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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1935

Page

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New Year Fest Promises Bristol Hotel Balls

Promoters G Preston Scott and Alan R Elsworth expect Bristol hotels to host the gayest and largest New Year’s Eve parties. Octave LeClair says 60 couples at the Fore Naft. Louis Sorrel reports nearly sold out at Bristol Casino with about 200 couples. Anchor Inn lists strong early reservations as the night runs until 3 am with turkey dinner liquor dancing and noisemakers.

Bristol G. Preston Scott Alan R. Elsworth Belvedere Mit Scott Bradvasie ren-Bristol Town Line Octave LeClair Louis Sorrel Bristol Casino Lorenzo Santuffi Anchor Inn Ferry Road

Portuguese Religious Plays At Local Churches Scheduled

A religious motion picture The Life of St Anthony will be shown at Guiteras school auditorium on Saturday January 11 in two performances. Parishioners of St Michael's will present The Miracle Play for the Epiphany Eve, supervised by Rev Anthon R Parshley and Walter Angell with Miss Mary Drury1s earlier staging. The Feast of the Circumcision will be remembered in three local churches and Trinity Episcopal with morning masses. Canon Parshley will lead the St Michael's weekly service preparing for a diocesan mission in February.

St. Anthony Guiteras School St. Elizabeth's Church Olvia Andrade Anna Peters Alice Castro Mary Ponte Mary Correira Lydwina Sousa Mary Fratus Canity Margaret Tavares Mary Furtado Sargh Tavares Mary Arruda Mary Pimental St. Michael's Church Anthon R. Parshley Walter Angell Mary Drury Barbara Newman Virgin Mary Robert Spencer Elizabeth Janette McCaw Angel Gabriel Charlotte Stoughton Herald Angel Audrey C. Munro Shepherds Robert Touraguey Andrew Iverson Lawrence S Ashton Herbert Howe Allen M Newman Vernon A. Gray St. Joseph Calbraith Trinity Episcopal Church St Mary's Our Lady of Mt Carmel St Elizabeth's Canon Parshley

Bristol Portuguese American Women's Civic League postpones meeting

The Bristol group delayed tonight's meeting at Hotel Belvedere by one week. Plans for the January 17 installation of officers will be advanced, with Mrs. Joseph J. Marshall relinquishing the presidency to Mrs. Joseph J. Dannis during the ceremony. Guests expected include state and town officials and representatives of local and Massachusetts orders. Installing officer will be Mrs. Sebastian Bernard Jr. Assistants include Mrs. Manuel Sylvia, Mrs. Manuel Perry, Mrs. Anthony J. Nunes, Mrs Anthony one and the Misses Mary Victoria Sousa Rose Marshall Josephine Mello Wilhelmina Bilvia.

Bristol Massachusetts Sebastian Bernard, Jr Marshall Manu Sylvia Manuel Perry Anthony J. Nunes Anthony One Mary, Victoria Ary Sousa Rose Marshall Josephine Mello Wilhelmina Bilvia

Two Weddings Saturday in Bristol Churches

Two weddings were solemnized Saturday in Bristol. Miss Josephine Ann Squatrito became wife of Carmine A Sansone at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church with Rev. Joseph Sorzana officiating. Miss Evangeline Cardoza married Francisco Tavares Franca at St Elizabeths Church with Rev. Manuel J Barros presiding.

Bristol Mt Carmel Choschy St Elizabeth's Josephine Ann Tritoy Stig Squatrito Usher Street Carmine A Sansone Domenic Sansone Roma Street Our Lady of Mr. Carme +Ghurch t Rev. Joseph Sorzana Anna Pirgi Providence Mathew Squatrito St Elizabeth's Church Evangeline Cardoza Maria Cardoza Mount Hope Avenue Francisco Tavares Franca Metacom Avenue D. Lima Rex. Manuel J Barros

Mederios given two weeks to fix school dispute

Joseph Mederios, 44, of Easter Brooks Avenue, who has kept his 14 year old daughter from attending school, was granted two more weeks by Judge William T. O'Donnell to resolve the matter. Officials reported a possible arrangement for the younger child’s care at a WPA nursery, while attendance records showed continued absence. The court aims to aid the school system and help the father understand the situation, with an interpreter assisting his statements.

Joseph Mederios Easterbrooks Avenue Willam T. O'Donnell Mederros Anghick Domenic ‘Musgota WPA Mederios Joseph A Hammill Mascola James F. Meiggs O'Donnell

St Marys Sodality Social Meeting Held Last Night

The Young Ladies Sodality of St Marys Church held a successful social in the auditorium after Benediction by Rev Thomas J Gillan who also spoke. An entertainment followed with refreshments served by Eleonore Crowley chairing and committee including Margaret White Mary Quinn Lovina Guevremont Ethel Connery and Betty Crowley president ex officio.

Young Ladies Sodality St Mary's Church Thomas J .Gillan Eleanor Crowley Margaret White Mary Quinn Lovina Guevremont Ethel Connery Betty Crowley

Paramode to Greet New Year at Company Party

Employees of the Paramode Shoe Company will welcome in the New Year at a factory party on Franklin Street tonight. The event features general dancing entertainment and refreshments planned by a committee led by Harry Kesslin with foremen and department heads assisting.

Paramode Shoe Franklin_ street Harry Kesslin William Briscoe Charles DeAngelis Nicholas Castighego Maurice Finger Ralph Simmond Fred Carvaturo Salvatore Rinaldi Michael Cortese

Frenchy Thivierge Guides Warren to Duckpin Victory

Frenchy Thivierge led Warren in the eastern division match to a 1665 to 1415 win over Bristol on High Street alleys. Sam Smith and Floyd Byone starred for Warren as Bristol appeared unsettled, losing every string in the independent contest.

