Three Bristol Weddings Mark Saturday Ceremonies
Three Bristol area couples were married Saturday across Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in this town Barrington Holy Angels Church and in Fall River. Travers Biancuzzo and Manuel Travers married at Mt. Carmel with Miss Mary Biancuzzo and Joseph Pinheiro as attendants. Ann De Caporale wed Paul Bruno at Barrington Holy Angels with Rose De Caporale as maid of honor. Bruno, a former Colt athlete, works for United States Rubber and the couple plans a home on Bradford Street.
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Bristol
Barrington
Fall River
Travers Biancuzzo
Mary Biancuzzo
John Biancuzzo
Wood Street
Manuel Travers
John Travers
Roma Street
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Joseph Sorzano
Josephine deRosa
Joseph Pinheiro
Miss deRosa
Woodstreet
Bruno de Caporale
Ann de Caporale
Paul de Caporale
Anoka Avenue
Paul Bruno
Joseph Bruno
Bradford Street
Holy Angels Church
Francisco Bruno
Jerome Tamburro
Mary Primiano
Rose de Caporale
Bruno
Colt
Unted States Rubber Company
Ruggiero Cashman Rietmary Wed in Immaculate Conception
Ruggiero Cashman Rietmary and Frank Ruggiero married at Immaculate Conception Church in Fall River Mass Rev John McNamara officiated. The bride wore a slipper satin gown with lace and carried gardenias and orchids. Guests came from Bristol Cambridge Mass New Haven Conn Newport and Newark. The couple will reside at 459 Snell Street, Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cashman
Fall River
Teresa Ruggiero
Leola Gray
O'Neil Road
Somerset
Vass
Anthony Ruggiero
Mrs Cashman
Francesco Ruggi
Bristol
Cambridge
Mass
New Haven
Conn
Newport
Newark
Providence
New York
Snell Street
William Cashin Named Legion Delegate for Little Rhody Boys State
William Cashin son of Police Sergeant William T. Cashin has been chosen by Kearney Post American Legion as their representative to Little Rhody Boys State at Rhode Island State College this summer. Delegates and alternates to the department convention in Woonsocket June 29 to July 1 were selected, with posts naming Commanders Albert R Edmonds Charles E Burns Samuel J Smith Domenic Mascola Joseph F Bruno as delegates and Joseph W Enos George R Fish James W Salisbury Walter A Colins Walter E Briggs as alternates. Delegates at large include Brig Gen L Callan Senator Bertram W Wall and Francis P Cuoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cashin
William T. Cashin
Kearney Post
American Legion
Rhode Island State College
Cashin
Legion Auxiliary
Department
Woonsocket
Albert R Edmonds
Charles E. Burns
Samuel J. Smith
Domenic Mascola
Joseph F Bruno
Joseph W. Enos
George R. Fish
James W. Salisbury
Walter A. Colins
Walter E. Briggs
Post Department
L . Callan
Bertram W Wall
Francis P Cuoma
Donation to Bristol County Safety Council Reported
The Post notes a donation to the Bristol County Safety Council and outlines upcoming renovations to the group’s Frank en Street home to be inspected by Chairman Albert A Edmonds and the Housing Committee Sunday.
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Bristol County Safety Council
The
Post
Franken Street
Albert A Edmonds
Housing Committee
Fidac unit to initiate members at Legion Home event
The Fidac unit plans a June 2 initiation at the renovated Legion Home with District President Mrs Alice Dubuc officiating. Past President Mrs Anne V Seymour will lead delegates to the State Convention in Woonsocket, while alternates include Mrs Minnie Cash and others. The unit will also hold a May 26 27 pep sale and a rummage sale with Mrs Carr coordinating and Miss Marcia Gifford speaking about Girls State experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dubuc
Legion
Anne V Seymour
Woonsocket
Annette Vona
Elizabeth Carr
Josephine Garvin
Minnie Cash
Mildred Dunbar
Nera Remeres
Annie Gablinske
Agar
Carr
Remieres
Vona
Mary Peters
Mary Cuomo
Marcia Gifford
State House
Funeral Rites Of Joseph Russo Held
The funeral of Joseph Russo a prominent Italo American in Bristol was held from his home on Congregational street with a 9 o clock mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. The bearers were members of Princess Fiona Lodge Sons of Italy. Surviving are his wife Anna Granote Russo a son Jerry and six daughters Concetta Josephine Mary Sadie Rase and Carmella all of Bristol plus three sisters Assunta Pansa Ursalina Severa and Rose Russo.
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Joseph Russo
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Kev Anthony Barnotti
Joseph Sorzano
Domenico Della Rolla
Our Lady of Loretta Church
East Providence
Fr Sorzano
St Mary's Cemetery
Princess Fiona
U. S Rubber Company
Limes
Anna (Granote
Isso
Jerry
Concetta Myers
Josephine
Mary
Sadie
Rase
Carmella Russo
Bristol
Assunta
speeding case ends in $15 fine in Fifth District Court
Sylvia whee Chiat pleaded guilty to a speeding charge in Fifth District Court yester day morning and was fined $15 and costs by Judge William T. O'Donnell. Police Chief Anthony J. Ferrara said a police officer observed her driving 45 miles per hour on Thames street May 1. The civil cases Gaetano Cirillo vs Arthur Magill et al and Adeline Balzano vs Gabriel Accardi were continued. George Pivin vs Samuel S. Moon was continued two weeks.
