Largest Junior High to Senior High Promoted Class
The 167 students promoted from Guiteras Memorial junior high to the senior high, plus the ninth grade already there, form the largest sophomore class in the senior high. Principal James E Sullivan announced the promotions listing students by program: College Prep, General, Commercial, General Clerical, Industrial Arts, and Homemaking, plus a list of students who were neither absent nor tardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiteras Memorial
James E. Sullivan
College Prep
Dorothy Antonelli
Angela Bruno
William Cheshire
Margaret DuPont
Veronica Tastello
Richard Moren
Philomena Murgo
Louis Stanzione
Dean Armstrong
Pauline Bruno
Frank Codola
Ann Foley
Evelyn Lemaire
Elena Mighort
Joseph Rezendes
Minnie Trotano
Mary Annania
James Bottomley
Mary Cabral
Isabel Costa
Stephen DePasquale
Connie Estrella
Carmine Iasicllo
Concetta Mascena
Angelina Palina Valzumira
Silvia General
Marie Berwick
Helen Cabral
Mary Carreiro
Hermes Fina
Dorothy Freitas
Anna Kebrek
Josephine Nero
Aurora Rogers
Clara Sever
Richard Biden
Armindo Cautrino
Daniel Costa
Hilda Felicia
Lorraine Gladue
Constance Letizia
Sylvia Pansa
Anna Ruggerto
Gemma Topazio
Josephine Bottrighi
Rita Cappucci
Carmella Fanara
Antonette Fiore
Frederick Morris
Diana Perry
Arthur Sampson
Dorothy Travers
Countryside Flower Class Entries At Bristol Show
Flower show entries listed for Countryside Classes 8 through 20 with Bristol exhibitors. Includes still life arrangements in varied containers and categories for different age groups and display sizes. Exhibitors include Mrs RF Haffenreffer, Mrs Sebastian Bernard, Miss Nora E Dwyer, and many others from Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kerr
Countryside
RF Haffenreffer
Bristol
Sebastian Bernard
Wesley Armstrong
Nora E Dwyer
Master Herreshoff
Charles M Connery
Ernest G Brown
Frank I. Doran
Edward 2
Kunz
Dorothy Foster
Charles T Hewlborn
William LeClair
Norton M . Zinderstein
John Condon
Hen Ty W Boynton
Moss Winifred C Walsh
Elmer S Mapes
George McClure
Stanley E Friswell
Catherine Connors
John Palmer
Charles Burke
John Haley
Hennessey
Harold Peckham
Harry Young
Agnes Herreshoff
Edward Bunn
Tours Beauregard
William Burke
Rangers to Meet Bristol Nine on Independence Day
Rangers scheduled to play Bristol nine at Kingston College on July 3 as part of Independence Day events. Bristol, managed by Michael Topazio, will also attend a dinner with Little Rhody officials. The Red Sox of Fall River, who beat the Rangers 9 to 0, are likely to be the July 3 opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C Webster
State of Kingston College
Bristol Rangers
Bristol Nine
Michael Topazio
Tommy Chews
Red Sox
Fall River
Rangers
Spindle City
Bristol
Bristol Yankees
Riverside
Finnwood AC
Roger Williams Park
House-Warming for Mr and Mrs Sousa
A house warming was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs William Sousa on South Main Street Warren formerly of this town. Afternoon featured singing and storytelling with refreshments. Recipients included Mr and Mrs Lous Romano Mr and Mrs William Sousa Mr and Mrs Frank Bruno Mr and Mrs Charles Christine Mr and Mrs Anthony Ruggiero Mr and Mrs Peter Tasiello Mr and Mrs Michael Securo Mr and Mrs Stanley Barr Miss Helen Romano Miss Louise Iasiello Miss Louise Ruggiero Miss Anna Castello Miss Catherine Miller Joseph G Riccio Carmine Tastello Frank Campagna and Dicky Christine. Mrs Sousa received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sousa
