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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
2
The Bristol Self Help Plan shows 900 people set to benefit from labor on Mount Hope plots in a program where the State provides seeds fertilizer tools and plowing. Some 102 families take part and guards the cultivated lots while the workers rely on weather to yield enough to cover summer and winter needs as regular employment remains scarce.
Public response to the Tag Day appeal ensures the formation of a four‑section Junior Baseball League modeled on the Bristol Twilight League. The plan will foster healthy rivalry, develop boys into good ball players, sustain the Twilight League as a feeder, and give older youths coaching experience in leadership and diplomacy.
A fragmented report covers a fast 4 3 game where the Olympians edged the Ever Readys. It notes a Santo Christo Club reorganization, a new constitution committee, and weekend meetings plus travel and service details from several local clubs and individuals.
The wedding will take place at Holy Rosary Church of Providence in the latter part of this month. Mr Aguiar is a member of the Recordacoes da Patna Club Council 5 de Outubro number 15 of the Madeirense do EST da Calmet. Sunday in Columbia Hall. The various reports received proved encouraging. The Recordacoes da Pata Club.
Readable fragments show Ger Codola re elected as peer to Pah Val Deere and others at a Venetable Pose Sante gathering with names like Maddalena and Andrea Pans. Delegates and trustees named including Benjamin Kavtisa and Carole Drank.
Judge Edward Lo Leahy leaves Brighton and Bristol ceremony week of June 12 for a European tour. He will visit Genoa Rome Naples Florence Venice Geneva Paris London and several Irish cities, expecting to be away about a month.
Former Town Council President W. Fred Williams Jr returns from a six week southern visit. Mrs. John McAleese sails to Belfast for two months. Epworth League strawberry festival planned for June 14. Ralph T. Church returns from a two week midwest motor trip visiting Chicago World Fair. Birth announced of a daughter to Lupt of Schools and Mrs. Filmer S. Mapes at Truesdale Hospital. Beer licenses likely granted at tonight's Town Council meeting. Netopian Club annual meeting tomorrow elects officers. Rt Rev Granville G Bennett confirms class at St Michael's Church. Motor oil loss reported at 25 gallons from 310 High Street. Lucien Capone sworn in after Rhode Island Bar exam. Thomas Tobin heads military whist party committee for Bristol Knights of Columbus event. Altar Society notes and Hope Circle events. Lions Club president nominee Tan M. Walker. Town offices switch to summer hours. Colt Memorial High School baseball to play Cumberland today.
Mrs Jolin A Maxfield died in Warren on June 3, age 77, a Bristol native. She was born there and lived in the area for many years.
Basen and Beuma Ase Moh hold their initial meet ing Thursday evening at the Colt auditorium. Sub-committees appointed by general chairman Ian M. Walker include Invitations chaired by Miss Marguerite Brogan. Tickets chaired by Miss Nora E. Dwyer. Orchestra chaired by Augustine B. Nerone. Decorations chaired by Miss Margaret F. Nerone. Publicity chaired by Charles L. Hughes.
On June 8 a Cotton Ball will be hosted by the Civic League of Bristol Casino. June 9 features the 3 act comedy Happy Go Lucky by the BTA Entertainment Association in the Guiteras Auditorium. June 14 marks the Strawberry Festival under Epworth League auspices in the State Street M E vestry.
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