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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1938

Page

3

Testimonial Highlights Gabby Hartnett Bristol Baseball Days

A Providence testimonial recalls Gabby Hartnett at 18 playing for Woonsocket Rubber Co of Millville against Bristol’s National India Rubber Co in 1919. The three games drew 1800 fans as Col Samuel Colt offered gold prize money and the Colt Band performed, with Hartnett collecting a single off Lester Purvere in the 4-0 loss.

Gabby” Bartnett Providence Chicago Cubs Bristol Gabby Tim” McNamara Woonsocket Rubber Company Millville Mass National India Rubber Company McNamara Fordham College Boston Braves Bristol Boys Rubber Fred Hartnett Samuel P. Colt Colt Band Asylum Farm Colt Drive Lester Purvere East Providence Springfield Hartnett McNamara Bill “Banks Bottomley Purvere Bill Beauregard Warren Fred Garvin Eber Hull Bill Baker Eddie Murphy Hughie Murphy Big Jack” Simister Millville-Bristol Pozzi

Bristol Girl Weds Providence Man in Mt Carmel Church

Miss Vittoria Catherine Ferri wed Amerigo Cesario in Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. The ceremony was performed by Rev Joseph Sorzano with Miss Julia Cesario as bridesmaid and Harry Cesario as best man. The couple will reside at 15 Mason Avenue after a wedding trip to New York City.

Vittoria Catherine Ferri Michaelangelo Ferri Mason Avenue This Town Amerigo Cesario Albert Cesario Atwells Avenue Providence Our Lady of Mt Carmel Joseph Sorzano Julia A Cesario Harry Cesario Vasta la Ruggiero Calla Hhes New York City Cesario

Mt Hope Boccia League Sunday Scores Move Standings

The Straight Shooters defeated the Champions 12-6 and 12-9 while the Lane Boys beat the Bombers 12-8 and 12-7 at East Side grounds. Joe Perry and John Viera starred for the Straight Shooters. Joe Massa Steve Alves Marion Viera and Fred Cirillo stood out in the other match.

Straght Lane Boys East Side Joe Perry John Viera Joe Massa Steve Alves Marion Viera Fred Cirillo WS. Bombers

Fall River Girl Weds Bristol Man

Miss Louie Martin daughter of Mrs Frances Martin of Fall River married Joseph Garcia son of Mr and Mrs Frank Garcia of Bristol in Esperito Santo Church Fall River. Rev M S Tavares officiated and the couple planned to reside in Fall River after a wedding reception at the groom’s home and a motor trip to Maine.

Esperito Santo Fall River Louie Martin Frances Martin Alden Avenue Garcia Maine

Bishop Officiates At J. W. Best Funeral Service

Rt Rev Granville Bennett officiated at the funeral for John W. Best former Bristol vestryman in St Michael's Church North Grosvenordale Conn. Canon Anthony R Parshley assisted. Burial was in North Cemetery. Town officials and church vestry members attended as honorary bearers.

Granville . Bennett Rhode Island

St Marys May Procession Draws Large Parish Youth

Nearly 200 boys and girls joined the St Marys Church May procession despite a damp lawn. A coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary featured a crown placed on her head by Dorothy Lewis, with arch bearers Florence McKenzie and Margaret Shea.

St. Mary’s Church Dorothy Lewis Florence McKenzie Margaret Shea Rita Serbst June Beirne Clara Baker Nancy Sisson Shirley Flynn Rita Martelly Pauline Mooney Elizabeth Gifford Margaret Garvin Evelyn Lemaire Mary Michael L. Ryan Peter McClure Robert McHugh Harold Gifford Holy Name Warren Campanella Regina Partington Victor Trask Thomas Crowley Roland Girard Mary E Vermette Doris Hackley Mary Serbst Lorraine Paul Jeannette Aivin Do- Dheee Harold King Robert Jordan George McGinn Richard Beedan Norman Belanger Albert Bernard Albert Byrnes Willam Byrnes James Bottomley Luke H Callan Lucien Capone Arthur Conlan Francis Connery Albert Correia Ralph Cirillo William Demers Thomas Foley Eugene Ferreira Norman Ferreira Joseph Jamiel John Jordan Norman Mary Vera Fetelle Vena Thurley Bailey Ruth Benson Faleen Doran Beverly Kang Irene Martell Theresa Rhearman Mary O'Connor Margaret McCarthy Erelyn Demers Claire Gladue Anna Lahonne Joan van Voast Mary Cantwell Marie Gifford Jeanette Lemaire Rose Mary Trask Flemiette Really Patricia Warren Doris Favreau Lucy Jamies Anna Regan Erelyn Lemaire Eunice Burns Louie Bonvineii Elizabeth Campanella Jane Greene Dorothy Gay Dorothy Head Dorothy Lemaire Dorothy Kerr Muriel Mott Margaret Partington Dorothy Riley Anna Souza Dorothy Souza Clara Seyez Anna Seyez

Cup Defenders Win Boccia Match

The Cup Defenders Association Boccia team defeated the Democratic Club of Barrington 2-0 at Cup Defenders grounds Wood Street. They won 12-6 and 12-5 with Cadile and Mansi leading in hits and points while Bishano and Cio also placed in the top six. Mt Hope Bristol beat Republican Club of Barrington 2-0 in the opener before 300 spectators.

