St Andrew’s Boys Club Stages Biblical Play
St Andrew’s Boys Club of St Michael’s Church presented the Biblical play St Andrew, the Fisher of Men, by Louise H DeWolf. Rev Anthony R Parshley led a devotional, Junior choir sang, with Earl P Rounds at the organ, and George S Pailthorpe directing and supervising stage lighting. The cast included Roy, Dean Armstrong, Zebedee, Andrew, Simon Peter, John, James and others. The scene is by the Sea of Galilee near Capernaum. a second presentation is planned.
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St Andrew
Louise H DeWolf
St Andrews
St Michael’s Church
Anthony R. Parshley
St Michael's Church
Earl P. Rounds
George S. Pailthorpe
Mr Pailthorpe
William A. Tucker
Roy
Dean Armstrong
Zebedee
William Pinch, Jr
Andrew
Robert A. Tourigney
Simon Peter
Arthur M. Williams
James
Sinclar MacDonald
John
Henry P. Hambrick
Sea of Galilee
Capernaum
Sunda at St Andrew's School West Barrington Event
Sunda at St Andrew's School West Barrington engages boys of the school along with their parents and friends for a community gathering and celebration.
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Sunda
St Andrew's School
West Barrington
Collins Aikman Clubs Hold Second Whist Night
The second in a series of joint whists by the Collins Aikman Men’s Club and Women’s Club was held Saturday evening in the Men’s Club rooms Thames Street winners included Mrs F Guevremont first and Miss A Tattrie third in women’s group. Mr F Guevremont first and F Vorro second in men’s. The next event will be held Saturday evening in the Men’s quarters.
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Collins & Aikman
Collins & Aikman Girls’ Club
Thames Street
F Guevremont
F Robinson
A_ Tattrie
F Vorro
Bridge Benefit Draws 285 at St. Mary's Church Event
The first annual bridge for St. Mary's Church was held Friday at Colt Memorial High School auditorium drawing about 285 attendees and roughly 70 tables in play. Winners included Mrs James Holmes and Mrs Joseph Hammill with many other prize recipients listed for the charity event.
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ST. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Church
Colt Memorial High School
Albert Menard
Edward Menard
James Holmes
Joseph A. Hammill
Wallace L. Mossop
A. B. Nerone
Cambio
Margaret Nerone
Catherine Deery
Catherine Coughlan
Brother James
Margaret McCallum
Charles Coggeshall
Veronica Trainor
Alice Walsh
Andrew Miles
Dorothy Foster
Fred Guevrement
Moses Moore
James A McKenna
Nora E. Dwyer
Williard Kenney
Herman W Vermette
Mary Corey
James Fay
Ellison McDonald
A M Merriman
Ralph F. Kinder
Rose Preble
Aida A. Connery
Frederick W Serbst
Iren Monahan
William Demers
Irene Gallo
James Munro
John Bushneck
Russell Donovan
Joseph Dubuc
James Bertrand
John Brushneck
Winfred Murphy
Rita Morton
Margaret Callan
G Elton Pierce
Walter Taylor
Erasmo Man
Henry Sweeney
Augustine B Nerone
Grace Shiel
Frederick Serbst
Bertha Hagen
William F Duffy
Joseph Hammill
Bessie Tobin
Thomas J Connery
Robert G Newbold
Veronia Tramor
Owen Tramor
Minnie Murphy
Scanlon
James Ruggiero
Joseph Pevin
Oscar Pevin
Edward Ri
John Tobin
Fred Foster
Joseph Lewis
Thomas Byrnes
William Owen
William Sisson
Alphonse Vermette
John Lanander
Frank Doran
Veronica McGovern
Mary Breen
Elizabeth Breen
George McClure
Lillian Connery
Mary Connery
George Baldwin
J. Teo Cantwell
Herman Vermette
John W
James Munroe
Dorothy Rowater
John [. Burke
Resolutions on the death of Fred E Suzman
The Rotary Club of Bristol passes resolutions on the death of Fred E. Suzman a longtime member who died after a brief illness on November 14 1937. He joined June 20 1929 and enriched the club with kindness sympathy and active welfare work. The club extends its condolences to his widow and children and requests publication and minutes memorial. Charles Otten.
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Fred E. Suzman
Rotary
Rotary Club of
Bristol
Bristol Phoenix
Christmas sales and events listed by local clubs
A sequence of December community gatherings includes Christ mas Sale by Ladies Aid at State Street ME Church on Dec 1, Christmas Sale and tea by Congregational Club at Guiter a House on Dec 2, Annual Christmas Card sale by Girls Friendly Society at St Michael's on Dec 4, Christmas sale by Mite Society at First Baptist in-store Dec 9, and New Year’s Eve Dance by Battery C at Church Street Armory on Dec 31.
