Portuguese Club Bachelors Triumph at Annual Outing Ball Game
Manuel Joseph pitched the Bachelors to an 11 1 victory over the Benedicts in the local twilight league event part of the Portuguese Independent Club annual outing at the Fales Farm. John Viera collected three hits, Frank Correira led in events, and Hut Correia was the standout all day. More than 60 members and guests attended the day’s events and chowder bake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Joseph
Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company
Bachelors
Benedicts
Fales
John Viera
Tony Almeida
Manuel Martin
John Freitas
John Viernc
Manuel Josephs
Manuel Silvia
Manuel Freitas
Alvaro August
Charles August
Frank Perry
Joseph Gomes
Manuel Sousa
Philip Menezese
Jesse Fraize
Joseph Sai
Joseph Correira
Tony Almeidass
Joseph Perry
Edward Belmore
Marion Santos
Manuel Barboza
Frank “Hut” Correia
Hut
Tela
Joseph Raposa
Joseph Castro
Joseph Terra
Joseph Nunes
Frank Correira
John Valante
Caesar Menezes
Joseph Sar
Pennyant
Manuel Alves
Francis Vargas
Manuel Silvia Manuel Freitas
Manuel Salvia
Joseph King
Joseph Marshall
Joseph Santos
Joseph Quintal
Faos A Costa
Mr Costa
Warren
Fast Providence
Enos A Costa
Manuel Philips
Joseph Naser
Joseph Marshall Cu Menezes
Vasco Castro
Joseph ¢ Bral
Manuel Fratus Manuel Martin Call Estrella
Frank Vargas
John Viera Jr
Guill Estrella
Happy Hikers Visit St Michael s Church for Episcopal Services
Church Army Cadets arrive and conduct services at St Michael s Church and the lawn between St Michael s and the Holmes House. They will hold outdoor meetings at the Home For Aged Women on Franklin street and an 8 pm mission service in the church. Captain Franklin H Beard leads eight cadets including Frederick W Brownell and others on a 700 mile hike from Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Army of the Episcopal Churches of America
St. Michael's Church
Franklin Street
St Michael's Church
Holmes House
Alamance
Church Army
Episcopal Church
Wilson Carlisle
England
Cadet Brownell
Widham B
Aukerman
Martins Ferry
Joseph T Kuhn
Russdale
Harry B
Usk
Shebrana
Ross Tickenor
Hickory
N. C
George W Graham
Elizabeth City
Charles Aukerman
Keen Competition In Tomorrows Boat Race
Tomorrow's BristoI Yacht Club 124 footers race closes the Wednesday series with Congdons Nancy Bell and Walls Black Maria race tight. Phantom and Remora chase third with 65 points each as 13 boats sail and a win could lift either to 78 points if Nancy Bell falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Yacht Club
Congdon
Nancy Bell
Wall
Black Maria
Rockwell
Phantom
Nance Bell
Child Injured By Car On Hope Street
Harold Greene Jr a two year old boy son of Mr and Mrs Harold Greene of 72 State Street received slight cuts to the forehead and lip while walking with his mother on Hope street. He darted from her side and ran into a car driven by William E West Jr of 44 Armington Street Bridgewood. The boy was taken to Dr Wm Wern man’s office by Mr West for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Greene Jr
Harold Greene
State Street
Hope Street
William E. West Jr
Armington Street
Regatta Entries Greeted By Stiff Southwest Breeze
Bristol Yacht Club hosted its annual regatta with 80 plus boats amid rough seas and a crowded waterfront. Papoose, skippered by Edward L. Leahy Jr., edged Wall’s Black Marta in the 12 foot class with a tight finish, while Class CC and other yachts suffered mishaps including mainsail splits and hull entanglements as the event continued with a Saturday series running toward close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Yacht Club
Ottawa
Edward D Kunz
Prudence Island
Oriana
Cohannet
Rockwell
Brown
Haffenreffer
Pappasquash Point
Newport
Wooliwaw
Murmer
Horace Beck, Jr
Beebe
Ty Phoon
Young
Kave
Papoose
Edward L. Leahy, Jr
Wall
Marta
Tattle Rhody Jr 1S
Charles Bo Rockwell
Wild Goose
Bristol
Jo Winthrop DeWolf
Alfred Mio Merriman
Woodbury SS Pollers
Winthrop DeWolt
John Wo de Wolfer
Wm Ho Angevine
