Balloting Heavy at Bristol Polls on Election Day
Turnout built through the morning as Bristol voters faced five machines in the Armory and three at Reynolds School. In the tri county race between Wall Pagnano and Paull, observers predicted Republican gains while Democrats remained hopeful. First district voters Kept tally at 1 pm with 1670 of 5285 eligible ballots cast, including 953 in district one and 717 in district two.
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Bristol
B. W. Wall
Pasquale Pagnano
Prescott B. Paull
Bristol Train of Artillery Armory
Reynolds School
Bristol Train of Artillery
Reynolds ‘School
Rufino DeCosta
Usher Street
William P. Gladding
Bristol Women's Republican Club
Michael Perna
Wood Street
Genevieve Dunbar
Oliver Street
John Marshall
Lous A. Guida
Edward J. Flannagan
Arthur Costa
Orlando Jrisbane
William A Bottomley
John P Marshall
Bennie Mans
Jeremiah W Romano
Frank J Rinaldi
Laura Balzand
Charles Manz
Jose C Victoria
Vincent A. Campagna
Watcher
James T
Elmer A Angell
Ralph T Church
John J DeCosta
Manuel
Fernandes
Can We Avoid Another Business Slump Forum Discussed
A Bristol School Committee sponsored public forum on business slumps will occur Thursday evening in Colt Memorial Hall. Dr Joseph Mayer will introduce the topic with a short lecture, then lead floor discussion with Mayer in charge. open to public and Colt High School pupils.
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Colt Memorial Hall
Joseph Mayer
L.L.N
Mayer
Bristol School Committee
State Department of Education
Federal Bureau of Education
United States
Columbia University
University of
Red Cross Rolls Call Planned by Bristol Branch
Bristol branch of the American Red Cross begins its 22nd annual roll call on Armistice Day, continuing to Thanksgiving. Glen Smith leads 40 volunteers canvassing town to exceed last year’s enrollment and donations. Robert W Nelson serves as treasurer of the committee.
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Bristol
American Red Cross
Glen Smith
Roll Call
Robert W Nelson
Bristol Phoenix notices and advertising copy delays
Journal notes publication schedule shifts as advertisers request earlier placements. The Bristol Phoenix indicates Friday deadlines for copy and ad submissions to hit the Thursday issue.
Double Significance Marks Armistice Day Observance
Armistice Day observance will mark 20th anniversary of WWI end and a Legion Week in Bristol. A parade heads at 10 am with Chief Marshal Samuel J Smith and staff Almer McNamara, silent tribute at 11. Football game at Warren-Coht high schools at 2:30 pm precedes Armistice Ball at the Bristol Casino.
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Quinti * Ters
Legion
Bristol Legionnaires
Colt Memoral High School
Bristol Casino
Samuel J Smith
Almer McNamara
A. A. Edmonds
General Arrangements Committee
Warren-Coht High Schools
Guiteras Athletic Field
Honor American Composers at Bristol Chasis Dek Meeting
John Philip Sousa and Ethelbert Nevin birthdays honored at the November 14 meeting. Miss Mabel B Salisbury will perform piano solos and Mrs Winthrop Saunders will speak on The Rhode Island Indian. Mrs Thompson presides with reports from national committees.
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John Philip Sousa
Ethelbert Nevin
Bristol
Rte
Charles
O F Thompson
Regent
Mabel B. Salisbury
Advancement of American Music Committee
Winthrop Saunders
Providence
Thompson
Viking
Newport
Henry M Robert, Jr
National Society
Robert
NBC
Men’s Rally to Launch Series of Sunday Union Services
Rev Albert Clark Thomas of First Baptist Fall River will speak at a Thursday rally in the vestry of the Baptist Church to introduce a six Sunday evening union service series beginning next Sunday at First Congregational Church. Speakers include Rev Frederick Wilmot and Rev Arthur E Wilson with topics on religion and society.
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Albert Clark Thomas
First Baptist Church of
Baptist Church
U & Uuck
Charles Otten, Jr
Aoe
Mgr
First Congregational Church
Frederick Wilmot
Providence Journal
Thomas
E. Dean Ellenwood
First Universalist Church
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Arthur’ W. Cleaves
First Baptist
First Congregational
St Michaels
State Street
Youth to Speak at Taft School Meeting on Local Selections
A seven year old boy Joseph Mag samen of Rehobeth will address the meeting at Taft School Hope street. Mrs William Pinch will preside and Mrs Alice Dubuc president of the Second District American Legion Auxiliary will also address the gathering. Local selections will be rendered by Mrs Dora Deschaine accompanied by Mrs Alice Giblin.
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Joseph Magsamen
Rehobeth
Beri
Taft
Hope
William Pinch
Alice Dubuc
American Legion Auxiliary
Dora Deschaine
Alice Giblin
Baird to Speak at Colt Memorial High Armistice Day Assembly
Commander John E. Baird of the Rhode Island State Police will address Colt Memorial High School at Thursday Armistice Day assembly in the school auditorium. A lieutenant in the state police and major in the Cavalry Reserve, U S Army, he represents the American Legion branch.
