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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1934

Page

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Bristol Eyes New Shoe Factory and ERA Projects

Bristol Town Council seeks a shoe company to locate here with local taxpayer funded transfers, plans to form a committee with taxpayers, and to negotiate with the firm. The council also approves ERA projects costing about 500 dollars in materials, 86 jobs, and 15 000 labor hours while awaiting state relief guidance. It welcomes the USS McCormick visit but postpones hosting details until June 24 to July 4.

Bristol Prescott B Paull Angelo Pozzi Bristol Taxpayers’ Association Pozzi New England Shoe Manufacturing Company, Inc Lynn Mass Taxpayers’ Association ERA State Unemployment Relief Commission Mt. Hope Bay

Daughters of Isabella Aid Fourth of July Celebration

Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella will support the Fourth of July Committee by staging a public bingo event at E of C Hall on State Street Friday evening June 29 Nora E Dwyer chairs the bingo committee planning the fundraiser.

Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella C Hall State Street Nora E Dwyer

Colt Falls to Woonsocket 4-3 in 11th at Pawtucket

Colt exits state championship after a 4-3 extra inning loss to Woonsocket at Pawtucket High School Field. Donovan drove in all Colt runs with two singles, while Tomba led Woonsocket with three hits and a fourth inning triple.

Colt Woonsocket Pawtucket Northam Warwick Mt St Charles Metro Tomba Herzuck Martymick Gariepy Roller Leo Mans Mullen Russo Mullen van Voast Donovan Martinck Mansi van Voast Shaw Woonsdécket Mello Gariepys Booh Tarlers Martinick Carsmeck Latour Woonsucket Paul Securo Tomba Securo Caruso Bruno Tomhba Borges Securo Borges Gariepv Shnging Martyvnick Donovan Gong Doyle Woonsacket T_atour Colt—Bruno Woonsecker—Shaw Bruny Tomba Noo Erors Colt—Mansi

Miss Burgess Sings Pleasing Recital at Masonic Hall Bristol

Miss Marjorie Burgess, Bristol's leading soprano, gave a pleasing recital at Masonic Hall on Hope Street. Accompanied by Mrs Cora Shaw Anderson, she performed operatic and classical pieces in English French and Italian with clear enunciation and strong voice. The program included instrumental trio pieces by Pirri Ane thony and Rolly and featured bouquets for the artists.

Marjorie Burgess Bristol Masonic Hall Hope Street Lucy Marsh Gordon Burgess Cora Shaw Anderson Gordon Nicholas Pirri Anethony Rolly Frank A Rounds Providence Rumford Toursset Warren Tathan Tosell Faust Gounod Massenet Miss Burgess Herbert Roberts Whelpley

Re-Apply at Federal Unemployment Office for Sewage Plant Work

Unemployed registered over 30 days ago with the National Re-Employment Office at Warren Post Office should re-register to qualify for work on the Sewage Disposal Plant project. Construction begins by Monday, June 25, with Simpson Brothers of Boston as contractors. Plans for the plant will be on view at Buffington's Pharmacy Hope Street today and tomorrow for public inspection.

FED Warren Post Office Simpson Brothers Boston Federal Employment Office E F Kreigsman Edgewood RI PWA William T Dwyer Bristol Sewer Commission Buffington’s Hope Street

St Andrew's Club Lawn Party To Benefit Church

St Andrew's Club of St Michael's Church plans a large fundraiser on the Holmes House lawn tomorrow afternoon. Foods, fancy articles and novelties will be sold with proceeds aiding the club and parish. Booths feature candy cake white elephants tea and sandwiches cold drinks and ice cream. Committee includes Will iam HO Tucker Jr Wallace G Kemp and Frederick Wilkinson.

St Andrew's Club St Michael’s Church Holmes House Edith Newman William A Darling William H Angevine Harry W Munro Walter Carr M J Cahoon Benjamin M MacDougall John Wall Florence Nelson Drury Janette McCaw Trene Gallo William HO Tucker Wallace G Kemp Frederick Wilkinson

Socialites Club to Host Bingo Party June 27

The newly formed Socialites Club met at Miss Mary Tammaro’s Hope street home. Plans set for a bingo party on Wednesday June 27 at Mrs Anna Joseph on High street with committee chair Mrs Anna Arrone and members Mrs Joseph Bruno Miss Virginia Riccio Miss Carmela Castriotti and Miss Mary Salzano.

