Mariner Dance Head Chairman Leads Yacht Club Event
The chairman of the committee arranging the Mariner Ship Vigilant dance on July 31 at the Bristol Yacht Club is named with several committee members listed. Other roles include publicity tickets decor poster refreshments and decorations assigned to various individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner
Vigilant
Bristol Yacht Club
Barbara Huestis
Peggy Mathewson
Peggy Connors
Margaret Simmons
Sylvia Pagnano
Lovina Guevremont
Viola LeClerc
Ruth Sanford
Clara Herreshoff
Ruth Molasky
Weenie Roast by Hope Circle D of I at St Columban
About 65 members of Hope Circle No. 70 Daughters of Isabella attended a Weenie Roast on Bristol harbor shore near the St Columban novitiate. Despite cold weather the event and social at the novitiate clubhouse were named outstanding. St Columban Fathers were guests with planning by a committee led by Miss Winifred Walsh and including Mrs Catherine Gibson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle
Daughters of
Isabella
Bristol Harbor
St Columban Novitiate
Novitiate
St Columban Fathers
Winifred Walsh
Catherie Gibson
Lena Ingram
Bertha Dwyer
Laura Sousa
Marguerite Hamill
Elizabeth Dwyer
Margaret Conners
Nora E Dwyer
July 4th Committee Meets at Belvedere
An executive and finance meeting for the Fourth of July celebration gathered leaders from sub committees at the Belvedere. The group reviewed expenses totaling over 2500 and outlined plans to proceed. Attendees included Miss Mars E Spooner Mrs Theresa Donovan Mrs A H Flint Jr James J Velteca John G Stewart William T Dwyer Judge Edward J Teahs James F Duffs Frank Gigho J Wanthrop DeWolf William P Gladding R S Bosworth and Dr Alfred M Merriman chayman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvederg
Guigo
Mars E Spooner
OM Theresa Donovan
A H Flint Jr
James J Velteca
John G Stewart
William T Dwyer
Edward J. Teahs
James F Duffs
Frank Gigho J Wanthrop DeWolf
William P Gladding
R S Bosworth
Alfred M Merriman Chayman
Man arraigned on defacing charge with $500 bail
Mandel E. Lewis 31 of Catherine Street was arraigned by Justice of the Peace Joseph A Hammill on a charge of defacing property. Bail was set at $500 pending his appearance in Fifth District court Monday morning after he allegedly threw a rock through a window at the Lace Company factory on Wood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Joseph A Hammill
Mandel E. Lewis
Catherine Street
Fifth District Court
Lewis
Bristol
Lace Company
Wood Street
Talk on Bermuda by Miss Julia Drury at Bristol Garden Club
Miss Julia Drury described Bermuda its people customs and gardens during a Bristol Garden Club talk at her High street home. About twenty members and ten guests attended the meeting with refreshments served by the hostess and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Julia Drury
High Street
Bristol Garden Club
Severe Bristol Thunderstorm Drench Cast by Electric Show
A severe storm lit up Bristol with fierce lightning and thunder lasting over an hour amid two intense electrical displays. No damage was reported though a false fire alarm followed the second storm and the ferry Prudence faced rough conditions near the bay buoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Prudence
Joseph Paquin
Lightning Strikes Mrs Totman Injures Neighboring Family
Mrs F I Totman, 65, of 168 Wood Street, was struck by lightning during a storm just after 7 PM while shutting her back door. She fell headfirst down three cement steps, was taken inside by her son in law and daughter in law, and is confined to her bed with injuries. Dr and staff tended her for an hour and a half before transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. I. Totman
Wood Street
Henry S Campbell
Campbell
Sorup Mags
Arog Wno
Maruman
Bristol Democratic Club Endorses Quinn Candidacy
The Bristol Democratic Club unanimously endorsed Gov Robert E Quinn for the Democratic gubernatorial race at a meeting held in the club rooms on State Street. A 15 member committee was appointed to organize a climb and outing later this month and thanks were extended to the registration campaign volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E Quinn
Bristol
Decisions Save n the Constitution
Analysis of Supreme Court rulings during the Roosevelt era shows the administration pressuring to expand federal power and create new instruments of public authority. It cites major New Deal cases, noting eight key reversals, with limited five to four splits and several unanimous or wide-margin decisions, defending the Constitution and federal structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
AAA
NRA
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
St Michael's Silver on Display in Newport Exhibit
Three communion pieces from St Michael's Church Bristol are part of a Newport Colonial silversmiths display at the Old Colony House on Washington Square through August 2. The 300-piece exhibit features work by notable Newport craftsmen and loans from churches, museums, and collectors, including items from the Kay bequest and the Mabel Brady Garvan collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Michael’s
Bristol
Newport
Old Colony House
Washington Square
St Michael's
Boston
New York
Mabel Brady Garvan
Yale University
Rhode Island
Arnold Collins
Church of Christ
Little Compton
Idim
United Congregational Church
Collins
Samuel Vernon
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Vernoh
Gist Blair
Washington
Isaac Anthony
Benjamin Trenton
John Coddington
Jonathan Clarke
Brenton
Nathaniel Hav
Queen's Revenue
Alice Brayton
Ruth Ralston
Ruth Davenport
Elizabeth Vernon
Peyton R Hazard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Esther Hazen
Hope Circle, D. OF I
St. Columban
Rajah
Okare Bk
A&p
Silverbrook Creamery
Sunnyfield
BOKAR
Ann Page
Packer
Chuck
A&p Food
Garden Club
Bristol Democratic Club
Quinn
Quinn Fort
New Deal
Ferncroft Super Market
Frankforts
Fancy No
Joilet
Esh
ST. Michael's
Newman Bros
Mueller
S. S. Pierce Co
Gruyere
I. I V
Dre
California
Sunkist
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