U S Rubber League Mix of Wins and High Scores
In a Wednesday night set at High Street alleys the Royals edged Zipcords 3-2 as Wath Gilbert Shaw led the Royals with a rapid three string. Paracores dominated 3 1 from Lawtex Charlie Beals posted 348 for high three string while Francs Connell topped Zipcords with 140 high single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Yaytex F
Gilbert Shaw
Royals
US Rubber Company
High Street
Lawtex
Charlie Beals
Connell
Dollum
Bo Mans
Rainbow
Puritan
Enterprise
Antoine Viarcello
The
Sands Matrone
Tay
Barrington Hoop Victory Over Colt Wins First Time
Barrington High School defeated Colt Memorial 43 to 16 at Anteras Gym in a one sided game. Nico Mahon Wandle Chellel led the winners while McCarthy and Dr ca starred for Colt. Weatherhead and Barreingtons team showed strong play for the next contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Colt Memorial
Theanteras
Victori
Barmytenmans
Thane
Thas Eno
Ares É Gs x
Perrieres
Peengton
Nico Mahon Wandle
Chellel
McCarthy
Warren Colt
Vianoa
Seetus
Providence
Pleo Sumimars
G M Wilbur Undertaker and Funeral Director
Advertising death service with 24 hour availability at 46 Constitution Street Bristol. Lady assistant when required. Telephone connections offered and Bristol 4% listed for prompt night and day attendance.
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G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
Bristol
Church Services January 12 1936
Sunday church schedule for First Baptist and Congregational churches lists morning worship at 10 30 a m for both with church school at 11 45 a m at First Baptist and 12 00 noon church school and Men’s Union at Congregational. Evening service at Congregational 7 30 p m.
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Congregational Church
Herbert D. Graetz
Men’s Union
Junor CE
lIntermediate
C. E
Alpha Chapter
Religious notices from Our Lady of Mt Carmel and St Mary’s
Rev Joseph Sorzana presides at Our Lady of Mt Carmel with masses at 7 30 weekdays and 8 and 10 am Sundays Rev Thomas J Gillan leads St Marys Church with masses at 7 30 9 and 10 30 am and 7 30 pm Benediction listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady OF MT. Carmel Church
Joseph Sorzana
ST. Mary's Church
Thomas J. Gillan
St Elizabeth's Church Mass Schedule
Rev Manuel J Barros pastor. Masses at 7 A M on weekdays and 7 830 and 1030 A M on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Elizabeth's Church
Manuel J. Barros
Olympians Take Hoop League Lead Again
Tony Gomes and River Cardoza led the Olympian Club to a 33 to 28 win over the Sons of Italy five in Bristol Basketball League action. Cardoza and Gomes scored 10 points each, Sousa added eight, and Duffy plus Sousa fueled a rally that secured the first half title for the Olympians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony” Gomes
Jimmie Duffy
Gomes
Cardoza
Sousa
Winers
Aergia
Joe Bruno
Derry” Vorre
Joe Murgo
Bruno
Vorre
Long Perry
St Michaels Fhve
Pemarire
Chassie
Leclerc
Curb Desilets
Flash Ferreira
Josummue King
Brown
Missionary Group Elects Mrs Hibbert President
The Womens Missionary Society of the Parst Congregational Church elected Mrs Jysha Hibbert as president to succeed the late Miss Isabel Gardner. Other officers include Mrs Verroam Wo Skinmer vice president and Mrs Eo Burnham treasurer. The group reported a successful year with many clothing items sewn for home and mission use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Missionary Society
Parst
Guneral House
Jysha Hibbert
Oto
Mass Msabel Gardner
Skinmer
Vlas Sanmuel Steen
Hlerbert
Eo Burnham
Nini
Manchester
Sarah ¢ Mure
Mass Marna McCaughes
Tim
Clinton J Sherman
Noa
Cunten
Sherman
Charles Onten
Mass Banore Slade
Moatra
Nbc
Board Meeting Sets Pace for Bras rel NYON League
