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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1931

Page

5

D A R Meeting at Bristol Chapter House

Bristol Chapter D A R held a yesterday afternoon meeting in the Chapter House on Franklin Street. Parshles, rector of St. Michaels Church, spoke on autographs and displayed a collection of notable signatures from state and national figures. A social period followed hosted by Mrs Ward Blasterbrooks and others.

Bristol Franklin Street A R. Parshles St. Michaels Church Ellis Island Bad Ward

Fire alarms counted in 1930 rise over 1929 totals

Chief Engineer John Grabert reports the department answered 91 alarms in 1930 with 39 still, 50 still, and 2 false alarms. In 1929 there were 62 alarms, including general and other categories. The rise reflects more phone calls for still alarms and brush fires. Warren department assistance occurred twice.

John Grabert Tre Department Fire Department Warren Department

Kearney Post backs full cash bonus for soldiers

At Grand Army Hall the Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion voted to support full cash payment of soldiers and sailors' bonus and instructed Adjutant William A Bottomley to inform Senator Jesse Metcalf and Representative Clark Burdick. The post will attend the National Defence Conference in Providence Feb 16 and host the second district RIE Department meeting Feb 19. A social committee was named and rifles for the firing squad were authorized with budget prices to be procured.

RIE Department of the American Legion Kearney Tis William FE Flanagan Samuel J Smith Thomas A Hickey Joseph M Edmonds Joseph W Fnes John Collard Rodney D. Sammons Henry J Nasiello WA Bottomley

Carroll Cornell Nuptials Celebrate Quiet Yesterday

Miss Doris Fryha Cornell wed Arnold Tewis Carroll Jr at St Marys Church in a quiet ceremony. The bride wore shell satin with orange blossoms and carried a roses bouquet. maid of honor was Miss Marty Cornell and brother Raymond Carroll attended the groom. A reception followed and the couple plans a short wedding trip before residing on Grove Hayes Street.

St. Mary S Church Doris Frvaha Cornell Predermk Cornell Franklin Street Arnold Tewis Carroll Jr Arnold Carroll Hope Street Rex Fro Thomas Callan Marty Cornell Raymond Carrolll Valles Gro Haya Street

St Rita's Club Elects Officers in Annual Vote

Members of St. Rita's Club elected officers for the year with the following posts filled:president, secretary, treasurer, and other key roles. Names listed include Mrs Vasty Lak Rug and Catherine, among others, reflecting the club's routine annual leadership slate.

St. Rita’s Club Boothe St. Rita’s Conboat Cureby Lady of Merc Carmel Nattrediay Itternan Mfc Mass Bridget Mateos Catherine Wee

Pleasing Recital Last Evening at Saint Church

A parish recital took place at Teensts Church last evening with soloists Marjorie Burke and Vernon Gray performing. Mrs John Grabert and Mrs Ernest Torres presented productions while the church choir and a women’s choir conducted by Mass Church offered selections. Afterward the Parish Aid Society served refreshments to attendees.

Marjorie B Burke Hefen Vernon Gray John Grabert Frnest Torres Aid

Community events and dances at local armory and hall

A schedule of events lists dances at the State Armory and hall events at Parish House and St Michael's. Highlights include a Progressive Aod Cabbageles social, Scout activities, the 83rd Washington Ball, and performances at Gauliteras Auditorium and Camp Bristol venues. Public notices indicate dates across February and March with various community groups involved.

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Sailor Whitey Peterson Returns Home From Lipton Voyage

Edward Whitey Peterson, noted as a sailor on both the Enterprise and Shamrock V, returned to Bristol last week after four months away. He spent time in Norway as a crew member for Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock V and sailed back to the United States on a large liner.

