LaRue Denies Disorderly Charge
Alfred LeRue 47 of 1 Gibson Road pleads not guilty in Fifth District Court to a disorderly charge filed by a 15 year old Warren girl. Case continued two weeks. bail set at 500 supplied by his mother. Fines of 100 and costs appealed by three men cited for illegal dredging in Narragansett Bay.
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Warren
Alfred LeRue
Gibson Road
Fifth District
LaRue
Narragansett Bay
Manuel J Ferris
East Main Road
Portsmouth
Edward Santos
Pierce Avenue
Tiverton
Antone Moniz
Wiliam H. McSorog
Werren
Frank Cambio
Joseph Barboza
Grading Cotton Factoring Price Depends on Fiber Color
Cotton grading affects price by fiber color purity pre ginning condition and ginning methods. The article notes color and foreign matter as key determinants in fiber value.
Naming Biloxi Biloxi in Harrison County Mississippi
Biloxi a city in Harrison County Mississippi has changed flags through history from French Spanish English Confederate and United States rule. The name Biloxi derives from a local tribe meaning the first people. A separate note cites an American journal about a Sheffield razor model still in use in Sacramento handed down through four generations with Wade and others of Sheffield dating back 218 years.
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Biloxi
Harrison Counrt
Mississippi
Cor
Spain
England
Confederacy
Uni
Christian Science Monitor
London
Sheffield
Sacramento
U.S.A
Wade and Othher
Shefeld
Olympians Trounce Ever Readys in TWIL League Opener
The Bristol Twilight League opened its 13th season with the Olympians, 1938 champions, routing the Ever Readys 17 to 0 at Guiteras Field. Warren Huston starred at short with six chances clean, a triple, and a key double play, while Anthony Agatiello and Foxy Marshall contributed strong hits and defense.
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Bristol Twilight Baseball League
Guiteras Field
Martin
J Floyd Huestis
Mitt
James J Velleca
A. A. Edmonds
Paul A Herzig
John “Foxy” Marshall
Bill Doran
Ummie John Joseph
Councilman Marshall
Holmes Holmes
Warren I. Huston
Philadelphia Athletics
Olympians
Huston
Marshall
Anthony Agataiello
Aguiar
National Music Week Programs Highlight School Entertainments
Students at Guiteras Memorial and Reynolds Elementary marked National Music Week with concerts and readings. Performances included vocal and instrumental pieces, trumpet and guitar duets, and a reading titled The Purpose of Music Week, directed by Mrs Donovan.
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Guiteras Memorail Sitnior
Reynolds
Guiteras
Christna Lima
Marjorie Gilday
Claire Baker
Elizabeth Jones
Felicia Gogha
Minnie George
Mary Santos
Claudia Pusa
Irene Cabral
Charlotte Sousa
Frances Roderick
Joutse
Quartaro
Elizabeth Gifford
John Camera
George Olver
Mary Garcia
Muriel Tewis
Caroline Nappi
Local Girls Eye State Softball Title
The Bristol Cleanser Lassies prepare for the state girls softball championship with separate senior and junior teams. Practices run Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings at 6 on the Common and Saturday 1 to 4. Twenty five players will be chosen and uniforms provided.
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Bristol Cleanser “Lassies
Death of Mrs Emma Bullock after long illness
Mrs Emma T Anderson Bullock of 843 Hope Street dies after a lengthy illness in Bristol. Born August 15 1880 in Christianstad Sweden she settled in Bristol most of her life. Survived by husband Henry H Bullock daughter Doris three sons Harry H Edward R Ernest M two sisters and three grandchildren Funeral services at 2 PM Thursday at the family home with Rev Arthur W Burdon officiating burial in North Cemetery.
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Emma T (Anderson) Bullock
E Doris Bullock
Andrews Memorial High School
Hope Street
Christianstad
Sweden
Bullock
Providence
Bristol
Andrew and
Ellen Anderson
First Baptist Church
Arthur W Burdon
North Cemetery
Funeral for Miss Madeline R Thurston Held in New Ipswich
Miss Madeline R Thurston, 75, died after a long illness. Born in Bristol Rhode Island to Thomas P and Clare Munro Thurston, she taught in the area. Her funeral was held Wednesday from the Congregational church in New Ipswich.
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New Ipswich
Madeline R Thurston
Miss Thurston
Bristol
Thomas P and
Clare (Munro) Thurston
Community remembers longtime Newton educator in Bristol burial
A Newton based educator, who had lived in the area 25 years, was remembered after funeral services. She left two nephews Frank Thurston of Providence and Orrin of Bristol. Active in the PTA and Ladies Circle at the Congregational Church, she was an Episcopalian. Attendees from out of town included Mrs Frank Thurston and daughter of Providence, Mroann, Mrs Henry Allen of Bristol, Miss Beatrice Cervi, Miss Marion Gibbs of Newton, and FW Chase, former Bigelow principal. Burial took place in Bristol, Rhode Island.
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Newton
Mass
Frank Thruston
Providence
Orrin
Bristol, R
Parent-Teacher Association
Ladies’ Circle
The
Congregational Church
Out of Town
Frank Thurston
Henry Allen
Bristol
Beatrice Cervi
Marion Gibbs
FW. Chase
Bigelow School
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Buffingtons Pharmacy
Hope ST
TEL
TWI
Jigg Butler
Oscar Herzig
Priors
Alves
Apriar
Sylvia
Morasg
Doran
Salzano
Grabert
del Piano
Drver
DelPiano
Butler
Duff
E Mans
Agatiello
Duffs
Plass
Duffy
Ready
Marchall
Holmes
Bv Marshall
Bv Holmes
Marshall FE Mansi
J Joseph
J Velleca
Diver
E Mansi
M Viera
Ab Salzano
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Q xMarshall
P Diver
Ab Alves
J Aguiar
Herzig
I Sylvia
Cf 'Holmes
Moreau
M~ Vierra
Mnivans
Mark
Pauline Aguar Tourse Bonvicia
Lidia Sousa
Margaret Perry
Jean Doyle
Theresa Donovan
Jessie Molasky
George Morris
Nicholas Ascoli
Andrew Meregs
Ernest Meiggs
Jack
Hamback
Reynolds School
Marguerite Vermette
G. Beethoven
Sam Steers
Rolfe
Jacquelin Pettite
Montaine
David Mathewson
Erwing
Jacquelin Pettine
Robert Grossman
America
School
ANN Marie Dress Shop
Church St
Warren, R. I
Coats
Emma Bullock
Madeline R. Thurston
Manchester Union
Erbertc Ealesinc
Pleasant ST
Fall River, Mal
J. J. Nascimento
Industrial Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
East
Woonsocket
Pascoag
Pawtucket
Newport
Westerly
Wickford
Ong
Bristol County Water Company
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