Judge Leahy Named Toastmaster for Ever-Ready Banquet
The 10th annual Ever- Ready Engine and Hose Company banquet will be Saturday evening at Thames Street station. Judge Edward L. Leahy will serve as toastmaster, with state, town and fire officials invited. Brig Gen L H Catlan and leaders from other units attend, along with National Legion official Bertram W. Wall and Chief George Marshall. Arthur Guevremont chairs the arrangements committee assisted by Frank Lewis Bernard McHugh Louis Cirillo and Harvey Gladue. a turkey supper will be catered in Providence.
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Edward L. Leahy
Thames Street
L. H. Catlan
Board of Fire Engineers
Bertram W. Wall
The
American Legion
George Marshall
Collins & Aikman Mills Fire Company
Arthur Guevremont
Charman
Providence
Guevremont
Frank Lewis
Bernard McHugh
Shellfishing Fines Tie Up Local Suspects in Providence
Maturi Agoyils and Frank Andrade faced $20 fines for shellfishing in polluted waters, with Andrade opting to serve time in Providence County Jail while Agoyils added $500 on appeal. Both men were previously bound over for grand jury consideration on turkey theft charges from Ferrycliffe Farm. Additional details show linked arrests, cross examination on larceny charges, and a separate case involving a drunken driving incident.
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Peter Maturi
Court Street
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Ft. District Court
Frank Andrade
DeWolf Avenue
Providence County
Maturi
Andrade
Lindemuth
Ferrycliffe Farm
Maturt
Gchers
John H Nolan
Lucien Capone
F J Harvey, Jr
Harold E Shippee
State Police
Elton W Kirkpatrick
US Coast Guard
Maturt, Andrade
Albert Quato
Vincent Martino
Sponsor Assembly at Colt Memorial High School Auditorium
The Debateng Club sponsors an assembly tomorrow at 12 560 in Colt Memorial High School auditorium. Students will recite pieces including Regulus to Carthaginins by Joseph Doran, Was To Henry Trude by Pruangeline Young, The Wreck of the Hesperus by Borges, and These Dreadful Hard Times by Thomas Byrnes Tr.
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Colt Memorial High School
Joseph Doran
Regulus
Pruangeline Young
Henry Trude
Casey
Negro Singers to Give Program Here January 30
A quintet of five colored singers from South Carolina and Georgia will perform Spirituals and Plantation Songs at St. Michaels Parish House on January 30. They are led by J F Blanton with Rev Cyril E Bentley describing the Institute’s work across nine schools in eight Southern states to preserve the music in its original form. The group, trained at Voorhees and Fort Valley schools, has toured coast to coast and appeared at Episcopal Church conventions and on radio stations.
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Carolina
Georgia
American Church Institute For Negroes
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Michaels
Cyril E. Bentley
America
J FE Blanton
Voorhees Normal and Industrial Schoo
Denmark
Dr Moton
Tuskegee Institute
A. D Watson
Sites
Fort Valley High and Industrial School
Fort Valley
Oram Ca Ti
Voodees
Episcopal Church
Bristol Court of Honor awards fourteen merit badges
At Scout Hall the January Bristol Court of Honor awarded fourteen merit badges to nine local Boy Scouts. Chairman Col Mo A Cheeseman presided with Scoutmaster George R. Fish as secretary. Assisting were Acting Scoutmaster William F Head and Junior Assistant Scoutmaster John Abenante.
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Bristol
Harts Fonseca Bandierart
Ralph Marasce
James Puva Dondverart
Albert Vasconceflo
Topasis Woolwerk
Miavnard Shusman
Hloner Wall
Pebraars
Albania's Balkan Troubles Highlighted by Relief Worker
Dr Joseph Beach, with 15 years in the Balkans, described Albania as mountainous and divided into tribes where landlords own vast land and peasants pay half crops in rent. Malaria robs lowland towns, literacy is scarce, and revolts loom without reforms. Rockefeller Foundation aid and cross ethnic tolerance are urged as solutions.
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Albania
Balkan States
Joseph Beach
Guieras
Men’s Union
Beach
Balkans
Rockefeller Foundation
Vincent Pettine
Samuel J. Steen
Men's Union
Women Civic League to Install Officers Thursday Night
High officials of the American Women's Civic League will assist in installation ceremonies at the Hotel Belvedere Bristol unit. Invitations go to state and town officials and to league members statewide. Notables include Senator Thomas H Byrnes Representatives Magee Pagnano and others with Mrs Cecelia Marshall as mistress of ceremonies.
