Two Bristol Catholic Churches Tie Wedding Knots
Weddings solemnized in St Elizabeths Our Lady of Mount Carmel and at Quiranot Farm. Brides Miss Theresa Almeida daughter of Mrs Joseph Ventura Perty Pho and Joseph Almeida and Miss Lucy Ferrara daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Pasquale Ferrara wed in Bristol. Grooms James Montefusco of Providence and Clayton Edward Rash of Warren. Attendants include Miss Irene Castro Miss Trieste Ferrara and Miss Flora D Alesso. Receptions and bridal trips to New York Connecticut Washington followed by home at 17 Perry Place 1 Reservoir Avenue and 101 Reservoir Avenue respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Almeida
Mary Ventura
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Lucy
Ferrara
James Montefusco
Anne De'Atessio
Clayton Rush
Bristol
St Elizabeths and
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Mars Ventura
Joseph Ventura Perty Pho
August Almeida
Sherry Avenue
Ftlizabeths
Henrique Rocha
Theresa Almeida
Joseph Ventura
Anna
Irene Castro
Miss Almeida
Connecticut
New York
Almeida
Perry Plat
Fver Ready Lagaine and Hose Company
Augielmeida
Quiranot
Wafien
Lucy Ferrrara
Pasquale Ferrara
Bourne Street
Tockwood Street
Providence
Joseph Sorzano
Trieste Ferrara
Gasper Arpaia
Brooklyn
Best Man Caven
Salvatore
Montefusco
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Angel Esteves Alessio
Daniel D'Alessio
Tol Reservoir Avenue
Clayton Edward Rash
Elmer Rash
Child Street
Warren
Kelley
St Columban Seminary
Flora D'Alesso
Arthur Rash
Jowtne
Shorty
News
Rash
Bristol Cleansing Company
DeMederos Violates Deferred Sentence Terms
DeMederos surrendered to the Attorney General's Department for violating his deferred sentence after pleading guilty in Fifth District Court to daytime breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny. He received four years in prison for the violation following arrest on a Bristol trap set by police.
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Brankygee
Omish
Atrochtes General’s Department
Fifth District Court
Providence
de Medertos
de Mederos
Albert Velleca Heads Junior Class
Albert Velleca has been named president of the Junior Class Braster school principal Edward Kategerald announced today. Other officers chosen were Edward Risso vice president Marcia Catford SCUTOLADA Charles Coggeshall treasurer Mars Burns Pacy Del Piano Norman Kane Attho Topazio and Vincent Vaccare executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Velleca
Edward Kategerald
Edward Risso
Marcia Catford Scutolada
Charles Coggeshall
Mars Burns Pacy del Piano
Norman Kane Attho Topazio
Vincent Vaccare
Troop Six Holds Initial Meeting at St Marys Church
Troop Six Bristol Boy Scouts sponsored by St Marys Church met at the parochial school for its first gathering. Plans include a Saturday hike to Nar ragansett Bay with tests and a sports program. Scoutmaster Prasmo Fangint leads the group with Rev Vincent J Griffin and the troops guests attending.
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First Ad
Bristol Boy Scouts
St Marys Church
Narragansett
Prasmo
Vincent J Griffin
Sithal
s+ Moys Phavers
St Marys Auditerno
Community events and sales announced in local notices
Readable items list social events and fundraisers including bridge and whist games at various churches, a hat and tea sale, a Christmas sale, and a food and fancy works sale hosted by local societies and congregations across Bristol and Briggs Store Church Street with dates in December.
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Bristol Hastorral Society
Royom
Samuel MooTandies
Congregator Ab
Cub Bonent
Funer
Tarst
Briggs Store Church Street
Bristol Women's Republican Club
Congregational Club
Ciuiteras House
European ideals mocked at Bristol-Coltrata meet
The report notes a declaration by representatives of the Bristol-Coltrata Association condemning current European conduct as a hollow mockery of the ideals fought for in the last war, voiced at a meeting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-Coltrata Association
Auto Collision Injures Three on Hope Street
One man was severely injured and two others harmed in a two car crash on Hope Street involving James Popsoaves of Pennsylvania Avenue Warren and Herbert Perreault of 43 Fimwsdo Avenue Providence. Soucy, a passenger, remained dazed after a skull fracture and facial injuries. Perreault avoided a driveway turn but collided at low speed as both cars were eastbound.
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Jame
PopSoaves
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren
Lhert Perreault
Fimwsdo Avenue
Providence
Heden Collston
Hope Street
Sones Wes
St Joseph’s Hosot Bey Orroumeth
Phas
Srwretarc CIA
Sta Infirmary
Elizabeth Ryan
Nixon Avenue
Norwood
Arthur J Duffs
Thomas A Lavey, Jr
Mellone
Perrault
Mrs Carmark Addresses D A R Chapter Meeting
Mrs Carmark spoke at a D A R chapter gathering as Miss Alimy reported that all chapters contributed reports during the session. She noted continued interest and cooperation for the coming year. Tea was served afterward by hostesses including Mrs Samuel A Hall and Mrs Guy Sullivan.
