Championship Playoff Set For Local Twilight League
The stage is set for the championship playoff between Ever Readys and Olympians, season rivals since 1927. Ever Readys, led by Bill Doran and coach Bill Bottomley, face the Olympians with Foxy Marshall anchoring pitching duties while Chassie Leclerc recovers from an ankle injury. The opener on Monday night at the Common will be seven innings, with regulars like Hut Correia and Chet Massa on the Ever Ready roster and Foxy Marshall, Stanley Tupaj, and Jimmie Salzano on the Olympians.
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Olympians
Ever Readys
Bill Doran
Larney Bisbane
Bill
Bill Bottomley
Chassie” Leclerc
Chassie
Banke Hi
Eae Ee Ae
Ney Wee
Sharp
Rmaneeees Doran Ni
Wea Bane
Benda
Airemen
Foxy" Marshall
Babe Ethier
Frankie Sousa
SEG Ns Agre AB
Lemaire
Dryer
Masea
Jed Bed Moe Saenmnemaated del Piano
Congdon
Marshall
P. M. Borges
Salzano
F. Mello
Ah Cardoza
If. M. Mansi
J. Borges
C’ Kl. Svhaa
Almonsa
Eleven Bathtubs Draw Buyers To Bristol Property Snafu
Nine bathtubs appeared on the lawn of the Trinity Episcopal rectory slated for demolition for Andrews Memorial High School. Workmen confirmed four more jars were on site. Buyers expressed interest as the curiosities drew attention, prompting a fresh shipment from an At tleboro building to be sold in Bristol.
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Bristol
Trinity Episcopal
Andrews Memorial High School
Attleboro
Sanitary Bristolians
Benefit Dance For An tone Goulart Planned In Wood Street
Residents of the Portuguese colony announce a benefit dance to assist An tone Goulart who has been ill for months. The event will be held Saturday September 11 at Columbia Hall on Wood Street with Frances Vargas as chair of the general arrangements committee aided by Almond Silvia Manuel Silvia and Frank Garcia.
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Antone Goulart
Columbia Hall
Wood Street
Goulart
Frances Vargas
Almond Silvia
Manuel Silvia
Frank Garcia
Butterfield to Lead Band on Bristol Common Sunday
Prof Charles Butterfield of Providence leads a two hour concert on Bristol Common Sunday night from 8 to 10 presented by the State Department of Education. The program features a varied selection by trained musicians and includes works by Grafulla Planquette Romberg and others.
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Charles Butterfield
Providence
Bristol Common
State Department of Education
Prof Butterfield
Washington Grays
Chimes
Normandy
Planquette Friedman
Firemen's Pension Fund Shrinks After Town Meeting Deficit
Taxpayers failed to appropriate funds at last March's town meeting leaving the Firemen Relief Fund with only 35 dollars. The Board of Fire Engineers warns that without a 500 dollar annual appropriation the fund cannot cover duties such as medical care for injured firemen, delaying payouts until 1938 if injuries occur.
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Board of Fire Engineers
Morris Derry
State Street
Rhode Island
Robert J. Anderson
Legion Thanks Police Chief Ferrara for Morning Communication
The Legion thanked Police Chief Anthony J. Ferrara for receiving a communication this morning from the Rhode Island police department.
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Legion
Anthony J. Ferrara
The
Rhode
Islaind
Legionnaires Adopt Resolution of Thanks to Bristol Police
A letter signed by Adjutant Clarence Lambert of the American Legion, Rhode Island Department, states a resolution was adopted thanking the Bristol police department for courtesies and cooperation during a recent convention in Bristol.
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OMS IU ER Preen
Clarence Lambert
Legionnaires
Department of
Rhode Island
Police Department of
Bristol
Maytime Featured in Bristol Train of Artillery Band Concert
Sigmond Romberg Maytime added to program for Bristol Train of Artillery Band open air concert Sunday night. Event marks the second concert of the season with a balanced program of marches overtures and operatic airs. Highlights include a father son duet and a baritone soloist from outside the band.
