Bristol Girl Scouts In National Observance
Bristol Girl Scout council with 215 leaders and members joins Girl Scout Week marking the movement 40th anniversary in the United States. In Bristol nine troops serve 190 scouts with 25 leaders. local churches host meetings. activities include Halloween parties and polling assistance by scouts.
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Bristol
Notable Parents and Helpers Named in Mariner Troop
Adolph Ferrara along with several matrons including Mrs. Earl Pimen tal Mrs. George Oliver and Mrs. Thomas Remieres are listed as assistants. The Mariner Troop is led by Miss Joan Doyle and Mrs. Margaret Hibbert Arruda with additional helpers named.
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Adolph Ferrara
Earl Pimental
George Oliver
Thomas Remieres
Jesse Rebello
John Borges
Mariner
Joan Doyle
Margaret Hibbert Arruda
Newbold Madden Wedding in New London Conn
Miss Anne May Madden of Jackson Mississippi became the bride of Francis Albert Newbold son of Mr and Mrs Robert G Newbold of Cranston Rhode Island and Bristol before moving to New London Connecticut The Rev Robert C Newbold officiated at St Marys Church The reception followed at Mohican Hotel Providence College graduate Mr Newbold works as a field engineer for Philco Corp and the couple will reside in New London
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Anne May Madden
Bronynn Madden
Mr. Madden
Jackson
Mississippi
Francis Albert Newbold
Robert G. Newbold
Community Drive
Cranston
Bristol
St. Mary’s Church
New London
Conn
Robert C. Newbold
Our Lady of Providence Seminary
Warwick
Walter F. Muller
Providence College
Mullen
Mohican Hotel
Newbold
University of California
University of Notre Dame
Philco Corp
Obituary of Charles G. Sisson of Bristol and Groton Long Point
Charles G. Sisson, born October 19, 1865 in Bristol, died Friday at Groton Long Point, Conn. He worked in Brockton shoe factories for years and retired ten years ago. A fifty year Knights of Pythias member, he was predeceased by his wife Mary Brailey. He is survived by his cousin Mrs. Ethel Mott. Funeral services were held at Tirrel and Chase Funeral Home Brockton with burial at Pine Hill Cemetery West Bridgewater.
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Charles G. Sisson
Bristol
Mable B. Noble
Groton Long Point
Conn
Gardner W
Isadora (Goff) Sisson
Brockton
Knights of Pythias
West Bridgewater
Mass
Bristol Red Feather Tops State Quota With 102.5 Percent
Bristol completed the Red Feather Campaign by raising 19 807 for the Bristol Community Chest, 507 over the 19 300 quota, reaching 102 5 percent at the final meeting on October 30. Russell W Southwick praised townspeople for strong cooperation and noted full town coverage and district division results.
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Bristol
Red Feather
Bristol Community Chest
Russell W. Southwick
Bristol Chest Red Feather
Southwick
Arruda Re-elected President of Brown Spanish Club
Robert C. Arruda, Bristol native and Bristol High School alumnus, has been elected president of Brown University's Spanish Club for another term. A junior, he previously served as president and is active in the Newman Club and French Club, pursuing a BA.
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Arruda
Newman Club
Bristol High School
Annarummo Shines As Colt Takes Fifth
Colt Memorial ran its victory streak to five with a 42 point win over East Greenwich Saturday at East Greenwich. Annarummo scored two touchdowns and had a 31 yard pass to Cavallaro, while Medeiros added two more TDs and Cavallaro another as Burrisville loom in Class C race.
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Colt Memorial
Uye
East Greenwich
Colt
S.d
Burrisvile
Guiteras
Ralph K. Nash
Chuck Annarummo
Joe Cavallaro
George
Medeiros
Cavallaro
Bob
Slides Show Episcopal Convention Narrated by Roebuck
Canon Arthur F Roebuck presented colored slides of the recent Episcopal convention in Boston at a Holmes House meeting of the Ladies Benevolent Society of St Michael's Church Mrs Henry Wood chaired the gathering which planned the December 4 Christmas Sale at the parish house Hostesses were Mrs Earl Mathewson Mrs Samuel Wardwell Mrs Henry Hambrick and Mrs Earl Sturdevant.
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Arthur F. Roebuck
Boston
Ladies Benevolent Society
St. Michael’s Church
Holmes House
Henry Wood
Earl Mathewson
Samuel Wardwell
Henry Hambrick
Earl Sturdevant
Census Finds 658 Here Italy-Born
The Bristol 1950 census shows 658 residents born in Italy the largest foreign born white group after the 852 listed as Other Europe. England and Wales contributed 61 residents Eire 48 French Canadians 47 other Canadians 39 and 19 from the USSR Northern Ireland the Netherlands and Yugoslavia each had one. Denmark Czechoslovakia Lithuania Finland Romania Greece and Mexico had no Bristol residents.
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Italy
Providence
U. S
Northern Ireland
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
Denmark
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
Finland
Rumania
Greece
Mexico
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