Boys with clubs hunt for town hugger terror
Armed youths ages 9 to 16 roam southern town seeking the so called hugger who hides and grabs women. Police say many suspects are under review as the effort to catch the culprit continues. The attacks moved from Hope and High streets to Franklin street near Carr Manufacturing Company.
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Jack the Hugger
Anthony J. Ferrara
Hope
High Streets
Constitution
Church Street
Franklin Street
Carr Manufacturing Company
Bristol Garden Clubs Win Federation Prizes
Bristol Garden Club won first prize for the most beautiful long table arrangement at the Rhode Island Federation of Garden Clubs meeting in Providence. Countryside Garden Club earned second prize for the round table arrangement. Arrangements by Mrs. Carl W Haffenreffer and Mrs. Sebastian Bernard. The event featured 31 clubs with 1275 members and a luncheon after the business meeting.
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Bristol
Rhode Island Federation of Garden Clubs
Plantations Club
Providence
Rhode Island
Bristol Garden Club
Countryside Garden Club
Carl W Haffenreffer
Sebastian Bernard
Hope Circle Sets Banquet Date in March
State officers of the order and members of the Catholic clergy will be guests of Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella at their annual banquet on March 31 at the new Bristol Casino. A committee headed by Mrs Mary J Condon and including Mrs Sara Sweeney Mrs Mildred Beauregard Mrs Bridget Lewis the Misses Helen Condon Mary Callan Margaret Callan and Bridget Nastri Miss Frances Horton regent ex officio.
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Order
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
New Bristol Casino
Mary J Condon
Sara Sweeney
Mildred Beauregard
Bridget Lewis
Helen Condon
Mary Callan
Margaret Callan
Bridget Nastri
Frances Horton
Coggeshalls Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James N Coggeshall marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a dinner at their daughter’s home 914 Hope Street. Two other daughters Mrs John W Church and Mrs Charles A Palmer attended with families as floral tributes cards and telegrams arrived in congratulations.
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James N Coggeshall
Guy A Sullivan
Hope Street
John W Church
Bristol
Charles A Palmer
Coggeshall
Former Bristol Man Becomes Head Chef at Bristol Casino
E Frank Sylvia of Providence brother of Patrolman Henry Sylvia announces that Manny formerly of Gorham Manufacturing Company now heads the Bristol Casino kitchen. He previously led Casino and restaurant operations and served as head chef at the Crown Hotel and on yachts for notable owners. He aims to make the Casino known for good food at fair prices.
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E.frank Sylvia
Providence
Henry Sylvia
Bristol Casino
Manny
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Crown Hotel
Eway
Howard Bennett
Winchester Arms Company
Peonie
Kenneth F Wood
J J Raskob
New York City
Frederick S Feck
Barrington
Warrington Street
Firemen Ball Promises Gala Bristol Event May 17
The Bristol Firemen announce the first annual Firemen's Ball will be held at the Bristol Casino on Friday May 17. General chairman Harvey Gladue says reservations can be placed by calling Bristol 16. Oscar Rish leads a subcommittee preparing a souvenir program as others work to ensure a memorable social event.
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Bristol Casino
Harvey Gladue
Bristol 16
Oscar Rish
Mill Workers to fete Peterson at retirement banquet
Harry W Peterson oldest employee of Collins and Aikman Corporation will retire after 37 years. Namaquit workers plan a banquet March 30 at Hotel Warren Warren Caesar Bitto chairs the general arrangements committee with Fred Atkinson treasurer John P Marshall secretary other members include John St Angelo Jr August Marshall George Ethier Edgar Yergeau and Albert Hartley plant superintendent will be toastmaster.
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Harry W Peterson
Collins and Aikman Corporation
Warren
Rotary Frolic Benefits Bristol Scholarship Fund
The Bristol Rotary Club hosts its 11th annual Frolic at the Bristol Casino Monday evening to support the scholarship fund. The award grants one hundred dollars to a senior high graduate entering college, paid to the chosen institution. Tickets have sold well with a large anticipated attendance. Chief of Police Anton J Ferrara chairs the committee with reservations via Ferrara. several others serve on the committee including Pinch, Edmonds, Hopkins, Perron, Williams, Rhee, Rounds, Deslauriers, and Bosworth.
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Bristol Rotary Club
Bristol Casino
Anthon
J Ferrara
William Pinch
A Edmonds
Stephen W. Hopkins
Joseph R Perron
John R Williams
Damiel Rhee
Frank A Rounds
John G Deslauriers
R S Bosworth
Student Minister to Preach at DeWolf Memorial Chapel
Charles L Pendleton Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles S Pendleton will preach at 7 30 PM in DeWolf Memorial Chapel First Congregational Church for a Good Friday service He studies for the ministry at University of Chicago Divinity School and is a Bates College and Colt Memorial High School graduate Rev Herbert D Graetz pastor leads service R S Bosworth will sing solos.
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Charles L. Pendleton, Jr
Charles S. Pendleton
Franklin Street
DeWolf
R. S. Bosworth
Collins and Aikman to Spend 153500 on New Building
The Collins and Aikman Corporation will spend 153 500 dollars to erect a four story building at Thames and Constitution streets. A permit filed with Building Inspector Otis M Batley Sr shows the addition to the present mill will measure 147 by 142 feet and use cement brick steel and wood. Construction will start immediately with Central Engineering and Construction Company of Pawtucket as general contractor.
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Collins and Aikman Corporation
Thames and
Constitution Streets
Permi
Otis M Batley
The
Central Engineering and Construction Company of
Pawtucket
Easter at the Churches Weekend Service Calendar
Easter services across churches feature sunrise rites at 6 am and morning worship at 10:30. choirs and cantatas perform Christ is Risen Today and The Strife Is Oer with processions, hymns, anthems, and baptisms.
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Christ
Jesus
Char
Robert Drake
Harry Bullock
Raymond Dixon
Bertram Bullock
Dorothy Mott
Doris McPherson
Elmer Maxfield
Llewellyn Conklin
Hortense Burdon
Eber Hill
Otis Bailey
Bertram Bullock, Jr
Harold E. Pedley
St. Michael’s
Episcopal
Gordon Nevin
E—Parker
Champneys
Kopolyoff
Mendelssohn-Stewart
Press praise for a great man amid family scandal
The text defends the American press against harsh critique, noting its dignified handling of a prominent man's family scandal. It argues the press mirrors reader fairness and intelligence, praising its high status and decent character despite faults.
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Mr White
Emporia Gazette
Frest
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