The Bras rel NYON Basketball League board of governors will meet Monday night at the Hotel Belvedere with four team managers to discuss second half plans. Final arrangements for the Bristol-Warren and Bristol f stories will be made. The first Kamoot etch series opens Thursday at the NoT Ro Recreational hall on Wood Street. Bristol will be represented by the league, managed by Joseph Riccio with assist from the team managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bras Rel Nyon Basketball League
Hoel Belvedere
YMC
Bor Ieristol-Warren
Bristolfart
Neten Pames
Chameonshio
Tlhatsday
Not Ro
Wood Street
Pristel
Joseph Riccio
Hour A Labs
Funeral services for Bristol businessman John F Shepard
John F Shepard a 58 year old Bristol businessman died after seven weeks illness. Funeral services were held at his home 205 Thames Street with Rev Anthony Parshley of St Michael's Church officiating. Bearers included John Magee James Magee George McCann and John Coughlin. Burial followed at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
F Shepard
Bristol
St Michael's Church Service Schedule
Rev A R Parshley presides on the first Sunday after Epiphany with Holy Communion at 8:00 AM, Children's Eucharist at 9:30 AM, and Morning Prayer with sermon at 10:45 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Michael's Church
A. R. Parshley
State Street M E Church Service Schedule
Rev James E Greer pastor leads 10 00 AM church school 11 00 AM morning worship sermon We go down to the Witch of Endor 7 30 PM second in a youth and young adults forum series at the parsonage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
M. E
James E. Greer
Trinity Church Service Notice with Sung Mass
Rev. Nelson Kellogg, rector, presides at a 9 30 sung mass and procession at Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Nelson Kellogg
Obituary for Catherine Kearney Baker of 45 Bourn Street
Mrs Catherine K Baker widow of John Baker died Wednesday at home after a long illness. Funeral from the home of her niece Mrs Peter J Lannon 3 Pearse Avenue with a requiem mass at St Marys Church burial in St Marys Cemetery. She was a Bristol native daughter of Maurice and Johanna Doyle Kearney and leaves two sisters Elizabeth and Helen Kearney and a brother William Kearney of Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine K. Baker
Catherine (Kearney) Baker
John Baker
Bourn Street
Peter J. Lannon
Pearse Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
St Mary’s Cemetery
Warren
Bristol
Baker
Maurice and
Johanna
Doyle) Kearney
Elizabeth
Helen Kearney
William Kearney
Providence
Guiteras Memorial High Honor Roll Names Revealed
The following pupils earned 90 percent or higher for the first 12 weeks at Guiteras Memorial High. Students listed include Frank Correia Maynard Shulman Angelo Masa Anthony Ramos John Stone Shirley Meyerson Marie Schimger Tylvena Sousa Loretta Prymes Doris Martelly Jane McAheana Mary Rego Mary Santulli Mary Marshall Irene Hartley Grace Bruno Trene Cabral Alice Castro Beatrice Mullaney Mary Shaw Helen Terra Wallis Kemp Norman Mahon eslfred Nunes Alexander Gouart Fora Fusco Gabrielle Saviano Lydia Garisti Shirley Heidbecker Anthony Asciola Thomas Brelsford Austin Wait Mary C DuPont Mildred Lattlefield Jean Malafronte Mary Bris bane John Roderich Mary Atello Mary ledeiros Antonio Cabral Mano DiGeorgia Augustine Marshall John Marshall Drusalina Orefice Antonetta Palma Marian Sicignano Pimils Sousa Irene Furtado Anna Ca allaro Mabel Belanger Nicholas Manice Vincent Santo Angelina Alfana Vetera Crowles Annie Tassel. Grade seven also lists several students including Alexander Anderton Edward Molasky Mary Puniello Rose Sugati Delphin Martin William Pinch Atttho Topazie Laurie Ruggiero melina terra aura Vaccia Anna Chirnke Nincent Vaccaro Clara Harmon Bella Silvia Manuel Vstrella Richard Bisbana.
