Kearney Post plans Memorial Day guest and events
At the regular meeting Comrade Pardon T. Kenney a Civil War veteran from Bristol and the only living one of that war was invited as guest for Memorial Day. A three member committee will arrange homecoming for Comrade Harold J. June and confer with the Town Council on Harold I June Day. The post will attend Babbitt Post memorial services May 25 and an athletic committee will form a Junior League Baseball Team. about 15 members will attend a reception and banquet at Viking Hotel Newport.
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Kearney
Pardon T. Kenney
Kenney
Bristol
Harold J. June
Harold I
Babbitt Post
Colonial Hotel
State Street
Charles E. Callery
Post
Viking Hotel
Newport
QO. L. Bodenhammer
James T. Pierce
First Baptist Church Notes and May Events
The Mite Society meets this afternoon with Mrs James Stoughton on Ferry Road. Next Monday May 12 a mothers and daughters banquet is planned at the church. The World Wide Guild dresses dolls for a children's hospital in western China. The Men's Union Brotherhood holds a union service on the last Sunday in May, after which evening services are suspended until fall when a pastor is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society of the
First Baptist Church
James Stoughton
Ferry Road
World Wide Guild
China
Men's Union Brotherhood
Reynolds School Friday Exercises Highlight Grade 5A Program
At John Post Reynolds School Friday afternoon Grade 5A pupils led a program with Salute to Flags and Star Spangled Banner, school songs and recitations. Students include Belmira Garrafa Matthew Castnotta Annie Ricard and many others. The program featured songs Rhode Island America and a May Pole Dance amid student performances and group readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mendes Long
Rhode Island
Audrey Newman
Our Mothers
Liborie Panzarella
Clara Perrs
Jerry Luca
Barbara Daigneault
Carlo Ventura
Mary Furtado
Frank Fantasia
Echo
Charles Hartle
Mary Morasco
Francis Luther
Mary Mazza Amniello Parisi
Therea Marino
Michael Turillo
Janette McCaw
Clara Perry
Catherine Mendes
Annie Ricardi
Louise Freitas
Filamena Pasqua
Delfina Tavares
Filomena Leone
Madeline Proto
Antonetta Campanella
America
Probate Court actions on Proto and Proto estates
Judge Edward L. Leahy presided yesterday's Probate Court session disposing matters for two estates, Louis Proto and Pasquale Proto. A petition to appoint Philip Sansone as guardian was granted with a $400 bond. Appraisal by Roger Crefict and Gennaro DeFelice noted. The final account of executrix in the Miar estate by E Downey was allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Leahy
Louis Proto
Pasquale Proto
Philip Sansone
Roger Crefict
Gennaro DeFelice
Miar
E. Downey
Erercutrix
Playground Supervisor Elected by City Board of Recreation
Deputy Scout Commissioner George Rowland Fish was elected Supervisor of Playgroundgy at a Board of Recreation meeting. Other announced candidates included Edward J. Rinaldi and James T. Pierce. Twenty two candidates vied for assistant supervisors with several named for each playground and instructors reappointed. Bertram W. Wall became president and treasurer of the committee alongside other board members James Holmes Stephen W Hopkins Mrs J H Tuplin and Philip C Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rowland Fish
Board of Recreation
Edward J. Rinaldi
Guiteras Memorial High School
James T. Pierce
Bristol Common
M. Theresa Sullivan
Richard A. Mott
Callan
Elizabeth G. Dwyer
Anthony J. Bruno
Bath House
Richmond
Marriage Intentions for Paradis and De mers in Town
Robert Leon Paradis and Lillian Mabel Jennie De mers both of this town filed marriage intentions at 227 Thames Street noting their shared residence.
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Robert Leon Paradis
Thames Street
Lillian Mabel Jennie Demers
Learning driver Palumbo injured in Metacom Ave crash
Anna Palumbo 20 of 5 Coggeshall Avenue sustained possible pelvic fracture after her pupil driver car struck a tele phone pole on Metacom Avenue near Butterworth Avenue. She was treated at home and by Drs. Conway Giura Bernardo, with Francis Catalfamo as the instructor. Other Warren auto crashes injure Miss Martha Cote and others.
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Coggeshall ‘Avenue
Metacom Ave
Metacom Avenue
Butterworth Avenue
Camp Slocum
Anna Palumbo
Peter Gilroy
John J. Conway
Arcadio Giura
Warren
Coggeshall Avenue
John R. Bernardo
Francis Catalfamo
Martha Cote
Miss Cote
Noe Contors
Main Street
Fractured Leg Suffered by 15-Year-Old Girl
Anna Gioceni aged 15 of 32 Mt Hope Avenue sustained a fracture of her left leg after being struck by a truck driven by John Raposa of 108 Bay View Avenue on Bradford Street opposite the Pastime Theatre. She was taken to Rhode Island Hospital after Dr John Lake provided first aid. Police report states she darted into the street between parked cars.
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Anna Gioceni
Mt. Hope Avenue
John Raposa
Bay View Avenue
Bradford Street
Pastime Theatre
Rockwell House
District Nursing Association
John Lake
Rhode Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. A. Edmonds CO
Hope Street
R. I
Atignal- Association Tysurance Agents
National Association
Bristol Phenix Publishing Co
Baptist Church
Francey
Probate
Topling
Thames Stree
Ig A'Sea
Deus Aes AY. Og
Swee
Ional
Victrola
Victor
Capone’s Music Store
Wood ST
Tel
Manuel Goulart
John Henry
Usher Street
Wood Street
Shaw Lane
Gilbert Oliver
Ryan Avenue
Thomas Darby
Shepard Brothers
Esther 1
High Street
Mariano D. Montz
di Moniz
Lawrence Principe
E Street
High
Constitution Streets
Antonio F. D’angelo
Principe
Frank Bettencourt
Fifth District
Reginald Dimond
Industrial Trust Building
Providence
Jersey
Ferrycliffe Farm
Halsey Dewolf
E. A. Skinner
Hope St
R. 1
Rews
Ana Arene
Waldron Company
Pacheco-Caizzi
Rex Fr
Joseph Poja
Anthony Manuel Pacheco
Florence Emma Caizzi
Burke
Malden
Mass
Mary (Peters) Burke
Richard Burke
Meiggs
Sarah J. B. Meiggs
John R. Meiggs
oSaw
S. S. Pierce
Mission Dry
Libby
Turner
Keebler
Hormel
Hamburg
Fornix
Prc
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