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Weady Mores Setts
Bristol
Pactugcecc
American Women’s Civic League
Belvedere
General Assembly
Thomas H Byrnes
John R Magee
Pasquale Pagnano
Edward I. Leahy
L. H Callan
Manuel C Lima
Massachusetts Teague
Rose Borges
Dighton
Bay State Women's Civic League
Richard Germann
Cecelia Marshall
Juliette Cardoza
Isabel Castro Resiores
Marshall
Anthons
Moss Woldeman
Sylvia
Miars Sousa
Wiss Rose Marshall
Mire Tass Almeida Mors Wormer Satya Mare Arthors J Nunes
Marine “Perr. Mir
Gerad Marshall
Moary Numne
Mary Mati
Portuguese Viner van Mons Gavi Teague Elected President
Men s League elects Manel Silene seated president of the Priat al Portuguese Viner van Mons Gavi Teague to succeed Na thens Po oNunes at the annual meeting led by van Tancoln Hall Other officers chosen include Joseph King vice president Manuel Vargelis Jr secretary John da Ponte treasurer Frank Perrys inside guard and Manuel Vargas Sr sergeant at arms The executive committee comprises Anthonys a Ponte Anthony Jo Nunes Franks P Sylvia John Cagdeiro and Joseph N Almeida They will be installed Feb 6 ceremonies
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A Manel Silene
Othe Priat
Viner van Mons Gavi Teague
Nathens Po oNunes
Organization de la Dast
Court Whist Thursday at St Uarys Church
Parishioners of St Uarys Church complete plans for a public court whist in the church auditorium Thursday evening. Mrs Frank Treanor chairs the committee with members including Mrs William I Baker and Mrs Herman Vermette among others to raise funds for the super-sale on Jan 30. Mrs John Connors leads the arrangements for the sale.
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St Uarys Church
Frank Treanor
William I Baker
Herman W Vermette
John Lavander
William Sisson
C J Mariano
Henry Serbst
Edward Kavanaugh
William Demers
Walter Kerr
Aileen D Moore
Mary Byrnes
John Connors
Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella Meet
Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella met last evening at the Knights of Columbus Hall with many members present. Routine business was transacted and plans were outlined for a public event. Several members plan to attend the State banquet at the Providence Biltmore Hotel next Sunday afternoon. A social period followed the meeting with military whist prizes won by Mrs William T Dwyer Mary Lannon Elizabeth White and Mary Lannon. Refreshments were served by committee chair Frances Horton and others.
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Hope Circle
No 70
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Tulare
Providence Biltmore Hotel
Wiliam T Dwyer
Mary Lannon
Elizabeth White
Frances Horton
Ethel D'Alessio
Catherine’ Francis
Mary McHugh
Bridget Lewis
Nora E. Dwyer
Alice Sylvia
Reba Lodge Seats Officers at Grand Hall Ceremony
Reba Lodge No 127 OF recently seated Mrs Marbelle Remeres as Noble Grand District Deputy. Mrs Minna Alder and staff presided at Grand Army Hall ceremonies with numerous officers installed including Christine Renon recording secretary Elizabeth Gladding financial secretary Minna Snider treasurer and several mass and conductor posts. Guests from East Providence and Warren lodges attended and gifts were exchanged after the meeting with refreshments served.
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Reba Lodge
Marbelle Remieres
Noble
Minna Alder
Grand Army Hall
Nace-Grand
Christine Renoneres
Plizabeth Gladding
Minna Snider
Annie Sexamour
Iva Stewart
Noble Garand
Gladys Brelsford
Toll
Noble Grand
Anat Saunders
Nance Grand
Minnie Card Peat
Voce Grand
Rachel Sammons
Meta Wollisten
Musnian
Mary Girabert Worden
Marion Please
Mabel Dunbarsstant
Deoroths Mott
Maybelle Remeres
Mrs Northup
Annie Vaulkner
Reba
East Providence
Warren
Luella Ryone
P N
Sicilian Society Re-elects Incumbent Officers
La Bella Sicilia Society held its annual meeting Sunday and re elected all incumbent officers. Bartolo Scolaro presided as president with Pietro Cristardo as vice president Antonio Campagna financial secretary Carmelo Guisto corresponding secretary Joseph F Bruno treasurer Antonio F D Angelo lodge physician Tindaro Luca Giuseppe Ficcorro and Giuseppe Campanello named trustees.
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la Bella Sicilia Society
Bartolo Scolaro
Pietro Cristardo
Antonio Campagna
Carmelo Guisto
Joseph F. Bruno
Trasurer
Antonio F. D'Angelo
Lodge Physican
Tindaro Luca
Giuseppe Ficcorro
Giuseppe Campanello
Bristol Train of Artillery Association Launches Season Tickets
The Bristol Train of Artillery Association opened its 1935 season ticket drive at Rockwell Hall with a supper led by Mrs Alfred Merriman and a team of 10 volunteers. Rev R Mortimer Maddox urged subscriptions to simplify sales and aid budgeting while KE Mapes highlighted educational value and community benefit. Captains named include Mrs Andrande Lucien Capone J W DeWolf Nora Dwyer Minnie Goglia and others. The season includes seven tickets covering two plays two operettas two public concerts and a band concert starting with a public concert on January 3.
