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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1935

Page

3

Ren and Portuguese A A Play Tie Game in Rival Towns

Frankie Sousa hit a seventh inning single into the centerfield trees to tie the game at six for Alphonese Re bello Portuguese A A against Narragansett Fire Co. of Warren. Whitey Mello limited danger, while Joe Sagan allowed eight hits as Warren and the Fire Co. settled for a share of the jury.

Frankie Sousa Alphonese Rebello A. A Flash” Ferreira Narragansett Fire Co Warren Bristol Mercier Biancuzzo Donat Brochu F. Mello Sal Sevigny Charlie” Burdge Whitey Sal Sevigney Marty Biarcwsre Beistol Leo Sevigny Lowell

Providence Bid Lands Fencing Contract For 1800 Feet

The Durable Fence Company of Providence won a contract to enclose the new community athletic field behind Guiteras Memorial junior high with a steel chain link fence. The bid was 2236 dollars for 1800 feet, less 1.14 dollars per foot for each foot under the specified length, defeating Security Fence Company’s 2345 dollar bid.

Durable Fence Company of Providence Guiteras Memorial Junior High School Security Fence Company of Elmer S. Mapes

Canvassers Notice For Bristol Special Election

Town Clerk John W Church notes Bristol Town Council will meet in Memorial Building on July 30 1935 at 780 PM as a board of canvassers to review voters lists for the August 6 1935 special election.

Bristol R. L John W. Church

Bristol Organizations Hold Weekend Outing At Parks

Four Bristol groups conducted weekend outings to Rocky Point Crescent Park and Thayer's Grove with about 500 people entertained. The St Rita's Girls Club and Collins and Aikman Girls' Club went to Rocky Point, while Holy Name Society favored Thayer's Grove. autos ferried attendees, games, dinner, swimming, midway attractions followed by a planned white roast next month. Emily Delmonico chaired the arrangements with assistants and Mrs. Annie Matrone as ex-officio.

Bristol Rocky Point Crescent Park Thayer's Grove Point St. Rita Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Thayers St Rita Girls Holy Name Society St. Rita's Emily Delmonico Theresa Turillo Emly Morgo Emily DuPont Beatrice Riccio Annie Matrone Johnny H’, Collins and Aikman Mills John St. Angelo Eir Foreman Julia Langello Emma Dias John Roderick Manuel Andrade Mars Sousa Manuel Arruda Philomena Freitas Edward Borges Mabel Mary Raposa Carmella Cappucc John Langello Joseph Travers Manuel Andrade and A. Girls Church Street Margaret Roderick Louise Barboza Esther Garvin Lillian Dunbar Elizabeth Correiia Mildred Newman Mildred Thayer’s Grove Benedicts Nunzio Gaglio Michael Pasquarelli Alphonse Morra Nunzio Gagho Martin Mansi John Sansone Frank Gigho Raymond Bisbano Boca Michael Proto Joseph Perri Louis Nastri James Salzano Michael Vaccaro Frank Giglio John Carmone Larney” Bisbane

Stop sign violators held in Bristol district court

Bristol police arrested six stop sign violators over the weekend and they appeared before Judge Willam T O’Donnell in Fifth District Court. Five were fined five dollars plus costs. one, James Smail, had his case continued for trial. Other defendants faced fines for speeding and related misconduct.

Bristol Willam T O'Donnell Fifth District Court James Smail Warren Frank R. Fozo Frank Cavallaro Anthony J DeCrescenzo Augusto Alves Serafino Menezves Somerville Mass Louis Sousa, Jr O'Donnell Sousa Fred Wood Street Gilbert Carval Shaws Lane Walter E. Simmons Public Aid of Remo Brelsford Anas Joseph R. Borges Catherine Street John Pimental Case Farm Pappasquash Antonio Modera Maple Avende George W. Robbins Mary T. Goggin Willliam Sullivan Victor Aguiar Beatrice S. Aguiar Nist

Polling Places Designated for August Election in Bristol

Bristol Town Council designates Bristol Train of Artillery Armory for First District and Reynolds School Auditorium for Second District as polling sites for the August 6 special election. Supervisors listed by party, moderators and clerks at $10 each, supervisors at $750. Council also weighs underground cables on Hope Street project and potential road reconstructions pending bond approval.

Bristol F Ernest B. Waite A. Richmond Gorham Richard R Cornell James T. Pierce Frank B Sylvia Michael DeLeo John Romano Charles Otten, Jr Bristol County Narragan

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