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Ae Fy Whee
Durfee High Defeats Colt Memorial In Tennis
Durfee High of Fall River won three of five matches against Colt Memorial at Excelsior Tennis Club. Pearse Mathewson won the only singles for Bristol 6-4 6-2 over Jo Bellenort. Partington and Murray beat Humchney and Kneer 10-12 6-2 6-1 for Bristol's lone doubles win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durfee High
Fall River
Colt* High
Excelsior
Pearse Mathewson
Bristol
Jo Bellenort
Mathewson
John Partington
George Murray
Humchney
Kneer
Durfee
Coming Events a Bristol Vignettes and Dances
May 12 Friday events include the Annual bridge Bristol Colt Andrews Alumni Association and a rummage sale for the Flower Committee Congregational Church. May 19 Friday features a dinner dance at Bristol Casino benefiting Bristol County Lions Light Conservation Fund. A future charity dinner dance by Trahian Socialites Women’s Club is planned at the Bristol Casino in June.
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Bridge Bristol Colt Andrews Alumni Association
Congregational Church
Bristol Casino
Bristol County Lions Club
Light Conservation Fund
Trahian Socialites
Women's Club
Altar Society hosts Mothers Day observance at Mt Carmel Church
At Our Lady of Mt Carm el Church parish hall the Altar Society held a Mothers Day program featuring Miss Margherita Russo speaker from Rogers High School and a surprise minstrel. Members Mrs Julia Velleca and Mrs Josephine Bisbano and several Misses participated. a hobby show and door prize entertainment complemented refreshments by the arrangements committee.
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Altar Society
Eta
Margherita Russo
Rogers High School
Newport
Altar Society of Our Lady of
Madeline Cortellessa
Mary Santo
Mary Turcarolo
Virginia Salzano
Sylvia Pagnano
Ralphelina DeRosa
Genevieve Pagnano
Rose Formisano
Josephine Bruno
Helen Romano
Theresa Ruggiero
Louise Ruggiero
Joseph Cortellessa
Lena Perroni
Emily Bernardo
Frances Principe
Mary Carmone
Nancy Turcarolo
Rose Campanello
Etta Pirri
Marion Chionchio
Genevieve Malafronte
Anna Santulli
Reba Lodge Plans Entertaining Past Grands Committee Named
Reba Lodge to entertain the Past Noble Grands Association No 3 in June as members of Reba Rebekah Lodge I O O F finalize arrangements. A separate United Brothers Lodge supper committee is set with Mrs Gladding Metta Williston and Mrs Alder named to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Association
Reba Rebekah Lodge
United Brothers Lodge
William P. Gladding
Metta Williston
Ernest Alder
United Brothers
Gladding
Walter Talbot
William Remieres
Scout World’s Fair Camp Opens to Qualified Boy Scouts
Dr James E West announces a World’s Fair camp near the Federal Building for about 150 Scouts and leaders weekly from April 30 to October 31. The two acre site will host four Troops with tents, a ceremonial area, displays of handicraft, and service projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
James E. West
National Council
Bo Scouts of America
Fair Grounds
World's Fair Corporation
Ie National Council
United States
Sumpter Elected President of Bristol County Betterment Group
W Vincent Suppter of Warren was elected president of the Bristol County Betterment Group at its annual meeting in Hotel Warren. He succeeds Robert L. Kelly of Barrington. Franklin A. Adams of Barrington is vice president and Charles Otten Jr. of this town is secretary-treasurer. Executive board includes Gen. L. H. Callan Gordon Pomroy and Henry Sessions. A county Clean Up Week was proposed with a two from each town. A turkey supper and motion pictures followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Vincent Suppter
Warren
Bristol County Betterment Group
Hotel Warren
Robert L. Kelly
Barrington
Franklin A. Adams
Charles Otten Jr
R. S. Bosworth
Gen. L. H. Callan
Gordon Pomroy
Henry Sessions
Gen
L. H. Callan
W. Fred Williams
Bristol
Angus Anderson
Manuel P daRosa
George August
Chevrolet Motor Co
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Woney
Cuomo
Kearney
Amercan Legion Auxiliary
State Department
Colt Memorial
Paul Hinchney
Russell Kneer
Harry Bullock
Pachér
Tabrinsky
Bullack
Reba Lodge
Boy Scouts
Noddon
BOY Scout Camp
Sumpter
Jack and Harry '’S
Sansone Funeral Home
State Street
Sohn
Angers
Wood St. Tel. Conn
Ulysse Forget
B. L
Balep
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Tel
Boston
E L. Watson Coo., Inc
Weybosset
G. M. Wilbur
Main St
Warren Fel
Constitution St
E. W. Weaver & Son
High Street
Henry R. Bullock
Warren, R. I
Bristol District Nursing Association
Hope Street
Graham
Hope St
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