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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1935

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Bomb on Bristol Cottage Porch Sparks Moonshiner Feud Thematic

A bomb exploded on the porch of Eliza Baptista’s Bristol home at 14 Borden Ave around 12 40 am wounding no one seriously and damaging the porch and nearby properties. Police link the act to a moonshiner feud, citing Baptista’s prior liquor violations and the avenue’s history of moonshine activity. Authorities, led by Police Chief Anthony J Ferrara, search for motives and culprits amid wartime memories of illicit distilling.

Rhode Island Bristol Stont Borden Ave Eliza Baptista Borden Avenue Baptista Spicer Anthony J. Ferrara Mary Baptista Joseph Baptista Bay View Avenue

Expedition pilot Harold June to speak on Byrd polar travels

Bristol Rotarians will hear Harold J June recount his polar experiences from the second Byrd Antarctic expedition at noon tomorrow in the Hotel Belvedere. June, former Bristol resident, also served as pilot and radio operator with Rear Admiral Byrd on early South Pole flights. Plans for a possible third Arctic expedition are discussed, not likely to start for at least two years. June and his wife and daughter visit local hosts Edmund L. Lemaire on Cottare Street.

Harold J June Bristol Arctic Marguerite Edmund L. Lemaire Cottare Street

Kearney Post to Seat Newly Elected Officers

Kearney Post No 6 of the American Legion will install its newly elected officers Thursday night at the Italo American hall Hope street. Commander Samuel A Hall will succeed Domenic Mascola with Col. Samuel A Hall named executive representative. The Ladies Auxiliary will also install new officers led by Miss Mary Peters and Mrs Anne Seymour. Armistice Day committee met to plan a two day observance and asked for donations to fund the event.

Kearney American Legion Hope Street Domenic Mascola Samuel A. Hall Charles E Burns Samuel J. Smith, Jr Brancis Cuomo Bertram W Wall A. A. Edmonds William A. Bottomley Frederick E. Garvin Aete RS Vba J Smith Francis Cuoma William T Cashin Charles Sh Ryssis Restrintnic Sitscors Department Charles E. Burns Mary Peters Pauline Bullock Anne Seymour Roselma Desilets Hope Cote Rockwell Park Armistic Day Duffy

Rev Yoemans to Speak at First Baptist Service

Rev C J Yoemans will present an illustrated talk at First Baptist Church at 7 45 p m followed by an old fashioned hymn sing The Fishers of Men Club meets in the vestry prior to the sing and a Friday night supper is planned in the vestry Sunday school resumes next Sunday

C J Yoemans First Baptist Church Tomorow Fishers of Men

Colonial Company Plans Indoor Bingo Series

Colonial Company C of the Bristol Tram of Artillery will resume its weekly bingo in the armory on State Street this summer marking the first indoor event. Lieut Fred W Coggeshall chairs the committee with Sergeants Herman Gablinske Arthur Belmore Henry E Brown Corporal Joseph Seyer and Privates Allan Hibbert Louis Durgin Charles Collins Roland Burt Bertram Bullock Jr Alonzo Reynolds Elvin Evers Herbert Gray John Gray Arthur Marz and Capt Gordon R Brown ex offic.

Colonial Company C Bristol Tram of Artillery Thursan State Street Fred W Coggeshall Herman Gablinske Arthur Belmore Henry FE. Brown Joseph Seyer Allan Hibbert Louis Durgin Charles Collins Roland Burt Bertram Bullock Alonzo Reynolds Elvin Evers Herbert Gray John Gray Arthur Marz Gordon R. Brown Exoffic

Nurse Training Graduate Celebrated in City News

Miss Currier, a 1932 Colt Memorial High School graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Currier of Mount Hope Farms, completed Sunday studies at the Kearney Hospital Nurses Training School of Boston.

Colt Memorial High School Kearney Hospital Nurses Training School Boston Currier Joseph F. Currier Mount Hope Farms

Providence Man Found Guilty of Reckless Driving

Arthur T Payette of 1202 West Westminster Street Providence was found guilty of reckless driving after a lengthy trial before Judge William T O'Donnell in Fifth District court He was fined 50 dollars and costs but posted 300 bail on appeal The verdict noted Payette failed to protect life and property after his heavily loaded truck struck a curb tree and an automobile on August 12 near Hope Street The witnesses testified speeds of 40 to 45 miles per hour and the driver Walsh veered left to avoid the truck Additional sentences included a separate 10 dollar and costs fine for George Chow Coggeshall on drunkenness and various other minor fines and continuances were noted The court warned attorneys about repeated continuances to clear the docket and urged prompt disposition of cases.

