamsbers
Sae National Assciation
Ranance
Oes
Charles M. Connery
Undertaker
Buttom St
William A. Doran
Bay View Ave
Edward F. Kearns
Constitution St
Pearl] St
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
CREST
Church St
Rocky Point
Rock Point
W. Gladue Bros
Augustus P. Duffy
W. W. Franklin & Co
Wood Street
Freeborn
R. Cole
Sally and
Letty
Bristol District Nursing Association
Wiss Martha Graham
Wiss Thyra Carlson
L. McGettrick
Pawtucket
Willmeyer
THE
Waldron Company
Bradford Street Telephone
Manuel G. Correia
Fifth’ District’ Court
E. W. Weaver
High Street
G. H. Spencer Roofing Co
F. M. Gifford
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
Thee Street
Octave LeClair Mason Work
General House
Peter Bonvicin
Burton Street
Newman Bros
Hormel
E. S. S. Pierce
S. S. Pierce
Pierce
Finston’s
College Inn
S. Pierce
Hayes Fire
Turner
R.J
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