Public Aid Directors Cut Paradise Family From Bristol Aid
The Public Aid Directors voted to remove Vincenzo Paradiso and his seven member family from city aid after a communication from George J. Bitty, Overseer of the Poor in Macanaqua Pennsylvania, revealed Paradiso owned a $2500 property there. A son in law is said to live on the property and a lien on the property was proposed if he returned. The board ordered restitution of $9250 tied to food orders taken in six months, with legal action if unpaid. Some directors urged extending aid one last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo Paradiso
Bristol
Directors of
Public Aid
George J. Bitty
Macanaqua
Paradise
Bitty
Paradiso
Macanagdua
John ( DesLauriers
Philip Sansone
Pennsylvannia
Sansone
Providence
Rhode Island
Bristol Train of Artillery Wins at Char Commands Outing
Sixteen members of the Bristol Train of Artillery attended the annual field day and muster of the independent chartered commands of the State at Hill's Woodland Camp Coventry RI. The BTA rifle team defeated tough rivals the Varnum Continentals on a tie of 445 points by winning three bulls eyes. Henry Hambrick Edward Bullock Ralph Bennett Freeman Canning and John St Angelo comprised the winning BTA team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Train of Artilers
Hill
Woodland
Johnson's Road
Coventry
Bristol
Varnum
Three 1 Act Comedies Thursday at Guiteras School
Bristol audiences will see three one act plays Thursday evening at the Guiteras Memorial School auditorium. Separate casts and coaches direct each comic playlet with reserved seating and strong local actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiteras Memorial School
Bristol
Bristol Train of Artillery Entertainment Association
Guneras School
Bisstol
Frank L. Doran
Sheila
Wayburn
Margaret F Nerone
Francis Bragge
Nellie
Viola Anderson
George Connaught
John
Oscar Rishe
Chas. B Rockwell, III
C. E. Callery
Frederick W. Vera
Class of 1929 Holds Rocky Point Reunion
A reunion of Colt Memorial High School’s Class of 1929 was held Saturday at Rocky Point. About 40 members and guests were conveyed from town to the amusement resort aboard the cabin cruiser Crest. James St Angelo served as chairman of the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
Rocky Point
Crest
James St. Angelo
Different Pleas Entered By Turkey Thieves
In Fifth District Court Mrs Mary Silvia 48 and Frank Victoria 59 faced charges for entering a fowl enclosure at Ferrycliffe Farm. Silvia denied the charge and is bail $2000. Victoria pled guilty and was bound over to the grand jury. Wayne Smith 15 detained the duo after catching them at gunpoint. Governor?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Silvia
High
Bradford
Frank Victoria
Wood Street
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Fifth District
Silvia
John C. Mello
Victoria
Bristol County
Wayne Smith
Ferrycliffe Farm
Young Smith
Philip Pevin
Catherine Street
Raffael C Martins
Thames Street
T. J Paolino
Providence
Ariel Sousa
First School Street
Joseph M. Cabrad
Bay View Avenue
Henry E. Fowler
Harold C. Connery
Garfield Avenue
Joseph A. Hammill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bachelors Trim Benedict
Manuel Joseph Twiris
Hut” Correira
St. Michael’s Church
Pastime Theatre
Tonigt
Scarface
Pall Muni
Ann Dvorak
Osgood Perkins
Karen Morley
Boris (Frankenstein) Karloff
Edward G. Robinson
Tom Brown
Tom Brown of
Culver
James Cagney
Joan Blondell
Shadow of the Eagle
Howard Hughes
Sky Devils
Spencer Tracy
WM. Boyd
Tyehe Il
Haves
Amanita Jackson
Kildee
Benson
Answer Hall
Lestris
McClean
Frolic
Wilson
Kunz
Cohannel Borden
Merion Rockwell
Ruthie B. Brown
Silver Heels
Asahi Wood
Dolphin Sea Scouts
Skidoo
Manatauqua
Truesdale
Quakress
Brightman
Olive
Whitman
Vindex
Manice
Surprise
Lanier
Chartered Commands
Turkey
Edward
Jeweler & Optometrist
Medeiros & Bernard
Franklin , Cor. Wood Sts
Grape Juice
Kellogg’s Pep
Kellogg's
Crisco
Campbell’s
Ialas
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