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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
2
A Bristol community event boosted morale and civic pride as the B. A. band performed under bright lights before hundreds in a marble-fronted venue. Tourists passing through were impressed by the display of unity and courtesy, attributed to the community's efforts led by the devoted "Doctor" figure.
Two days remain for residents to enroll with the town clerk by signing their name and become eligible to vote for the United States president. No money required and poll tax status does not bar registration. local registration matches elsewhere. Do not delay in exercising the vote.
Dr John H Morrissey named Chief Marshal of the Fourth of July parade invites Bristol residents to serve on his personal staff and march in the Independence Day event.
Managers and umpires praised for starting games promptly at 6 15 as fans report strong approval of the timing practice.
Attendance remains fair as fans praise a new local players rule and ponder removing trees around the diamond to improve play. The column asks voters to support tree cutting as a public works plank while previewing the 6 13 Olympians vs VerMette, 6 15 Defiance vs Olympians, and 6 15 Defiance vs Ever Readys games.
Local families prepare for the Fourth of July with fireworks and ice cream orders. Community events include Rotary address on early settlers, Baptist church meetings, a Democrat rally, and school alumni activities at Colt Memorial High School.
In loving memory of Minnie Carreira who passed away June 27 1928. Today recalls the memory of a loved one gone to rest. Those who think of her today are those who loved her best. Fond memories linger every year. Brance keeps her near, mother sisters brothers.
The season heats up as Olympians lead with undefeated record, while Ever Readys chase two-game gap. Majors like Sousa and Correira top batting and fielding charts, with three games this week shaping first-half standings and a Fourth of July showdown against the Firemen.
Ned Currier freshens Vermette's Frost Kings to challenge Jamey Bisbano's Olympian Club coached by Bob Getchell in the opening bid of the week. Previous meetings favored Bisbano 6 0 and 21 1, but Currier's revived lineup aims to reverse the trend with Frenchy Cavallaro or Hank McGrath on the mound and Tony Sylvia catching. Jimmie Salzano will start for Bisbane with Foys Marshall ready, Bianduizzo behind the plate.
Last Wednesday night the Olympians and the Defiance Hose nine played a sparkling game that went two extra innings. Tomorrow evening a rematch will draw twilight league fans with the Neck Rangers rallying behind their team. Manager Ray Brightman will be missing star Andre Ambrosia in this decisive contest.
Jackie Marsden of U. S. State College Freshman nine will start on the mound for the firemen with Buck Guevigmont catching. Marsden previously pitched for Ed Fitzgerald's Colt High and beat Colt High 11 to 3 this season for Jimmie Lee's Colt Alumni. Foxy Marshall is held by Getchell and Bishano for another tight contest.
Thursday twilight clash pits Ever Ready Fire with Frank Lewis against Defiance Hose and the Neck Rangers. Hut Correira starts for Ever Ready. Andre D Ambrosio counters for Defiance in a high stakes battle for early season standings.
Romano was elected Ven erable of Principessa Elena Lodge No 476 O S I at its annual officers election Sunday on Wood Street quar ters. Gabriel Accard Assist ant Venerable Giuseppe Fusco Orator Domenico Proto Sec Arch Domenio Cantelmo Fin Sec Antonio Riuwer Treasurer Trustees Alfonso Ricci Leonardo Deluca Elia Fiore Alberto Velea Bartolo Scolatra. A funds plan was approved to raise money for stock in a new rubber factory to be located in town.
The committee will welcome voluntary donations though not running a formal campaign. Dreadnaught Fire Co. contributes $10.00 as part of the celebration committee efforts.
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