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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1933

Page

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Minister to officiate at fourth annual minstrel show

Rev. Anthony R. Parshley will serve as interlocutor at Brotherhood of St. Michael Church minstrel show to be staged in the Parish House next Monday and Tuesday. The program includes a ninegirl chorus led by Miss Audrey Munro, dances by Miss Theoda Bennett, pipe selections by Jerry MacGorrish, harmonica duet by Pat Sanford and Charles McGrath, and an all-star men’s chorus with multiple local performers.

Will Brotherhood Hie Anthony R. Parshley North Carolina Brotherhood of St. Michaels Church Audrey Munro Theoda Bennett Pawtucket Jerry MacGorrish Attleboro Pat Sanford Charles McGrath Massachusetts Fred G. Dietz Pioners William H. Remieres Andrew J Iverson F. W. Goggeshall W A Angevine Joseph Hall Lester Dunbar Hiram A Rounds G’‘S_ Pailthorpe Ernest S Wait C H Sparks A W Barrett Herman Gablimske J. G Stewart Lester Bush C B Perry Oscar Herzig Kenneth Weaver Miss Munro Elizabeth Rounds Muriel Ashton Evangeline Young Dorothy Klein Mary Taylor Elizabeth King Evelyn Cheshire Shirley Fisk Eizabeth Warner John H Wall Harry W. Munroe W. H Angevine Robert Lanphear C Wilfred Clarke Lilliam F Magee John R Magee Clara Binttiypars William G. Dixom Ave

Bill Would Allow Married Bristol Women to Draw Pensions

A Senate bill introduced by Brig Gen L H Callan would amend the 1904 law so Bristol women teachers retired on half pay may keep their pensions after marriage. The measure, urged by the Bristol Teachers' Association, sets a maximum pension of $300 per year while requiring 30 years of service for eligibility.

Bristol Senate L H Callan Bristol Teachers’ Association

Washington Ball sub committees named for Bristol Casino event

Lieutenant James J. Velleca announces the Washington ball organizing body and its sub committees. The General Committee includes Velleca as Chairman with Capt Edward Bullock and Capt Freeman Canning among others. Separate reception, floor directing, publicity, booths, ushers, refreshments, and checking groups are listed with a roster of officers and privates. The February 21 event at Bristol Casino is noted.

James J. Velleca General _ee Bristol Casino Edward Bullock Freeman Canning Joseph Pacheco Arthur la Casse Bertram Bullock Roswell S. Bosworth A. M. Meriman E. S. Godfrey E. A. Currier, Jr Ways & Means Alfred M Merriman Edwin S. Godfrey Henry S. Hambrick Arthur W Barrett Edward A. Currier, Jr

Goggin Named to Massachusetts Dairy Board Speaker At Riverside

J T Goggin dairy expert and former Warren DTC member was appointed to a three year term on Gov El's Massachusetts Dairy Commission. He spoke to the Riverside Council Knights of Columbus in East Providence, detailing the dairy men's problems and the recess commission's inspections in Vermont Connecticut and New Hampshire. Also noted were Dr MecGillcuddy of Boston representing consumers and Judge O'Brien as the other board member.

Join Y “Goggin Warren Democratic Town Committee Seekonk Gov el Massachusetts Dairy Commission Riverside Council Knights of Columbus East Providence Goggin Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire MecGillcuddy Boston O’brien Tee

Knights of Pythias visit spurs plans to What Cheer Lodge

Twenty Burnside lodge Knights of Pythias members attended the invitation at Palestine lodge in Providence Tuesday evening. Next Monday they plan to visit What Cheer Lodge in Providence where Grand Lodge will present Judge Philip Joslin with a scroll.

Burnside Lodge Palestine Lodge Providence What Cheer Grand Lodge Philip Joslin

Colt Memorial Stuns Dartmouth High 48 18 in Bristol

Colt Memorial dominates Dartmouth High School 48 to 18 after a tight three quarters. De Leo and Mello pace Colt with 26 points while Leo Mansi stifles Dartmouth on defense. Bristol guards Bruno and Vorro lead late surge as Colt outhustles rivals.

Colt Memorial Dartmouth Mass Massachusett School Bristol Homesters de Leo Mello Leo Mansi P Bruno Vorro Ian M Johnny Walker Dartmouth High Colt Dedede Hazen C Mello Lemaire Mansi N Gallo Bruno Sousa Ana Istem Knowlton Munson Faber Crompton Emnaces Vuz Galla J Bruno Ce Sousa Darefmouth Bailes Vander Jennings Davies

Rotary Club Ladies Night Observed At Hotel Belvedere

The Rotary Club hosted a ladies night with a dinner for twenty five members and guests at the Hotel Belvedere. Arthur Fox and Arnold Ballou provided readings and stories, joined by pianist Mrs RS Brightman who also sang and played. The arrangements committee included A J Johnston Frank A Rounds N J Vermette C Getchell and Reginald Dimond ex officio.

