Bristol’s Noisy Excerpt Highlights Local Pride and Lore
In The Question monthly, Noisy from Rhode Island’s State Prison lampoons Bristol’s features from Mount Hope Bay anchor to Mount Hope Bridge. The piece notes Bristol Phoenix, the cup defenders, and a proposed twenty million dollar sewer on Constitution Street as local lore and pride.
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Bristol
Rhode Island
Bay
Mount Hope Bridge
Bristol Phoenix
California
Phoenix
Sam
Constitution Street
England
R. I
Wedding of Theresa Codola and Edward Coughlan
Theresa Codola daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerardo Codola and Edward Leo Coughlan son of Michael Coughlan were married yesterday at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church in a double ring ceremony celebrated by Rev Joseph Sorzana. Attendants included Hee Nese Atare. The couple then hosted a wedding breakfast and reception at the Codola home and planned a bridal trip to Boston and New York before settling at 11 Roma Street.
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Theresa Codola
Gerardo Codola
Catherine Street
Edward Leo Coughlan
Michael Coughlan
High Street
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Joseph Sorzana
Hee Nese
Youcube
Calla
Boston
New York
Roma Street
Cup Defenders Rally to Lead League With 4-0 Win
The Rainbow defeated Columbia 4-0 to seize the league lead as Resolute beat Enterprise 3-1. Ray Bisbane of Columbia earned honors with a 123 single and a 334 series in the three string total.
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The
Rainbow
Columbia
Enterprise Rollers
Ray Bisbane
Hugh
Obituary Mrs Elizabeth M Colt Dies in Newport
Word was received that Mrs Elizabeth Metchelson Bullock Colt widow of Col Samuel P Colt died this morning in Newport where she lived. Funeral services set for Thursday at noon at St Michaels Church with Most Reverend Bishop James DeW Perry officiating. Burial in Swan Point Cemetery.
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Elizabeth M. Colt
Elzabeth Metchelson (Bullock
Colt
Samuel P Colt
Newport
St Michaels Church
James Dew’ Perry
A R Parshle
Swan Point Cemetery
James Henry Barry Dies After Long Illness at 76
James Henry Barry, native of Swansea Massachusetts, died after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 9 tomorrow morning at St Marys Church with burial at St Marys. He moved to Bristol 21 years ago to work at Herreshoff Manufacturing. Survived by wife Agnes, son John, daughters Mrs James Fagan Mrs Henry DeWolf and Mrs Harold ODonnell, and seven grandchildren. He earlier played for the Baltimore Orioles in the International League and was father of late Joe Barry.
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James Henry Barneys
Sf Sadar
al Png
Hemesee
St Mary’s Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Swansea
Mass
Barry
Garret and
Katherine (Keefe) Barry
Bristol
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Joe Barry
Baltimore Orioles
Agnes Barry
John Barry
James Fagan
Henry DeWolf
Providence
Harold O'Donnell
Pawtucket
Requiem for Maria Theodora Cabral Held in St Elizabeths Church
Requiem services were held yesterday at St Elizabeths Church for Miss Maria Theodora Cabral pastor Res Manuel J Barros officiated burial followed at St Marys Cemetery. She died suddenly Friday at age 74 from a heart attack after living 26 years in Bristol. Survived by four nieces including Mrs Imelda and Mrs Rose George of this town and Mrs Manuel Lima of Fall River plus Mr Joseph Sousa of Lincoln New Hampshire and Mr Manuel Sousa of Portsmouth, and many other nieces and nephews. Honolulu Territory of Hawaii listed among relatives.
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Maria Theodora Cabral
St Elizabeth's Church
Manuel J Barros
St Marys
Joseph Sousa
Lincoln
N H
Manuel Sousa
Portsmouth
Honolulu
Territory
Hawaii
Requiem for Mrs Julia Ho Galvin at St Marys Church
Rex Thomas J Allan led a high mass for Mrs Julia Ho Galvin widow of Thomas Galvin at St Marys Church Bristol. A devout parishioner with poetry published in The Bristol Phoenix she died after a cerebral hemorrhage aged 77. Survived by daughter Gertrude and two sisters in Providence. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Rex Thomas Jallan
St Mary's Church
Julia Ho Galvin
Thomas
Galvin
Bangor
Bristol
Colt Poultry Farm
Altar Society
Bristol Phoenix
Gertrude
Grace L. Harris
James Ahearn
Providence
John J. McGovern
Thomas Goff
Charles Breen
Dennis McCarthy
St. Mary's Cemetery
Scout meeting highlights field inspection and relay race
The Bristol troop held re registration at Scout Hall with 38 scouts and guests. Field Executive Bradford H. Field led the inspection assisted by Scoutmaster George R. Fish and Committee Chairman Merton A. Cheesman. The event featured patrols, a human pyramid contest, a cracker relay, and a mystery story by Mr Field.