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Cauneer
Alimy
Samuel A Hall
Guy
Sullvan
Clifford Wailson
Gora Mo Hall
Mussims
Girl Scout Leaders Attend Newport Session
Seven Bristol Girl Scout leaders attended the Mt Hope Leaders Association meeting at the Newport Girl Scout House in Massachusetts. The regional director Thelma Trott of Boston led a leaders training course and Bristol participants included Mrs Earle G Sturdesant and other troop captains and lieutenants.
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Bristol
Mt Hope Leaders’ Association
Girl Scout
Newport
Thelma Trott
Boston
Earle G . Sturdesant
Wessex Armstrong
Columbine
Viola Ieclerc
William Pineh
Goldenrad
John Gilles Eutenant
Goldenrod
Stannard Sylvia
Warren Tuston
Brownies
Red Cross mobilizes for war relief and American evacuees
The American Red Cross moved quickly at the onset of hostilities in Europe to organize relief for war sufferers and assist Americans stranded or rescued. It authorized 8,700 chapters to produce refugee garments and accept war relief funds, aided the Polish and American hospitals, evacuated American patients, and funded medical supplies including medicines, blankets, hospital tents, gauze, and cotton.
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Washington
American
Red Cross
Europe
Ted Cross
Poland
United States
Athenia
Paris
Wrande
Norman H. Davis
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
Rea Cross
Davis’ Cable
International Committee
Marget
American Red Cross
Seaport
Ely
Kampe An Arkandy
State Department
Bcotch
Davis
Great
International Red Cross
Red Cross Chapters
Red Cross Society
Guilty Plea In Motor Charge And Court Delays
Albert Silvia 21 of 28 Garfield Avenue pleaded guilty to failing to stop at an intersection and was fined five dollars and costs by Judge William T. O'Donnell in Fifth District Court yesterday morning. Two week continuances were granted in private complaints between Aguiar and Cunard and related counterclaims. Five cases against Chris A Garvin for alleged theft of milk bottles were postponed. Geneveve M. Doran won a possession and costs decision in a trespass case against Louis Rego. Nine Barrington youths charged with malicious mischief had two week delays. they allegedly let air out of PT A tires and toppled signs while PT A members met at Peck High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Silvia
Garfield Avenue
William T. O'Donnell
Fifth District Court
Joseph Aguiar, Jr
Edward Cunard
Rose Aguiar
Alvaro Aguiar
Edward S. Cunard
Joseph Aguiar
Chris A Garvin
Robert G. Fleming
Providence
Geneveve
M. Doran
Louis Rego
Alse Serpents Ee Siete
Barrington
Parent-Teacher Association
Peck High School
George W. Robbins
Girls Bowling Scores U S Rubber C A Matches Rolled Now
The report lists U S Rubber C A girls bowling scores and results as the season progresses with matches rolled, marking the sixth round.
Martin Hall Hosts Visitors and Alumni Weekend Actions
Miss Winsoe’s School attendee Nancy Stodder of Brookline attended Armistice week at Martin Hall. Bristol teacher Jean Tobin and Providence’s Mary O’Donnell visited. Charlotte Cooke joined Alumni Homecoming at Rhode Island State College in Kingston. Marion L Bouman spoke to Montefiore Association in Providence. Armistice Day activities paused classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Shapiro
Nancy Stodder
Brookline
Mays
Miss Winsoe
Jean Tobin
Bristol
Mary O’donnell
Providence
Charlotte Cooke
Kingston
Rhode Island State College
Conn. State
R. S. State
Marion L. Bouman
Martin Hall
Montefiore Assn
John Williams
Sewebbie Lae
Slecor Tevogg
Neuhall
Rick” Neuhall
Pennell
Bud Parks
Retonah
N. Y
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Alessio
Waseline
Harold Siiemman
Barrington Pater
Bristol County Water Company
Wonarren
Buffington’s Pharmacy
Hope St
Tel
Skors
B. W. Wall
Man
Scho F Mfort
Phoenix
Bradford St
Debonairs
U.S
E Pierce
H Preble
Pata
M McHough
I Conley
Persians Teghy M McKenna
M McCann
A Mansi
E., Supper
J Russo
Mariners
U. S
C Gallagher
C. Pendleton
Almernda
M Reilly
FE. McLaughlin
TY Eee Abes
M_ Johnson
C. Harper
E Warner
M McCallum
Vv McGovern
Stingers
FE. Lonergan
Fiske
Magee
Rishe
Walsh
Cariocas
U S
Tyr
Phenes
M Quinn
Toolin
Charles M. Connery
Burton SI
Ulysse Forget, M. D
Main ST
Warren, B. L
Rbert C.eales
Pleasant ST
Fale River
J. Ionascimerts
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Tel. Conn
Henry R. Bullock Warren
R. I
E. W. Weaver & Son
High Street
Dorchester Mutual
L. Watson Co.,, Inc
Gates
Weshanger Strent Dence
John Angers
Wood St
Tel Conn
G. M. Wilbur
Undertaker
Calla
Constitution St
Tel. Bris
District Nursing Association
Martha Gratiam
Hope
Thurba Carlson
High St
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