Bristol Casino to Retain Permanent Officer and Italian Celebration Use
Bristol town council granted Edwin S Godfrey of the Bristol Casino a permit to keep a permanent police officer on Main Road after a 3-2 vote amid prior two week rotations. The same meeting approved July 16 17 common use for Italian celebration band concerts and fireworks on Callan lot.
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Bristol Casino and Yacht Club
Burnside Memorial
Edwin S Godfrey
Bristol
Main Road
Councl
Motion Picture Houses
Henry W. Peterson
Committee On Police
Hugh F Kellexs
Bristol Yacht Club
Harold FE. Hill
C A Ostles
Samuel Conners
Salvatore Della Morte
Peterson
Callan
Marciel
Fared
Mary Locke Howe
Ferry Road
Wathkers Cove
Crawford I Pasterbrooks
Joseph Po Pratas
Leo Clareth
Harold Shippee
Bristol Town
Harold F Fill Salvatore Nunes
Mt Hope Avenue
Doomintee Parish
Lugene LeClair
Couneil
Financia
Nastr Wood
Constitution Streets
Henry SS Wright
Hope Street
Ethur Paiagi
Hope
Bristol Post Office Bill Reported Favorably in Washington
A telegram from Representative Clark surdak o of Newport states Senate bill SS 000 to authorize 5000 for Bristol Post Office improvements was favorably reported to the House Public Buildings and Grounds Committee. Action sought before adjournment.
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Clark Surdak O
Newport
Pheenis
Senate Bil
Bristol Post Ottee
House
Jodas Am
Inquest Concludes On Death Of Vaccaro Infant
Coroner Albert A Edmonds completed the inquest into the death of 18 month old Ralph Vaccaro, child of Mr and Mrs Raffaek Vaccaro, from a fire at a Mount Hope and DeWolf avenues tenement. One more witness testified. Result to be announced within a week. Two other children died at Rhode Island Hospital.
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Albert A Edmonds
Ralph
Raffaek Vaccaro
Mount Hope
DeWolf Avenues
Edmonds
Rhode Island
Baby accidently strangled in Hope Street tenement chair
Shirley Parsons a 1 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett S Parsons Jr met an accidental strangulation when a necktie used as a waist strap on a high chair slipped and the chair seat displaced. The incident occurred around six o'clock Wednesday evening in a tenement above a five and ten store on Hope Street.
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Shirley
Everett S. Parsons, Jr
Everett S Parsons
Hope Street
Parsons
Joos
Harold DeWolf
Siegel
Augustus Po Dutis
Prestons
Halifax Nova Scotia
New Jersey
Election of Officers for Hope Royal Arch Chapter
George W Bouter elected High Priest at the annual convocation held in the Masonic Temple. Other officers named include King James Magee Scribe Alfred Daw son Treasurer John Wo Church Secretary John G Stewart Chaplain Clinton T Sherman Captain of Host Charles F Tirrell Principal Sojourner Arthur W Barrett Royal Arch Captain Paul A Herzig Master of Third Ve Richard H Usher Master of Second Veil Herbert Newman Master of First Veil Vernon A Gray Senior Ste ward Walter F L MacGann Junior Steward Robert B R Suzman Sentinel Charles Thacker Musical Director Arthur T Newman Master of Ceremonies John R Magee Magee. The installations were performed by Right Excellent Grand King Arthur Whitehead of Providence.
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George W Bouter
Hope Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
King
James Magee
Alfred Dawson
John Wo Church
John G. Stewart
Clinton T Sherman
Charles F. Tirrell
Arthur W. Barrett
Royal Arch
Paul A Herzig
Richard H Usher
Herbert Newman
Vernon A Gray
Walter FL MacGann
Robert BR Suzman
Charles Thacker
Arthur T Newman
John Ro Magee
Arthur Whitehead
Providence
Baseball Notes From Providence Fast-Paced Junior Action
Pie Jumper Tell Name mine shut out the Silves Stars at Providence in coreture baseball game last Sunday afternoon at Blayen Field. Servant pitched a fine game with 13 strikeouts and 4 walks. Rourke and White Providence hitters contributed hits, while Goldberg Shane Lahr Bether each had one. The Holy Name juniors beat Prag Hollow 3-1 on May 28 with Servant allowing two hits. May 27 they beat the Night Hawks 4-0 with Mcee pitching and two hits allowed. May 31 Hucks nine defeated Holy Name in a rainy eleven-inning 4-3 contest.
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Silves Stars
Providence
Blayen Field
Bristol Bows
Servant
Bristol Town Team To Play Newport Suburban League Game
The Bristol Town Team travels Sunday afternoon to Newport for a Rhode Island Suburban League match at FreebodS Park. Players on the trip include Marshall Andrade Baker Moore Sousa Lee Menard Wright Rinald Hstadia Cauevremont Martin Ethier and Wo Gladue. Departure is 12 18 sharp from Calt High School by bus with fan info from Manager Shippee. Return leaves Newport at 6 o'clock.
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Bristol Town
Newport
Newport Town
Freebods Park
Rhode Island
Marshall Andrade Baker
Moore Sousa Lee Menard Wright
Rinald Hstadia Cauevremont
Martin Ethier
Wo Gladue
Scohol
Shippee
Carl
Real Estate Transfers In Rhode Island Records
Charles S Foster of Central Falls transfers land and buildings on shore at Bristol Highlands to Fliren F Sweet of Pawtucket. Sabato Cirignano and wife convey land and buildings at the corner of Mt Hope Avenue and Gooding Lane to John Balzano and wife. Manuel M Mello transfers Bristol Terrace land and buildings to Mariano C Madeiros.
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Charles S Foster
Central Falls
Fliren F Sweet
Pawtucket
Bristol Highlands
Sabato Cirignano
John Balzano
Mt Hope Avenue
Gooding Lane
Manuel M. Mello
Mariano C. Madeiros
Bristol Terrace
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Phoenix
Pastime Theatre
Raymond Griffith
Richard Talmadge
Acreens
Pep
Richard
Fox Comedy
First National Presents
Corinne Griffith
Bana
New York
Hfe
Allene Ray
Hodge Podge
Fou News
Benefit Entertainment
Jane 7
Edmund Lowe
Channing Pollock
Alberta Vaughn
Mazie
Fox News
Industrial Trust Company
George Munro
Pole Hugh PooWh Wes
Bill
Washington
Baby
Edward D. Kumz
Ostameris
New Foulard
Connery
Men’s Outfitter
American Telephone and Telegraph ‘Co
F. Reginald Dimond
Anderson & Company
Hospital Trust
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Bergin Realty CO
East Providence
Bristol Loan Company
Bradford Street
Peck
H. C. Paull Stores
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