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Sigmond Romberg
Bristol Train of Artillery
M. Theresa Donovan
Faust Fiores
Titl
Max D’elia
Wanderer
Colt Memorial High School
Hope Street
State
Bradford
Chartered Command
Trophies and Medals Awarded at Red Cross Water Carnival
Trophies and medals from state and town officials and local merchants will be awarded at the annual Red Cross water carnival at Community Beach under the Red Cross. United States Senator Theodore F. Green leads the donor list with town officials and prominent local businessmen. Life saving and swimming classes have been held at Bristol Harbor and Community Beach with instructors from Providence.
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Red Cross
United States
Theodore F. Green
Prescott B. Paull
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Raymond A. Makowsky
Max Seiffert
Fred Suzman
Algers’ Newsstand
Matthew Brito
Torquatto Goglia
John Andrade
Bristol Cleansers
Charles M. Connery
Lawrence Deery
St. Mary's Church
Excelsior Tennis Club
James F. Duffy
Anthony S. Thomas
Kearney
Sea Scouts of
Bristol
Admiral Abbott
Bristol Harbor
William A. McCullough
Providence
American Red Cross
Manuel Paiva
Vincent Rego
Daniel Frietus
Anthony Balzano
Joseph Santos
Albert Morris
Joseph Cordeiro
Joseph Marshall Francis Balzano
William Falls
Alfred Prissus
Natalie McLean
Alice Crabtree
Doris Crabtree
Marie Balzano
Bernard Quartaro
John Bellous
John Crabtree
Henry Sylvia
Albert Sylvia
Ally Balzano
John Rick
Domenic de Luca
Sanforth Town
Dominic Giusti
Louise Quartaro
Bernard Quartaro, Jr
Joseph Giusti
Erasma Ranalli
Charles Connery
George Moniracia
Fats “Nterangelo
Domine Sebo Ialgtog
Tuncbar Prorotarerid
Manuel Carval
Maurice Teroy Leahy
Joseph Leahy
Joseph Cavallaro
James
Celene Gaitancarino
Catherine Connery
Mary Crowley
Manuel Perre
Ralph Monaro
Marie. Gifford
Harold Gifford
John Gifford
Annual Outing Planned by Children of Mary at St Elizabeths
The Children of Mary of St Elizabeths Church will hold their annual outing Sunday afternoon at St Columba Seminary on Ferry Road. Miss Mary Pimentel chairs the committee arranging the event. Box lunches and a competitive sports program are featured. Children meet at the church at 1 p.m. and travel to the picnic grove in private cars.
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Children of Mary of
Guiteras School Board Considers Leaky Building Repairs
The Guiteras Memorial Junior High School leaky building will be discussed at a special school committee meeting. Wallis E Howe and Robert L Bowen of Howe and Church will present findings from an inspection and proposed remedies. The engineers attended the August 10 regular meeting but a full conference was postponed due to missing members.
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Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
Wallis E. Howe
Robert L. Bowen
Howe and Church
Bowen
Messrs. Howe
Veterans Visit Soldiers Home by Rhode Island Legion Posts
Veterans at the Soldiers Home will be visited Sunday by auxiliary units from three Rhode Island American Legion Posts. Commandant Lawrence A. Mooney will greet the visitors as an entertainment program unfolds.
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Rhode Island American Legion
Lawrence A. Mooney
Arthur Arnold
David Papineau
West Warwick
Mary McDonald
Scituate Pest
Albert Skinner
Henry F. Muenzel
Lakewood
Parishioners Plan Prudence Island Church Picnic
First Baptist Church members will hold their annual picnic at Prudence Island with more than twenty attending. A basket lunch will be served at noon followed by a Weenie roast in the evening. Fred F. Hodgdon chairs the arrangements with Otis M. Bailey Dorothy Conklin Ethel Mott Bertram Bullock Jr Harold Pedley and Joseph Alger Hoyle assisting.