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Aaney
Bristol
Cr ‘Scout of América
Paria
Bradford H. Field
Narragansett
Henry Arouce
Field
George R. Fish
Merton A. Cheesman
Mystery Patrol
Flying Eagles
Panthers
Beta Pi
Flying’ Eagles
Mystery Anthers
Brad
Mr. Field
Fred E. Suzman
Suzman
J.A.S. Maynard
Fish
Abbey Scout
Joseph Arouca
Cheesman
Edward R. Bullock
Ras Auests
A.S.M. Weanettre T
PSP
Wilkee Ithe
Schoutmaster
Cicate
Sory
Sward
Nessan
Dro
JASM
John G Abenante
Sp.l
Martin Edmonds
Charles H Reed
William Gablinski
Henry Arouca
James Puva
Leonard Abenante
Widow of Civil War veteran dies at 80 in Bristol
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Bullock 80 widow of James B Bullock dies at home 30 Third School Street after brief illness native Bristol resident. Funeral at her home presided by Rev Albert Larned with Canon absent, burial in North Cemetery. She leaves four daughters Mrs Emma Abenante Mrs Lillian Carnes Mrs Josephine Trask and Mrs Elizabeth Essek and two sons Arthur and James Bullock plus 22 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Pauline Bullock attends funeral as American Legion Auxiliary president.
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Sarah Elizabeth Bullock
James B Bullock
Third School Street
Alness
Anthony R Parshles
St. Michael’s Church
Albert
Larned
North Cemetery
Pauline Bullock
Kearney
American Legion Auxiliary
Bristol
Bullock
John
Mary Lake
Emma Abenante
Lillian Carnes
Josephine Trask
Elizabeth Essek
Quidneck
Arthur
James Bullock
Merchants League Bowling Ends With Close Losses
Alger News Stand suffers a defeat to Constitution Street Garage as Billy Alger sits out for the first time this season. In another match, Matsuno Oil defeats Neck Rangers 3-1. Individual scores are listed for multiple bowlers across the two lanes at the YMCA alleys.
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Billy Alger
Alger News Stand
Constittion Street Garage
Matsuno Oil
Rangers
Forty Two Years in the White House by Hoover
The review highlights Irwin Hoover's memoir of his White House years from Harrison to Hoover with insider detail on administration life. It notes his access to behind the scenes cabinet moments and social routines, his admiration for Wilson, dislike for Coolidge, and brief remarks on First Ladies and even White House dogs. The book is illustrated but offers limited images of Mr Coolidge.
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White House
Irwin Hood
Ike
Hoover
Benjamin Harrison
Executive Mansion
Taft
Army
Claeathodrs
Wilson
Mr. Coolidge
Coun R
The Gilded Lily brightens screens with Claudette Colbert
Claudette Colbert stars as a stenographer who rejects a millionaire only to spark a romance with a wealthy English lord incognito. The Gilded Lily features Fred MacMurray and Ray Milland in support roles with Wesley Ruggles directing from a Melville Baker and Jack Kirkland story. Colbert sings Something About Romance with a new score by Johnston and Coslow.
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Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
Ray Milland
Miss Colbert
United States
London
New York
Wesley Ruggles
Melville Baker
Jack Kirkland
C. Aubrey Smith
Edward Craven
Donald Meek
Grac Bradley
Arthur Johnston
Sam Coslow
Funeral for Local Health Officer Died in 40s at St Marys
Hundreds attended the funeral for a local health officer who died Wednesday in his forties. The service at St Marys Church featured a high mass requiem led by Rev Thomas Gil dan with Deacon Rev William Kelley and sub deacon Rev Lawrence Deery. Burial followed in St Marys Cemetery. Bearers included community and council members from Bristol County and local fire and police groups amid remarks by local officials and civic leaders.
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Ollehis Ey
Fieliddi
Fanerat Ok
Daniel E.” Dwyer
St. Mary’s Church
John G. Stewart
Thomas Tobin
Joseph M. Edmonds
Bristol
Elisha’ Hibbert
W. Dennis
John W. Churel
William H. Angevine
James T. Pierce
Democratic Town Committee
George R. Fishee C. Getcheil
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
M. A. Grover
Dr. Poole
State Public Health Commission
Recordacces da Patria Club
Dwyer
Cyclones Keep Lead with Win Over Cohorts in Rotary Bowing
In Rotary Bowling League action at High Street Alleys the Cyclones earned 3 points by defeating the Cohorts. Ryone topped the evening with a 349 in three strings while Ros Bosworth led the New Dealers in a separate match.
