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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1946

Page

3

William P. Paine Celebrates 70th Birthday

William P. Paine of 84 Burton street marked his 70th birthday with family at home on Sunday. Guests included William H. Nott and Mrs. Dolly Bailey of New London. Paine, a noted sailmaker, has donated a cup for the Sailmaker's race at Bristol Yacht Club for 12% footers, run each year near his birthday. this year's race on July 28 was won by Tony Zinderstein.

William P. Paine Burton Street William H. Nott Dolly Bailey New London Paine Bristol Yacht Club Tony Zinderstein

Court At Tennis Club Ready For Play

Excelsior Tennis Club court in good condition ready for play per president William M. Fischer. New members offered at half rate for the balance of the season with applications through Membership Committee chair Mrs. Howard Paull.

Excelsior Tennis Club William M. Fischer Howard Paull

Sprinkler System Set for Bristol Playground Use

Bristol Playground will run a sprinkler tomorrow afternoon as warm weather arrives. Director Anthony E Agatiel lo notes it was delayed by rain but will be used for the younger group with suits required. It will also be used Fridays and possibly two to three times weekly, with further days to be announced. The system was loaned by William H Streit of Bristol County Water Works and the hose by Fire Chief Moses Moore.

Bristol Anthony E. Agatiello Agatiello William H. Streit Bristol County Water Works Moses Moore

C A Wins 5 3 Takes Over First Place

Collins and Aikman pitchers Van Voast and Del Piano held St Elizabeth's to two hits as C A defeated St Elizabeth's 5 to 3 to claim undisputed first place in the Twilight League. Almeida and Ferreira drove in runs for St Elizabeth's, while Ramos and an error aided C A in rallying for the decisive runs in the sixth.

St. Elizabeth's van Voast del Piano Collins Aikman St. Elizabethans St. Elizabeth’s Almeida Ferreira Massano St. Elizabeth Ramos St Elizabeth's Maisano Baker Aguar Abovt Balzano Paris Topazio C del Piano P . Massano McCarthy St. Elizabeth's Ab Po Ferreira Oliver Aguiar Marshall Benevides Bernardo Quintal Cunard C&a St. Eliz Oliver Aguiar Bernardo Almeida RBI Camera van Vooast Ic & A Ly Vikings U.S

Republicans Endorse Dyer Dupre and Broomhead

Twenty two members of the Republican Town Committee unanimously endorsed W Gurney Dyer of Portsmouth for U S Senator Mayor Ernest E Dupre of Woonsocket for Governor and State Senator Fred C Broomhead of Barrington for Lieutenant Governor. The endorsement was in a resolution by Lucien Capone and seconded by Paul A Herzig.

Republican W. Gurney Dyer Portsmouth U. S Ernest E. Dupre Woonsocket Fred C Broomhead Barrington Belvedere Hotel John R. Bernardo Lucien Capone Paul A. Herzig Bristol County Minturn Farm John P Marshall Orlando J. Bisbane Marshall John M.mccusker Charles Miler Warren

Obituary notices for Joseph Lero and Mrs Theo Barrows

Joseph Lero 60 of 53 Bradford street died suddenly of a heart attack. A cobbler for 35 years born in Scafati Italy he is survived by widow Anna Lero a son William Paul Lero a daughter Vex Mars Savastrano three grandchildren and a relative in Italy Funeral from Sansine Funeral Home at 8 15 am followed by a 9 am mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Burial in St Marys Cemetery Mrs Theodora Ledyard Colt Barrows 71 eldest daughter of the late US Senator and Mrs LeBaron Colt died early Sunday. Funeral tomorrow at 11 30 am in St Stephens Church Edgewood burial in Colt family lot Juni per Hill Cemetery. She was born in Chicago lived in Bristol and Providence attended Abbotts and Comegys Schools was a communicant of St Stephens and a Colonial Dames member. Survivors include her son Edwin A Barrows Jr two sisters and six grandchildren.

Joseph Lero Joséph Lero Bradford Street Scafati Salerno Italy Tommaso Antonetta Sorrentino Anna Moria) Lero William Paul Lero Vex Mars Savastrano Providence Sansine State Street Our Lady of Mount Camel Church St Marys Cemetery Theodora L. Barrows Theodora Ledyard (Colt) Barrows U S LeBaron Bradfed Colt Samuel P Colt St Stephen's Church Edgewood Colt Juniper Hill Cemetery Barrows Edwin A Barrows, Jr Albert Avenue Chicago Bristol Miss Abbott Comegy Chestnut Ell St Stephens Church Colonial Dames Mary Colt Gross E Colt Anthony Preiderce Patricia Colt Barrows Joy Barrows Blair Armington Barrows Barbara DeWolf Nightingale William G. Nightingale Jr Theodora Colt Flynn

Local Playground Bases For Boys 12 And Under

The Ernistol Playground Junior Baseball team ages 12 and under open morning play at Burrs Hill Park against Warren playground boys of the same age. Teet Topazio coaches. Arrangements look to Barrington and Riverside teams. Thursday sees Warren Senior vs Bristol Senior at the Bristol Common with Savvy Mancert to pitch again.

Ernistol Playground Warren Playground Burrs Hill Park

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Alberts Albert Edmondson Jeanette Wood Street Don Santo Sax Clar, Flute Joe Divito Bill Lero Xylophones Bourne ST R. I Tel Church ST Dock Manny’ S Ringside Thames Street Bradford Dyer, Dupre and Broomhead Leroy L Doan Henry F Serbst Mervyn Clay Belvedere Helen Kelly Coggeshall Madeline P Flint Viking ED Drew Ben Kauff Newport Eugene Bayone High Street Viking Hotel MOLD Artie Mello E. G.I. Band Warren and Bristol Highway America Foremost Automotive Oll Chevrolet
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