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First Baptist Church
Prudence Island
Fred F. Hodgdon
Otis M. Bailey
Dorothy Conklin
Ethel Mott
Bertram Bullock, Jr
Harold Pedley
Joseph Alger
Joseph Hoyle
Rector Albert Crabtree to retire from St Andrews School
Reverend Albert Crabtree, rector of St Andrews School in Barrington, will retire on September 1 due to ill health. He has served the school for 15 years and will be succeeded by Reverend Irving A. Evans of Christ Church, Lonsdale, who will relocate to Adams Point where a new house is being built.
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Albert Crabtree
St. Andrews School
Barrington
Irving A. Evans
Christ Church
Lonsdale
Crabtree
St. Andrew’s School
Adam’s Point
China
U.S
Tropics
Ian
Coca Cola Growth Story Shared by Sanders Rowland
Sanders Rowland of Providence spoke at the Rotary Club noon meeting in Hotel Belvedere detailing Coca Cola Manufacturing’s rapid expansion from small beginnings to a global reach through strong advertising. Guests included S. G. Read, Dr. R. E. Ellsworth, Frank C. Barker, and Philip Walker.
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Coca-Cola
Rotary Club
Belvedere
Sanders Rowland
Providence
S. G. Read
R. E. Ellsworth
Milford
Mass
Frank C. Barker
Middleton, Conn
Philip Walker
Rev Lawrence Deery Named Colt Alumni Football Coach
Reverend Lawrence Deery, assistant pastor at St. Marys Church, accepts coaching duties for the new Colt Alumni football team. Candidates must report to him at 6 30 tonight on the Common. Maynard F Suzman will manage the squad.
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Lawrence Deery
St. Mary’s Church
Colt
Maynard F. Suzman
Bristol Regatta Promises 21 Classes at Local Yacht Club
Bristol will host its annual regatta tomorrow with twenty one classes on the water. The cruising division leads off at 2 15 p m with other classes in 3 minute intervals. Prizes, lunch for visiting skippers, and an evening dance are planned by the regatta committee.
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Bristol Yacht Club
Bristol
Rhode Island
J. Peter Geddes
Herreshoff
Newport
W. Gilman Low
Paul C.nicholson, Jr
Charles FE
Tillinghast and
Harleigh V. S. Tingley
Princess Margaret Rose birthday gift grants extra half hour
The article recounts Princess Margaret's seventh birthday as gifts include permission to stay up an extra half hour next year. It notes royal family dynamics and imagines her joy and wish to outstay her sister Elizabeth, reflecting human moments in the monarchy.
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Margaret Rose
George
Elizabeth
Reading clipping mentions Captain Halsey and Bishop known figures
Fragmentary clipping from Brockton newspapers references Captain Halsey Clhiase and an individual named Bishop or Sydney Davidson. Connections to Skeferholds ikue and possible mentions of Ysland and Phidenee appear in damaged text.
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Ysland
Sydney
Davidson
Skeferholds Ikue
Halsey Clhiase
A. Brockton
Ferry captain and crew voyage. historic harbor tales
In April Mulvihill and Davidson visit Prudence Island aboard a locally owned ferry Harvest later chartered to Newport. The piece recalls Captain Chage’s long service, the Harbor context, and the Leatherneck nickname origin for U.S. Marines with leather stock headgear worn 1796 to 1880, plus scattered wordplay on ships and military life.
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Mulvihill
Davidson
Bristol
Frankforts
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Joe Velleca
James B. Lee
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Prince Sig. Romberg
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Jean Harlow
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Margaret Lindsay Piso
Paul Kell
Jaeline Wells
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Pat O’brien
Henry Fonda
Margaret Lindsay
Stuart Erwin
J. Farrell MacDonald
Navy Blues
Dick Purcell
Mary Beian
Warren Hymer
Joseph Sawyer
McNamee
Hewsreel
Colt High
National School Band Association
Adam
Zimmerman Waltz
Daughters of Love
Bennett Meacham
Tschaikowsky
Kearney Ship of
Guiteras
Middletown
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