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Cyclones
High Street
Aatteners
Apfit -Rumers
Ac’ ‘Ryone
Fas
Ros Bosworth
Joe Perron
F Wilburn
A. Byone
Bob Getchell
F Dimond
DeRocha
Johnston
Holden
Andrade
Heustis
Church
NEW Dealers
Ttls
R. Bosworth
J DesLauriers
R. Simmons
F. Sylvia
FE. Kunz
R Dimond
Ey Tae Pe Dee A
Otteners
Ingraham
H Lawson
A. A Edmonds
Sam Hall
H Newman
C. Otten
Pt A Ae Payerean
Mortgagee Sale of Bristol Lot No 26 at Fox Hill Cottage
Public auction set for February 27 1935 at 315 o clock P M on the premises. The sale rests on a deed of mortgage dated November 30 1928 by Philip T Morris and wife Eilen Morris recorded in Book 99 pages 180 181 182 183 of Bristol Rhode Island deeds. The lot lies in Bristol and is described as Lot No 26 on the plat Fox Hill Cottage Lots belonging to Nehemiah Cole heirs. It measures about 50 feet wide and 118 51 feet deep, bounded by Charlies Street Frank J Andrade Robert Dunbar and Annie E Potts. Conveyance subject to taxes and assessments. The sale is ordered by the mortgagee.
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Philip T Morris
Eilen Morris
Bristol
Rhode Island
Fox Hill Cottage
Nehemiah Cole
R. Y
J. A. Latham
Charlies Street
Frank J. Andrade
Robert Dunbar
Annie E Potts
Bri
RIL
Ellen Morris
R. L
J A. Latham
Newt
Charles Street
Manuel F. Arruda
Andrew Mobell
Elen Morris
Carlo Tamamaro
R. I
Three Act Comedy A Little Savage Staged at Bristol Opera House
February 11 1910 a three act comedy A Little Savage staged by Senior Class Colt Memorial High School at Bristol Opera House drew large audience and raised funds for graduating expenses Director H W Remington drilled the company and the performance earned hearty applause Cast included Capt Churchill Charlotte Young Lt Arthur Lawton A O Earle John Woodruff Lord Cecil Stanton Sutherland Lady Agnes Sutherland Edith Wilson May Churchill Marguerite Flowers George Sherwood and Gertrude Bunn.
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Bristol Opera’ House
Colt. Memorial High School
H. W. Remington
Donald—Churchil
Cere Churchill
Ate Savage
Charlotte Young
Arthur Lawton
Churchill A. O. Earle
John Woodruff
West Point
L. R. Watts
Lord Cecil Stanton Sutherland
B. H. Perry
Agnes Sutherland
Cecil
Edith Wilson
May Churchill
Marguerite Flowers
George Sherwood
Grand Army Flag Day Exercises At Oliver School
Public school program led by Walter E. Ranger featured a First grade flag day program at Oliver School. Students performed a sequence of flag salutés songs and readings including This is My Country's Flag and America with selections by Eva Newman Josie DePondi and others.
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Commissioner of Public Schools
Walter E. Ranger
Oliver School
School of ‘Oat
Eva Newman
Josie DePondi
Betty ‘Ross
Antoinette
Stanzione
Znabe
Daniel ‘Wreaver
Carmine Raposa
Mortgage Recorded for Fox Hill Cottage Lots Bristol RI
Mortgage dated November 30 1928 was recorded in Book 99 page 183 Bristol Rhode Island. It concerns Lot 27 in Fox Hill Cottage Lots belonging to Ellen and Philip Morris and lands described by plat and adjacent parcels in Bristol. The notice appears in February 1935 records with multiple legible dates.
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Bristol Town
Mount Hope Bay
Church Street
Mount Hope
Swain
Massasoit
Coughlan—Codola
Resoluty
Enterprise
Resolute A
Mans
Tetals
Antonice
Arruda
Pasquarelli
O. Bisbano
Ascol
J. Velleca
J. Romano
L. Langello
James Henry Barry
Maria T, Cabral
Julia H. Galvin
Myer Oorl
Sarah E. Bullock
Ree Merchants’ League
Alger
S—F
Constitution St
B Hazen
E Riche
C Perry
M Levy
R Gallo
Alger's News Stand
Marganonl Co
Constitution St Garage
Neck Rangers
Pated Styles Rs Ayaet
Efs Hubert Srles
Yak
Dan Poy
D.W
Rotary Bowling League
Robert "J. McKay
Alan M. Poole
State Street
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Telephone
E. W. Weaver & Son
G. M. Wilbur
Bristol District Nursing Association
Hope Street
Martha Griway