Girls Athletic Association Banquet Honors National India Rubber teams
Members of the National India Rubber Company Girls Athletic Association basketball and bowling teams were honored at a banquet in the factory recreation room. Evelyn Carter presided as toastmaster with about fifty attendees. Awards went to Wire Sales Bowling Team No 2 for league trophy wins and high players in bowling and basketball, with presentations by Miss Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National India Rubber Company Girls’ Athletic Association
Evelyn Carter
Industrial Relations Department
Frances DiLello
Elizabeth Lynch
Irene Gallagher
Margaret Johnson
Dorothy Conley
Isabel Sylvia
Carter
Louise Brechin
Mary E Moore
Sarah Callan
F Elizabeth Beavis
Catherine van Voast
Rose Gallagher
Winifred C Walsh
Winifred CC Walsh
Mary Mott
Dorothy McGuigan
Magdalen Shaw
Louie Brechin
Molly Gallagher
Anne Paive
Rose M_ Reillev
Rose Powers
Laouise Brechin
Hattie Maxfield
Iillian Gallagher
Catherine Gallagher
Anna Salzano
Margaret Williams
Alice Morgan
Virginia Terracano
Annie I Farley
Elizabeth E Lynch
Battery C Impresses at Cranston Street Armory Review
Battery C of the 243d Regiment Coast Artillery presented a strong exhibition at the regimental drill and review for Governor Norman S. Case at the Cranston Street Armory in Providence. Most absences were due to hospital stays with a few proven unavailable. Top Sergeant Manuel Morris returned from surgery for appendicitis and watched his fifth review as a Battery C member. The unit supported heavy artillery and machine gun batteries, drawing many officers and friends to the event. Battery C is set to drill again tomorrow afternoon at the armory on State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman S& Case
Cranston Street
Providence
243D Regiment, Coast Artillery
Manuel Morris
A M Merriman
Bristol
Hope Circle D of I votes donation for charity supper
At a regular Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella meeting, a $25 donation to the Catholic Charity Fund was approved. Plans for a salad supper on Tuesday May 7 were laid, with Mrs Mary Condon named chair of the arrangements committee and a long list of ladies assigned to roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Catholic Charity Fund
Mary Condon
Mars Callan
Joseph F Lewis
Frederick Knowlton
Rose Breen
Elizabeth Dwyer
Nellie Conners
Nellie Byrnes
Bessie Crowles
Catherine Gideon
Emma Young
Elizabeth White
Sarah Sweenes
Margaret Connery
Rose Preble
Nora E. Dwyer
Winifred Walsh
Nethe Barnes
Mae McDonough
Mary Lannon
Alice Silvia
Bertha Menard
Real Estate Transfers Involving Foster Hazledine and Perry
Charles S. Foster sold land to Claude H. Hazledine on Gibson road Bristol Highlands. William W. Perry sold land and buildings on the east side of Bourn avenue to Louis Souza et al. and again to William Luis Alves et al. on the same avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Foster
Central Falls
Claude H. Hazledine
Gibson Road
Bristol Highlands
William W. Perry
Louis Souza
Bourn Avenue
William Luis Alves
Arbor Day Observances In Local Schools
Arbor Day programs were held across several schools with songs recitations and talks. Miss Laurine Bradford and Miss Julia Drury represented the Bristol Garden Club while students planted a shrub and performed a long sequence of Arbor Day rites on campus and in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Commissioner of Public Schools
Walter FE. Ranger
Colt Memorial High School
Laurine W. Bradford
John C. Drury
Bristol Garden Club
America the Beautiful
Elmer Manles, Jr
Jennie Pagnano
Sybtt Anderson
Julia Drury
Parents and Teachers Associations Meet Informative Afternoon
A joint meeting of the Parent- Teachers' Association and the Grade Teachers' Association at John Post Reynolds School featured Prof Robert M Brown of Rhode Island College of Education Providence addressing on current events. He discussed education in China nitrate production progress and geography linking subjects. Miss Leslie M Booker resigned from the program committee and Miss Marion F Vera was elected to fill the vacancy. A refreshments committee of Miss Mary M Morris Mrs Mary G Cantwell and Miss Margaret P Murphy served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Grade Teachers’ Association
John Post Reynolds
Robert M Brown
Rhode Island College of Education of
Providence
China
Leslie M. Booker
Marion F. Vera
Mary M. Morris
Mary G. Cantwell
Margaret P. Murphy
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Metacom Avenue
MacKenzie Avenue
R. I
State Board of Soldiers
A. A. Edmonds CO
Hope Street
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Bristol, R. I
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Blue Bird Shop
Nora A. Sullivan
Snowbound
Waldron CO
Bradford Street
C.s.sawyer CO
State Street
Johnson
C. S. Sawyer & Co
W. T. Remieres
Hope Circle, D. of I
Julia C. Drury
Dorothy St Angelo
Isabelle di Mauro
Hiawatha
Priscilla Calderiso
Mary Freitas
Margaret Pachee
Blanche Stanton
Anna Russo
Tony Accardi
Josephine Bruno
Mary Velleca
Tony Principe
Phoebe Teixeira
Manuel Rodgers
Alice Pimentel
Edward Lewis
Mary Corvine
Paul Raposa
Louise Salcone
Louie Paiva
Virginia Gaffney
Dorothy Phillips
Emily Battcher
Helen Aguiar
Alice Vargas
America
School
Guiteras
Arbor Day
Mary Celone
Anna Sousa
Laura Balzano
Mars Piva
Henry Levys
Samuel Fisenstadt
Alfred Pava
Frances Golden
Troubador
Nathaniel Gladding
Naomi Williams
Kathleen Mott
Mary Victona
Bruce Matheson
George Shaw
Leon Lemaire
Angela Ferri
Parents and Teachers Associations
R. M. Brown
College of Education
Fall River
Samuel Kinder
United States
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Royal Balloon
High ST. Garage
High ST
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S. S. Pierce
Huntley & Palmer
Swift
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