Rhode Island Night Observed by First Bristol Troop Scouts
The First Bristol Troop held Rhode Island Tercentenary events with dramatizations of Roger Williams and others. Patrols competed in a flag race and a historical Rhode Island quiz while plans for a penny bazaar and investiture ceremony were announced.
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Roger Williams
Misterss
William Gablinski
Rhode Island
Flying Horses
Francis Perry
Gaspee
Flying Eagles
Rocco Proto
Cananicus
United States
Flying Horse
Panthers
Fver
George Robish
Columbia Hall
Henri Arouca
Boy Scout Notes and Troop Reinstatement Plans Across Local Groups
The Woausters group is formed as First Troop Hase wins the outer patmel energy protest label. Troop 3 at St Elizabeth's Church will be reinstated with ceremonies in Columbia Hall tomorrow. The Pugie and Drum Corps rehearse tonight at 6 30. Norman Belanger leads the tenderfoot investiture with George Ro Fish present. Troop 4 plans an "Under The Stars" meeting focused on constellations. May 15 sets the Court of Honor for merit badges.
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Woallamn HooGiabdinshkie
Veadep
Joseph Thelanger
Norman Kempre
Manuel Mello
Toseph Rederugies
Lawrence Andree de
Robert Moren
Harold
Troop 4
Court of Honor
Death of John Richard Congdon Native of Bristol
John Richard Congdon aged 85 died April 11 in South Camden New Jersey. A Bristol native born March 191?1 in Rhode Island he lived here many years before moving to New Jersey. He was a retired employee of the American Pulley Company and a widower who was married twice. He is survived by six children two sons three daughters sixteen grandchildren and a great granddaughter.
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Ward
Camden
John Richard Congdon
Bristol
Ciy
Congdon
Reynolds
Rhode Island
Franklin
Essex
Dorcas
Reynolds) Congdon
New Jersey
Fa Rivers Stairs
Ida Hastie
Germantown
William Ho Congdon
Fbairview South Camden
Robert F
James F
Philadelphia
Alfred Kipner Sr
Brooklyn
Neo Masssydney Wood
Harrys Jo Andrews
Waithamsport
Bowlers Bid Farewell at Cup Defenders League Dinner
The Cup Defenders Bowling Association wraps its 1935-36 season with a turkey dinner at the Academy Hall Wood Street. Louis V. Jackvony will preside as toastmaster before more than 150 guests including Police Chief Anthony J. Ferrara Brig general L H Callan and Dr John R Berniardo.
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Academy ‘Hall
Wood Street
Louis V. Jackvony
Anthony J. Ferrara
L. H. Callan
John R. Berniardo
Bertram W. Wall
C. C. Getchell
G. R. Perroni
Louis Malafronte
Jack Bisbano
Cosmo Marabello
Antonio Cupolo
Martin Mansi
Antonio Marabello
Pasquare
Tira Krome Arruda
Felix Pasquarelli
Joseph Riccio
John Sicignano
Erasmo Mancini
James Salzano
Michael Cappucci
Michael W. Pasquarelli
Maxwell Phenes
Albert Quito
Raymond Bisbano
Stephen Mascena
Virgil Arruda
Mathew Capone
Jerome Cadillo
Rainbow
Enterprise
Marti Mansi
John Principe
Columbia
Reliance
Offerall
Felix Langello
Michael Cappucer
Ludwig Asciola
John Sroipnanoa
Cri Brises
Riccio
Ferasmq
Coming Events at Colt Memorial High School and Bristol area
A calendar of spring and early summer events includes May 7 musical at Colt Memorial High School Auditorium, May 8 three act comedy at First Baptist Church, and multiple fundraisers and performances by local groups. Highlights include Penny Bazaar, Spring Revue, Georgia Revue, and the Colt Memorial High School graduation on June 25 at Guiteras School Auditorium.
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Marjorie Burgess McCann
Colt Memorial High School
Amnicae Guild
First Baptist Church
Flower Committee
First Congregational Church
Paull Block
State
Thames Street
Basket Legal
St Michael Brotherhood
First Bristol Troop
B SA
Artillery Armory
Netopnan Society
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
Georgia Revue
Garteras Auditorium
Bristol Council
Kennett
Farid Moays
Guiteras School
Colt Audrte Raim
Public Works White Elephants Under New Deal Eye
The Pas Bay of Fundy Quoddy Dam and the Florida Ship Canal, started under executive allotments, are dropped by the President as present projects. Costs include 7 million for Quoddy with 5 million spent and 1 million obligated, while Quoddy’s planned tidal power failed to secure viability.
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Pas- Bsamaquoddy
Florida Ship Canal
Congress
Moose Island
Eastport
Maine
United States Army
Dexter P. Cooper Cooper
Ickes
Harry Hopkins
PWA
Roosevelt
Florida
Washington
Forgotten Man Hunter Roosevelts Tax Target Spark
Bernar ro MacFadden in a New York speech accused President Roosevelt of finding the forgotten man and sending a tax collector after him. The remark ties a patron of media to a critique of fiscal policy and enforcement.
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Bernarro Macfadden
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Ransom Cosentino 71 Dies in Bristol Home
Tuigi Cosentino a retired Bristol carpenter died Sunday at 161 Franklin Street. Funeral held at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel with Rev. Joseph Sorzano officiating. Burial in St. Mary’s cemetery. Survived by wife Christine Perrone Cosentino, three daughters Carmella Chirico, Miss Nicoletta Cosentino, and Mrs. Peter Nero. a son Giovanni. 13 grandchildren. Born in Casanuovo Naples Aug 28 1864 he came to the U S in 1905 and worked for New England Store Fixture Co Providence. Medical examiner cited heart trouble.
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Ransom
Our ‘Lady
Mt. Carmel
Tuigi
Cosen’tino
Franklin Street
Joseph Sorzano
St.Mary’s Cemetery
Francisco Pepe
Antonio Perroni
Henry Iasiello
Abert Brunelli
Cosentino
Carmella Chirico
John A. Mellone
Providence
Christine (Perrone) Cosentino
Peter Nero
Nicoletta Cosentino
Bristol
Giovanni
Fourth annual cotton ball planned by Bristol group
The Bristol Portuguese American Women's Civic League plans its fourth annual cotton ball for June 12 at the Bristol Casino. A meeting at the Hotel Belvedere will set details with a social following the group’s regular business session, chaired by Mrs. Joseph Almeida and a committee of local members.
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Bristol
Juliette Cardoza
Marian Coite
Joseph J. Dennis
Joseph Almeida
Julia Costa
Georgianna Brito
Rose M. Sousa
Charles Mello
Valentina Garcia
Mary Mello
Amy Sousa
Mary George
Juliette, Cardoza
Alice Borges
Wilhelmina Silvia
Mary Victoria
Josephine Mello
Elvira Mello
Leonora Perry
Isabelle Bento
Mary Peters
Bristol Bowlers Beat Al Sparks All Stars 1784 Pin Total
Bristol bowling stars defeated Al Sparks's All Stars of Attleboro 4 0 at High Street Alleys on Saturday evening. The Bristol team rolled an impressive total of 1784 pins in the match.
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Bristol
al Sparks
All Stars
Attleboro
High Street
Bristol Boys
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