Engaged Margart Manchester to William Enos
Announced engagements for Margaret Manchester daughter of Mr and Mrs William H R Manchester of Sunnyside avenue to William Enos son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Enos of 33 Second street. Both are Bristol High School graduates with Manchester a nursing student at Newport Hospital School of Nursing and Enos a Narragansett Electric Co employee. A spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Manchester
William H. R. Manchester
Sunnyside Avenue
Margaret
William Enos
Manuel Enos
Second Street
Miss Manchester
Newport Hospital School of Nursing
Enos
Narragansett Electric Co
Bristol
Patricia Ann Pereira
Frank Pereira
Cutler Street
Warren
Patricia Ann
Alfred Costa
Walter Costa
Metacom Avenue
Industrial National Bank
Morra Bernard Rites Held At St Marys Church
Miss Mary Virginia Bernard daughter of Mr and Mrs James J Bernard of 380 High Street married Joseph Morra of 42 DeWolf Avenue in a St Marys Church Nuptial Mass. Rev Clyde Walsh officiated with St Marys male choir. The bridal party wore nylon organza gowns and blue accented dresses. After a reception at Odd Fellows Hall the couple left for a motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada and will reside at 380 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Mary Virginia Bernard
James J. Bernard
High Street
Joseph Morra
DeWolf Avenue
Clyde Walsh
St. Mary’s
John Perry
Mary R. Gomes
Dorothy A. Saucier
Theresa A. Morra
Sebastian Caromile
James Quatrnopolo
Anthony Andreozzi
Odd Fellows Hall
Niagara Falls
Canada
Bristol Senior High School
Dorothy Silvia Weds August Poccio In Chantilly Lace Gown
Dororthy Silvia daughter of Mr and Mrs William Silvia of 99 Peck Avenue wed August Poccio son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Poccio of Cranston in a liturgical ceremony at St Elizabeths Church. Rev Henrique Rocha officiated the 9 am Nuptial Mass. The couple plans to live on Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Silvia
William Silvia
Peck Avenue
August Poccio
Anthony Poccio
Cranston
Henrique Rocha
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Fifty Years of Marriage Mark St. Mary s Wedding Festivities
Mary Louise Greene wed Lester F. Hackmann in a 9 am ceremony at St. Mary s Church. Attendants included Elizabeth Ann as maid of honor and Lois Ann Gladue among bridesmaids. The reception followed at Harriet Bradford Inn and the couple plan to live in Miami after a southern wedding trip. The article also notes William Magee and his wife celebrating their 50th anniversary at the Midway House with family and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Mary Louise Greene
Harold S. Green
Williams Street
Lester F. Hackmann
Charles Hackmann
St. Louis
Clyde J. Walsh
Elizabeth Ann
Lois Ann Gladue
Naomi Sousa
David C. Hackmann
William Gladue
John White
William Magee
Congregational Street
Midway House
William E. Magee
Thomas G. Pansa
William M. O’rourke
Town Council Acts on Appointments and Budgets
The council discussed Francis McGovern's death and a proposed appointment to the zoning board upon Pontes resignation. Domenic Perroni’s interest for the post was noted. The council authorized borrowing up to $100000 for tax anticipation, with $50000 already arranged at 2.2 percent. Funds include $1807.35 from hopeworth avenue work. The Northup highway project total bill reached $9883, with Brito Constr. Co. covering the difference after a bid change to Rego and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McGovern
Pontes
Domenic P. Perroni
Bruno
Perroni
Alfred N. Nunes
Nunes
Hopeworth Avenue
Reynolds G. Northup
C. Brito Construction Co
Rego and Sons Construction Co
Brito
Dorothy Moren Delise wed in Warren church ceremony
Miss Dorothy Irene Moren daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert A Moren of Warren former of this town married Francis Anthony Delise son of Mrs John Delise and the late John Delise of Mount Kisco NY. The altar featured white gladioli and roses as Rev Thomas Hart officiated. The couple plans a Canada trip and will reside at 66 The Terrace Katonah NY. Moren is a medical technologist at Stamford Hospital Delise is with the Aqueduct Police of New York and a World War II veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kelman
Delise-Moren
Dorothy Irene Moren
Albert A. Moren
Warren
Town
Francis Anthony Delise
John Delise
Mount Kisco
Miss Moren
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas Hart
Robert J. Horning
Robert Moren
Jain Barbara Horning
Ralph Velise
Oshers
Howard Conners
Scarsdale
N. Y
Clarence Urso
Purdy
Mrs. Moren
Mrs. Delise
St. Mark
Mt. Kisco
Aquaduct Police of
New York
Coggeshall Offers Help To Town Council For Speedy Save
Coggeshall stated he did not aim to belittle the Town Council or usurp their prerogative. He described entering as a friend and property owner, noting flooded cellars after rain and his willingness to save the town money, saying he contacted Hauck solely for expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hauck
Joseph Vallone
Public Works
Joseph F. Bruno
Vallone
Dennis J. Roberts
Bruno
East State Street
Marion Sullivan
Biagiano Massa
Reynolds G. Northup
Coggeshall
Hauck
Northup
Massa
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War Musical Theater Junction
Christena
Christena Smail
Maple Ave
Barrington
Gulf Station
County Rd
Paniello
Anthony Tribelli
New England Telephone and Telegraph Office
East
Providence
Eastern Air Lines
Wholdings Morra
Bernard
Poccio
Silvia
Lucy Silvia
Arthur Silvia
Florida
Franklin Street
Hackmann-Greene
Magee
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Joseph Farrell
Woonsocket
United State Rubber Company
Clark
Jerome M. Donovan
Samuel D. Clark
Dr. Clark
Joseph C. Kinder
Veterans’ Memorial Park
Manuel Cabral
Donovan
Ferrara
Zoning Board
Manuel Cardoza
Charles Street
Gooding Avenue
Cardoza
Frank and
Clara Duarte
Catalpa Road
Duartes
Joseph Goulart
Manchester Street
Bristol Train of Artillery
BTA
Ernest Almeida
Edward Furtado
Highway Department
Gabriel Ruggieri
Bradford Street
Hope Street
Council
Department of Public Works
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Council For
Flight
Office
Charles M. Connery
Funeral Home
Burton
THE
Narragansett
Edaville Railroad
Ray Land
Wan Kal
Union
Cranberry Junction
South Carver
Mass
Ry Os
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