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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1935

Page

4

Mount Carmel Players stage Hobert The Great in Bristol

The Mount Carmel Players debuted with Howard Reed’s three act comedy Hobert The Great at Guiteras Memorial Junior High School before a full house. Director Joseph F. Pannone led the cast with Anthony Russo from Providence as lead, Rose Ferri as songstress, and Don Santo’s music. Proceeds support Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church fundraising for a new organ.

Mount Carmel Players Bristol Howard Reed Wean’s Melody Limited Louis Stabile Valentino Alessandro Catherine St. Angelo John Marino Anna E. DeAlessio Angelina Aric Emily Carmone Clara DeLeo Mary Mascena Madeline Cortellessa Phoebe Mascena Laura Balzana Josephine Cortellessa Josephine DeRosa Rose Maturi Virgina Santo Mary Soldano Our Lady of Mount Carmel Ralph DeLeo V. Saviano J. Santulli Domenic Pasquarelli Stephen Mascena Joseph Parella Anthony Rollo Candy Angelina Arico Pasquale Camera J. F. Pannone Samuel Bruno Vincent DeLeo Joseph Principe Ruth Ruggieri Anna Carmone Ann E. D'Alessio

Two Weddings Feature Week End Activities

In Bristol two weddings on Saturday morning united Miss Lena Guistiany of 711 Hope Street and Raymond Daly of 29 Livingstone Street Providence at St Marys Church and Miss Rose Serpa to Julio Berges at St Elizabeths Church. The Bristol brides wore Chantilly lace and blue outfits while gardenias and yellow Talisman roses highlighted their bouquets.

Lena of Raymond ‘Daly St. Mary's Nuptial Rose Serpa Julio Berges St. Elizabeth's Churth Daly—Guistiany St Mary's Church Lena Guistiany Peter Guistiany Hope Street Steve Daly Livingston Street Providence Thomas J Gillan Edna Demers Fred St John Deshanatts Tulse Ghisennrive Iggiecer Mn Maid of Horsr New York Berkeley Street Daly Bristol Sen Mclellan Company Bryant & Stratton Business College

Bristol athlete Julio Borges weds Rose Serpa at St Elizabeth's Church

Rev Manuel J Barros officiated the marriage of Rose Serpa and Bristol athlete Julio Borges at St Elizabeth's Church. The bride's sister Mary Quinn served as matron of honor and Teeph Serpa was best man. A breakfast followed at the bride's mother's home, with plans for a New York bridal trip and a home at 175 Franklin Street Bristol. Mr Borges is active in local baseball basketball circles and former Coast Artillery member.

St Elizabeth's Church Manuel J Barros Rose Serpa Joseph Serpa Franklin Street Julio Borges Bristol Mary Quinn Teeph Serpa Frleen Lawrence Mars Catherine Quinn Mpas Quinn New York Berges Manuel Serpa Providence Boston Borges Battery C 243Rd Coast Artillery Olympic Club

Bristol 25 Years Ago Selected Excerpts

Selected excerpts from Phanix Files recalling Bristol events a quarter century ago. A retrospective column highlights 25 year old notes, people, places, and happenings from the era.

Bristol

May 7 1910 High School Minstrels Draw Big Audiences

Two Colt High School minstrel shows for the athletic association drew large crowds in the school auditorium with full seating, especially the evening performance. Rev W R Trotter supervised and wrote the farce, featuring Doctor Fillup and Lizzie Fillup in a slapstick water cure skit.

Colt High School Athletic Association W. R. Trotter Princia Cames Albert O Farle Fillip George R Fish Liz George M Cady Philip C Morris J Ellery Ingraham Jones Basil H Perry Wilfred M Hamil Albert Earle Circle Fred Garvin George P Sisson Henry Barton Norman R Hathaway Ike G Munroe William H Munroe Samuel J. Brelsford, Jr John Congdon John C Collins Harold Rush Daniel Coggeshall Daniel H Morrissex A H Flint, Jr Louis Isaacson Lloyd Clowes Stephen Garrity Medics Suwanee Auer Old Black Joe Eversbod Morris Mi Phuy Fphraimat George R Tish Bill Simmons Tennie Jones MO Cady Perry Dow Walfred Hamill Waillie Woalliston Doctor Farle Sambo R Trotter Lizzie Fillup G R Fish Mr Meencuff M Cady Quite Worried N. Hathaway Master Not Warred HH Barton Hard As Stone

The Good Shepherd Sermon By Bristol Churchman

A Bristol churchman reflects on Jesus as the Good Shepherd, emphasizing Christ’s care for all people and the duty of pastors and bishops to shepherd souls. The divine shepherding is presented as a daily, guiding presence beyond Sunday worship.

St. John Christ Snreech

Champs Entertained After Nut League Title Run

Coconuts, new YMCA Nut League champions, enjoyed a success filled day in Providence. Earl Hobson hosted the party of 11 at Keith's Theatre then the Providence YMCA pool followed by a fried chicken dinner. Guests included John Foxy Marshall referee and Michael Pasquarelli circuit scribe with a lineup of Bernard Quartaro Henry Levy Domenic Pasquareh Natale Biancuzzo George Sousa James St Angelo and Carmine Carratura.