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Phe
Angelo Masa
Anthony Ramos
John Stone
Wilhelmina Victoraucy Carulli
Shirley Meyerson
Marie Schimger
Tylvena Sousa
Loretta Pyrnes
Doris Martelly
Jane MecAheana
Mary Rego
Mary Santulli
Mary Marshall
Irene Hartley
Grace Bruno Trene Cabral
Alice Castro
Beatrice Mullaney
Mary Shaw
Helen Terra Wallis Kemp
Norman Mahoneslfred
Nunes
Alexander Gouart
Fora Fusco
Dorothy Patra
Palmerda Pinhero
Aline Texeirsa
Margaret Vaccaro
Gladys Weaver
Grade — Eaght
Cosmo — Castighego
Henry Hambrick
Edna Atkinson
Elimiha Butola
Jula Puya
Natale Candelma Gabrele Saviano
Lydia Garisti
Shirley Heidbecker
Anthony Asciola
Thomas Brelsford
Austin Wait
Mary C DuPont
Mildred Lattlefield
Jean Malafronte
Mary Brisbane
John Roderich
Mary Atello
Mary Ledeiros
Antonio Cabral
Mano DiGeorgia
Augustine Marshall
John Marshall
Drusalina Orefice
Antonetta’ Palma
Marian Sicignano
Pimils Sousa
Irene Furtado
Anna Caallaro
Mabel Belanger
Nicholas Manice
Vincent Santo Angelina Alfana Vetera Crowles
Annie Tasselto
Lexander Anderton
Edward Molasky
Mary Puniello
Rose Sugati Delphin Martin William Pinch
Atttho Topazie
Laurie Ruggiero
Melina Terra Aura Vaccia
Anna Chirnke Nincent
Vaccaro
Clara Harmon Bella Silvia Manuel Vstrella
Richard Bisbana
Rotary Club Notes Draw Talent and Tension at Bristol
The Bristol Rotary Club hosts a combined contract and auction bridge evening at the Hotel Belvedere with Glen Smith as committee chair. Rev J M Fogelsong of Providence spoke on the Townsend Plan at Wednesday noon but asked that his talk be off the record.
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Bristol Rotary Club
Belvedere
Glen Smith
J NM Fogelslong
Providence
Townsend
Levy son enlists in Coast Artillery Corps
Robert F Levy son of Louis Levy of High Street has enlisted in the United States Army Coast Artillery Corps. He left Wednesday for Fort Slocum New York for outfitting before sailing to Schoheld Barracks Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F Levys
Louis Levy
High Street
Coast Artillery Corps
United States Army
Fort Slocum
Schoheld Barracks
Hawaii
Coming Events Planned By Local Organizations
On January 11 a Saturday bingo event is hosted by Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co at their station on High and Franklin. January 15 marks Past Presidents Night by the Men’s Union of First Congregational Church at Guneras House. January 16 features a Military Whist by Warren High School Alumni Association in the school auditorium. January 18 hosts a Saturday food sale and tea by the Ladies Benevolent Society at Holmes House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auspices Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
High and
Franklin Streets
First Congregational Church
Guneras House
Warren High School
Holmes House
Auspices Ladies Benevolent Society
Battery C Defeats Signal Corps 29 7 at Armory
Battery C blew past the Signal Corps 29 7 at the armory last night. Carraturo and Mansi led Battery C with eight points each while Mainella shone for the Signal Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Corps
Carraturo
Mansi
Mainella
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Rey Ak
R. I. Bosworth
U. S. Rubber League
CUP Defenders Association
Reliance
Resolute
Columbia
Nagilant
Y YY
Woodiesdas
Newslin
Roth
Beals
St Angola KB Og
Nelleca
Roy AL Shaw
Ed Kitche
Chiommin
Jamusen
Lleps
Moarabeth
Lear
Tuel
Cathea
Krab
Nebbs
Thel Marz
Frances Horton
Blanche D'Angelo
Catherine Levere
Loretta Connell
Catherine Gibson
Barrington Hoop
Ter
PVR
LON
Abe Megenn
RCA Radiotron
Warner Radio Service
High ST. Tel
Florence Cos Eet
Burton Street
Peter Bonvicin
Tel
Albert M. Remieres
First Baptist Church
C. J. Yoemans
James
Lee
Gcade
Frank Correira
Maynard Shulman
Rotary Club
Federal Housing
Hope Street
G. F
P Mansi
Carvaturo
Mourn
C Ae
Corriera
Bigbano
Machiro
G. Manella
Hanratty
Oe Baldwin
Cerwick
Rg Leach
Ede
Phillips
M. Morris
Due New York
Buffington’s Drug Store
Maisano’s Store
NEW England Steamship CO
E. W. Weaver & Son
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons Undertaker
Tas Direc
and Fune
William Street
TOR
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co of
Boston
E. L. Watson Coo., Inc
Weyboeser Street
R. L
New York
Colonial Wharf
Geo. T. Ingram
Bristol District Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Hope St
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