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State Street ME
Auspices
Ladies Aid Society
Auspices Congregational Club
Guiteras House
High Street
Girls Friendly Society
St Michael’s Church
Mite Society
The
First Baptist Church
William Briggs
Church Street
Church Street Armory
Battery C
Miss Cora Belmore Weds Howard Potter in Local Church
Miss Cora Marie Ann Belmore daughter of Mrs Medrick Belmore 400 Thames street and Howard Gray Potter son of Frank Potter 24 Washington street were married Saturday at 7 am in a single ring ceremony at St Mary Church officiated by Rev Michael Ryan. The bridal party included Mrs Lilian Dyer matron of honor and George Dyer best man. Guests enjoyed breakfast at Elm Farm Hope street. The couple plan a trip to Washington and Philadelphia then reside at 1290 Hope street. The bride wore a brown travelling outfit.
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Cora Marie Ann Belmore
Medrick Belmore
Thames Street
Howard Gray Potter
Frank Potter
Washington Street
St. Mary ‘Church
Michael Ry&n
Gelebratoy
Onal l
Mass
Lilian Dyer
George Dyer
Hope Street
Potter
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Kerr Pimental-Nuptials Tie Wood Street Pair in Town
Miss Mary Carmel Pimental daughter of Mrs Angelina P Moniz of 268 Wood street marries Henry George Kerr of 568 Wood street officiated by Rev Henrique Rocha at St Elizabeths Church Saturday 8 AM nuptial mass follows. Maid Helen Silvia best man George W Parks. Wedding breakfast at Hotel Warren and reception at the bride’s home. They will live at 568 Wood street after a trip to Washington DC.
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Henrique Rocha
St. Elizabeth's Church
Mary Carmel Pimental
Angelina P. Moniz
Wood Street
Silvia
Washington, DC
Pimental Furtado Reception After Wedding at St Elizabeths
Miss Mary C Furtado daughter of Mrs Anna Furtado of 9 Thompson Avenue and John J Pimental son of Mrs Mary Pimental of Pappasquash Point were married at St Elizabeths Church by Rev Henrique R Rocha. They will reside at 612 Wood Street after a honeymoon trip to Boston.
Fifth District Court Hears Two Criminal Cases
In Fifth District Court yesterday morning before Judge William T. ODonnell only two criminal cases were heard. The session proceeded with routine arraignments and scheduling discussions.
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Fifth District Court
Fifth District
William T. O’donnell
Local Docket Reports Fines For License Violation
Edward Atruc a 16 year old of 221 Crawford street Woon socket was fined 10 dollars and costs for operating without a license after a Sunday evening arrest on State street. Charles Romano 43 of 189 Mt Hope avenue pleaded to operating a vehicle while intoxicated and the case was continued two weeks. Civil calendar cases Del Toro Raposa Del Piano Bosworth Del Piano Nes Scilia Loan Co versus Gomes were continued one week. Judgment for payment of 40 and costs to Lucien Capone versus John C Silvia and Joe Silvia.
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Edward Atruc
Crawford Street
Woonsocket
Mr. Atruc
State Street
Charles Romano
Mt. Hope Avenue
Romano
Biagio del Toro
Pauline Raposa
Mary del Piano
Evelyn M. Bosworth
Lorenzo del Piano
Evelyn M Bosworth
Nes Scilia Loan Company, Inc
John Gomes
Lucien Capone
John CG Silvia
Joe Silvia
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I, Ea Vay
Shirley-Temple
Suzman's
Pastime Theatre
Hope St
R. I
Shirley Temple
Deanna Durbin
ST. Andrews Boys Club
Dorchester Mutual
Boston
E L. Watson Co., Inc
Weyboster Street
Providence R
BOWEN
Bowen Heating Oil
Bowen Motors
Tarket Street
Wfarren, R. I
A. J. Ratler
Charles Otten
Belmore
Kerr—Pimental
Pimental—Furtado
St Elizabeth's Church
Mary C. Furtado
Anna Furtado
Thompson Avenue
John J Pimental
Mary Pimental
Pappasquash Point
Henrique R. Rocha
Angelina Ramos
August Ramos
Pinks
Annie Peters
Bristol County Water Company
Herbert C. Eales
Pleasant ST
Fifteenth Fall River, Mass
J. J. Nascimento
Newman Bros
Bristol’s. Leading Food
Campbell’s
S. S. Pierce Co
S. S. Pierce
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