Judge Leahy Delegated To Bristol England For Anniversary
Town Council President Wm H Angevine appoints Judge Edward L Leahy to represent Bristol Rhode Island at the Bristol Brighton observance in England the week of June 17 to 23. Leahy chairs the 250th anniversary committee and may travel at personal expense after considering the honor.
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Council
Bristol
England
Leahy
Edward L. Leahy
Wm. H. Angevine
Rhode Island
Bristol-Brighton
Angevine
Bristols
Connecticut
West Virginia
Tennessee
Ernest J Taune
Judge Leahy
U.S
Brighton
Old Bristol
Lawlor
Ote
Tly Chearrmian
Edward Peachy
Notal
Bristol Pigland
Cotton Ball to Be Held at Bristol Casino June 8
The Portuguese American Civic League sponsors the Cotton Ball at Bristol Casino on June 8 with advance ticket sales strong. Notables invited include Bristol officials, state legislators, and Portuguese community leaders as a gown contest features prizes for cotton outfits. Proceeds aid the Rotary Food Station fund and other civic efforts.
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Bristol
Peter G. Gerry
Frank Silvia
Fall River
John Campus
Massachusetts
Rose
Joseph Kinder
Isabela Ahearn O'Neill
J Andrews
Boston
Lena Rebetto
J Machado
iJseCsJiveira
Agnes
Ro T
Mass
Britto
Gladys Guisti
Pawtucket
Brutos
Miss Guisti
Civic League
Rotary Pood Station
Vimerinvan Cin Begin
Ats
Gippres Ation Tay Selon
Rotarians
Town funds aid onall representation hoped for judge's acceptance
In a note of concern the writer hopes San Town will fund representation for an occasion and expresses belief Judge Leahy will accept the appointment. The writer trusts the team will be represented with dignity and abilities.
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Leahy
Local readers urged to submit items for Phoenix column
Miss Ann Brechin opens Bristol Casino Tea Room at Hope Street and Goodings Lane serving lunches teas and dinners daily. Miss Beatrice Riccio returns from Kingston R I after visiting friends and attending Class Day at Rhode Island State College Bays Top Coats with Hat to match.
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Ann Brechin
Bristol Casino
Hope Street
Goodings Lane
Beatrice Riccio
DeWolf Avenue
Kingston
R. I
R. I. State College
Bays
Jacob Molasky
State St— Ady
Lost Wirehaired Fox Terrier Howard Returns Home
Lost dog Howard a wirehaired fox terrier disappeared from 56 High Street or nearby and has likely returned to owner Kaldie Kunz records indicate the pet was missing and may now be back at home on High Street.
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Howard
Kaldie Kunz
High St
Fur Shoulder Capes By Refining And Reworking Furs
Smart new shoulder capes may be made over from old furs. Other re modelling refining and repairing of furs or coats. All work home at reasonable prices. Mis A CC Carter 736 Hope St.
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Hope St
Cranston Visitors Return Home After Family Visit
Cranston residents Mr. and Mrs. James Riccio welcomed relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin King and their son and Mr. and Mrs. M. Donal and their son John from Kingston Rivers and Cranston after a family visit.
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Bristol
Highlands
Eithe Rand
Stanley” Rivers
Kingston
R. J. Louis
Bellanai
R. I. State College
M. Donal
John
Melvin King
Cranston
James Riccio
Public Bath House To Be Torn Down and Relocated
The report notes the bath house will be demolished and moved to a new site to stop trespassing and reduce loitering near Burtot Street. Police files include letters from travelers insulted by loiterers around the bath house, which officials say the change will address.
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Angevine
Police Department
Burtot Street
Obituary for Mrs Elmira Relle
Funeral services for Mrs Elmira Relle widow of Edward Relle were held at St Marys Church after her death Tuesday night at 351 Wood Street Burial followed in St Marys Cemetery Grandsons Charles Mack Kenneth Weaver Charles Weaver Frank Rawson Howard Healex of Warren and Robert Smyth of Masonville served as bearers
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Edward Relle
Wood Street
St. Mary's Church
Bural
St Mary's Cemetery
Charles Mack
Kenneth Weaver
Charles Weaver
Frank Rawson
Howard Healex
Warren
Robert Smyth
Masonville
Six Injured As Providence Auto Crash In Metacom Avenue
Six residents of this town suffered injuries when two cars collided on Metacom avenue in Providence and overturned. Orlando Ruggerro 27 Richmond street aided by a passing motorist ferried the group to Dr A F D'Angelo for treatment of bruises contusions and shock.
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Providence
Metacam Avenue
Orlando Ruggerro
Richmond Street
A F D'Angelo
Michael DeLucca
Munre
Sadie DeLucca
Thompson Avenue
Nicoletta del Toro
State Street
Theresa Turillo
Mary Terra
Franklin Street
Marie Andrade
Michael DeLuecca
Metacom Avenue
Frank G Goulart
Charity Calls for Common Sense in Giving
A brief editorial urges practical generosity guiding donors to avoid waste and ensure aid reaches those in need. It stresses thoughtful giving over impulse and warns against duplicating effort or undermining charitable aims.
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Dole
What Chickadee Can Do
It is estimated that a single chickadee can destroy over 100000 eggs of the canker worn within a 20 day period.
Town council urged to keep Bristol beach open
A letter to the Bristol Phoenix protests closing the town beach due to funds with bath house and lifeguard concerns. The writer argues for Sea Scouts maintenance at current site or beach retention at Lear's Farm, citing safety for children and need for vacation recreation. The piece also includes a separate note from Walter A Wood seeking Wood family records and descendants of Elizabeth Wood who died in Bristol in 1785.
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Bristol Phoenix
Bath House
Leahy
American Red Cross
Sea Scouts
Lear
the Phoenix
Elizabeth Wood
Bristol
Rit
Joseph Wood
Scituate R I
Elizabeth
Samuel Firman
Wood
Walter A Wood
Racine, Wis
Trudel Highlight at 15 Second Street
A brief notice highlights Trudel at 15 Second Street with no additional context readable in the text. The fragment suggests a location centered event or listing tied to the name Trudel, but details are unavailable.
Bristol bankrupt Thomas Morris creditors meet June 5 1933
To the creditors of Thomas Maurice Morris of Bristol. Morris was adjudged bankrupt on May 15 1933 by voluntary petition. The first meeting of creditors will be held at Room 10249 Westminster St Providence on June 5 1933 at 9:30 am to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.
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Thomas Maurice Morris
Bristol
Westminster St
Providence
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