South Main Street
Warren
Charles Coristine
Lous Romano
Wailliam Sousa
Frank Bruno
Charles Christine
Anthony Ruggiero
Peter Tasiello
Michael Securo
Stanley Barr
Helen Romano
Louise Iasiello
Louise Ruggiero
Anna Castello
Catherine Miller
Joseph G . Riccio
Carmine Tastello
Frank Campagna
Dicky Christine
Sousa
Edward Everett Horton in Newport Theatre Opener
Newport Rhode Island Casino Civic Theatre opens a seven week season under Marie Louise Elkins in association with Emeline Roche and Nancy Rogers starting July 16 with Edward Everett Horton in Springtime for Henry. Subsequent plays feature Doris Dudley Roy Hargrave John Beal Arlene Francis Norma Terris Jane Cowl and more with Edward Massey directing and a resident company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino Civic Theatre
Newport
R. I
Marie Louise Elkins
Emeline Roche
Nancy Rogers
Edward Everett Horton
Henry
Mrs Beam
Doris Dudley
Roy Hargrave
John Beal
Arlene Francis
Norma Terris
Reginald Lawrence
Jane Cowl
Edward Massey
Collins & Aikman rally to beat Ever Readys 10 to 7
Collins & Aikman overcomes a 7 4 deficit with a five run fourth inning led by John Foxy Marshall and Teddy Williams Almon. Eleven runs came from a wild, error filled frame as the Woolmen close the first half with potential playoff implications against Carr Mfg and U S Rubber looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins and Aikman
U. S
Carr Mfg. Corp
Collins & Aikman
John “Foxy” Marshall
Collins & Aikman Lads
Teddy “Williams
Almon
Millmen
Marshall
Ever Read Crew
Woolmen
Innning Vargas
Readys
Holmes
Medeirios
Lemaire
van Voast
Vargas
Perriera
Aguiar
Massa
T Almon
Romano
Parisi
del Piano
Congdon
J Aimon
Church
Medertos
Roberts Scores Gov Vanderbilt in Rhode Island clash
Rhode Island figures into a political dispute as Democrats accuse Governor William H Vanderbilt of tapping Attorney General Louis V Jackvony’s phone. Delegate Roberts at an Italo American club outing claims no explanation has been given and accuses the Governor and his party of breaking faith. Other speakers urge registration for a straight Democratic ticket, while local clubs hold boccia contests and scout events in a busy community program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
William H Vanderbilt
Louis V Jackvony
Dennis J Roberts
State
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic Club
Roberts
Tus
Vanderbilt
John Romano
Pasquale Pagnano
Anthony J Nunes
Democratic Town Committee
Bristol
Boccia
John Coccio
Joseph Nastri
Raffael Vaccaro
Michael Cavallaro
Salvatore Coppolino
Christy Travers
Joseph Rucci
Pat Gaglio
Domenic Langello
James Saviano
Benefit Silver Tea For Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters
A silver tea for the Edge hill Temple Pythian Sisters will take place Friday evening at the summer camp of Mrs Wallace Steere located at Beach Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Wallace Steere
Beach Terrace
War’s warning to a generation bred for ease
George Young Jr of Ithaca New York condemns the US stance of isolationism in 1940. He asks whether freedom and justice endure if nations like Belgium Netherlands and France fall to aggression and urges urgent action to defend shared liberties and security. He argues freedoms were bought by ancestors not grown on trees.
