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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1945

Page

14

Town wrestles with brutal snow storm and power outages

Bristol battles a heavy northeast wind storm dropping fourteen inches of wet snow. Power lines and phones fail as crews work to restore electricity and get factories running again. No serious injuries reported, but transit and post office operations were disrupted amid continued cold and isolation.

Bristol Narragansett Electric Company Colt Warren Providence Fox Point Boulevard Moses Moore Hydraulion Water Company Adolf LaFleur Truesdale Hospital

Campus Daze Delights Capacity Bristol Audiences

Bristol Senior High school senior class presented Campus Daze in two acts to enthusiastic crowds on Wednesday and Thursday. A power outage during the first act did not stop the show as patrons used flashlights until lighting returned. Mrs Theresa Donovan directed the cast and orchestra with Miss Margaret Nerone overseeing makeup. Mary Oliver painted scenery, James F Meiggs handled lighting, and programs were designed by Bertha St Angelo Olga Viera and Carolyn D Amico. David Mathewson served as piano accompanist with the school orchestra. Stage managers were Joseph Ferrara Joseph Caravallo and Peter Varola.

Bristol Senior High School Theresa Donovan Margaret F. Nerone Mary Oliver James F. Meiggs Bertha St. Angelo Olga Viera Carolyn D’amico David Mathewson Joseph Ferrara Joseph Cavallaro Peter Varola

Forefathers' Supper Honors Ninth Year of Building Committee

A Forefathers' Supper marking the ninetieth year of the First Congregational Church building committee was held Friday at 6 30 in the Guneras House. The Congregational Club led by Mrs Charles L Pendleton organized the event with committees including Mrs William Marshman Mrs George H Murray Mrs Archie A Miller Mrs Andrew Campbell Mrs Joseph Sylvia Mrs Elwin Hull and Miss Pauline Brelsford and Miss Jennie Manchester. Emily Katherine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Palma of 423 Wood Street, announced engagement to Louis L Lagarto Seaman 2c, son of Mr Antonio Lagarto of 8 Magnolia Street.

Nintieth First Congregational Church Guneras House Congregational Club Charles L Pendleton William Marshman George H. Murray Archie A. Miller Andrew Campbell Joseph Sylvia Elwin Hull Pauline Brelsford Jennie Manchester Joseph Palma Wood Street Emily Katherine Louis L. Lagarto Seaman Antonio Lagarto Magnolia Street

Chester W. Williams Appointed Head of Rhode Island Soldiers Home

Clemens J. France announced Chester W. Williams as Administrator of the Division of Soldiers Welfare. Williams, a veteran civil service appointee and former State Employment Service leader, will oversee the Soldiers Home in Bristol and the Soldiers Relief Program with a salary of 3900 to 3720 dollars plus maintenance.

Clemens J. France Chester W. Williams Division of Soldiers’ Welfare Williams Charles H. Cushman Department of Civil Service United States Employment Service State Rhode Island Unemployment Compensation Board Employment Service Civil Service State Employment Service Berkshire Fine Spinning Mills Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Consolidated Textile Corporation BB & R. Knight Oscar Heineman Corporation United States Navy Scotland United States Naval Academy Annapolis Navy Little Compton Rhode Island West Barrington Legion Division of Soldier's Welfare Soldiers’ Home Bristol Social Welfare Civil Service Department Saul Friedman Callastreet Providence Frank E. McCaffrey Cranston Street Cranston R. I

Local churches plan Ash Wednesday services across denominations

Ash Wednesday services are set next week in three local Catholic churches and two Protestant churches. Blessings and ashes will be distributed at St Marys Our Lady of Mt Carmel and St Elizabeths with Mass times around 7 oclock, 3 30 pm and 4 pm. A novena service with meditations and benediction is scheduled led by a priest from St Columbans Seminary. Evening services include Holy Communion, Litany and poems and an address by Rev Herbert A Jerauld. First Congregational Chapel and DeWolf Memorial Chapel hold services. Trinity Chapel and First Baptist Church have no services listed.

