Bristol Manufacturing Moves Machinery to New Plant
Bristol Manufacturing Company begins moving equipment from Wood Street to the new factory at Franklin and Buttonwood. Superintendent George D. Felix outlines a tight schedule with staged production, shifted hours, and phased conveyor and vulcanizer moves to minimize downtime during the transition.
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Bristol Manufacturing Company
Bristol Manufacturing
Wood Street
Franklin and
Buttonwood Streets
George D. Felix
Manuel Morris, Jr
Luke H. White
Felix
St Marys Mothers Club Bridge Whist Party
St Marys Mothers Club held a bridge whist party in the parish auditorium Tuesday to raise funds for a rest room for nuns and children. Prize winners included Mesdames Frank O Rene and Ethel Marz among others. door prize went to Mrs Roger Walsh.
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St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Two Bristol Boys Enlist In U S Navy
Pasquale Parisi and Charles C Abate have enlisted in the US Navy and left for basic training at Newport Training Station. Both are Colt Memorial High School graduates, class of 1940, and formerly worked for Collins & Atkman Corp.
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Pasquale Parisi
Domenico Parsi
Church Street
Charles C Abate
Frank Abate
Orchard Avenue
Newpoort
Colt Memorial High School
Collins & Atkman Corp
Parshley Urges Good Will Toward Allies At Legion Banquet
Canon Parshley urged an aggressive goodwill toward Allies at the Kearney Post 6 American Legion banquet in the Colonial Hotel. He warned against judging allies by race or speech, hoping Unknown Soldier would not be forgotten amid new horizons. Judge Edward L. Leahy lauded the Legion, Frank McCaffrey urged war veterans shape peace terms, and other speakers followed before a memorial moment and dancing to close.
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A. R. Parshley
Canon Parshley
Kearney
American Legion
Colonial Hotel
Edward L. Leahy
Legion
Frank McCaffrey
National Executive
Bertram W. Wall
A A Edmonds
Luke H. Callan
A Elmer McNamara
Donald Gladue
McNamara
Leroy I Dean
Manuel P Goulart
Fred M Straight
Frederick W Coggeshall
Colt Triumphs 24 0 in Armistice Day Grid Battle
Colt High defeats Warren 24 to 0 at Burr Hill Park on Armistice Day in a dominant inter town football clash. McCaw adds late TD as Colt uses substitutes ahead of next season. standout plays by Vollaro and Catallano key the win. Colt to face Portsmouth Priory then Burrillville and Barrington on Thanksgiving Day in Bristol.
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Colt High
Warren High
Burr Hill Park
Archie Allen
Warren
Colt
Allen
McCaw
Vobara
Catallano
Aoas
Portsmouth Priory
Gunuteras Field
Jowne
Burrillville
Barrington
Bristol
Ciritlo
Lele
Peland ‘Catallano
St. Nans Sousa
Igly Lopes Esposito
C c
G Maynard Ummire
W. E. Carty
Notable Names Listed in Local Notice of Residents
A reading of the notice lists numerous individuals including Charles C Almeida Nelson G Beals Gilbert Georges Gabriel Costa Hezekiah W Church Augustine Cirillo David Vo Dias George Dixon Milton Glenn David Gogha Norman F Herreshoff Joseph A Jackson D Sinclair MacDonald Raymond Makowsky T Manuels Wiatham Fo VWeWKenna Dominick Notar ngclo Henn Pacheco Parisi Prescott B Paull John A Pelegrino and others such as Joseph Pimental Edward Proto John Sardinha John Charles Sousa Joseph I Sousa Robert B Suzman Harold T Sylvester. The item names residents or participants in a local matter without further context.
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Charles C ‘Hate
Edward Almeida
Nelson G Beals Gilbert Georges Gabriel Costa Hezekiah
W Church Augustine Cirillo David Vo Dias
George Dixon Milton Glenn David Gogha Norman F
Herreshoff
Joseph A Jackson D. Sinclair MacDonald
Raymond Makowsky
Arres T Manuels
Mt Hope Leaders Meet In East Providence
Mt Hope Leaders Association will convene Monday at 730 PM at the Girl Scout House Waterman Avenue East Providence. Mrs Earl Sturdevant will discuss regional conference highlights from Boston in September. Miss Marguerite Twohey Boston Regional Director will be principal speaker. Rumford and East Providence Council hostesses invite all interested in Scouting.
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Mt Hope Leaders Association
Girl Scout House
Waterman Avenue
East Providence
Earl Sturdevant
Boston
Marguerite Twohey
Rumford
What You Buy With War Bonds Winter Flying Jackets
Winter flying jackets for Army and Navy Air Corps are essential gear, costing 12 to 18 dollars and made of horsehide leather with sheep shearling. One 18.75 dollar War Bond yields 25 dollars in 10 years and funds aviator equipment, urging 10 percent of salary per pay period to meet county quotas.
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Army
Navy Air Corps
US Treasury Department
Knights of Columbus Mark 44th Anniversary Banquet
Brista Council Knights of Columbus celebrate its forty fourth anniversary with a banquet at K of C headquarters on State street. Michael L. Walsh will be principal speaker, joined by John B. O Rourke Charles McCabe and local clergy.
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Knights of Columbus
Brista Council
K of C
State Street
Michael L. Walsh
Newpoort
John B. O'Rourke
Charles McCabe
St Mary’s
St Elizabeth's
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Order of St Columban
John McKenna
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Robert J. Conner
George H Baldwin
John L. Burke
James F Wylie
Thomas J. Tobin
William ® H Sisson
Edward L. Leahy
James J. Walsh
Frederick J. Goff
Thomas Byrnes
George Ingram
William T. Dwyer
Augustine B. Nerone
Henry P. Trudell
Lieut Trudell
Newfoundland
Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters Hold Annual Roll Call
The Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters hosted a covered dish supper and meeting with a large crowd. Following the social hour, the annual Roll Call added two names to the service list and gifts and letters will be sent to those in the armed forces.
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Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters
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Colt Swamps
Warren Armstice
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U.s.war Bonds
Mt. Hope
Pythian Sisters
Newman Bros
Pillsbury
Hoyt
Ward's
Mrs. Parkers
Parkerhouse
Rhode Island
Pepsi-Cola
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