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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1951

Page

4

Little League enthusiasts plan events and prizes

The article outlines sponsorship for players with Coca Cola and Bristol Manufacturing sneakers for home run incentives. It notes July 4 All-Star games between King Philip Leaguers and an New England league, a May tag day to fund the league, and August Williamsport national championship prospects with comments from agent Vincent Santo.

Coca-Cola Company Fall River Bristol Manufacturing Company King Philip New England Board of Governors Mike Ascoli Board of Williamsport Vincent Santo

Catholic Charity Drive Mobilizes Community Support

A large list of volunteers and officers across Our Lady of Mount Carmel and St Elizabeth churches organize a Catholic Charity Fund drive. Parish Chairman is Frank Miserandino with Rev. Alex Peloco as secretary and Rev. Joseph Sarzano as treasurer. Team captains include Michael Orefice Anthony DuPont Bennie Mansi and Joseph Massa among many others.

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Frank Miserandino Alex Peloco Joseph Sarzano Michael Orefice Anthony DuPont Bennie Mansi Joseph Massa Carl Russo Joseph Sansone Joseph King Thomas Campagna Domenick Vietello John Sicignano Paul Malemaggi John Santulli Valentino Alessandro Orlando Bisbano Angelo Carulli Angelo Calandra John Cortelessa Louis DeFelice Vincent DeFelice Ralph DeFelice Anthony DiCianni Pasquale Mazza Leo Pelland Edward Proto Domenic Puniello Anthony Ruggiero Joseph Goulart Stanley Gray Ralph DeLeo Joseph St. George John Fasano Michael Murgo Michael Cap

Bristol Historical Society Elects New Officers

The Bristol Historical Society elected Canon Daniel K. Davis as president and Miss Helen Horton as vice president at Holmes House. Other officers include Mrs. Hope M. Cote secretary Miss Charlotte A. Young treasurer and Guy Sullivan auditor.

Bristol Historical Society Daniel K. Davis St. Michael’s Church Helen Horton Holmes House Hope M. Cote Charlotte A. Young Guy Sullivan Edward L. Leahy Earl Mathewson Frank L. Martin George Downing Providence Eastern Seaboard John Wall Natalie Herreshoff Clarence Smith Leah B. Young Ann V. Seymour Everett McMillan Elizabeth Church Chase Earl B. Sturdevant Miriam McCaughey Catherine V. Levere Ethel F. Blaisdell Memorial Hall Rogers

Library committee weighs hall move to lower floor

The Free Library committee includes George M. Millard Wallis E Howe and Charles C Liscomb. Howe had suggested moving Memorial Hall from Burnside to the lower library floor after Industrial Trust Co vacates and moves into the bank’s new building.

George M. Millard Wallis E. Howe Charles C. Liscomb Howe Memorial Hall Burnside Building The Industrial Trust Co Bank

Bristol Civic League Elects A Raymond Rego

The Bristol Civic League, meeting Friday at Anthony Raymond Rego’s home, elected A Raymond Rego president and Anthony Marshall vice president. Henry Andrews became executive secretary, Mary Perreira corresponding secretary, and Miss Linda Correia treasurer. The executive committee includes George L. Oliver chairman Fern Rego Wilhelmina Victoria Mary O. Rego and Everett Francis. Joseph Rego offered use of a building for the league.

Bristol Civic League Anthony Raymond Rego Rego Anthony Marshall Henry Andrews Mary Perreira Linda Correia George L. Oliver Fern Rego Wilhelmina Victoria Mary O. Rego Everett Francis Joseph Rego

Local group meets at Bayview Avenue discusses Civic League option

A meeting at 180 Bayview Avenue reviewed joining the Civic League of Rhode Island but deferred action. The next gathering is set for May 25 with a hot dog roast planned for May 27. Committee members for the event include Mary Medeiro, Richard Maynard, Margaret Dober, George Oliver, Henry Andrews and Anthony Marshall.

Bayview Avenue Civic League of Rhode Island Mary Medeiro Richard Maynard Margaret Dober George Oliver Henry Andrews Anthony Marshall

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