All Bristol Concert Tonight on WJAR Promises Local Talent
Radio program Tonight at 7 o clock features an All Bristol concert assembled by Charles M Morgan tenor soloist from St Michael Church. The Outlet Company arranged a New Year program with Bristol musicians including Pardon R Kenney and Vernon Gray. Bristol Community Chorus and Radio Quartet perform selections, with Bertram W Wall giving an address and other musicians providing piano, cello, guitar, and vocal solos.
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Bristol
WJAR
Outter Company
Providence
Charles M. Morgan
St. Michael's Church
Morgan
Outlet Company
Pardon R. Kenney
St. Michael’s Church
Tosti
Metcalf
Ball
Cadman
Frank A.’ Rounds
William C. Hobbs,Jrz
Telma
William C. Hobbs
Vernon A. Gray
Picardy
Hayden
Victor Herbert Wood
Arthur F. Newman
Bristol Community Chorus
N. G. Herreshoff, Jr
Mildred H. MacDonald
Lewis Hoar
Louise Malafronte
James F. O'Donnell
Frank A. Rounds
Anna Coggeshall
J. William Wood
James M. Jones
Florimon M. Hathaway
Chester R. Burgess
Harry Munro
Arthur W. Barrett
James A. Jones
Kentucky
Babe
McDowell
Nathaniel G. Herreshoff, Jr
Curran
Logan
Bartlett
Old Virginny
Alice B. McHugh
Edgar Guest
George A. Gale
Arkell
Blaufuss
Kahn
J. W. Sutcliffe
Mercantile Division Holds Meeting in Hope Street Store
The Mercantile Division of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce met Friday forenoon in William M. Connery’s clothing store on Hope Street. A committee including Connery Kunz and Johnston was tasked to nominate officers for the next year. Regular meetings will be the first Monday of each month at 8 o'clock in Taylor's Shoe Store at the Y M C A building. A committee including Johnston Makowsky and Edmonds will confer with Narragansett Electric Lighting officials on changes aimed at better service for the town.
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Bristol Chamber of Commerce
William M. Connery
Hope Street
Edward D. Kunz
Algernon L Johnston
Taylor's
Algernon L. Johnston
Max Makowsky
Albert A. Edmonds
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company
Fifth District Court Docket Shows Two Cases Continued
In the weekly Fifth District Court session Judge Hammill disposed cases. Hugh F. Kelley sue Frank Fojo for violent assault on Veara and Bettencourt on November 28 on Third Street was continued two weeks. Kelley also faced Arcenzo Ferreira for leaving an accident scene on Christmas Day. he pled not guilty and the case continued one week. Manuel Santo versus W Frazier and Charles Torey civil actions remained unanswered and delayed one week.
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Fifth District Court
Frank H. Hammill
Hugh F. Kelley
Frank Fojo
James Veara
Louise Bettencourt
Third Street
Arcenzo G._ Ferreira
Bradford Street
Filippo Ascoli
Manuel Santo
W. Frazier
Charles I. Torey
Bristol Town Team Mounts Win Over North Attleboro
Bristol defeat North Attleboro at the Naval Armory 48 to 31 as Tinkoff and Bisbane each score eight baskets in a showcase of swift passing and fast breaks. Barley LeVitan’s junior squad also beat the Rovers 18 to 8 before the main game, with Bristol set to travel to North Attleboro for a return match and to South Kingston for Rhode Island series opener.
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Bristol
North Attleboro
Naval Armory
Tinkoff
Bisbane
C. Smith
Pat Smith
Cough Drop Brothers
Barney LeVitan
Rovers
South Kingston
Rhode Island
South County
Bristol Town Team Prepares for Clinton Basket Ball Club Visit
The Bristol Town Team hosts Clinton Basket Ball Club of Clinton Massachusetts at the Naval Armory this Friday evening. Clinton leads the Central Massachusetts league with one loss to Fitchburg 28 to 23 and has defeated Turners of Springfield Parkwoods of Springfield Joyce Bros of Lynn. Clinton’s lineup includes P Wattes W Braunhardt Baer F Wattes Dietel T Braunhardt. Bristol counters with Tinkoff Bisbane Ghow Cogge Drummey Geisler and Flanagan. A preliminary game precedes the main event.
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Bristol Town
Clinton Basket Ball Club
Clinton
Mass
Naval Armory
Bristol
Central Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Turners
Springfield
Parkwoods
Joyce Bros
Lynn
P. Wattes
W. Braunhardt
Baer
F. Wattes
Dietel
T. Braunhardt
Tinkoff and Bisbane
Pleasing Musicale at Miss Mali Fronte’s Home
A friendly musicale was held Sunday evening at 7 30 by piano and vocal students under Miss Louise D Malfronte. Performers included Icoletta Del Toro Grace Besignano Rose Alfano Theresa Ferrara and others with violinist Claudia DeWolf and pianist Margaret Morrissey providing accompaniment. A trio led by Fred M Straight featured main selections and refreshments followed.
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Louise D. Malifronte
Icoletta del Toro
Grace Besignano
Rose Alfano
Theresa Ferrara
Rose Lucca
Joseph Lucca
Claudia DeWolf
Vichent Carmone
Mary St. Angelo
Dorothy Crowley
Raymond Sartini
Stella Tortora
Jennie Malafronte
Edward Mello
Tina
Kearney Post 6 to Install Officers in January Meeting
The American Legion Kearney Post 6 will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 8 oclock in G A R Hall. Wall and Department staff will install the newly elected officers, with First Department President Edna Dave of East Providence set to install the Kearney Unit officers. A joint American Legion Aux installation will follow.
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Kearney
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