Socialites Mary Tammaro Hope Street Anna Joseph High Street Anna Arrone Joseph Bruno Virginia Riccio Carmela Y Castriotti Mary Salzano

Forty Entertainers to Take Part in Monster Community Revue

Forty entertainers will perform at a monster community revue June 25 and 26 in the Guiteras Memorial Junior High School auditorium to aid the Fourth of July fund. The program features a one act skit The Man Under the Bed by Katherine Metcalf Roof produced by the Bristol Tram of Artilery Artertainment Association directed by Frank L. Doran.

Guiteras Memorial Katherine Metcalf Roof Bristol Tram of Artillery Artertainment Association Frank L. Doran Albert Pierce Eleanor Rae Gladys Beavis Vernon A. Gray Nora FE. Dwyer Mit Nora E Dwyer Miss Kesbeth G Dwyer Roswell

Defiance Nine Defeats BTA 9-2 On Common

Defiance Nine won 9-2 over BTA last night on the Common, earning 18 hits off two pitchers. Babe Ethier pitched for Defiance and added two hits. Mosie Moore lasted to the fourth inning before Tony Perry hit a deep center homer and Menard followed with a single.

BT A Uptown Firemen Babe” Ethier Eddie Menard B. T.A Babe Mosie Moore Tony Perry Menard Jack Marsden Neck Rangers Perry Pip Jim McGrath Desilets Petra H Perry D' Ambrosia Attrac Ene Lariat Oliver L. Mansi C. Weds Caruso McGrath Masiccensans Ethier Quartaro R. Set Securo D’ Angelo Pilter Igen Bruno Reesiatin Ceemtocteat Marsden P. Andrade C. Fede Mello Mielnlon Adic Moore P. Belmore Bend Potent Rinaldi Gionintnn Schevenaen Bristol Train of Art Ethier Maragen Andrade Mansi Rath B. Ethier Joseph Platey Langello James B. Lee Eae

Rhode Island College of Pharmacy graduation名单

Last evening Rhode Island College of Pharmacy at Providence conferred degrees on graduates completing the program. The ceremony honored the class of graduates with remarks from faculty and celebrants.

Rhode Island College of Pharmacy Providence

Ladies Aid Plan North Easton Outing and Straw Festival

Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the State Street M E Church prepare an all day outing by bus to North Easton Massachusetts next Tuesday to visit Rev and Mrs William C Darby and also arrange a straw festival in the church vestry on June 21. The arrangements are led by Mrs Charles Sylvester Mrs George Richardson Mrs Tona Young Mrs James E Greer Mrs William H Remieres and Mrs Walter Briggs.

Ladies’ Aid Society State Street M. E North Easton Mass William C. Darby Lotal Charles Sylvester George Richardson Tona Young James E. Greer William H Remieres Walter Briggs

Goldenrod Troop I Holds Tenderfoot Investiture

Dorothy Bruno was invested as a tenderfoot Girl Scout at Goldenrod Troop I in Reynolds School. Captain Mrs Francis Bragg announced the Court of Awards for June 27 at Howe Farm and noted a rain contingency at Saint Michael's Parish House. Plans for games were set and First Class candidates continued map work. The troop will march on July 4.

Dorothy Bruno Goldenrod Reynolds Francis Bragg Howe Farm Metacom Avenue Saint Michael's Bragg

Rotarians Entertained By Cartoonist Sketches at Belvedere

Allan Halladay Providence cartoonist entertained Rotary Club at the Hotel Belvedere during the Wednesday noon meeting. He drew quick sketches of Gene de Rocha and John Magee to the audience's amusement. Dr Alan M Poole presided and E S Mapes introduced Halladay. Charles Otten reported Bristol Safety Council plans for supervised summer youth play to keep children off the streets.

Allan Halladay Providence Rotary Club Hotel Belvedere Gene de Rocha John Magee Alan M. Poole Mr. Halladay E. S. Mapes Charles Otten Bristol

Telegram from Harold I June to Ella Lemaire at Little America

Mrs Ella Lemaire of 40 Cottage Street received a telegram dated June 11 from her brother-in-law Harold I June chief pilot of the second Byrd Antarctic Expedition. He reports all well and looks forward to visiting next year and sends regards to Ed Ella May and Margaret's family. The letters from expedition members recount life before the ship sails back to New Zealand for winter.

Ella Lemaire Cottage St Harold I Little America Ella May Margaret Harold Ella May Lemaire Boston New Zealand Little America

Kearney Junior Auxiliary Plans Forming Unit

The Kearney unit of the American Legion Auxiliary held a special meeting at the president Miss E Doris Bullock home to foster the formation of a junior auxiliary. Miss Helen A Condon chaired the organizational committee.

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