Trinity Church to Be Razed After Last Sunday Services
The Trinity Church in Bristol will hold a final Sunday worship with an 8:00 a.m. low mass and 9:30 a.m. sung mass led by Rev. Nelson Kellogg before Bishop Granville G. Bennett conducts the deconsecration. Kellogg, rector since 1927, will retire.
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Tribe Church
Edisense
Femora School
Nelson Kellogg
Kellogg
Granville G. Bennett
Father Kellogg
Trinity
Plattsburg
N. Y
University of Vermont
General Seminary
New York City
St. Clement's Church
Philadelphia
Bristol
Cowanes
St. Eather Chool
Sewanee
Tenn
Kelle
Srisiedy
Trinity Church
Mu Clark
Rhode
Trinity Parish
Scout Court of Honor Tonight at Camp Wambanoag
An outdoor Court of Honor and Board of Awards session for Bristol Troops, Boy Scouts of America, is set for 7 p.m. at Camp Wambanoag on Mount Hope Bay. Col. M A Cheesman will preside. Scouts may earn any number of merit badges this summer while yearround limits apply, and Star and Eagle palm apps will be considered.
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Scout Court OF Honor
Court of Honor
Board of Awards
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Wambanoag
Mount Hope Bay
M A. Cheesman
Water Carnival and Dance at Yacht Club Sponsored by Girl Scouts
Readied for a water carnival at the Yacht Club this afternoon hosted by the Girl Scout Mariners. Mrs. Sidney Herreshoff and her committee plan a strong program with fancy diving canoeing and other water sports. The event closes with a dance at the Clubhouse this evening. The carnival began at 2 30.
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Yacht Club
Girl Scout Mariners
Sidney Herreshoff
Local Labor Employed for Hopeworth Renovation
Dr. Frederick V. Martin director of Martin Hall says local labor is used for the Hopeworth renovation. Contracts let include plumbing to The Waldron Company heating and water and electrical work to Stephen W Hopkins painting to Church and Witherill plastering to Alex Guevremont and carpentering to Peter Martelly and Son.
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Frederick V. Martin
Martin Hall
Boy Scout Notes at Camp Wampanoag
Troop 3 sponsored by St Elizabeths Church met at Camp Wampanoag with guests Rev H R Rocha John Cordeiro Sr and John A Cordeiro. Assistant Scoutmaster John DaPonte led the program with patrol leaders. Games scoutcraft and a swim followed as the committee outlined summer plans and praised the troops progress. The troop will meet at Camp Wampanoag again next Wednesday evening.
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St Elizabeth’s Church
Camp Wampanoag
Rev
H. R. Rocha
John Cordeiro
John A. Cordeiro
John DaPonte
Bristol Y M C A Set To Close Drive With Chowder Supper
Tonight officers and workers meet at 6 for chowder as totals from the annual Bristol Y M C A financial drive are tallied. Dimond directs the effort with a $5000 goal, the drive to close Monday after a week with a summary of yearly activities released by Secretary Hobson.
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Bristol Y. M. C. A
F. Reginald Dimond
Earl H. Hobson
Hobson
Thy Oung
Taglene TV
Hi-Y
The
Olympians
Tee Counteibers
Ee Olympians
New England
B. T. A. Dramatic Club
Women's Relief Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Martin Hall
Girl Scouts
Board of Governors of
Twilight League
Colt High
Paine Trophy Won By Leahy's Pappoose
Leahy's Pappoose captured the William H. Paine Cup in a harbor course race watched by crowds ashore. Bevis placed second with Poppy II third, followed by R. I. Red Nancy Bell Doldrum Widgeon Bau Mara Chewink Alouette Aurora Phantom.
Horribles Parade Seeks Club Entries In Warren
Roy L. Lawin, chairman of the committee, invites local societies and clubs to enter the Horribles Parade on Friday evening August 13 under Forty and Eight sponsorship. Prizes will be awarded to boost club treasuries. for more details contact Warren Rhode Island.
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Roy L. Lawin
The
American Legion
Warren, R. I
Battery C To Return Tomorrow From New York Encampment
Battery C of the 243rd Coast Artillery will close its New York encampment as the Bristol unit prepares to depart to Providence. The Bristol Battery, with a diverse roster, faced a gas chamber drill and a film showing.