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Bristol Train of Artillery Association
Rockwell Hall
Alfred M Merriman
R Mortimer-Maddox
St Johns Episcopal Church
Barrington
Herbert D. Graetz
Mapes
Dra
Jane Walker
A. M. Merriman
R. S. Brightman
John Andrade
Lucien Capone
J. W. DeWolf
Nora Dwyer
Minnie Goglia
F Lindemuth
A M Merriman
Margaret Nerone
Elinor Rae
Alfred M. Merriman
J . Huestis
George S. Marshall
George F Marshall
R. S. Bosworth
A. W. Barrett
Gordon R. Brown
Ralph W. Bennett
John Matheson
Earl H. Hobson
John G Stewart
Holy Name Society Installs New Officers at Parish Breakfast
Rev Paul Perrotta of Crayne Catege outlines parish role of Holy Name Societies at a communion breakfast in Mt Carmel Church. Officers installed include James J Velleca president Gerardo Codola vice president Louis Nastri secretary Joseph Pannone treasurer Albert Rich marshal and Rev Fr Sorzana spiritual adviser. Assisted by Mrs Velleca Saviano Troano Cristiano and Riccio with Adolph Giglio chairing the arrangements.
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Holy Name Societies
Paul Perrotta
Crayne Catege
Healy
Sandice
Our Lady Ab
Mt Carmel
Perrotta
Joseph Sorzana
James J. Velleca
Gerardo Codola
Louis Nastri
Joseph Pannone
Albert Rich
Fr Sorzana
James J Velleca
Vincent Saviano
John B. Troano
Magdalen Cristiano
Beatrice Riccio
Adolph Giglio
John Ruggiero
Alphonse Riccio
John B Troiano
Auto Crash Injures Three From Nearby Towns
Three from Bristol Barrington and Providence were in a Foxboro Massachusetts collision Sunday when a vehicle skidded and struck a parked Bristol car. Perron Domenic and Mass Tena Bruno sustained knee and hand injuries while Oliva and LoPrest suffered leg bruises. All were treated at Rhode Island Hospital and later transferred to local care.
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Barrington
Providence
Foxboro
Mass
Joseph Petron
Domenic
Mass Tena Bruno
Bristol
Pasquale Oliva
Joyeph Ta Presti
Berrout
Oliva
Perrom
Mer Ouva
Mer LoPrest
Perron
Mass Brune
Rhode Island Hospital
de C Paul Broane
Miss Theresa Codola Receives Bridal Shower
Approximately 200 guests attended a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening at Poli's Hall on State Street in honor of Miss Theresa Codola bride elect. Her sister Mrs Joseph Rishano hosted. gifts were given as music by a local orchestra played. She will wed Edward Coughlin of this town on February 18 at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church.
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Theresa Codola
Joseph Rishano
Poli's Hall
State Street
Boston
Providence
Riverside
Warren
Edward Coughlin
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church
FIRST OLYMPIAN DEFEAT AT EAST PROVIDENCE
The Olympians lost their season opener to East Providence K of 0 32 9 at the Y gym Friday night. Both sides were even in the first half 11-7. In the second half Casevs surged 21 to 12 led by Rielex and Goodwin. River Cardoza and Levy starred for the losers.
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Olympians
Providence
Casevs
Blue and White
Rielex
LaSalle
Goodwin
River
Cardoza
Levy
BTA Public Concert Planned in Colt Memorial Hall
The B T A Public Concert kicks off the season in Colt Memorial Hall on Thursday January 31. Mrs RS Brightman leads the program with full details to be announced in Friday's Phoenix. Admission is by ticket only and free of charge. Tickets available from association members.
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B T A
Colt Memorial Flall
RS Brightman
Phoenix
Pagnano Resigns as Bristol Taxpayers Chairman
Representative Pasquale Pagnano announced he has resigned as chairman of the Bristol Taxpayers Association citing business pressures as the reason for his action.
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Pasquale Pagnano
Bristol Taxpayers’ Association
Capt Monsell Sends British Rival Oyster Gift
Capt William Paul of the British challenger Endeavour and Capt George Monsell of Rainbow maintain sportsmanship after the America's Cup races. Monsell sent a half barrel of Long Island oysters to Paul at his Greenock home, arranged by J. & J. W. Ellsworth of Greenport for shipment to Scotland.
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Monsell
Long Island
William Paul
George Monsell
Rainbow
Bristol
Capt. Paul
Greenock
Scotland
J. & J. W. Ellsworth
Greenport
L. L
British Isles
Capt
Paul
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