Community Honors Bristol Graduates at New Auditorium
Attorney Francis J. Brady urges Bristol Senior High School graduates to live by fairness and living honestly as 81 students receive diplomas. Medal winners include Walsh Memorial Frank Fales and Brightman Medal Henry Iasiello, with Rhode Island Honor Society inductees and multiple alumni prizes recognizing scholarship and character.
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Bristol Senior High School
Francis J. Brady
Providence School Committee
Andrews Memorial High School
Brady
James L. Hanley
Providence Schools
Charles B. Rockwell
United States
Frank Fales
Stephen Fales
Metacom Avenue
Walsh
John
Joseph Walsh
Colt
Providence College
Henry Iasiello
Bradford Street
Brightman
Thomas Brightman
Colt Memorial High School
Thony Ramos
Antonio Ramos
Mary Santulli
Nicholas Santulli
Mary Puniello
Julia Puya
Rhode Island Honor Society
Grace Bruno
Irene Cabral
Alice Castro
Frank Correia
Marie Pacheco
Dorothy Paiva
Leonora Paiva
John Partington
Palmeida Pinhero
Anthony Ramos
Mary Rego
Claire Richards
James Rodrigues
Maynard Shulman
John Stone
Tylvena Sousa
Margaret Vaccaro
Wilhelmina’ Victoria
Rockwell
William A. Bottomley
Field Artillery Unit Assigned for Bristol July Fourth Parade
Governor Vanderbilt arranged a Battery of Field Artillery and two guns for Bristol's Fourth of July celebration. Joseph Meiggs reports the artillery will join the parade and fire a 48 gun salute, one for each U.S. state. The governor seeks a larger Navy ship for Bristol Harbor and submarines are arranged for the observance period.
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William H Vanderbilt
Bristol
Joseph F Meiggs
Union
Meiggs
Peters Speaker At Church Dinner
P O Peters newly elected president of the First Baptist Church Men's Club will be principal speaker at the invitation supper tonight in the auditorium Members of the parish are guests of the deacons for the 6 30 p m event Charles Lis comb chairs the general arrangements committee
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P O Peters
First Baptist Church Men's Club
Charles Liscomb
Correia Wins Bristol Rotary Scholarship
Correia becomes Bristol High School’s first recipient of the Bristol Rotary Club scholarship, a $100 award. He graduates with a 94.30 average over three years and received the check from Principal Edward J Fitzgerald at the Andrews auditorium commencement. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Correia of 13 Third School Street and will attend Brown University.
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Renssaeler Polstechnic Institute
Bristol Rotary Club
Frank Correia
Fyr
Manuel Correia
Third School Street
Renssaeler
Maynard Shusman
Philip Shusman
Gladys Weaver
Fred Weaver
Angelo Massa
Biagio Massa
Frank Benevides Correia
Bristol
Correia
Edward J Fitzgerald
Andrews Auditorium
Third School
Frank
Brown University
Roof repairs at Guiteras high face added expense
A J Holmes, engineer in charge, told the school committee last night that rotted roof boards and rafters could raise costs for the Guiteras Memorial Junior High School repairs. Bids were reviewed but awarded contracts were deferred pending Holmes’s bid analysis and a partial report due at a future meeting. Taxpayers had previously appropriated 12000 for repairs.
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Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
J Holmes
Holmes
Elmer S. Mapes
Mapes
Guiteras
St Andrews Club Lawn Fete Set For Tomorrow Afternoon
St Andrews Club plans a lawn fete on the Holmes House grounds from 3 to 6 pm to benefit the camp fund and parochial work. Activities include candy and cake booths, white elephant sale, Old Oaken Bucket game, tea and sandwiches, ice cream and drinks, and a Saturday night beans and vegetable salad menu.
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St Arrew's Club
St Michael’s Church
Holmes House
Myra Whitman
Farl P Mathewson
Iean McCaw
William Darling
Mars J Wood
Walter Carr
Charles Davis
Clara Marmeny
Mary
William Pinch
Wesley Armstrong
Henry Wood
John Wall
Olive Peckham
Benjamin Peckham
Jack Hambrick
Thomas W Remmeres
William P. Gladding
William Wood
Frank A Rounds
Beatrice Collins
Muriel Fiske
Edna Atkinson
Margaret McGann
Arlene Collins
Margaret
Mt Carmel Feast Plans Include Two Brass Bands
The Mt Carmel group announces July 14 to 16 events for the Feast of Our Lady of Mt Carmel with two brass bands engaged. Knightsville Band from Providence performs Friday evening on the Common 8:30 to 11:00, followed by Silver Lake Band Saturday and Sunday concerts and parades linked to church services.
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Our Lady of Mt Carmel
John Santulli
Orlandorisbano
Antonio Guida
Michael Turillo
Knightsville Band
Providence
Silver Lake Band
Silver Lake
Masonic Services Planned at St Michaels and Local Bride Shower
Two Warren lodges Shis and Shat from Here and Shere plan a Sunday evening service at St Michaels with Rev Parshley and assisting pastors from local churches. A full-vested choir will be led by Walter Angell at 730 o clock. Nearby events include a July wedding for Miss Colte and Armand Perreira and a benefit shower for the Fourth of July fund.
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St. Alban’s
Washington Lodge
Warren
St Michael’s Church
Anthony R. Parshley
Arthur W. Burdon
First Baptist Church
Leonard P Rassmusson
St. Mark's Church
St Michael’s
Walter H. Angell
Providence
Anna Coite
Lucy Pannone
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Claudette Colbert and
James Stewart
Guy Kibbee
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Lone Ranger
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Heather Angel
Secret Police
Glenda Farrell
Barton MacLane
Myrna Loy
Robert Taylor
Joseph Allen
Henry O'Neill
Douglas Fowley
Jack Holt
Rotary
A. J. Holmes
St. Andrew’s Club
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Guildway
Johns-Manville
Bristol Housing Guild
Wardwell Lumber Co
Thames St
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