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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
4
Rev. Arthur F. Jennings presides at morning worship at 10 30 A M at the Congregational Church A J O Y Chapter meets at 6 30 P M in the vestry Christian Endeavor Union service follows at 7 30 P M at the Congregational Church.
Rev Herbert D. Graetz serves as pastor with a 10 30 A M union service followed by 6 30 P M Alpha Chapter meeting of the Society Christian Endeavor in the church parlor and a 7 30 P M union evening service.
Rev Joseph Sarzana serves as acting pastor with daily masses at 7 30 A M and weekend masses at 8 and 10 A M at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church.
Rev. Francisco G. Vieira presides at St Elizabeth Church with Masses at 8 and 10 A M and an evening service at 7 30 P M in the parish schedule.
One hundred ninety seven persons received treatment at Bristol District Nursing Association clinics in June. Of these, 145 visited child welfare clinics, 12 attended chest clinics, and 3 went to an X-ray clinic. Four tonsil and ade-
Rev Thomas J Gillan pastor at St Marys Church schedules masses at 7 8 9 and 10 30 PM with a holy hour at 7 30 PM each day. Parish services reflect standard worship times for the community.
Rev A R Parshley presides on the 7th Sunday after Trinity. Services include 8 AM Holy Communion and 10 AM Morning prayer and sermon by Rev Allen P Greene of Union City New Jersey.
Rev. W. C. Darby presides at morning worship at 1030 A M. Union evening service slated for 730 P M at the Congregational Church.
Rev Nelson Kellogg heads morning mass at 8 00 and 1045 mass with sermon Evensong at 7 30 PM
General care cases total 43 with 28 in general care and 13 in metropolitan care. John Hancock accounts for 2 general care cases. General care visits total 196 with 55 in metropolitan care and 20 in John Hancock. Prenatal visits 8. Tuberculosis visits 56. State child welfare visits 216. Office and social 18. Overall total 569 visits.
Last evening Miss Marguerite Clark entertained Mr and Mrs James Henry Conley Jr of Warren at her Hope street home. A musical program followed by refreshments was enjoyed. Clark served as bridesmaid for Mrs Conley whose maiden name is Rose Anthony Connelly, daughter of Michael and [unreadable] Hassett.
A group of young people from Bristol vacationing at Lake George New York includes Mrs C W Wall and Miss Fame line A Munro Miss Sadie Gla dding and Miss Grace Wright.
A baseball team mainly formed from YMCA players led by Joseph Sallaint beat St Marys T A S on the common Friday afternoon by eight to five. After a 1 to 2 start Sallaint's club surged ahead in several innings and held on for the win. Batteries: Herrmann Brightman for the winners Neary Mack for the losers.
Miss Fern Dixon daughter of Representative and Mrs Fern Dixon sailed from New York July 4 with her brother Vera Dixon and companions Miss Cora Danforth and Mrs Danforth of Yonkers and Frank Dantorth for Liverpool aboard the SS Arabic of the White Star Line. They plan to tour the continent through September.
Francis, assistant chef at Bickford's restaurant, was given a fine silver Waltham watch by admiring friends. They praised his stately appearance in the Antiques and Horribles on July 4 and believe he should have won a prize.
The Veterans' Association of the Bristol Train of Artillery hosted an evening gathering at Artillery Hall with strong turnout from both groups. A fine repast followed by a light “smoke talk” was enjoyed, and Col. J B Burgess, Vets president, presided as toastmaster.
A Bristol Twilight League game ended 7-2 with Us And or Viet oe NE oe Ks a leading, backed by Tony Perry and Andre D Ambrosio in the Bristol Police Force lineup. Oliver and Perry sparked the firemen and icemen with key hits, while Baker and D Ambrosio added doubles. Cavallaro pitched before Mosie Moore relieved in the fourth as Vermette’s Frost Kings struggled.
A rough game notes Defiance 7 Vermette 6 with errors by Vermette and defensive miscues. Marsden earned two and Cavallaro four in strikeout free and walk totals. Moore recorded a wild pitch as Cavallaro and Moore split innings. Umpires Mancini Coco officiated. Ran for Hadfield in the third.
Cement for the deck of the new dock at Constitution street will start this week or next. Wooden sheathing for the deck base is nearly finished. The cement deck should be completed by Peter Martelly Son before August 1. The deck, built by the United States Lighthouse Service, costs about 35 dollars and will serve as a new supply depot.
Dr H D Robinson of Robinson and Steinman New York judges today the pictures models and drawings of the Mr Hope Bridge contest entries submitted by Boy Scouts in the territory The prize awards are expected tomorrow.
Bristol residents admired a beautiful entry by the local Garden Club at the Newport Flower Show this week. The committee was led by Mrs A M Merriman with Mrs Stanley Friswell, Mrs Samuel C Wardwell, and Mrs Wm W Perry assisting.
The 12th annual dance by St Rita’s Girls’ Club is set for July 16 at the parish hall on Congregational street. A public whist event follows on July 21 in Doric Club rooms hosted by Mt Hope Chapter No 23 O F S.
Children who will be four by September 15 may enter public schools this fall. All entering pupils must be vaccinated. If town vaccination is chosen, bring child to Reynolds School auditorium from 9 30 to 12 00 noon on July 11 12 13 14 or 15. Dr Duffy and Mrs Sanford will vaccinate. birth certificates required. E S Mapes Supt of Schools 7-8-32.
In the July schedule at SF AU AY the RKO-Pathe feature Young Bride stars Helen Twelvetrees with Eric Linden and Arline Judge. A wholesome young librarian Allie seeks happiness in romance that starts on a blind date and faces danger when the slick Charlie is revealed.
American Oyster Corporation of Providence applies for forty five acres of oyster ground. Thirty five acres lie off Hog Island south easterly end and ten acres lie north of Hog Island adjoining ground they already hold. A public meeting to consider the request is scheduled for July 15, 1932 at 10 AM at the Commissioners of Shell Fisheries office 306 State House Providence.
Notice of admission to probate of the last will and testament of Elten F Kenney late of Bristol Rhode Island and appointment of William T O Donnell of 31 Union Street Bristol Rhode Island as agent in Rhode Island. Creditors must file claims with the clerk of the Bristol Probate Court beginning June 24 1932. John W Church Clerk Elton Henry Seamans Executor.
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