Defiance to Open Twilight League Season in Postponed Opener
Rain forced the postponement of the Twilight League opener between Defiance and Artillery on the Gommon. The second game kicks off tomorrow at 6 15 p m with Defiance led by Andy D Ambrosia and Biancuzzo rebuilding the lineup against a solid Artillery club.
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Neck
Defiance
Artillery
Gommon
Chappie Oliver
Neck Rangers
Martin Biancuzzo
Command
Biancuzzo
APSS
Hampton
Ed Morris
Fernehby Cavallaro
Alabama University
Morris
Whitey Mello
Jimmie Salzano
Paulo Brutio
Pip Sécuro
Rap van Voost
Johnnie McMahon
Bobby Craegan
Rhode Island State College
Andy D’ambrosia
Oliver
D’ambrosia
Wil
Mike Turillo
Andy
Leo Mansi
Curly Desilers
Honey Menard
Flash Ferreira
Tony (Baker) Perry
Caruso
Carroll
Baker
Ryone
Gaghio
Rinaldi
Stanley Tupay
Joe (Kelley
Raym Brightman
Dom Langello
Bill Doran
Champions
Larney Bisbane
Tomorow
Babe Ethier
Leon Lemaire
Manny Borges
Jim McGrath
Chassie LeClerc
Benda
Lowe Sylvia
F. Duarte
Martin Mansi
Bettencourt
Bernard Holmes
Bill Bottomles
Ernest G Brown
Nmne
Foxy Marshall
Sammy Pasqua
Hughie Barrett
Tony Gomes
River Cardoza
de Piano
Frankie Sousa
Joe Velleca
Jimmie Duffy
Almeida
Bull Cappucci
Cape Cod
Peabody Club
James B, Lee
School Board Set to Hear Teacher Appointments List
The school committee will consider a permanent teacher appointments list at tonight's session led by Superintendent Elmer S. Mapes. A janitor for Olver School is also to be named after four candidates were narrowed to four. Dialogues may touch on the Andrews Memorial High School project but no decision is expected.
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Elmer S. Mapes
Manuel J Barros
St Elizabeth’s Church
Olver
John Levere
Wilfred Hammill
Mary J Condon
Charles Romano
Vincent J Saviano
John Lonergan
I Leo Cantwell
Henry Fernandes
John daPonte
Margaret Bo Andrade
Andrews Memorial High School
Mapes
Endeavour II Passes Newport Station En Route to Bristol
Coast Guard Station Newport reports Endeavour II passed at 1:20 p.m. The Herreshoff Company estimates arrival in Bristol Harbor around 2:38 p.m. The progress update places the vessel on a swift approach to its destination.
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Coast Guard
Newport
Endeavour II
Herreshoff Company
Bristol Harbor
Trio Plead Nolo Before Superior Court Judge
Cecil C Getchell Harry R Gray and Nora E Dwyer pleaded nolo contendere to embezzlement charges in Bristol County Water Company case with Getchell facing sentence tomorrow before Judge Patrick Curran in Providence The trio held on 15000 bail for over a year with embezzlement believed to exceed 410000 over years of activities and linked to Company records and civic leaders past and present
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Nolo
Bristol County Water Company
Cecil C. Getchell
Charles Street
Harry R. Gray
Hope Street
Nora E. Dwyer
Collins Street
Patrick P Curran
Superor Court
Providence
Getchell
Gray
Miss Dwyer
Bristok
Sewer Commission
Max Giwisiol
Sewer Board
Anthony J. Ferrara
Aetna Casualty Company
Hartford
Conn
Dwyer
Water Company
Brstol Rotary, Club
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
Augusta
Bowdoin College
Mott
Central Maine Power Company
Stone & Webster Company
Boston
Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Unt
Kearne
American Legion
Defiance Engine & Hose Company
Bristol Board of Fire Engineers
Superintendent of Schools to speak at altar society meeting
Superintendent Elmer Mapes will address the Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church at the parish hall on guest night. James J Velleca will preside, with Vincent J Saviano as another speaker. Colt Memorial High School Italian class will perform under Miss Geraldine Marino’s direction.