St. Mary's Church Our Lady of the Roses Our Lady of Mt. Carmel St. Columban’s Seminary St. Elizabeth’s Church St. Michael’s Church Herbert A. Jerauld DeWolf Memorial First Congregational Church Trinity Chapel First Baptist Church

St Patrick's Day Dance Planned by Rhode Island Guard

A St. Patrick's Day dance is planned for Saturday March 17 by Company G Rhode Island State Guard. The organizing committee is led by Sgt Seraphine Pacheco with Sgts John Mello Merton Manchester Mario Pompéi Cpl Charles Andrade Pfc John Goulart and Privates Manuel Lima George Adams and Lombardi.

Co. G. R.I. State Guard Seraphine Pacheco John C. Mello Merton Manchester Mario A. Pompei Cpl Charles Andrade John Goulart Manuel Lima George Adams Lombardi

Marriage Announcement for Miss Mary Santos to Raymond J O Connor

Mr and Mrs Armando Santos of 18 Rock Street announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Santos to Raymond J O Connor son of Mr and Mrs Arthur O Connor of Nebraska. The ceremony occurred February 5 at St Thomas Church Philadelphia. Also noted a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Otis Bailey Jr with guests from Pawtucket Riverside and Bristol.

Mary S. Santos Raymond J. O’connor Sie Arthur O’connor Nebraska Armando Santos Rock Street St. Thomas’ Church Philadelphia Penn Otis Bailey, Jr Charles Locklin Riverside Bailey Pawtucket Bristol Mr. Locklin Smith Worthington Thompson Martha Meiggs Claire Bailey

Waste Paper Drive To Proceed Despite Weather Plans

James F. Meiggs chairman of the Bristol Salvage Committee announced that the waste paper collection will be held Sunday at 1 PM under Rotary Club sponsorship. Despite recent storms, the drive will go on to ease paper shortages, with Boy Scouts and Rotary members aiding, and detailed bundling instructions provided for newspapers magazines and boxes.

James F. Meiggs Bristol Salvage Meiggs Boy Scouts George R. Fish Rotary Club Red Cross J. Floyd Huestis

Laymen's Night at First Baptist Church Sunday

Laymen's Night will be observed Sunday at the First Baptist Church. Supper is set for 6 30 with a song service at 7 30. A prominent layman will be the principal speaker at the supper meeting. The organizing committee is led by Leroy L Dean. hostesses are Mrs Nat Dean Mrs Robert King and Mrs Alma Bullock.

First Baptist Church Leroy L. Dean Nat Dean Robert King Alma Bullock

Dr F V Martin to Speak on Lincoln at Bristol DAR

Dr Frederick V. Martin will address the Bristol Chapter D A R on Abraham Lincoln at the chapter house Monday afternoon. Hostesses include Miss Agnes Herreshoff Miss Ina Warren Mrs Buell N Buckingham Jr Mrs deRocha Mrs Howard K DeWolf Mrs Marcius H Merchant and Mrs Charles A Hoar.

Frederick V. Martin Abraham Lincoln Bristol D.A.R Chapter House Agnes Herreshoff Ina Warren Buell N. Buckingham, Jr deRocha Howard K. DeWolf Marcius H. Merchant Charles A. Hoar

Guiteras School Basketball Games Recap

In a Monday game at Guiteras gym 9L beat 9V-1 25 to 14 with Rene scoring 18 for 9L and Matrone leading 9V-1 with 8. The eighth grade won 45 to 29 as Mancieri scored 10 and Anania led 9V with 19. Eight V-1 fell 20 to 19 to 80-1 with DeMeo scoring 9 and Burbridge 7.

Guiteras Gym Rene Matrone Mancieri Anania DeMeo Burbridge

Antiquity of Gaelic Language Recited by Hector

A clipping from The Eastern Chronicle recounts Hector reciting a poem on Gaelic origins. The exchange with the Scribe centers on Gaelic being a mark of heritage and enduring age. The scene captures winter in Nova Scotia and a contrast with Florida.

Dan Bowron Florida Dan Nova Scotia Eastern Chronicle Hector Inverness Highlands

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