First Bristol Troop Scout Hall Meetings and Camp Plans
Boy Scouts of the First Bristol Troop met indoors due to bad weather. They planned attendance at Camp Yawgoog and trips to Camp King Philip, with merit badge work, in Scout Hall last evening. Anthony Balzano led the game period and earned honor patrol honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Falls
Scout Hall
Sea Scouts of
Admiral Edwards
King Philip
Bristol
Yawgoog
Camp
Flying Horse Patrol
Anthony Balzano
Joseph A. Arouca
Joseph Belanger
Drum Corps
Narragansett Race Track
Shrine Circus Committee
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Federal Civil Service Exams Open at Watertown and Boston
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for three positions at Watertown Arsenal and Boston Navy Yard. Chipper and Welder postings list wages 5 day weeks with July 2 1940 and December 31 1940 closing dates. Machinist openings at Boston Navy Yard provide hourly rates with ongoing filing until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Ordnance Department
War Department
Watertown Arsenal
Watertown
Massachusetts
Welder Electric
Ordnance Service
Mass
Boston
Board of US. Civil Service Examiners
Navy Yard
Secretary
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
New England
First
U. S. Civil Service District
Recorder, Labor Board
Chest and X Ray Clinics Held Yesterday
Fifteen examinations and thirty x ray pictures were taken yesterday at the chest and x ray clinics at Rockwell House under the Bristol District Nursing Association auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell House
Bristol District Nursing Association
Motorists Fined For Losing Vehicle Control
Judge William T. O'Donnell in Fifth District Court fined James E. Monaghan and Arthur H. Ryone fifteen dollars plus costs after they pleaded guilty to failing to have their motor vehicles under control. Monaghan's car hit a tree on Pappasquash road last Saturday morning, while Ryone's machine collided with Charles Bickford's car on a Friday early morning. Ryone cited a left front tire blow-out as the accident cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. O’donnell
Fifth District Court
James E. Monaghan
North Main Street
Fall River
Arthur H. Ryone
Gibson Road
Bristol
Monaghan
Pappasquash Road
Ryone
Charles Bickford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rudolph Murgo
Frank Oliver
George Pendleton
Frank Proto
Thomas Remeires
Raymond Sai
Charles Sherman
Andrew Vollaro
Gertrude Belmore
Georgiana DaPonte
Margaret George
Pauline Morasco
Aurora Paiva
Theresa Salcone
Carmella Tamburro
Priscilla Brelsford
Mary Ferrera
Concetta Tracovelli
Julia Marshall
Anna Pirri
Mary Silvia
Dorothy Costa
Veronica Francis
Mary Lima
Alice Pacheco
Margaret Rodrigues
Irene Simmons
Helen Travers
Guiteras
Theresa Alves
Annie Azzarone
Anna Ruggiero
Mary Carriero
Pasquale Grimo
Anne Borges
Valzumira Silvia
Vincent Saviano
Priscilla Peters
James Gomes
Jary Fermera
Norbert Fonseca
Cynthia McCaw
Caroline D'Amico
Harold Manchester
Michael D'Alessio
Caroline Bifulco
Corretta Troiano
Jacquelyn Pettine
Lillian Silvia
Michael DelPiano
James Goulart
Sarah Ferrera
Mary Pinto
Joseph Berretto
Mary Fo Sousa
Matthew Maetoza
John Mello
Evelyn Espinosa
Dorothy Gay
the Penguin
Little Rhody
Mr. and
Mrs. Sousa
Newport Theatre
Chassie” Leclerc
US Rubber
Edwin McClure
Carr Mfg Corp
Pet Collins
Aikman
H Perriero
Medeiros
C Marshall
Temairerf
Fthier Tb Church
Gaglio
Gov. Vanderbilt
Belgium
Holland
Britain
France
George Young, Jr
Ithaca, N. Y
Boy Scout
United States Civil Service Examinations
SS Mnany
BUY Direct
Warren Memorial CO
Railroad Ave
Warren, R. I
Ulysse Forget
M. D
BE. I
Arruda’s Battery Shop
Wood St
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
Wiliam Street Tel. Conn
E. W. Weaver & Son
High Street
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
L. Watson Co., Inc
Henry R. Bullock Warren
G. M. Wilbur
Undertaker
Mass St. Warren
Constitution St
Bristel
Tel
Bris
Hope Street
Martha Graman
Mepe St
Thyra Carlson
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