Warren Sea Scouts Defeat Bristol in Cutter Race
The Admiral Abbott Sea Scouts of Warren beat the Bristol Kearney crew by about one boat length in a mile race in Bristol harbor. Official time was 9 minutes 15 seconds for Warren and 9 minutes 24 seconds for Bristol as Crowds watched the home rivals fall to the visitors in a Sunday afternoon contest.
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Admiral Abbott Sea Scouts of
Warren
Kearney
Bristol Harbor
Raymond Bisbane
Warrenites
Bisbane
Bristol
Starboard Cars
Elmer Luther
Paul A Herzig
George R. Fish
Merritt Seymour
Samuel J Smith
First Annual Outing for Junior Holy Name Society
Members of the Junior Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church depart after the 9 o'clock mass for Rocks Point to hold their first annual outing. A truck donated by Joseph DuPont will transport them from the parish hall on Congregational Street. Anthony DuPont chairs the arrangements committee which has planned games and events with individual prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Rocks Point
Joseph DuPont
Congregational Street
Anthony DuPont
Hatton Elected Lions International President
Charles H. Hatton of Wichita Kansas was elected to the Lions International presidency at the final Lions Convention session in Los Angeles. Hatton chairs Peoples Finance Company and serves in other Wichita corporations. He studied at Southwestern College the University of Colorado and Sorbonne University Paris. He has promoted adoption of the organizations Moral Code.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Charles H. Hatton
Wichita
Kansas
Lions International
Hatton
Peoples Finance Company of
Southwestern College
University of Colorado
Sorbonne University
Paris
Lions Association
Code For Youth Books Highlight Kansas Mason Hatton
Mr Hatton oversaw the creation of three texts titled Studies in Conduct for Moral Codes For Youth, designed for primary to 8th grade levels. He praises this work as among his best, and he is noted as a past master of Kansas’s largest Masonic lodge and a member of the Midian Shrine.
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Hatton
Kansas
Midian
Upcoming Events At Glimmering Bridges and Clambake
Outdoor bridge party on August 4 at Guiteras House hosted by Carl Scout Council. August 11 features supper and sale at Holmes House under Ivan Gauald. August 18 marks the annual clambake by Kickemuit Grange on Grange grounds in Fast Warren.
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Carl Scout Council
Guiteras House
Ivan Gauald
Holmes House
Kickemuit Grange
Fast Warren
Zoning Board Grants Ferry Tea Room Permit
The Bristol Zoning Board of Review approved Lorenzo Santulli’s petition to erect a cottage at Ferry Hill and operate a tea room despite objections from Judge Edward J. Leahy and 13 local property owners who warned of lowered property values and zoning conflict. The vote followed a 90 minute hearing with a 45 minute executive session.
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Judge Leahy
Board
Santulli
Ferry Hill
Lorenzo Santulli
Focal Zoning Board of Review
Burnside Memorial
John W. Card
Francis P Mc‘Govern
V. J. deRocha
Salvatore Della Morte
Edward J. Leahy
Bristol
Halsey DeWolf
George Locke Howe
Ferry Hall
L H Callan
Joseph Santulh
DeWolf
Dr DeWolf
William G Low
Amys Howe Steele
Helen M Danforth
Martha H., Nicholson
Caroline Grosvenor Congdon
Edith Howe DeWolf
Anna Charlotte Stough
Ferry
Joseph Santulli
William G Lowe
Lowe
Gen Callan
Public Aid Directors Debate Tobacco Policy in Bristol
Bristol public aid directors met on State Street and tabled the tobacco distribution question amid council criticism. Directors defended current allotment for workers on food orders, while authorization was given to buy an adding machine. Cases from Fall River and Warren were reviewed with temporary aid approved for two families.
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Bristol
State Street
Philip Sansone
Town Council
Frederick Williams
Public Aid
Elizabeth T. Gladding
John G DesLauriers
George H Baldwin
Mr Baldwin
William H. Angevine
Fall River
State Public Welfare Commission
Walter O. Staples
Warren
New Bedford
Pevin Held on $2000 Bail for Attempted Break In
Philip Pevin 21 of Catherine Street jailed on drunkenness charge and charged with attempted break and enter at night. Arraigned before Justice Hammill, Pevin pleaded not guilty and held on $2000 bail. Police say a companion also held on the drunken charge and both were found near Rafael Martins store on Thames Street after a screen was removed from the rear door.