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John E. Baird
Colt Memorial High School
Baird
Rhode Island State Police
Cavalry Reserve
United States Army
Rev Hubbard Addresses Ladies Benevolent Society
The Rev Russell S Hubbard rector of St Martins Church Providence spoke to the Ladies Benevolent Society at Holmes House of St Michaels Church. He spoke on the fight diocese mission and plans for a Christmas Card sale on December 4 were made during the meeting. A sewing circle was planned after the holidays and refreshments were provided by Mrs Edward Easterbrooks and others.
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Russell So Hubbard
St Martins Church
Providence
Ladies Benevolent Society
Holmes
St Michael's Church
Edward Easterbrooks
Fei Brownell
J E. Ingraham
Chester Whitman
Ina Warren
Students Stage Three Act Play The Old South at Reynolds School
Grade 6-1 pupils directed by Miss Marguerite Vermette present The Old South in a three act program at Reynolds school. Cast includes Cyn tha McCaw Marguerite Kebrek Olga Viera Claire Fuhier Joseph Ferrara and others with readings by Elvira Pansa David Mathewson Helen Puya and Mary Paiva. Vernon Huestis announces. stage managers Antonio Goulart and Peter Varolo.
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Reynolds School
Marguerite Vermette
Cyntha McCaw
Marguerite Kebrek
Olga Viera
Claire Fuhier
Joseph Ferrara
Robert Grossman
Jack Goulart
David Mathewson
Manuell Correia
Joseph Nunes
Raymond DeCosta
Louis Ferreira - Negro Chagas Jaura Gaspar
Mary Paiva
Mary Soares
Matilda Santos
Jacquelyn Pettine
Irene Cavaliers
Henrietta Matrone
Joseph Gusto
Pasquale Annarummo
Joseph Ferreira
Elvira Pansa
Helen Puya
Vernon Huestis
Antonio Goulart
Peter Varolo
Warren Colt High Meet Friday in Armistice Davy Rivalry
Warren High and Colt Memorial High prepare for a high stakes clash at Gutteras Field Friday at 2 30. The intra county rivalry features seniors seeking a final victory as both teams chase the coveted league crown. Tickets are available in advance from the school principal.
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Armistice Davy
Colt Memorial High
Warren High
Gutteras
Warren-Bristol
Tarren High
High
Munroe Ave
Cup Defenders Plan For Supper In Bristol
The Cup Defenders Association of Bristol met Sunday afternoon on Wood Street. They planned a spaghetti supper and a Christmas party for children. New members were admitted and a two dollar donation was given to the American Red Cross.
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Cup Defenders Association of
Bristol
Wood Street
Antonio Cupolo
Frank Mansi
Frank Arruda
Felix Pasquarelli
Michae Proto
James Sazano
Antonio Marabello
John Steignano
Felix Langello
Joseph Rich
Michael Antinucci
Frank Panzarella
Joseph Antimucci
Synagogue Names Dr Grossman President for Second Term
Dr Max B Grossman was unanimously re-elected yesterday as president of the Chavera Agudas Achim Synagogue at its annual meeting. Officers named include Samuel Nussenfeld as vice president and Robert B Suzman as secretary. A fundraising committee for Palestine relief was formed, and three new members joined the synagogue.
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Max B Grossman
Chavera Agudas Achim
Samuel Nussenfeld
Robert B Suzman
Albert Makowsky
Gabi
Jacob Bassing
Louis Levy
Philip Shusman
Barney Leviten
Grossman
Suzman
K of C Sets Observance Date for 40th Anniversary
Bristol Knights of Columbus outlines plans for its 40th anniversary with a December 1 banquet at the Warren Hotel. Local clergy from St Marys Our Lady of Mt Carmel and St Elizabeths will attend, with State Deputy William Callahan and District Deputy Michael Coyne among invited officials.
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Bristol Council Knights of Columbus
K of C. Hall
Warren Hotel
Bristol
State Council
Michael L. Ryan
Vincent J Griffin
St. Mary's Church
Joseph Sorzano
Anthony Bainotti
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Henrique Rocha
St Elizabeth’s Church
K. of C
William Callahan
Michael F. Coyne
Dandelion in the yard signals mild fall weather
The writer notes a November 7 sighting of a dandelion in bloom and recalls reports of early flowers and fruit trees this fall. Readers reported similar out of season blooms hinting at a mild autumn after a prior hurricane, with predictions of a harsh winter possibly ahead.
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The
Phoenix
Old Mother Nature
Weather vane tale marks town's changing skyline
A storm destroys the vane atop the Methodist steeple while a new one rises, signaling a shift in the town's appearance. The memorial note mentions schools maintaining tradition as a newcomer stands like a ship under full sail, symbolizing renewal.
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Ayhoee
Local Church Demolished Sparks Reflections on Civility
A reader recalls a Methodist church tied to family history and visits it daily before demolition. The missive coins a critique of political campaign stickers used for publicity, questioning their effectiveness and intent.
High School Paper Wins Top Journalism Honors
Jamaica Long Island Hilltopper, edited by Alton Molasky, earns International honor rating in the Quill and Scroll competition. The four-page publication mirrors a regular paper and adopts the Herald Tribune style for makeup, marking a third straight year of high-level recognition.
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Alton Molasky
Bristol
The
Hilltopper
Jamaica
Long Island
N. Y
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
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