Edward Peterson Whitey Norway Sir Thomas Lipton Atlantic Ocean States Enterprise Shamrock V

Chimes of Normandy to Be Presented by Bristol Artillery

The revival of the operetta Chimes of Normandy will be staged April 16 and 17 by the Bristol Train of Artillery. Theresa Donovan will direct with a large cast including Aida No Conners Nora PooPwrver Marjorie Burke Isabel Svivea Marmie Gogha Taura Furtado Howard Gray Francisco Canario Edward Curmer Anthony Nuney James Wile Chester Burgess and Roswell Bosworth. The chorus is expected to number about 40 voices and the first rehearsal is set for Friday evening on State Street Armory.

Normandy Bristol Train of Artillery Cahert & Sullivans Theresa Donovan Chimes Normands Aida No Conners Nora PooPwrver Marjorie Burke Mass Isabel Svivea Marme

Boy Scouts Camporee and Dance in Almerud Week Event

Scouts will host a Camporee and dance at the State Armory on Church Street Friday evening as part of Boy Scout Week. The program features demonstrations of scouting skills, address by leaders, and participation by Sea Scouts. Proceeds support a summer camp fund for the local troop.

Church Street Almerud Strate Orde Tosom Toca Scout Organization

Noted Benefit Boxing Cards At N T R Hall

The Notor Co recreation hall hosted a boxing benefit with four prelim bouts and a main event. Joe Sousa defeated Tomo Julius in a four round decision, Ball Purtade stopped Your Butler in four with a technical knockout, Salvia defeated Charles Favtre after a second round stoppage, AL Dougherty beat Young Babe Herman, and Bert Sciarra edged Babe Terry in the main bout.

Notor Co Joe Sousa Tomo Julius Providence Ball Purtade Warren Manny “Silvia Agamst Charles Favtro Warren Favre Salvia Bas Barro AL Dougherty Babe Herman Bert Sciarra New England Babe Terry

Funeral Service For Robert G. Bingham

Funeral services for Robert Gra ham Bingham who died at his home at 27 Byfield Street corner of Milk Street were held at his residence with Rev An thoni R Parshley officiating and interment in North Cemetery He was 50 and leaves a wife Mrs Gertrude Reynolds Bingham a daughter Miss Frelon May Bingham and sister Mrs Lara Beck of Providence A longtime employee of the National India Rubber Company he had been in ill health six months and belonged to the Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company in prior years.

Robert Graham Bingham Byfield Street Milk Street Anthoni R Parshley St Michael's Church Mr Bingham Gloucester Robert Sarah Ann Elizabeth Bingham Philadelphia Pawtucket National India Rubber Company Gertrude (Reynolds) Bingham Frelon May Bingham Lara Beck Providence Bingham Hydraulion Engine and Mame

Peanuts Rally Past Cocoanuts In Y M C A Nut League

On the Y court the Peanuts beat the Cocoanuts 37 to 29 for their fifth straight win led by M DeLeo with 19 points and J Mello with 12. O Bisbane and A D Ambrosio starred on defense as Cocoanuts F Caruso F Marz and I Mans played well. In the second game the Walnuts defeated the Chestnuts 50 to 16 led by L Lemaire with 24 points and Hazen with 14. Chestnuts were minus L Castriotts who recently had an operation.

Peanuts Cocoanuts M DeLeo J. Mello O Bisbane A D'Ambrosio Walnuts LE. Lemaire Hazen L. Castriotts Langello Duffy

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A. A. Edmonds CO Bristol, R. I NATIONAL ASSOCIATION + INSURANCE, AGENTS Arragansett Electric Company The New England Power Association Oree Pesa State Armory Church Ofoobenett Fund Tow Scouts of America Young People’s Fellowup St Michael’s Gauliteras Auditorum American Legion Auxiliary Train of Artillery State Armory Boy Scouts N. TR Robert G. Bingham Y. M. C. A. “Nut” Basket Ball League Gotham Gates Cr Blue Bird Shop Hope Street Telephone Newm Bros Ian Campbell’s Soups Edgemont Graham C. Mary Ann Wheatsworth Graham Kenyon Uyn
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