Arthur T Payette Westminster Stret Providence William T. O'Donnell Fifth District O’donnell Payette Hope Street Council James J. Walsh Miles S. J. Siegel Charles H Bahr Mr. Walsh High Street O'Donnell George Borges Doran Avenue Mas Salvatore Foll Wood Street John Fanara W. Vincent Sumpter Nelson Wells William Dunbar Seking Lim

Eastern Star reception honors Bristol officers in high school hall

Worthy Matron Mrs Frances Antonelli and Worthy Patron J. Sidney Dunbar head a reception by Mount Hope Chapter No 23 Eastern Star at Colt Memorial High School auditorium. Guests included Grand officers from Rhode Island as dancing followed with Providence orchestra and assorted refreshments.

Frances Antonelli J. Sidney Dunbar Mount Hope No 23 Order of Eastern Star Bristol Colt Memorial High School Order Providence Antonelli Dunbar Laura Nickerson East Providence Alpreus Place Hillsgrove Lucy E. Spencer Hattie O E. Spaulding Woonsocket Albert Johnson St. Alban’s Lodge Town Johnson Iona E. Young Annabelle Bragg Maybelle Remieres Marion E. D. Newman Eva Hazledine Rachel Simmons Dorothy Megthalin Adeline Klein Florence G. Potter Elizabeth Pettine Clara Anderson Audrey Munro Elizabeth Downing Vincent Pettine William H. Remieres

Knights of Columbus Salvage Shop To Aid Needy

Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus opens a Salvage Shop on State street starting tomorrow night and every Wednesday to distribute clothing and other goods to the town's needy. A truck will deliver items to homes and donations are urged to help buy shoes stockings and other school age apparel. The committee led by Joseph King includes J Francis Connell John G Deslauriers Frank Giglio and Judge Edward L Leahy.

Bristol Council Knights of Columbus State Street J. Francis Connell John G. Deslauriers Frank Giglio Edward L. Leahy K. of C Bristol

Cup Defenders Association Receives Charter and Elects Officers

The Cup Defenders Association now has a state charter and elected Orlando Bisbano as president, Jack Bisbano as vice president, Michael Pasquarelli as secretary, Antonio Marabello as treasurer, with additional posts held by Rich and others. The group plans a Charter Day ceremony on October 20 and will start a bowling league the week of October 14 plus hold a dance on October 19 at the Italo American hall.

Cup Defenders Asociation Cup Defenders League Orlando Bisbano Michael Pasquarelli Bennie Mansi Albert Quito Michael Ascoli Wood and Catherine Streets Jack Bisbano Antonio Marabello Seph, Rich G. A. R. Hall Hope Street Santo Matrone Thezalanced Annie Bicoegerbiege Dre Bennie Mansi Mficnaer Ascoil Michael Pasquarelliz Stephen Masena Albert-Quito

Annual Supper and Inspection of Babbitt WRC Held

The Babbitt Women's Relief Corps held its annual supper and inspection on Friday night at the Mello Building Hope Street. State and national officers attended including Mrs Jennie T Kilroy Providence department president and Mrs Grace E Watson Newport senior vice president.

Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps Mello Batding Hope Street Jennie T. Kilroy Providence Grace E. Watson Newport Maude L. West Annie E. Staples Auburn Annie A. Doherty Matilda McIver Laura I. Smith Smith Kilroy

Winter Police Schedule Sees Reserve Officer Sylvia Released

Police Chief Anthony J. Ferrara implements winter schedule after summer vacations. Reserve Officer Henry J. Sylvia Jr. is released from active duty. Chief and captains assign day and night shifts for patrols across beats with Baker Baker, Cashin, Mahon, Serbst, Sylvia, Demars covering specified hours and areas.

Anthony Jt.Ferrara Henry J. Sylvia, Jr Ferrara William T. Cashin William I. ‘Baker, Jr John Mahon Fréderick W. Serbst Joseph Sylvia Sergt Euclid J. Demars

Mrs Harvey Dies in Mishawaka Indiana

Annie E. Harvey daughter of the late Captain and Mrs Albert C. Bennett died September 27 1935 in Mishawaka Indiana in her 88th year Survived by daughter Florence D Blaisdell five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Interment was in North Cemetery Bristol yesterday

Harvey Mishawaka Ind Bennett Annie E. Harvey Albert C. Bennett Indiana Florence D. Blaisdell North Bristol

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Ol 'E Borden Plocie Lewisburg Byrd Expeditions Rana Col. Hall Domethc Mascola Miss Peters Mrs. Bullock Rev. Yoemans First Baptist Service Elizabeth Beegner Ann Sothern McNamare Newspaper Dix Richard DIX Margot Grahame Preston Foster Louis Calhern Gene Raymond Bill, Robinson Meteotone Chicago Brooklyn Gold Fields Jack London Clark Gable Loretta Young Jack Oarie Mickey Mouse Coles Colonial Company B.T. A. Armory Lieut. Coggeshall Agnes M. Currier Colt High CUP Defenders Association Babbitte WRC Corso Eescote Sylvia Joseph King J. F. Connell Giglio Edward L Roca
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