Town Team Loses Fast Game in Natick Bristol Meet
Natick Mass five beat Bristol Town Team 19 16 at Naval Armory to extend win streak to 32. Hickey led Natick with four goals while Coggeshall scored four for Bristol. Drummey and Geisler guarded well as Bristol faltered offensively in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Bristol Town
Naval Armory
Mass
Bristols
Bay State Five
Bristol
Victory Hickey
Chow” Coggeshall
Capt
Drummey
Geisler
Nickerson
C. Coggeshall
Garvin Beenbah
Drummey Avine
Dumas
Hickey
Levine
Brennan
Jackson
Coggeshall
Bisband
Flanagan
Goggeshall
Ed. Sullivan
Jim Sullivan
Timer—Moore
Democratic Town Committee under goes multiple resignations
Five resignations from the Democratic Town Committee were accepted at a special meeting held at the Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company fire station. Daniel W Coggeshall was elected chairman, Willard S Kenney Jr secretary pro tem, and Pasquale Pagnano named new member. John T Ashton’s resignation from nomination for school committee was accepted and Chester R Burgess named to fill the vacancy. Daniel E Dwyer became First District moderator, replacing Frank Ryan who resigned. No further resignations of nominees had been received by Town Clerk John W Church by the Wednesday deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Town Committee
Hydraulion Engine & Hose Company
James J. Walsh
Wilfred M. Hamill
Henry W. Peterson
Egista Gogha
Onvy
Pasquale Pagnano
John T Ashton
Democratic Caucus
Chester R Burgess
Daniel E Dwyer
Frank Ryan
John W Church
Woonsocket Tigers Set For Jefferson Street Armory Clash
Woonsocket battles Warren in a high school basketball showdown at Jefferson Street Armory. The Tigers, famed for football, seek a win to avenge a 36 to 20 defeat in a prior meeting with the Yellow Jackets. Colt Memorial plays East Providence in the preliminary, with Mahon Morris Remieres and Rinaldi in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket Tigers
Jefferson Street Armory
Warren
Warren Wanderers
Tower Hill Tigers
Yellow Jackets
Woonsocket
Colt Memorial High School
East Providence High
Condon
Jim Mahon
Brick” Morris
Ham” Remieres
Frank Remieres
Lou Rinaldi
Jimmie Garvin
Charlie Blackman
Ash Wednesday Services Across Providence Churches
Ash Wednesday services were held in Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches in Providence. Rev Leslie F Wallace preached at St Michael's and Trinity services, while Rev Frederick L Maryon preached at Trinity. Catholic masses blessed ashes distributed. Rev William D Noon preached at St Mary’s. Lenten services announced for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie F Wallace
All Saints Church, Providence
St Michael's Church
Trinity Church
Frederick L. Maryon
St. Mary’s Church
William D. Noon
J. P
Providence College
St. Elizabeth's Church
Bristol Street and Property Lines Under Review by Town Committee
A five member committee appointed by Town Moderator Edward L. Leahy met in the Town Council Chamber at 5 PM to study original and present Bristol street and property lines. Plans by Lockwood Green & Co. cover area west of Wood Street to the harbor and north to Washington Street. The panel chaired by Ernest E. Alder includes Philip Brady, Charles B. Rockwell Jr., Christian A. Ostby, and Dr W. Fred Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Leahy
Bristol
Lockwood, Green & Co
Boston
Wood Street
Bristol Harbor
Washington Street
Walkers Cove
Samuel Woodbury
Ernest E. Alder
Philip Brady
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
Christian A. Ostby
W. Fred Williams
Burnside Lodge Mourns Death Of James E. Hill
Burnside Lodge No 34 Knights of Pythias adopted resolutions on the death of James E Hill during a Tuesday meeting at Grand Army Hall. The charter will be draped in mourning for 30 days. An entertainment followed with Edgehill Temple No 3 guests, featuring a minstrel show on a Narragansett Bay dock scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside Lodge
K. of P
James E. Hill
Knights of Pythias
Grand Army ,Hall
Edgehill Temple
No 3
Pythian Sisters
Pupils of St Marys Present Lincoln Washington Longfellow Event
Pupils from St Marys parochial school staged a Lincoln Washington Longfellow program on Tuesday. The program featured choruses and recitations including The Star Spangled Banner Jesus Lover of My Soul and Paul Revere Ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary’s Parochial School
Lincoln
Washington
Longfellow
Betsey Ross
Marjorie McHugh
Harry McGuigan
Richard McKenna
Clifford McKenzie
Gatess
Evelyn O'Brien
Hiawatha
Childrens Hour
Arrow
Song
Paul Revere
Providence Y M C A Defeats Bristol in Volleyball Match
Providence Y M C A beats Bristol business men 4 1 at Bristol YMCA gym. Scores were 16 14 then 9 15 then 15 12 then 15 9 then 15 8. Bristol to face Newport Y team tonight. Employed Boys to play Trinity Church quintet tomorrow. Bristol players include Rebello Moura J Perry Marshall Silvia and M Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Y. M. C. A
Bristol Business
Bristol Ymca
Providence
Bristol
Newport “Y
Newport
Trinity Church
Rebello
Moura
J. Perry
Marshall
Silvia
M. Perry
Athletic Committee Dance at Belvedere Hotel Roof Garden
A Tuesday night dance in the Hotel Belvedere roof garden was held under the American Legion Barney Post No. 6 athletic committee. Music by the Hollywood Serenaders. Committee members included James T. Pierce chairman William A Bottomley Fred E Garvin Eber W Hill and William Darling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Belvedere
Barney Post
The
American Legion
Hollywood Serenaders
James T. Pierce
William A. Bottomley
Fred E., Garvin
Eber W. Hill
William Darling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ai Pee Fay Hy
ESN
Tullum UU
Bristol, R. I. Woodwell Lumber
the Waldron CO
Bradford Street
M.M. Gonley, Jeweler
Pastime Theatre
Laura LA Plante
Franklyn Farnum
Universal Jewell
Sy Charles Deroche
Wallace MacDonald
Madge Bellamy
Ford Sterling Allowm
Desmond In
Riddle Rider
Ture
Thomas Meichan
Eileen Percy
Bessie Love
Burton Churchill
Albee Stock Company
Peter Clark McFarlane
Democrat Town Committee
Daniel W. Coggeshall
J. J. Walsh
Pascoal Warren Wickford
Crecho-Slovakia
Edward 0. Kunz
Connery
Sey
Sis
HESS
Myneta Ska
New York
Hope St
Maine
Qeedeoag
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!