Kearney Posts Plan Visits and Aide Events
Kearney Post and its Auxiliary held Friday night meetings. A relief committee was named with Edmonds Mas bebla Silva Gablinske and Miss Ruth Graham. They will visit Stark Parker Post 21 East Providence on May 24 to view spittoons. The group will also attend a May 1 bazaar at East Greenwich Post 15. A White Cross fund drive was urged to meet Bristol's $150 quota. The Auxiliary voted to hold a rummage sale May 12 on Hope Street and to sell candy during Princess Bonnie at the Pastime Theatre May 15 and 16. A May basket party followed the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kéarney
American_Legion
Gand Army
Joseph M. Edmonds
Dominick Mas Bebla
Frank B.« Silva
William ‘Gablinske
Ruth Graham
Stark-Parker Post
East Providence
Rhode Island
Wall
White Cross Fund
Bristol
American Railway Express
Hope Street
Arthur W. Barrett
Elizabeth Carr
Margaret Pierce
Mary Peters
Margaret Dwyer
Sarah Kearney
Frank Paull
Harriet Pardey
Princess Bonnie
Fred M. Straight
Fifth District Court Hears Bristol Disturbance Case
Joseph Vento and Louis Vieira faced Judge Frank H Hammill after a midnight fight on State street. Vieira was fined $20 plus costs for assault while Vento's case was continued for one week. An automatic pistol lay near the scene with one chamber empty and ownership undetermined. Vieira claimed intoxication and testified about meeting Vento in Bristol after a band concert. The two admitted drunkenness. Vieira blamed liquor from an Italian barroom on Bradford street. Additional cases included Rebecca Baron v Samuel Osossky guilty, Mary Santos v Vincenzo Santos continued, Mary C Sousa v Louis Sousa discontinued with costs, and Max Makowsky v Antonio Listra defaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vento
Catherine
Prospect Street
Louis Vieira
Ives Street
Providence
Frank H.hammill
Fifth District Court
Vento
Ignacio Basbgno
State Street
Barton's
Leahy
Demars
Cashin
Vieira
Hamill
Bristol
John McMahon
Hammill
Bradford Street
James F. Lavander
Rebecca Baron
Samuel Osossky
Mary Santos
Vincenzo Santos
Mary C
Bristol Special Town Meeting approves Guiteras school fund plan
Bristol voters authorize a bi annual three member committee to invest the Ramon Guiteras gift fund for a new school building site and ongoing maintenance. They accept Miss Gertrude Guiteras release, name a building committee, and pay Clarke & Howe for architectural services.
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Ramon Guiteras
Bristol
Rhode Island
Gertrude FE *Guiteras
Ramon Guniteras
Williams
Miss Guiteras
Guiteras School Committee
Gertrude F. Guiteras
Gertrude E. Guiteras
Guiteras
Balantee
Lavander
Guieras
A L Johnston
East Burial Ground
James J. Walsh
Elizabeth
Wardwell Guneral
Catholic High School Drive Meeting Highlights Fundraiser
Judge A A Capotosto and Thomas F Cooney led a Sunday drive meeting at Pastime Theatre to raise funds for a proposed 1,000,000 Catholic high schools in the state. Peter J Lannon opened the event. Rev Thomas J Gillan welcomed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Capotosto
Thomas F. Cooney
Providence
Peter J. Lannon
Thomas J. Gillan
St. Mary's Church
Edward L. Leahy
James J Walsh
Nora , Dwyer
M. Theresa Sullivan
Charles McCanna
Francis J. Doyle
Edward J. Colgan
St. Mary’s Church
Warren
Real Estate Transfers Involves Multiple Parcel Grantees
Gabriele Saviano conveys land and buildings on the Wilson Homestead plat to Antonio Pirri and wife. Antonio J. Borges and wife transfer on the William A. Doran plat to Antonio Costa and wife. Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company as trustee to Harold DeWolf and wife, house and lot at the northeast corner of High and Union streets.
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Gabriele Saviano
Antonio Pirri
Wilson Homestead
Antonio J. Borges
Antonio Costa
William A. Doran
Doran Avenue
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
John B. Herreshoff
Harold DeWolf
High
Union Streets
Basketball Player Chow Coggeshall Injured at Rubber Co Factory
Chow Coggeshall, a noted basketball figure, sustained a calf injury yesterday after a fall at the National India Rubber Company factory. He navigated on crutches as the incident strained ligaments in his left leg.
Probate Court approves guardianship in Steere estate
Probate Court Judge Edward L. Leahy presided yesterday morning as petitions for guardianship in the Estate of Jesse Steere were allowed with Bond set at 2000 dollars and American Surety Company as surety. appraiser named Henry L. Sweeney. Estate of Jared B. Sparkspeti (text truncated) pending further action.
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Arthur E. Sparks
Royal Indemnity Company
Horatio P. Howard
Mary
A. Bullock
Hannah A. Coggeshall
Henry Dreyer O’wolf
Meta Williston
Clinton T. Sherman
Annie W. Fitch
Mabel L. Gardner
Shere
Edward Steekes
Ann Piet Wardwell
Lane
Eliza Bilington
Tayetory
William E. Thompsons
Tsabella Pearse
Mabel Russell Wood
Anni
Marion Munro
Eliza H. Fitch
Edward L. Leahy
Probate
Jesse Steere
Susan M. Sheple
American Surety Company
Henry L. Sweeney
Jared B. Sparks
Peti
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Reese
Alt Roe & Ty
Hope Sty
Beachmount Manor
Narragashsett Bay
Beachmount Land Co., Inc
R. I
Ctuto Dalal
D. DeCristofaro Co
Star Theatre
Peer Roy
THE
Waldron CO
Red Cross
Mercantile Division
Bristol Chamber OF Commerce
F. M. Dimord—Dry Goods
Max Makowsky
Clothing
E. D. Kuns—Jeweler
A. A. Edmonnds—Real Estate
Henry Dio
W. M. Connery—Clothier
A. L. Johnston—Hardware
A. B. Market—Jeweler
Geo. T. Sisson—Grocer
Sherman’s Pharmacy—Druge Taylor’s Quality Shoe Store
James F. Duffy—Soda Medeires & Bernard—Grocers Industrial Trust Co—Bank
Chas. Sartigi—Shoes
Men’s Outfitters
Waldron Co.—Plumbers
Reed House Farnishtine Co
H. M
Pers Cals
W. H. Bueffiington—Pharmacist
Newman Bros.—Grocers
Chas. Falugo
Wm. H. Bell—Furnniture
Shoeman
Wall—Insurance
Amuel MeeCaw—Grocer
John Tthe
John J. Franele—Groceries Staples Coal Co—Coach
Wardwell Lumber Co—Lumber
John Sousa
Groceries
Gem Tee Cream
Parker Matte
Troiane—Grocer
A. Eisenstadt
Dry Goods
Sodial & Guists—Bakers
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Hope St
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Finnan Haddie
Easton’s
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Neib
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