Altar Society Ball Tonight Draws Large Local Crowd
The first annual Altar Society ball of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church at the Hotel Warren is expected to attract nearly 400 members and guests. Grand march led by James Velleca and his wife with Frank Giglio and Helen Pagnano as co chairs precedes dancing to Joseph J August and his Embassy Boys. Valentines decorate the hall and include Rev Joseph Sorzano and Rev Anthony Hamotti among honored guests.
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Bristol Casino
Altar Society of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Warren
James Velleca
Frank Giglio
Helen Pagnano
Cochairmen
Joseph J August
Joseph, Sorzano
Anthony Hamotti
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Giglio
Pagnano
Mary Carmone
Helen Romano
Rose Campanella
Mary de Felice
Virginia Salzano
Josephine Bruno
Mary Santo
Lillian Pasquarelli
Mary Malafronte
Mary Soldano
Mary Codola
Laura Aiello
Madeline Cortellessa
Sylvia Pagnano
Nancy Turcarolo
Bridget Nastri
Rapheline DeRosa
Cbta
Bisbate
Josephine Bisbano
Santulli
Mary Bisbano
Julia Velleca
Good Neighbor Appeal Supports Child Welfare Efforts
The Bristol Advisory Committee promotes the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. donations aid local child welfare work, including careful adoption investigations and court procedures. Abandoned infant Hope Six Weeks was placed in a home after thorough checks. The message urges contributions to maintain vigilant child protection and adoption safeguards.
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Bristol
Rhode Island Society For the Prevention of
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Society
Rhode Island Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
State Children’s Bureau
Bristol Advisory Committee
Remembered MORTICIAN E P Brownell Of Asheville
E P Brownell a longtime Asheville mortician known for kindness and civic involvement dies after nearly 40 years in the community. He brought comfort to bereaved families and was valued for courtesy and helpfulness in homes touched by death.
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Asheville
Probate Court Receives James Holmes Will in Bristol
On January 30, 1939 the Bristol probate court accepted a document claimed as the will of James Holmes late of Bristol R I deceased. The court ordered notice be published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix starting the following week and set February 20, 1939 at 10 o'clock AM for further proceedings. John W. Church, Clerk.
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Bristol
Geasion
Coyne
Chamber
Town OF
James Holmes
R .J
Bristol Phoenix
John W. Church
Baffas Clinch Holy Name Bowling Title at High Street Alleys
The Baffas defeated Frog Hollow 4–0 to win the St. Mary’s Holy Name Championship as Et Cordvan led with a 340 three-game total and a 129 string. Ramblers beat Squires 3–1 and K of C boys toppled Crusaders 3–1 in other matches, with near-term racing for second place among Squires, Frog Hollow, and Ramblers.
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Baffas
St. Mary's Holy Name
High Street
Frog Hollow
Ramblers
Squires
K. of C. Boys
Crusaders
Et' Cordvan
The
L. Donovan
R. Bullock
B. Breen
Rs McNamara
M. Parisi
Eesese
E. Lavey
C. Gilroy
J. Gilroy
C. Matsano
W. Demers
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Burnside Social Club
P. Hall, Makowsky Bldg
Bristol Council
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C. Hall
State Street
Kitty Door Prize
Friendly Circle
Knights OF Pythias Hall
Makowsky
Charles M. Connery
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America
Ford
Tuplin
Lincoln
Thames Street
TEL. Brisol
E. P. Brownell
Asheville, NC
Henry R. Bullock
Warren, R. I
Joseph Sansone
Baffas Champs
Holy Name League
Hollow
Ramblers Ue
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Rebel Stheepeerers
H. Seyer
Me Ee
E. Vermette
Eset Ee
J. Connery
Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co
Kitt Prize
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