Nostalgic Chronicle Highlights Local Civic Drift
A historical column recalls years past with multiple town topics. The Chamber of Commerce protests the lighthouse tender base removal, while eight projects totaling 420000 dollars seek federal aid under the National Recovery Act. Other notes cover high school honors, graduates, and civic club leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Narragansett Bay
Theodore Francis Greene
Tanyard Brook
Public Aid
John G. DesLauriers
Asylum Rd
John Romano
Colt Memorial High School
Rhode Island
Thomas L. Flynn
Lydia Fernandes
Frank Duarte
John D. Dimond
John D Andrade
Frances A. Gallagher
Benjamin Hazen
Barbara Kollmver
Mary Mason
Jose C. Victoria
Portuguese American War Veterans Post Formed in Bristol
The newly organized Portuguese American veterans group will be officially named the Herman Silvia Post No 1 Bristol in memory of a local World War II veteran. Officers include Antonio T Fonseca senior vice commander Frank D Sousa Jr junior vice commander and John Sardinha adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serican
Antonio T. Fonseca
Frank D. Sousa, Jr
John Sardinha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eli’s Club
Everett Dunham
Nike
Joseph E. Johnson
Armed Services
Lucien Capon Jr
Evelyn B. Lemaire
Francis B Condon
R I. Supreme Court
the Gremial Daughters of Portugal
Margaret Mary DePonte
Colt
Dorothy Lemaire
Truesdale Hospitalchool
Harry Bullock
The
First Baptist Church
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Burton School
Doris M Martelly
Mary T. Wales
Johnson and Wales Business School
Cazemiro Antonio
Middlebury College
Middlebury, VI
Raymond J. Makowsky
Women’s Club
Chester W. Williams
Anthony C. Almeida
V.fw
V.F.W. Coneention
Marie Rainey
Matthew Calderiso
St Mary's Church
Eugenia Bento
Thaddeus Znamirowski
St Elizabeth’s
Bristol County Water Co
Lucien Capone
Court of Awards
John Borges
Parets
Bristol
Franklin St
John Donato
Alfred N. Nunes
New
Narragansett Electric
Main St
Warren