Penny Bazaar Contests Attract Local Scouts In Bristol
First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts of America hosts a two night Penny Bazaar at Artillery Armory on State Street this Friday and Saturday. Pie eating and pop drinking contests are open to ages 16 and under with Friday preliminaries and Saturday finals. Prizes are offered, entries accepted at Suzman Store or Friday evening at the bazaar before 7 pm. Bingo and other attractions including horse racing and food stalls accompany the event.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Artillery Armory
State Street
Suzman
Hope Street
George R- Fish
Maynard Suzman
Albert Vasconcellos
Frank Sousa
Joseph Belanger
Daniels Preitas
Joseph Marshall Arthur Conlan
Anthony Balzana
George Morris
Woman Fined Ten Dollars for Driving on Expired License
Mrs Jessie T DeFelice a state hospital employee, was fined 10 and costs in Fifth District Court after pleading guilty to driving with an expired license. She claimed ignorance of the new law and said she believed driving was allowed if accompanied by a licensed operator. A trespass and ejectment default was entered in the case Annie Abhbenande vs Raymond Retanger. Two civil cases, Domingues Rodrigues vs Antone Perry alias and Solomon Nussenfelds Rose Paul, were continued for two weeks. The case George Pevin vs Samuel F Moon alias was postponed for one week.
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Jessie T DeFelice
Fifth District Court
DeFelice
Annie Abhbenande
Raymond
Retanger
Domingues Rodrigues
Antone Perry
Alias
Solomon Nussenfeld
Rose Paul
George Pevin
Samuel F Moon
Judge Lindemuth Presides At Session
Probate Court session presided by Judge Benjamin F Lindemuth disposes of six estates. First session since appointment follows resignation of Judge Edward L Leahy. Dockets include estates of Terra and Frana and actions on guardianship accounts, administrator appointments, and estate valuations.
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Benjamin F Lindemuth
Lindemuth
Edward L. Leahy
Frank M
Terra
Domingues Rodrigues
Gertrude F Peck
Domingos
Atris- Domingo
Victor Martins Franco
Pranesca
Brazil
Antonio Gima
Mass Leah Bo Young
Vincenzo
Quatruopolo
Voto of
Philopella Stanzione
Bureau of the Blind Hosts Prairie Project
Twenty men and women, six blind and fourteen sighted, are certified for work under the Prairie Project run by the Bureau of the Blind. They are transcribing Braille copies of books and compiling a Braille catalogue for the Providence Public Library to aid 500 blind readers in the state.
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Providence Public Library
Perkin
Massachusetts
Perkins
J Farle Clauson
Hibrary
Colt Memorial nine routs Providence Trade 17 to 0
Colt Memorial High School won its third straight game by defeating Providence Trade aggregation 17 to 0 at Neutaconkanut Park Providence. Bud Congdon led with 3 hits in 6 at bats Dan Vargas 3 for 4 Cabral 2 for 4 Massa 2 for 3. Commodore Correia pitched 4 innings allowing 2 hits before leaving with a large lead Catalfano and Camera held the final innings without allowing hits. Colt used 18 players, posted 14 hits, and moved within one game of Warren for the league lead.
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Colt Memorial High School
Providence
Neutaconkanut Park
Colt
Bud Congdon
Dan Vargas
Cabral
Massa
Huston
Commodore Correia
Catalfano
Camera
Warren
Berrieton High
Barrington
North Kingstown North
Santoe
Mimasinn
Marsoh
RiFanza
Petrocello
Correa
Coomera
Moenean Fain
McGinles
Camera Jain
Stelen
Congdon Cordata
Josse Velleca Church
Medeer
Mediet Cabral
Ramos
Abral
Correia
Vmessa
Velleca
Coppola
Catal‘ano
Masoh
Mooradin
Ff McGinley
F Foley
Grittone
Weekly Agricultural Digest: Planting Tips and Mastitis Plan
Practical guidance for setting young trees and shrubs including proper heeling, mulching strawberries, pruning raspberries, sowing clover with oats, soil preparation, and avoiding Mastitis in dairy herds. Also notes a free US Department of Agriculture booklet on Equine Encephalomyelitis.
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US Department of Aerculture
Washington
H W Schoening
Double Wedding Held In Taunton
A double wedding took place Saturday morning at Our Lady of Tourdes Church Taunton Mass daughters of Mrs Marys De Costa married Octave Marshall and John N. L. Seytza both of Taunton. Brides wore white chantilly lace gowns with orange blossom coronets. The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast at the brides' home and a reception at the Italian Social Club Hall in Taunton. After a trip to the New York World's Fair the Marshalls will reside in Bristol and the Sautzas in Taunton with guests from Providence Taunton New Bedford Fall River Connecticut Boston and Bristol in attendance.
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Our Lady of Tourdes
Taunton
Rivera
Pleaneur de Costa
Marys de Costa
Hart St
Octave Marshall
Joseph Marshall
Fox Hill
Bristol
John NL. Séytza
Qelphina Souza
F Souza de Mello Mereand
Jes Marshall
Mire Souza
Irs Sauza
Mere Marshall
Mrs Marshall
Mrs Souza
Cascade Gardens
Lucille Chute
Anna Mae Conte
Thexs
Joseph Perrs
John de Costa
Italan
Clab Hall
Delphina Sousa
de Costa
Souza
Judge Lindemuth Takes Probate Duties in Bristol
Judge Lindemuth succeeds Judge Leahy as Probate Court Judge of Bristol. He will earn 500 dollars annually while Fred Weailliams becomes Town Moderator at 50 dollars per meeting. Leahy resigns after 30 years on probate and 18 years as moderator. council notes appreciation for his service.
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Lindemuth
Edward L. Leahy
Willams
Leahy
Benamin Faindemuth
Bristol
Laindemuth
Fred Weailliams
Edward J. Leahy
John W Church
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Bureau of the Blind
Prairle
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Cordala
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Burns
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RTI State College Extension Service
Mt. Hope Avenue
Bourn Street
Mr. Childs
Mr. Allard
Baby
Bristol County Water Company
Patricia Ellis
Paris
Ellis
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