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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1938

Page

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Mount Carmel Feast Opens With Firing Of Bombs

The Bristol Italian community begins the two day Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel with a 6 am salvo. Activities include processions from Academy Hall to Mount Carmel Church, a vesper service, and a Providence band concert. A baseball game on the Common features A C Bristol versus Corona Club Riverside, followed by a 6 pm street parade and high mass. junior safety patrols and numerous Italian organizations participate.

Bristol Our Lady of Mount Carmel Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Holy Name Society General Arrangements Committee Academy Hall Wood Street State Street A. C Corona Club Riverside Providence Antonio D. Mato St. Rocco’s Church Aeboy Ae Eineer Guiteras Memorial

Bristol Fourth of July observance costs noted

Bristol’s 1938 Fourth of July celebration cost about 1500 dollars though bills not yet settled. James F. Meiggs, general chairman, reported at a Burnside Memorial building meeting. The committee thanked R F Haffenreffer for aiding the event and feeding Scout troops and guests. Haffenreffer was also praised for financing a Providence radio station ad. William P. Gladding, mile-of-pennies chair, said over 154 dollars was raised via that method and funds appear sufficient to cover all bills.

Bristol James F. Meiggs Burnside Memorial R F Haffenreffer Meiggs Haffenreffer Megas Hatfenreffer Providence William P Gladding

Quahang Diggers Pay Fines in District Court

Three men from Cumberland and Attleboro paid fines and costs after Fifth District Court session for quahaugs digging off Mill Gut. Game Warden Burke arrested them earlier. undersized quahaugs and four quarts were cited. Suspect names include Fachman, Guy Centr 3, Alfred Santos, and Arduino German.

Cumberland Attleboro Fifth District Court William T O'Donnell Arthur E. Burke Warren Mill Gut Colt Bridge Pappasquash Fachman Guy Centr Sneech Pond Road Alfred Santos Pleasant View Avenue Lafayette Street North

Annual Dance and Carnival at Bristol Yacht Club and K of C Grounds

Framed in a July 22 note the Fr idays are hosting the annual dance by Go Ss Mariner Ship Vigilant at Bristol Yacht Club from August 1 to 6. An annual carnival follows on the K of C grounds under the auspices of K of C No 379 and Hope Circle No 70 D of I.

Go Ss Mariner Bristol Yacht Club K of C Hope Circle D of I

District Nurses Initiate Bristol Drive For Funds

Bristol District Nursing Association opens its annual campaign to raise support from July 18 to July 27. Miss Evelyn Carter, secretary, and Miss John A. Herreshoff, general chair, urge town residents to enroll as members as the 1938 work expands beyond the 1937 expenses of 5101.85 with only 2000 state support.

Bristol District Nursing Association Evelyn Carter John A. Herreshoff Bristol

Bristol District Nursing Association Dues Requested

Membership dues or contributions may be sent to Mr Norton M Zindersten Treasurer Bristol District Nursing Association Bristol Rhode Island for support of nursing services and district operations.

Norton M. Zindersten Bristol District Nursing Association Bristol Rhode Island

St Mary's Women Serve 350 Chicken Salad Suppers

Parishioners of St Mary's Church hosted a large dinner in the church auditorium with lighted tapers and flowers. A penny social followed. Blanche Sampson won a special prize. Co chairs led a long committee list and subcommittees handled tickets, pies, cake, and hall arrangements.

St Mary’s Church Blanche Sampson John Connors Henry N. Sweeney Mary A Callan Marie Vermette Catherine Gibson Matthew Preble Catherine Bottomley Robert Newhold Frederick Wherbs Dorothy Bowater Bessie Crowles

Bristol Yacht Club hears Galapagos trip account

James A Tillinghast of Providence will recount a Miami to Galapagos Archipelago voyage and share colorful moving pictures. He notes Galapagos intrigue in recent years including German and American incidents and mentions Satan Comes To Eden and Death Over The Galapagos as notable references.

Bristol Yacht Club James A Tillinghast Providence Miami Galapagos Archipelago Panama Pacific Ocean Tillinghast Galapagos Islands Satan Eden Ritter Liberty the Galapagos Wittmer

Bristol Get 105000 For New Post Office Building

An allotment of 105000, not 75000 as earlier reported, is approved for Bristol to raze the old post office on Hope Street and erect a new building. Postmaster Coggeshall says land acquisition may expand, with plans and timing handled by the Treasury Department's procurement office.

Post Office Department Bistol Aime J. Forand Smth W. Purdum Genecil Foran Treasury Department Daniel W. Coggeshall Hope Street Congressman Forand Britok Rhode Tea Secretary of the Treasury Federal Bristol C. J. Peoples Division of Procurement

Battery C Brings 14 Veterans Back for Annual Encampment

Fourteen veterans totaling 154 years of service join Battery C Bristol Unit of the 243rd Coast Artillery for the annual encampment at Fort Wright. First Sergeant Manuel Morris and Private First Class Joseph F. Ruggiero lead the list with 15 years, followed by long-serving staff and noncoms including George M Moren, Albert A Moren, Lieut James J Garvin, and others in multi-year increments. The unit departs at 6 am to the armory and travels by bus and train then government transport to Fort Wright, with preparations underway by the regiment and mess staff.