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Bristol County
Philip Pevin
Catherine Street
Justice of the Peace
Joseph A Hammill
Pevin
Jall
Benjamin F Indemuth
Fifth District Court
Pegin
Rafael Martins
Thames Street
Mass Meeting Outlines Bristol Callan Property Financing
Aurimo Ferreira presided at a Sunday mass meeting in Columbia Hall Wood Street detailing plans to finance the Bristol Mutual Realty Corporation loan for the Callan property building for Carr Manufacturing. Speakers included Rev Francisco Vieira Maurice C Smith Jr C C Getchell Warren Water Works Daniel E Dwyer Julio F Xavier Joseph Denis and Anthony Arruda.
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Aurimo Ferreira
Don Luiz Felipe Association
Columbia Hall
Wood Street
Callan
Bristol Mutual Realty Corporation
Carr Manufacturing Corporation
Francisco Vieira
St Elizabeth's Church
Maurice C Smith, Jr
National India Rubber Co
C C Getchell
Bristol and Warren
Daniel E. Dwyer
Bristol Improvement Association
Julio F Xavier
Joseph Denis
Anthony Arruda
Judge Fines Youths Twenty Dollars Each At Court Session
Judge Benjamin F Lindemuth presided at a Fifth District Court session naming four youths Thomas Caizz John DeLucca Frank Bettencourt and Antonio Sousa as guilty of maliciously destroying public property. They cut an elm on Woodlawn avenue and gave the trunk to a friend for a clothesline pole.
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Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Fifth District Court
Thomas Caizz
State Street
John DeLucca
Frank Bettencourt
Third School Street
Antonio Sousa
Harold Greene
Burton Street
Greene
Hope Street
Talbot & Hopkins
Joseph M Cabral
Bay View Avenue
William J Greene
County Road
Barrington
Service Realty and Loan Corporation
Charles Dione
John Benevides
Benjamin Barboza
Louisa Nasiello
Joseph Costa
Connecticut Man Speaks at Eagles Meeting in Bristol
James F. Tevlin of Connecticut deputy grand organizer outlines a nationwide campaign by the Fraternal Order of Eagles to stabilize employment at Bristol Aerie on Hope Street. He praises past work, urges an intensive recruitment drive, and warns idleness could end the lodge’s standing. Others, including Barney McElroy, stress local membership growth. Manuel Perry presides.
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United States
Order of Eagles
James F. Tevlin
Connecticut
Bristol Aerie
Hope Street
Tevlin
Aerie
Eagle Lodge
Barney McElroy
State Aerie
Manuel Perry
Alumni Dance Set for Bristol Colt Alumni Association
Plans for the first annual summer dance of the Bristol Colt Alumni Association are advancing. The event will be held August 5 at the Bristol Casino with many classes expected to be represented. Frank J. Rinaldi chairs the arrangements committee at Colt Memorial building.
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Bristol Colt Alumni Association
Bristol Casino
Colt Memorial Building
Frank J. Rinaldi
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C. H. Hatton
A. Eisenstadt
Symond’s Corner
Pastime Theatre
Vivienne Ware
Joan Bennett
Norman Foster
Greta Garbo
You
Melvyn Douglas
Erich von Strohelm
Owen Moore
Pat O'Brien
Mae Clarke
Buffalo Bill
Prey Wee Ewwee
Roger Neee Ee
Riptons
Adolphe Menon
Mims Campbell
Joam Marsh
Arthur Pierson
Walter Huston
LAW and Order
Edward F. Levy
State Board of Pharmacy
Eagles’ Meeting
Enroyayers
Papatey
Rene Rassite
cRinowy
the Style Center
Bosworth
Church Streets
Warren, R. I
Gorham Sterling
Edward B, Kunz
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