Bristol Society Meeting Notes and Local Notices 1907
Bristol T A Society held a large meeting on Wood Street with two new members added and three proposed. Entertainment committee members were named. Memorial Sunday plans were discussed and remarks made by local figures. Several visiting residents arrived, including Mr and Mrs F F de Wolf at Miramar. Baroness Levay de Kuistelek expected July 1 with family. Marriage intentions filed for James Henry Cowlex and Rose Anthony Connelly. Mr and Mrs Bert F Deavle visiting Bristol from New York. Mr Doyle and bride married in Brooklyn and reside with Mr Dovles’ family. good wishes from local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Society
St. Mary’s
T A. Society
Wood © Street
John Gallagher
Fred Foster
William Leahy
Anthony McGarvey
William Hughes
Patrick Coyne
Frank Byrnes
James J Walsh
Hugh F Kelley
Cornelius Gallagher
William Cleaver
Fred Cleaver
John Neary
Anthony McGarves
F F deWolf
Miramar
deWolf
New York City
Bristol
Levay de Kuistelek
James Henry Cowlex
Rose Anthony Connelly
Bert F Deavle
Dovles
Thomas Doyle
Church and
Woods Streets
Brooklyn
St Gabriels Church
Doyle
Caswell-Massey Co
New York
Bristol Wine Clerks and Baseball Lineup From Saturday
The Bristol Wine Clerks lineup listed for Saturday includes players Donovan Th Murphy 2b Sallant Peters 3b Kellev rf Miller A'Hearn and a substitute. The Bristol baseball team planned to play on the common Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Wine Clerks
Bristol
Wine Clerks Brides
Bishepoo Donovan
Murphy
Sallant
Peters
Kellev
Miller of
Mack
Hearn
Barrington Townies End Spring Tilt With Last-ditch Homer
Bobby Biber belted a ninth inning homer driving in three as the Barrington Town Team rallied to beat the Olympian Club 6 to 5 at Haines Memorial Park West Barrington. Baker Perry led the losers with strong hitting while Ripper McKenna and Riopel were notable on the mound for their clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Biber
Barrington Town
Olympian Club
Haines Memoral Park
West Barrington
Biber
Baker Perry
Smut Biber
Silvia LeClerc
Mello
Marshall
Witheral
Ripper
McKenna
Mervier Riancuzzo
Riopel LeClerc
Proulx
Mello Baker
Luther
Smut
Riopel
Salzano
MehKenna
Capuccii
Richards
Boxing Exhibition and Food Sale Planned by Local Groups
June events include a boxing exhibition and smoker at State Street with Barnes Milk Fund support from the Ariastol Tions Club. A State Street church hosts a vestry tea sale sponsored by the Fo worth Teague group. The Worth League organizes a Strawberry Festival at the State Sto MOF Church on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Auspies
Barnes Milk Fund
Ariastol Tions Club
Vestrys of
Fo.worth Teague
Foworth League
Sto Mof Church
Slow Growing Nuts Coconuts on Marie Island
Slow growing coconuts on Marie island reach seven years to mature and yield around 40 pounds per tree. Local cultivation notes describe extended growth periods and substantial annual waits for harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Welch
Colt Memorial High meets Providence Trade School in final 1932 season game
Colt Memorial High School faces Providence Trade School at Bristol Common on Friday in a Conference Class B clash. Colt seeks momentum after beating Cumberland and Warwick while Trade recently defeated Burrillville 10 to 9 in ten innings. Mello and Mans will bat for Colt, with McRae and Tomasso for Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
Bristol Common
Providence Trade School
Bucklin Park
Providence
Bristol Nine
Colt
Cumberland High
Warwick
Trade Nine
Burrillville High
Cumberland
Mello
Mans
Will
McRae
Tomasso
Local boxing wins in Tiverton and New Bedford feature Diodati and Borgia
Al Diodati won his six round bout in Tiverton defeating Red Dupre on the opening card at Mark Stadium. Manny Borgia stopped Tiger Mello in the second round at the Bristol Casino in New Bedford, part of a supporting card to Darcy White. In Providence, Joe Dares dislocated his collarbone playing centerfield for the A P O team and was hospitalized then sent home, resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Diodati
Manny Borgia
Manly
Tiverton
New Bedford