Bristol 243Rd Coast Artillery H’g. Eee Manuel Morris Joseph F Ruggiero George M Moren Bite Albert A” Moren James J. Garvin Lawrence Ascoli Eugene Moura Henry Corea John Bisbane Leo Sevigney John Silvia Frank Ferrara Domenic Cirillo Anthoni A Moren Michael Carmone Anthony Donat Roy Charles Silvia Fort Wight George Moren Joseph Ruggiero Anthony Russo Umit Capt Moren Moren Garvin Sentinel Capes City Vineer Lawrence Ascola Correia Corp. Wells

Mariners Complete Annual Dance Plans

Heads of the committee arranging for the annual dance of Gurf Scout Mariners Ship Vigilant met last night at the home of Miss Ruth Molasky general chairman and made final plans for the affair to be held July 22 at the Bristol Yacht Club. Present were sub committee members Tick ets Viola Leclerc orchestra Sylvia Pagnano publicity Peggy Mathew son posters Clara Herreshoff hall and decorations Barbara Huestis Caroline Salzano Ruth Sanford Ruth Hazeldine Rhoda Hobson Peggy Connors Leah Eisenstadt Constance Campanella Jessie Sanford refreshments Antonette Campanella Eartha Brown and Natale Herreshoff.

Gurf Ruth Molasky Bristol Yacht Club Viola Leclerc Sylvia Pagnano Peggy Mathewson Clara Herreshoff Barbara Huestis Caroline Salzano Ruth Sanford Ruth Hazeldine

Feast of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Celebration Schedule

The program outlines a two day feast with parades, masses, and multiple band concerts. July 15 features firing of bombs, a street parade, twilight baseball, parades to church, Vesper services, and a fireworks display. July 16 includes assembly, solemn mass, races, ball games, band concerts, a greasy polo event, a doll carriage parade, and more Vesper services.

Shis and Si hat from Here and Shere by Tim Scribe

The article discusses a Bristol 1851 map showing the Congregational Church location near Hope and Bradford streets. It notes Thames Street activity and shipyards on Franklin Street, with references to G Reynolds shop and local wharfs. It mentions engine houses marked on the map and speculates on fire company stations.

Tim Scribe Cquidu Thames Street Oliver Street Thompson Stanton & Co Franklin Street G. Reynold R. Butt Church

Historic wharves once lined Fall River from Bristol to Burnside

The passage recalls a string of former Fall River wharves and industrial sites around the Bristol Sugar Refinery, Norris’s wharf, the Nampuit area, Leely a ger TES U weirs wharf, Gifford’s wharf, Fall River Iron Works wharf, Potter’s and Sprague’s wharfs, and Long wharf near Church Street. It notes the area’s evolution toward Burnside Street and OPA costs at N. Gifford’s tannery.

Franklin Street Peck's Bristol Sugar Norris’s Bristol Steam Nampuit Leely Gifford’s Fall River Iron Work State Street Potter’s Wharf Sprague's Burnside Street

Banks Mentioned Near Seth Paull Company Site

The text lists several banks and approximate locations: Bank of Bristol near the Seth Paull Company site, B. Diman's Counting House nearby, the Commercial Bank at Bradford and Hope streets, the Eagle Bank near the Makowsky block at the First National Store, and Freeman's Bank and Savings Bank on State Street with unclear exact positions.

Bank of Bristol B. Diman's Seth Paull Company Commercial Bank Bradford and Hope Streets Eagle Bank First National Makowsky Block State Street Freeman’s Bank Savings Bank

Mosaic 1851 Bristol map details local buildings and streets

The 1851 map shows state street post office near Bristol Hotel and records Burton Hayman and other school sites. It notes churches on High Street and adjacent blocks, the Academy near High and Constitution, and the cemetery areas plus the jail on Court street. Many small streets appear as footpaths, with owners named on nearly every house and business, reflecting a Bristol population of 4616.

State Street Bristol Hotel Burton and Hayman Grammar School Masonic Lodge High and State Streets Valley School High Church Streets Methodist Church Court House Academy Constitution Streets South Christian Church Bapist Episcopal Wood Street West Side Bradford Congregational Franklin Street Wood Ministerial Street Armory Court Street Cook, Cottage Howe Munroe Avenue Pierce's Avenue Bourn Street Church Wood Streets

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Mount Carmel Pasquale Pagnano John Romano A. F D'Angelo John A. Mellone C. J. Massano Aimee Forand Lucien Capone Michael Securo Matthew Capone, Sr Fe R. Porraphtov Ee Fen Re Agatiello Michael Deleo Nicholas Pirri Paul Millemaggi James C. Ruggiero C. J. Bisbano Samuel Campanella Frank S. Giglio Louis Alfago Peter Sansone Joseph Sansone Joseph Securo Frank Securo Attilio Pansa Michael Sicignano Anthony Iastello Martin Brancuzzo Nicholas Castigliego Fortunato Caruso Fortunato Squatritto George W Lewis Safety Patrol Children of Mary Holy Name Societies High Street Church Athene Fope Street Burnside Svemorial Fligtt Street Bradford Street Zola Pasteur Walter Wanger Madeline Carroll Henry Fonda Leo Carrillo John Halliday Deginald Denny Vladimir Sokoloff Robert Warwick Flash Gordon Mars Underworld Mary Carlisle Lloyd Nolan Lynne Overman J. Carrol Naish Anthony Quinn Dorothy Peterson Maudrfen Ostllivan Dennis O'Keefe Mickey Rooney Lowell Thomas Robert Taylor Margaret Sullavan Franchot Tone Robert Young St. Mary’s Women Amoutt FT. Wright Sgt Morris Anthony A. Moren Sgt. Ascoli Corp. Sevigney Mariners Mt. Carmel Riverside Coronas Democratic Club of Barrington U_ S Rubber Products Collins and Aikman Co Congregational Church Hope N. Gifford’s
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