Educator Edward Rinaldi Publishes Play in Grade Teacher
Edward J. Rinaldi assistant principal of Guiteras Junior High School has a play The Rise of Marius published this month in Grade Teacher an educational monthly. He specializes in ancient history and has written several plays and a forthcoming series of children s stories. Rinaldi is a Bristol graduate with nineteen years teaching here and holds a bachelor s from Providence College with graduate work at Harvard.
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Edward J. Rinaldi
Guiteras
Marius
Rinaldi
Bristol
Colt Beats Warren 2-1-1 in Home Opener at Guiteras Field
Colt pitchers shut down Warren after a rough three games as Joseph Malloy limited the Indians to one hit. Herman Grbert scored on a delayed double steal with Ant De Meo in the sixth to give Colt a 2-1 lead, tying Warren with De LaSalle for league position.
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Colt
Joseph “Boy” Malloy
Warren
De‘Lasalle
Herman Grabert
Ant de Meo
Indians
Guiteras Field
Cranston Couple Wed In Providence Church Ceremony
Adeline Dyer and Carleton Darling were married at Church of Messiah in Providence in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev. Elbridge Welch. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Dyer Jr. of Cranston, wore white satin with lace and carried white roses, while attendants included maid of honor Barbara Stenmark and bridesmaids Barbara and Avis Dorr. The groom is the son of Mrs. Joseph Darling and the late Mr. Darling. he served as a Navy veteran. The couple plan a wedding trip to Montreal and will reside on Eliff Drive.
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Barbara Stenmark
Barbara
Avis Dorr
Joseph Darlin
Frederick Beberback
Edward San Martino
Carleton Ermina
Montreal
Eliff
Cranston High School
Weddings Tie Gowns and Towns in Newport and Warren
Miss Joséphine Celone of 584 Wood Street Newport wed Stephen Joseph Gancz of 1 Summer Street Newport in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with organist and violinist, reception at Bristol Yacht Club, and a wedding trip to New York City. The couple will reside at 656 South Main Street Warren. Also, Miss Flora C. Fusco and Miss Mary Lamarca attended as honor maids in Newport and Warren nuptials. The Silva and Lamarca families hosted ceremonies with receptions and subsequent trips to Niagara Falls and New York.
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Celone
Joséphine“Lanzire Celone
Paul Celone
Wood Street
Stephen Joseph Ganecz
Stephen Gancz
Summer
Newport
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Emile Donanzan
Dora Jannuccillo
Anthony J. Nunes
Charles Panzarella
Samuel J. Celone
Flora C. Fusco
James A. Celone
Miss Celone
Bristol Yacht Club
New York City
South Main Street
Warren
In Loving Memory of Father Charles H West
In loving memory of my Father Charles H West who died May 1 1938 Eleven years have passed since you have gone to your eternal rest We wanted you to stay with us but God knew the best Father dear you left us here Some day we'll meet up there and then in gladness clasp our hands Dear Father how I think of you Thoughts return to scenes long past Years roll on but memories last Daughter Mary West Tillman
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Charles H West
Father
Mary West Tillman
Williams Paine 50th Anniversary Observed at Bristol Home
Mr and Mrs William P Paine of 84 Burton Street celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at home. Married in New London Conn April 30 1899 they moved to Bristol where Paine worked as a sail maker on the Columbia during defenses of the cup. He spent 38 years with Herreshoff Company then started his own business. Their son Milton works at the Post Office and helps.
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William P. Paine
Burton Street
New London
Conn
Bristol
Mr. Paine
Herreshoff Company
Milton
Post Office
Payne
Tenth Annual Gym Show by Students Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening at 7:45 the tenth annual Colt Memorial High School Gymnasium exhibition will be held in Andrews Gym. Principal John L. Burke announced. Instructors Gladys M Brightman and Attilio A Panisa present a program of gym activities studied by pupils, including apparatus exercises by girls, pyramids, square dancing, tumbling, boxing, relays, and tableaux by girls and boys.
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Colt Memorial High School
Andrews Gym
John L. Burke
Gladys M. Brightman
Attilio A Panisa
House Passes Bond Bill and Town Meeting Date Change
The House approved a substitute 750000 sewer bond for Bristol after committee changes and sent it to the Senate. It also passed a bill to shift the annual financial town meeting date from March to the fourth Monday in April, effective next year with funds for a five month period Feb 1 to cover the new fiscal year dates July 1 to June 30.
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House
Bristol
Senate
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