Red” Dupre
Fall River
Mark
Paris Apice
Providence
Tony Medeiros
Taunton
Borgia
Bristol Casinoo
Tiger Mello
Citom
Darcy White
Poldhe Holmes
A & Po
Joe
Bristol
Rhode Island Hospital
Chapin Street
Fifth District Court Has Lengthy Session
In Warren town, Whulfred Guevremont and three juveniles faced charges linked to a May 29 car chase ending on Main Street. Guevremont pleaded not guilty to driving off a car without consent, with bail set and case continued a week. Other defendants faced related counts. several cases were continued or dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whulfred “Bucky” Guevremont
Thames Street
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Fifth District
Guevremont
Bristol
Edward
Leahy Guesremont Aw
John Medici
Barrington
Richard Jo Kavanaugh
Sockenosset School
Lindemuth
Albert
Christie
Dracopoulos
770 Fast 922St Street
Bronx
New York
Joseph P. Cabral
Domenick Champa
Feast Providence
Antonio Gonsalves
Fast Providence
Cwil
Joseph Almeida
Lane Almeida
Nisi Lous Almeida
Ove Lane Almeida
Soares Et Als
Cme
Obituary of Alfonso Battaglina local chef noted for his long career
Alfonso Battaglina a longtime chef and restaurant operator in the town died at his home on Bourn Street. Born in Scafata Italy he came to the United States settling in Derby Connecticut before moving here in 1907. He is survived by his daughter Mrs Theresa Malafronte. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 9:30 am from his home with a Mass of Requiem at Carmel Church. Burial will be in St. Mars Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Battagina
Mro
Wes Domentne
Mr Battaglna
Dons
Massachusetts
Scafata
Italy
Mir
Derby Conn
Theresa Malafronte
Bourn Street
Carmel Church
Bussal
Sto Mars
Bristol May attendance totals by school list
Attendance percentages for Bristol schools in May 1931 show Valley School Colt leading at 97.85 percent, followed by Walley 95.85 and Guileras 95.78. Other schools include Byfield 95.54 Reynolds 95.31 Oliver 95.26 Hayman 95.21 Burton 94.66 Taft 93.59 Mason 89.01, with the school system average 95.63. May 1931 record notes Colt High excluded from the banner award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Colt High School
Colt
Walley
Guileras
Byfield
Reynolds
Oliver
Hayman
Burton
Taft
Mason
May
Health in the Home: Exercise and Sleep Guidelines
The article advises outdoor exercise for adults and children, warns against overdoing and exercising soon after meals, and suggests activities like walking, golf, and calisthenics. It stresses 7 to 8 hours of sleep, proper bedding, and pillow height for comfortable breathing in a 1901 health series.
Household Health Qs on Sleep and Exercise
Readers ask about adult sleep needs and child sleep requirements. Guidance includes typical ranges for adults and children. Pillow height recommendations vary by sleep position and comfort, while exercise should leave you energized rather than exhausted.
Fourth Sea Scout Regatta Could Bring 250 Here
Bristol Sea Scouts aim to host Rhode Island regatta on July Fourth drawing about 250 youths from across the state for events including cutter races swimming and tug of war. Local team led by Skipper O Reid LeClair excel in all tests amid ongoing memorial committee efforts and past regatta success with a Narragansett trip yielding a first in cutter race and near victory overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney Sea Scout
Rhode Island Sea Scouts
Bristol
O' Reid LeClair
Sea Scout Committee
V. Arruda
O Bisbane
P. DiLauro
N. Gladding
M. Tamburro
H Sandford
F. Mansi
N. Servant
JeClarr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phoenix Files
G. M. Wilbur
Barrington ‘Townies
Ib Po Smiz
Mercier
Rippel
Martin
Madeiras
Ss Livia
Bristol Olympians
Ab Po Mello
Baker
Biancuzzo
LeClerc
Bruno
Peter Bonvicin
ZO Burton Sipel
The
Narragansett Electric Company
Gas and Electric Shop
Belvedere Block
Hope Street
Fifth District Court
Alfonso Battaglia
Sea Scout Regatta
John C. Trudell
Second School
Newman Bros
Clicquot Club
S.S. Pierce
S. S. Pierce Co
S.S. Pierce Co
S.S Pierce
T. & T. Lattice
Turners
College Inn
Birdseye
Hormel
Rhode Island
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