Memorial Sunday Memorial Day observance in Bristol
Special Order No 1 calls Comrades of the Post Sons of Veterans Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps and affiliated groups to meet at the G A R Hall Thursday May 25 at 7 PM to attend divine worship at the First Congregational Church at 7 30 PM Veterans of the Civil War invited to join in uniform with badge and white gloves. Per order Junior Vice Commander William E Young Secretary William Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt Post
G. A. R. Bristol
R. I
Comrades of the Post
Sons of Veterans
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
First Congregational
William E. Young
William Bradford
Memorial Day Observance Assembly by Rabbits Post
Special Order No 2 directs Memorial Day activities for Rabbits Post No 15 and invited groups. The assembly at Grand Army Hall begins May 30 1930 at 9 a m in full uniform or dark attire under Chief Marshal William A Francis of Kearney Post No 6. The marching line includes police chiefs aides brig gen L H Callan Col Merton A Cheesman Lt Col F M Straight and other officers with band and Coast Artillery platoons.
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Grand Army Hall
William A. Francis
Kearney
American Legion
Williams A. Francis
L. H. Callan
Merton A. Cheesman
B. W. Wall
Frey E. Suzman Francis Slade
Manuel Cardoza
Bristol
243Rd “Coast Artillery
A. A. ‘Morenshie
Nes
Aimerican’ ' Legion
Cranston Defeated First Since 1928 in League Game
Sab Alesio's Whirlwinds beat Joseph Marshall's Champion Cranston Worsted Mill 9 to 2 before a large crowd. Jimmie Head hit his second homer of the season and Cavallaro scored on Head's blast. Rip Conway and Artie Bell led the hitting for the winners. Butsy Brown struck out seven in a strong mound performance. Foxy Marshall took the loss after a rough first inning.
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Sab Alesio
Whirlwinds
Joseph Marshall
Cranston Worsted Mill Company
Cranston
Jimmie Head
Babe Ruth
Cavallaro
Rip” Conway
Artie Bell
Butsy” Brown
Foxy” Marshall
Bell
Conway
Head
Tony” Baker
Menard
Pawtucket Senior Band Benefits Lions Club Drive
A Wednesday Colt Memorial High School concert by Pawtucket Senior High School Band and guest artists, with local performers, delighted readers. The event supported Lions Club fund efforts to develop land east of Guiteras School into an athletic field, drawing praise for youth collaboration and high showmanship.
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Colt Memorial High School
Pawtucket
Lions ‘Club
Guiteras School
Paul E. Wiggins
Alice Schuyer
Pawtucket High
Pawtucket High School
Miss Grady
Wiggin
Muss Grady
Joseph de Lucca
Joseph
Guiteras Memorial School
B W. Wall
Old Glory
James
Lanzire
Hope
Constitution
Bradford
Colt
Lions Coe
Tannhauser
Wagner
Light Cavalry
von Suppe
Mydleton
Egmount
Beethoven
Ered“ Vera
Herman Wilbur
Ferdinand Caraturro
Jack Marsden
Acello
Sybil Anderson
Gello
Sybil Seh
Cora
Anderson
Joseph DeLucca
Eileen Grady
Mary Grady
Steward Anderson
America
Hindreth
Cormon
Bizet
Stobbe
Victor Herbert
M L.lake
J J. Lanzire
R. W. Wall
J. C Kinder
RB. Suzman
G. H. Baldwin
Farewell Dinner For James J. Drummey At N R Co
About seventy five men gathered Wednesday evening in the recreation room to honor technical superintendent James J. Drummey who leaves Bristol June 1 to join U S Rubber Company in Naugatuck Conn as export contact supervisor. The program featured group singing James Wylie vocals Anthony Nunes boxing bouts and orchestra. Francis Connell presented a set of golf clubs on behalf of the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Drummey
Drummey
Bristol
U S. Rubber Company
Naugatuck
Conn
James Wylie
Anthony Nunes
Francis Connell
Mr. Drummey
C. F McElvogue
Edw. Mason
A. Stewart
Chas. Brady
John King
Jos Hennigan
Alumni Association Meets Tonight at Colt High School
The Bristol-Colt Alumni Association schedules a 8 o'clock meeting at Colt High School. The ball committee will present its report for approval and list subcommittees including decoration Harry Young Miss Francis Horton George R Fish and Mrs Marguerite L Hill. Reports come from music chair Francis J Connell refreshment chair Mrs Elizabeth Gifford ticket chair Nora F E Dwyer hall chair A B Nerone and police license chair Frank Rinaldi.
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Bristol-Colt
Colt High School
Harry Young
Francis Horton
George R. Fish
Marguerite L. Hill
Francis J Connell
Elizabeth Gifford
Nora FE
State Board Refuses Bristol Extension On Water Pollution Case
Judge Edw L Leahy sought more time for Bristol to hire experts as the State Board of Pollution of Waters refused any extension. Chairman Connolly said the board is there to decide pollution issues not costs or taxpayer attitudes. The town denied polluting the waters and the board warned no extra delay.
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Edw. L. Leahy
Cansel
Bristol
State Board of Pollution of Waters
Connolly
Connoly
Judge Leahy
Leahy
Refuge
Town Council Reverses Bus Substitution Plan After Commuter Protest
About fifty commuters led by Walter E. Munroe protested a previous council decision to replace train service south of Franklin Street with buses. The council rescinded the order and instructed letters to the N Y N H H Railroad and the Public Utilities Commission to request a public hearing if service changes are sought, and to correct the prior misstep.
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Franklin Street
Walter E. Munroe
Clerk Church
N. E. Transportation Company
Public Utlities Commission
The
Transportation Company
Thames Street
Public Utilities Commission
R. Roscoe Anderson
Providence
Rhode Island
N. Y
N. H. & H. R. R. Company
Constitution Street
Thames
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