Hotel Belvedere Arthur Fox Dra Arnold Ballou Fast Providence RS. Brightman A J Johnston Frank A Rounds N J Vermette C. Getchell Reginald Dimond

St Marys Parish Festival Draws Large Attendance

The St Marys Parish Festival at St Marys Church drew crowds on both festival nights in the parish auditorium. Rev Thomas J Gillan opened the event and a chicken salad supper served to over 200 people. A bean supper fed several hundred and an informal program with prizes followed. Rev Gillan chaired the arrangements committee with Miss Mary T Carey as secretary.

I.thge St. Mary 'S Church Thomas J Gillan Thomas J. Glan Mary T Carey

Free Reappraisal of Town Buildings Proposed

Albert Flint Jr. offered to conduct a no cost town wide reappraisal of town owned buildings, aiming to shift insurance to average rates if business volume is fair. Council members found the idea fair but deferred action due to upcoming new leadership after March.

Albert Flint, Jr Council Newbold Aid Department Albert Flint Flint Charles W. Chapin Hospital Providence Fred Williams, Jr Mathew G Maetoza Director of Public Aid Vasta Leo Ruggiero Robert Newbold Board of Tax Board Ad Department Wall Colt Wilson Community Farm Public Welfare Committee

Dunbar Elected President of Doric Club at Masonic Temple

James S. Dunbar was chosen president of the Doric Club at the annual officer election held at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening. Other officers named include George Marshall as vice president Frederick E. Garvin as secretary and treasurer and Ernest Weaver Thomas P Brightman and Eugene Ryonne as finance committee members. A subsequent mock trial elicited much laughter and merriment with George Marshall as judge John R Magee as prosecuting attorney F C Bragg as defense attorney Frederick E. Garvin as sheriff and Thomas P Brightman as defendant.

James S. Dunbar Doric Club Masonic Temple George Marshall Frederick FE. Garvin Ernest Weaver Thomas P Brightman Eugene Ryonne Lau Hter Meriment John R Magee Atorney F C. Bragg Frederick E. Garvin Thomas P. Bnghtman

Cast Chosen For Goldenrod Troop Pantomime

At a Goldenrod Troop meeting the cast for the pantomime Little Black Sambo was announced for the February 4 performance. Sambo roles include Virginia Brightman Mambo Lavina Gouvremont Jumba Dorothea Davies Tigers Eunice Marshman Leah Eisenstadt Mary Velleca Ruth Sandford. Tickets will go on sale soon from troop members Mrs John Lane and Mrs George Millard and other handlers.

Goldenrod Sambo Virginia Brightman Mambo Lavina Guvrembnt Jumba Dorothea Davies Tigers Eunice Marshman Leah Eisenstadt Mary Velleca Ruth Sandford John Lane George Millard V_s Leclerc

Elaborate Carnival of Sports Staged By Olympian Club

An elaborate Carnival of Sports is planned by Olympian Club manager Michael Pasquerille under George Pailthorpe at the local Y M C A gymnasium for tomorrow evening. The event features a Naugatuck Townies vs Olympian basketball game plus boxing wrestling and gymnastic exhibitions with notable participants including Bill Furtado Matty Borgia and River Cardoza in boxing and Tony Marino Mich Ruggiero and River Cardoza in wrestling. Alternate guards and forwards and a New Bedford Y M C A exhibition add to a long program with no preliminary game and strong local attendance anticipated driven by 60 plus tickets sold in Naugatuck.

Michael Pasquerille Olympian George S. Pailthorpe Tomorow Naugatuck Connecticut Bill Furtado River Cardoza Matty Borgia Flash” Ferreira Joe Gear Gene Mansi Thomas Lavey Tony’ ’Marino Mich Ruggiero Mich Pasquerillo River” Cardoza Tony” Ponte John Ponte Manual “Boy” Almeida New Bedford Y. M. C. A Bristol Norman Shearer Naugatuck High School Bob Scally Frank “Bubbles” Balinsky Naugatuck High Donald Garick Jack Gallagher Shean Ofmppan Gallagher Shafer Scally Balinsky United States Rubber Company Ben Oscar Herzig Rhode Island Rea Chl Georgie St Angelo Larney Bisbane

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Southland Parshley Washington Ball J. J. Velleca A. M. Merriman R. S. Bosworth Booths E S Godfrey E A Carrier, Jr J Velleca C. J Sartim Arthur LaCasse H S Hambrick John Daponte F. S Godfrey E. S Godfrey Gordon Brown Roe St Angelo J. T. Goggin Dairy Commission Knights OF Pythias Pastime Theatre Mitzi Green Hitz Prince of Politicians King of Love Lee Tracy Evalyn Knapp Eugene Pallette Barbara Week Ann Dvorak Molly Louvain Tallulah Bankhead Robert Montgomery Pal the King Tom MIX Bristol Boys Rotary Club ST. Mary’s Grant M. Hasbrouck American Red Cros J William Wood North Cemetery Richard J. Kavanaugh Dunbar Heads Doric Club Olympian Club Edward C. Kunz Jeweler & Optometrist Church OF Christ, Scientist Providence, Rhode Island A. Hervey Bathurst London England First Church OF Christ, Scientist Prospect and Meeting Streets
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