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Ft. H. G. Wright
N. Y
243Rd Coast Artillery
New York Fort
Massachusetts Coast’ Artillery Regiment
New London
Providence
Bristol
Church Street
Aea Ascoli
Samuel Bruno
Corp
Nelson Wells
James J. Garvin
Eugene Moura
Jack Bisbane
Leo Sevigney
John Silvia
Anthony del Toro
Antonio Vecccio
Anthony Iasiello
Donald van Voast
Martin Biancuzzo
Nunzio Annarummo
Charles West
Antonio Caizzi
Edward Roderick
Donat Gelinas
Joseph Ferreira
Joseph Travers
Charles‘ Silvia
Edward Beeden
Virgil Costa
Edward Belle, Jr
Frank ‘Correia
Paul Vargas
Ambrose Head
Alexander Poissant
Joint Carnival Parade Opens Bristol Sponsors Event
A street parade marks the opening of a carnival sponsored by Bristol Council No 379 K of C and Hope Circle No 70 D of I. Led by St Anthony's Council Bugle and Drum Corps Grand Knight William T. Dwyer serves as chief marshal with Frederick Goff as chief of staff and aides Mrs Charles M Connery Mrs Roland J Martelly and Mrs Madeleine Almeida. Participants include members of both organizations and the Columbian Squires marching along State Street to Wood Franklin Hope Constitution High to the K of C Home. Elaborate carnival plans promise nightly amusements next week with vaudeville rides bingo novelties and other features.
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Bristol Council
K. of C
Hope Circle
D. of I
St.Anthony’s Council
William T. Dwyer
Frederick Goff
Charles M Connery
Roland J. Martelly
Madeleine Almeida
Cubs Meet for All Day Pow Wow at Camp Wampa noag
Cub Pack No. 14 heads to Camp Wampa noag tomorrow for an all day pow wow starting 10 a m. They bring lunch and participate in achievement work games contests and a swim. Cubmaster William F Head with Den Chiefs Harris Fonseca and Daniel Freitas lead the program urging all cubs to attend.
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Cub Pack No. 14
Camp Wampanoag
William F. Head
Den
Harris Fonseca
Daniel Freitas
Troop 1 to Meet Monday at Camp Wampanoag
Scouts of the First Troop gather Monday evening at Camp Wampanoag at 7 o clock. Those who attended Camp Yangoog this summer will share experiences. Joseph Belanger and Robert Moren of Battery C 243rd C A C will relate duties at Fishers Island Fort Wright. A marshmallow roast, swim, gate period, and program by junior officers and Explorer scouts follow.
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Camp
Wampanoag
Yangoog
Joseph Belanger
Robert Moren
Battery C
243Rd C. A. C
Fishers Island
Fort Wright
Program announced for band concert on the Common
The State Department of Education presents a Wednesday evening band concert on the Common at the bandstand. The program includes Sousa Overture Stars and Stripes Forever Orpheus selections A Song of India At the Brook Mazurka La Czarine Reminiscences of Verdi Finlandia Prologue I Pagliacci Scenes Pittoresques Marche Air de Ballet Angelus Fete Boheme The Serenade The Star Spangled Banner and Verdi among others.
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State Department of Education
Sousa
Orpheus” Offenbach
India
Rimsky-Korsakov
Pappoose Leads in Wednesday Sailing Series
Ed Leahy Jr sails the 124 footer Pappoose to a 1 hour 39 minute win, 15 seconds ahead of Nicholson’s Remora. Leahy extends his overall lead to 43 points, with the standings listing boats including Remora, Doldrum, Phantom and others in a dense results slate.
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Ed Leahy, Jr
Pappoose
Nicholson
Remora
Rockwell
Leahy
Remora Nicholson
Danforth
Phantom
AD Bevis
Zinderstein
Baumara—Brown
Chewink—Whitmarsh Siete Ae Alouette—Steel
Rambler
Parsons
Widgeon—Palmer
Aurora
G. deWolf
Poppy SF
ENO
Shrimpe
Gardertas
White Cap
Lom
Nancy Bell
Congdon
Ranger Versus En deavour II Sparks Bath Pride at Newport Race
Bath Maine workers travel to Newport to watch Ranger race the English challenger En deavour II in the classic. Loyal yacht enthusiasts from Bath boast Ranger’s trials and back the defender as Bath Iron Works president William S Newell notes workers eager to claim a hand in building Ranger.
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Ranger
Endeavour II
Alff
Newport
Bath
Maine
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Ranger building a real Bath history event fuels Bet victory
Foreman Harry Cook says no orders were given and workers knew what to do during the Ranger project in Bath. The piece notes the work energized the community and points to a decisive upcoming victory for Ray Bet, amid local pride and upheaval.
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Harry Cook
Ranger
Bath
Newport Whites i. Gan
Paris Taxi Tale Sparks Lighthearted Language Gap
A playful story recounts an American woman in Paris giving taxi directions in French. The driver reacts with a blunt jab and the exchange ends with a verbal quip from the lady. The humor hinges on basic language misunderstandings between two travelers.
Handwriting contest yields varied lines from Rockefeller Center workers
Graphologist Helen King reports from a Rockefeller Center handwriting contest that most participants feel their writing has a distinctive character despite public perception. She notes many samples show personal flair and unique features.
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Helen King
Rockefeller Centre
Women and Men Handwriting Study Sparks Social Notes
A study notes women generally have larger handwriting than men indicating broader interests while men focus on business. It suggests neat writing reflects conformity and poor writing signals independent thinking, with men described as more sensitive and capable cooks, and both genders keeping secrets.
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