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Elmer 5S Mapes
Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Congregational Street
James J Velleca
Vincent J Saviano
Colt Memorial High School
Geraldine Marino
Yachts Arrive As Bristol Gears for Cup Trials
Arriving yachts fill Bristol harbor as Ranger and Endeavour II arrive ahead of May cup trials. Rainbow and Yankee of Marblehead join the field with Sopwith back on two boats to contest the America's Cup. English challenger Endeavour II sails in escorted by John and Vita Hici as the busy race center readies for July.
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Ranger
Endeavour II
Herreshoff Mfg
Endeavour
Endeavour I
Bristol Harbor
Rainbow
Herreshoff Yard
Gerald T. Lambert
Yankee
Marblehead
Mass
Chandler Hovey
Boston
New York Yacht Club
Bath
Newport
Harold Vanderbalt
T. O. M Sopwith
America
Sopwith
Vanderbilt
Biden
Abe
France
Boteas
John
Gosport
England
Pinafore Opens With Strong Bristol Crowds
Crowded Guiteras auditorium in Bristol for Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore directed by Yvonne Messier with a newcomer’s two and a half week prep. Lead soprano Ada Connery and Vernon Gray headline a large Warren cast backed by local chorus and staff, promising one of the town’s best singing ensembles.
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Bristol
Yvonne Messier
Warren
Gilbert and Sullivan
Sullivan
London
Steenth
Guiteras
Newboring Town
New England Conservatory of Music
Normandy
Miss Messier
Boston
Aidan Connery
Josephine
Miss Connery
Ralph Rack- Rackstraw
Vernon A. Gray
St. Michael’s Church
Joseph Porter
Calbraith
Perry
Allen M. Newman
William H Remieres
Henry Vincent
Thomas W. Remieres
Tom Tucker
Harry Young, Jr
Frank J. Doran
Raymond S Brightman
James F. Meiggs
Rev Samuel Lindsay to Speak at Rotary Open House Day
Rev Samuel M Lindsay, former First Congregational Church pastor and now Brookline Baptist Church leader, will speak on The Rehabilitation of Bristol at tomorrow noon's Bristol Rotary Club meeting at Hotel Belvedere. Edward Kunz, the hotel owner, will offer a special roast turkey menu. The event is open to friends of Lindsay as the club welcomes the public.
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Samuel M. Lindsay
Rotary Club
Bristol
Samuel M Lindsay
Belvedere
Bristol Rotarians
Edward D Kunz
Lindsay
First Congregational Church
Pas
Tor
Brookline
Bristol Rotary Club
Critic Alicia Middleton Questions Gone With The Wind Portrayal
Miss Alicia Middleton, hostess of Hey Bonnie Hall, weighs in on Gone With The Wind. She praises Sherman’s march details but doubts the Georgia social life is accurately depicted, suggesting a modernized portrayal. Middleton, a Charleston native, witnessed Fort Sumter bombardment and knows Civil War South well.
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Alicia Middleton
Bonnie Hall
Sherman
Georgia
Miss Middleton
Charleston
S. C
Fort Sumter
Middleton Place
South
Middleton Place paintings recovered near Boston tale
A Miss Middleton relative traces a painting from Middleton Place to a Boston area officer who admitted purchasing it from a looter after the war. The officer offered to return it if framed, but the painting’s whereabouts remain unknown. The piece ends with a reflection on lingering sectional bitterness and a note on the 1787 Constitutional Convention convening in Philadelphia that May.
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Miss Middleton
Middleton Place
Philadelphia
Philadelphia observes draft of basic legal charter
A weeklong celebration in Philadelphia marks the drafting of the nation’s constitutional charter. The 23 page draft by James Wilson was moved to Independence Hall in a guarded ceremony protected by an armored truck and police detail. The Historical Society of Pennsylvania insured the document for 500000 dollars and two police and two firemen guarded it overnight. Mayor S Davis Wilson signed the Constitution Register on opening day pledging allegiance.
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Philadelphia
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
James Wilson
Independence Hall
S. Davis Wilson
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