Frenchy Thivierge Warren Duckpin Association Bristol Sam Smith Floyd Byone

Washington Ball set for February 21 at State Armory

Col A M Merriman announces the Bristol Train of Artillery will hold its annual Washington Ball on February 21 at the State Armory foot of Church Street. Invitations go to state and town officials and notable military figures. Lieut James J Velleca chairs the ball committee with officers and privates listed. subcommittees cover reception booths decorations refreshments publicity programs music and floor arrangements.

State Armory James J. Velleca Church Street Bristol Henry Hambrick Edward Bullock Albert Hartley Freeman Canning Luke White Frederick W. Coggeshall Bertram Bullock Manuel Goulart Roswell S. Bosworth Ian M. Walker Merriman Edwin A. Godfrey Herbert PD. Graetz Velleca Col. Merriman Codfrey Arthur W. Barrett Major Hambrick Capt White

Workmen on Outside WPA Projects Temporarily Suspended

J Burleigh Cheney, State WPA administrator, announces temporary suspension of all outside WPA workers in the state after last Friday's walkout amid intense cold. Workers must report to timekeeper daily to earn full credit and may seek private or city work until conditions improve. WPA employment resumes as soon as weather permits.

Says Cheney WPA J. Burleigh Cheney The Phoenix Allv Cheney

First Bristol Troop Scouts Mark 23rd Anniversary

The First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts observed their 23rd anniversary with a dinner in Scout Hall. The event featured decorations, a 22 candle birth cake, songs, and remarks by Scoutmaster George R. Fish and Col. Morton A. Cheesman. Speakers urged boys to “Make Good” and continue scouting traditions.

Bristol Boy Scouts of Amenca Scout Hall Joseph Belanger George R. Fish Joseph A. Arouca, Jr Fish Cot Merton A. Cheesman Arouca George R Fish Morton A. Cheesman Col. Cheesman Edward R. Bullock Troop 1 Albert A. Moren 243Rd Artillery

St Michael's School Christmas Party Highlights Parish Work

St Michael's church Sunday school held a belated Christmas party in the parish house. A large gathering enjoyed gifts from a lighted tree as Rev Anthony R. Parshley received a desk set from the men's class. An elaborate program featured carols prayers and a Santa Claus workshop with cast members Barbara Newman Edward Newman Thomas W Remieres Pearse Lee and others.

St. Michael's Church Anthony R. Parshley Santa Geo S Paitthorpe Thomas W Remieres Austin Waitt Louise M Nystrom Pearse Lee Mathewson F. L. Doran Barbara Newman Cynthia McCaw Virginia Marshall Santa Claus Robert A. Tourigney Harry Young

Stamp Tax on Potatoes Discussed at Defiance Meeting

A meeting at the Defiance Fire Station I hall on Hope Street Monday Jan 6 at 2 PM will cover the Stamp Tax on potatoes. J I Tennant from Rhode Island State College will explain the Federal Potato Act and stamp requirements for 1936 crop sales. Growers must apply for a sales allotment to obtain tax exempt stamps.

Defiance Hope Street J. I. Tennant R. I. State College

Christmas Lights Return Brighten Barrington and Warren

While driving through Barrington near the White Church we spot electric lights signaling goodwill. A house on the Barrington side glows with festive illumination after years of deprivation. In Warren the Town Hall Christmas tree shines fully lit, reflecting an optimistic, up and coming outlook and recalling the Christmas Eve carol service and large crowd.

Barrington White Church Warren

Bristol group aims to boost the town through cooperative efforts

In Bristol residents note that despite Warren’s reputation some people work hard to help the town. The promoters push plans to improve the area, and most locals support efforts to see the town advance.

Bristol Warren

Christmas Eve Carols Comeback Plan Suggested

The article laments a failed Christmas Eve carol singing event and calls for real leadership and efforts next year. It proposes a selected group rehearse weeks before Christmas and visit town areas to spread good cheer to those who cannot hear them otherwise.

Cracked Ideas on Carols Unite Bristol Civic Pride

The piece argues that a carol project could bring together diverse racial groups in Bristol. It expresses belief that such cooperation would foster civic pride and mutual respect, noting the town needs more efforts to encourage these qualities.

Bristol

ERA Project Wins Praise From State and Federal Officials

In our last issue a list of ERA accomplishments over 19 months was published. Officials praise the program and deem this town as having more constructive projects than any other town in the state.

Town Faces Challenge of Placing 338 Aid Recipients to Work

In Bristol 338 people receive federal state or town relief. The town seeks private industry jobs to reduce the relief burden. Officials urge real effort to cut the relief rolls by year’s end.

Bristol A. Sthidg

New Year Greetings Echoed Across City

Fragmentary notice conveys hopeful New Year wishes and community spirit. Readers sense cheerful sentiment and collective optimism despite missing details.

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St. Michaels Paw.c.l Petteyee Scheduleu Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Chirch St. Elizabeth's Stralchten ST. Mary's Sodality Rev Thomas J. Gillan Edward Arnold Constance Cummings Sally Eilers Robert Young Robert Armstrong Louise Henry Gregory Ratoff Reginald Denny Warner Bros Margaret Lindsay Warren Hall Anita Louise Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Edward Everett Horton Helen Broderick Erik Rhodes Eric Blore Fifth Avenue Samuel Goldwyn Miriam Hopkins Joel McCrea Paul Gavanagh Helen Westley Billie Burke David Niven Ruth Weston Paramode Frenchy” Thivierge Bristoif T Bnghtman J. Alger Rob Nelson F Ryone S Smith Washington Col. A. M. Merriman Charles H. Reed Martin Edmonds America ST. Michael's School Salere
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