Cup Defenders Association Barrington Bristol County Woodstreet Jerome Cadile Joe DiMag Martin Mansi Raymond Bishano Cio Pasquale Pagnano Alphonse Richio Mt Hope Bristol

Winners Named in Better Homes Contest in Bristol County

Judges awarded Ruth Pivin of Hope Street the $2500 first prize in the Better Homes for a Better Bristol County letter contest, with $1500 second prize to Mrs Clarence E Boyden and $10 third prize to Mrs Charles M Connery. The Wardwell Lumber Company sponsored the event and a lengthy judging process followed.

Ruth Pivin Hope Street Bristol County Supt. of Elmer S. Mapes Howard K. DeWolf Roswell S. Bosworth Clarence E. Boyden Bradford Street Warren Charles M Connery Burton Street Wardwell Lumber Company

Tax Delinquents Ordered To Pay in Fifth District Court

Judge William T O'Donnell ordered six tax delinquency defendants to pay amounts plus costs. Names include Amos S Gorham plaintiff. Joseph J Velleca $1048. Leonard S Rawson $4.80. Olivia Sousa $258. Gordo Carvalho $1078. Lons Almeida $2.45. Carlo Accardi $7.21. Three more cases continued one week. Two-week continuances granted in two State Unemployment cases. one case paid costs. another $20 fine plus costs. Remaining civil filings proceeded or continued as listed.

Amos S Gorham William T O'Donnell Fifth District Court Joseph J Velleca Leonard S Rawson State Street Olivia Sousa East State Street Gordo Carvalho Mount Hope Avenue Lons Almeida Wood Street Carlo Accardi Second Street Gorham John Andrade Cottage Street Peter Maturi Court Street Louella P Andrade State Unemployment Compensation Board Edward J Reaver B J Rooks Philip Gautreau Rict Sawyer Warren Max Makowskyv

Diodati Pleads Not Guilty To Auto Charge

Albert Diodati 25 of 4 Bourn Avenue pleads not guilty in Fifth District Court to driving without a license after a Saturday accident that seriously injured 3 year old Salvatore Annarummo. The case was continued two weeks for trial to assess the child’s injuries. Angelo Paradiso 19 initially claimed to drive.

Albert Diodati Bourn Avenue Fifth District Diodati Salvatore Annarummo Antonio Annarummo Bradford Street Anthony J Ferrara A. F D'Angelo Angelo Paradiso Coggeshall Avenue

Olympian Club Defeats Defiance Nine 5 to 1 in 1938 win

Marshall and left fielder Cardoza starred as the Olympians managing by Larney Bisbane defeated Defiance Hose Co. 5 to 1 at Guiteras Athletic Field. Foxy Marshall limited hits in clutch moments while Joe Benda struggled with control and wild pitches.

James B Lee Cardoza Guardian Ed” Morris Firemen DelPlano Tony Perry Marshall Rangers Andrade Joe Benda Benda

How America Proves Its Case By Raymond Pitcairn

National Chairman Sentinels of the Republic argues democracy outperforms dictatorship by concrete examples. He asserts Americans trust sacrifices and freedoms, citing freedom of speech press religion and opportunity as proof of democracy’s superiority over autocratic systems.

America Raymond Pitcairn Lincoln Edison

Walk Overs Name Popularity Leaders in Fundraising Contest

Theresa Cavallaro and Joseph Brown were named leaders in the Walk Over baseball team popularity contest to raise funds for uniforms. Cavallaro led girls with 60 votes, while Brown led boys with 33 votes after the first count. The Walk Overs also beat Galahad's of Newport 6 5 Saturday with Eddie Lavey pitching for Bristol.

Theresa Cavallaro Joseph E. Brown Miss Cavallaro Marion Langello Ann Jamiel Esther Conley Virginia Scott Irene Doran Mary de Costa Brown Gabriel DeFelice Tommy van Voast Eric Morgan Fred Alger Rumble” Rishe William Lero Galahad's Newport Eddie Lavey Bristol

Colt Students Win Merit Certificates For Schoolwide Excellence

Colt Memorial high school awarded 35 students merit certificates at last Friday’s assembly. Sophomores led with 16 recipients, followed by 10 seniors and nine juniors, presented by Principal Edward J Fitzgerald.

Colt Memorial High School

Lilacs Bloom as Rain Reminds of Memorial Graves

A reflective verse recalls lilac blossoms after rain and birds and bees at work. The speaker links the May scene to years of grave decoration for soldiers, pondering tears and grief for the dead.

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