Finis Coconuts YMCA Nut League Earl Hobson Providence Keith's Proidence John ‘Foxy’ Marshall Michael Wo Pasquarelli Michael Ascolr Bernard Quartaro Henry Levy Domenic Pasquareh Natale Biancuzzo George Sousa James St Angelo Carmine Carratura

Rotary Club Bowling League crowns Cyclones champs

The Rotary Club Bowling League wrapped at High Street Alleys with Cyclones taking first place by three of four over New Dealers as Cohorts beat Endeavourers. High single went to Capt Reg Dimond 134 and high 3 string 342 by Arthur Byone. New Dealers set 664 team high string. Prizes awarded to Cyclones, John DesLauriers, and Reg Dimond. Henry Lawson won 5 dollars for lowest string.

Rotary Club High Street Cyclones Reg Dimond Arthur Byone Luke Callan Royal Hotelvedere John DesLauriers

Bristol taxpayer protests relief fund partiality in 1935 letter

Albert Quito of Bristol Rhode Island charges the Bristol Budget Committee report exposes relief program partiality. He cites payments to local and out of town firms, doctors and relief staff, and urges scrutiny of city solicitors and relief administration to ensure aid goes to needy workers under FERA.

Walt Ae Sana Paipe Bristol Senate Ohio Seth Paul Co Wardwell Lumber Co Callan Construction’ Co P. Romano & Sons Warren Staples Coal Co Beons Annuai Guida Councilman oJhn Romano First National F. Bru Ralph Malafronte Sisson Gilroy Méllo’s ‘Market Salvadore Nunes Campanello Bros L. Gambardelta F. Russo Jerino Viera Oohn Andrade M. Cote Mnien L. Rinaldi Victor Formisano Medical RUE Relief Board Duffy de- Wak Melione Meriman Serbst Berrardo A. Fl'd’ Angelo Relief Bureau FERA FERIA

Sisters share a telephone saving daily routine

Two sisters live together one is a secretary the other a semi invalid housekeeper. The secretary adds a telephone to help order supplies and contact her sister and office. The system proves useful for taxi calls train travel and urgent messages earning its keep for both. Contact New England Telephone and Telegraph Company.

New England Telephone and Telegraph Company

Portuguese Fall River Clash Friday in Bristol Common

The Portuguese AA travels to face Fall River AC on Friday in the first independent twilight game of the season at Bristol common. Manager Rebello aims to rebound from a Sunday setback in East Providence against Warwick Downs, with a lineup featuring former college and minor league stars including Urban, Crateau, Demoe, Cote, Harrington, Brooks, Anderson, Paizzer, and Sousa expected to start on the mound with Correira in reserve.

Fall River AC Bristol Rebello Warwick Downs East Providence Spindle City Nine Joe Urban Dartmouth College Crateau New Bedford Tony Demoe Old Bristol Roy Cote Boston College Harrington Fall River Brooks Anderson Paizzer Frankie Sousa Hut” Correira

Community event lineup shows church and club activities

A schedule of May and June events includes parish receptions at St Michael's Church First Baptist World Wide Guilds and Congregational groups plus a Flower Committee rummage sale at First Congregational Church a bridge games night and a Beta Sigma Society whist at Trinity Parish House a chicken salad supper and a Junior Prom at Colt High School ending with the Bristol Portuguese-American Women's Civic League Cotton Ball at the Bristol Casino.

State Street First Congregational Church Beta Sigma Society Trinity Parish House Auspices Congregational Club EAE First Baptist Church The World Wide Guild Bristol

Bristol post office mail schedule details

Mail dispatch times are listed as 7:15 9:45 5:40 and 7:19 P M with 7:15 P M omitted Saturdays. Sunday and holiday times include 4:50 P M and 5:40 P M with January 1 and February 22 only. Mail received times are 6:20 7:10 2:05 5:05 and 6:55 P M with 6:55 P M train omitted Saturdays. 8:05 A M times apply January 1 and February 22 only.

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St Mary’s Church St Elizabeth’s Serpa Dorchester Mutual Dessets L. Watson Co., Inc Weyhouser Street Providencs, BR Colt High School Minstrels G. M. Wilbur Constitution ST. Bristol E. W. Weaver & Son Taleghews Coa Sport-Lites Actaria Endeavourers H Lawson E. Inngraham S Hatl H Newman A. Edmonds Ci Otten Frank Sylvia J. DeRocha A. Parshley Dudley Holden Luke H Callan Floyd Huestis H Church Albert Quito Prospect Stret R. I Olympic Industrial Corp A.C Park Ave N. Y.C Bristol Phoenix Bradford Street TEL Ty Y St.Michael’s Church World Wide Guild of the Guiteras House Men’s Union Congregational Church Post Office Arcturus National Union Warner Radio Service ORSMA Colonial Wharf Colonial Line Co- Buffington Bristol District Nursing Association Soe Yavka Carlson
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