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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1947

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Silver Creek House eyed as Bristol Historical Museum

Rev. DeWolf Perry proposes using the Silver Creek homestead as Bristol's historical museum with long time trust to manage the site. The plan envisions the house becoming a permanent depository for Bristol history while Perry retains title as a trustee.

Silver Creek Bristol Historical Museum Bristol Herbert B. Burnham, Jr The Bristol Historical Society DeWolf Perry James DeWolf Perry Perry Burnham Historical Society Bosworth Bourn

Ecce Homo Feast At St Elizabeths Church

The Ecce Homo feast at St Elizabeths Church sponsored by the Portuguese Colonial Santo Christo Club will be observed with a high Mass at 11 AM Sunday. Rev Henrique R Rocha will celebrate, assisted by Rev Luiz A Pacheco as deacon and Rev Joseph Gomes of Newport as sub deacon. A 3 PM sermon by Father Pacheco precedes a procession featuring the Christ statue with crown of thorns, with parish members and visiting clergy. Benediction will follow the procession. The Portuguese Independent Band and the Bay State Band of New Bedford will join in the procession and in concerts. Irene Hardie of the town is soloist. Manuel Rapoza chairs the organizing committee with Joseph F Simas as secretary and Daniel M Vargas as treasurer. Additional committee members include Antone C Mello Manuel Mello Ernest Prenda and Joseph Cardoza.

St. Elizabeth's Pacheco Christ Manuel Rego Newport Joseph Mendes Warren Father Pacheco Father Gomes New Bedford Irene Hardie Manuel Rapoza Joseph F. Simas Daniel M. Vargas Antone C. Mello Manuel Mello Ernest Prenda Joseph Cardoza

Pythians To Attend Grand Lodge Day Tuesday

Burnside Lodge No 34 Knights of Pythias held its weekly meeting at the GAR hall. The second rank was conferred on a new member led by Charles Luther Jr. Plans for Grand Lodge Day at Narragansett Hotel Providence were discussed. A reception and dinner will follow. Supreme Lodge members are expected. Gordon Brown is retiring Grand Chancellor of Rhode Island.

Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias Gar Hall Charles Luther Jr Grand Lodge Narragansett Hotel Providence Supreme Lodge K. of P G.C. Gordon Brown The Domain of Rhode Island

Ca-Vel Ball Returns by Collins & Axzleman Girls Club

The Ca-Vel Ball resumes after wartime interruption on May 24 at Hotel War ren Warren. Invited guests include Resident Manager and Mrs Joseph H Farrell Assistant Resident Manager and Mrs Albert Johnson Mr and Mrs William G Bradsher and Mr and Mrs Albert T Fusonie. Miss Margaret Morris chairs the planning with aides Irene Sousa and others.

Collins & Axzleman Girls Club Warren, Warren Joseph H. Farrell Albert Johnson William G Bradsher Albert T. Fusonie Margaret Morris Irene Sousa Clifford Belmore Alice Walsh Patrick McKenna Jean Tetrault Marjorie McCann James Garvin Anne Borges

Eagles Prepare For State Convention In This Town

Bristol Aerie F.O.E. completes state convention plans for May 17 18 with banquet at Lobster Clan hosted by Anthony J Nunes toastmaster. Notables include Governor John O Pastore and state officials. Bristol Aerie to elect officers Monday evening Manuel E Lewis president and Manuel I Biancuzzo vice president.

Eagles Bristol Aerie F.O.E Martin Biancuzzo John O. Pastore Daniel G. Coggeshall Gladys M. Brightman Henry Alfred Gilbert C. Hoover Raymond P. McElroy Francis O. Quinn John Dalton Anthony J Nunes Hotel Colonial Anthony J. Nunes George Dion Manuel Perry Manuel Lewis John Simmons Louis Matrone Henry W. Pacheco Leo J. Pelland Frank Abate Norman Bernard Manuel E. Lewis Martin I. Biancuzzo Arthur J. Belmore Arcenio Ferreira Joseph Qualey Albert Brunelli

D of I To Hold Communion Breakfast on Mothers Day

The Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella will attend 8 o'clock Mass at St Marys Church then hold a Communion Breakfast in the Knights of Columbus Hall. A second breakfast for children at the 9 o'clock Mass follows in the K of C home. Committee members include Mrs Bridget Lewis Miss Margaret Callan Mrs Marie Vermette and Mrs Nora Toplin. The group voted to contribute 10 to Catholic Charity Appeal and 2 to Cancer Drive.

Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella St. Mary’s Church Knights of Columbus K. of C Bridget Lewis Margaret Callan Marie Vermette Nora Toplin Catholic Charity Appeal

Plans for Recruiting New Civilian Naval Reserve

A Bristol Warren effort titled Operations Naval Reserve met in Burnside Memorial Building to recruit 100 Bristol and 50 Warren men. Rear Admiral Hoover chaired as Lt. Cmdr. Tuttle spoke. stations will open at the Bristol YMCA and Warren Fifth District Court May 18 to 26 with sessions daily.

Warren and Bristol Hoover Naval Reserve Navy Burnside Memorial Warren Gilbert C. Hoover USN Joint Committee For Two Towns Herbert E. Tuttle, Jr Frederick J. Coyle Jr John P. Child Herman H. Landgraf William I. Baker Jr Sidney Jagolinzer Arthur J. Belmore Earl A. Cabrol Edward Burns Virgil Arruda YMCA Fifth District Court Reserve Comdr Tuttle V-6

Zoning Board Adopts Standard Forms and Refuses Auto Shop Petition

The Zoning Board of Review announced plans to print three standard forms for petitions and appeals. It unanimously refused Manuel Tavares’ request to erect an auto repair shop on Central Street, while Antonio Borges and wife had an exception for bottling works approved. Elmer Angell was re elected chairman and Frederick Goff secretary.

Zoning Board of Review Manuel Tavares Central Street Tavares Manuel Rapoza Henry Coughlan Broad Street Warren Arthur J. Conlan Metacom Avenue Edward Coughlan Eva Alexandre Oliver Street Antonio R. Borges Thompson Avenue Otis M. Bailey Frank Campo High Street Charles Street Elmer E. Angell Frederick T. Goff

Bristol Council Endorses Catholic Charities Appeal 1947

The Bristol Town Council approved a resolution endorsing the Catholic Charities Appeal for 1947. The resolution praises services to all residents of Rhode Island and urges citizens to support the May 4 to May 11 drive, sending a copy to the Appeal Chairman. The Most Rev Francis P Keough offered best wishes for strong Bristol participation.

Colt Trips Colt Memorial for third league win

Colt Memorial blanked Cumberland 3-1 at Guiteras Field as Mike Morra earned his first win of the season in his initial start. Morra allowed eight hits and struck out six while Dober and Cirillo each had two hits including a double by Dober. Andrews' RBI single ended Morra's shutout in the seventh.

Nathaniel Bosworth Silver Creek England Bosworth Field Henry the Seventh Bosworths Perry Nathaniel Mary James DeWolf Perry Colt Memorial Cumberland Guiteras Field Mike Morra Mike Dober Cirillo Colts Andrews Boyle Morra

Bridal Shower For Lucy Cassano Ahead Of June Wedding

Lucy Cassano daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Cassano of 16 Catherine Street was honored with a surprise bridal shower at the Lobster Claw on Sunday. More than 100 guests attended. Hostesses were Mrs Cassano and Mrs Giuseppe Ficarra. Miss Cassano will wed Carmelo Ficarra son of Mr and Mrs Giuseppe Ficarra of 20 Buttonwood Street on June 7.

Lucy Cassano Peter Cassano Catherine Street Cassano Giuseppe Ficarra Carmelo Ficarra Buttonwood Street

Twenty One Stores Adopt Summer Hours on Hope Street

Twenty one nearby stores will close on Mondays during June July and August except the week of the Fourth of July. The summer schedule runs through the week of September 6 with weekday closings at 6 pm and 8 30 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Hardware stores close at noon on Wednesdays during the same period.

Hope Street

Notice to Advertisers Deadlines for Display Ads

The notice explains a noon deadline the day before publication for all display advertising copy. Advertisers must submit by this time to ensure insertion and are urged to cooperate.

Mothers and Presidents A Look at Family Ties Across U S History

The piece traces presidential family bonds from Washington visiting his mother at Ferry Farm to Lincoln's tribute to his mother and stepmother, Madison's care for his mother at Montpelier, McKinley’s “Mother” McKinley, Roosevelt’s close relationship with his mother, and how these ties shaped public perception and personal conduct.

Rise of Mother’s Day in American tradition

The text traces the origin of Mother's Day from 1887 with Kentucky teacher Mary Towles Sasseen and early observances in Henderson and Springfield. It notes Mary Jarvis in Philadelphia advancing the idea, leading to national adoption by 1914 under President Wilson and official recognition for Mother's Day.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt White House Cleveland Kentucky Mary Towles Sasseen Henderson Springfield Ohio Anna M.jarvis Philadel

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