Warren Bristol Second World Series Game Set For Next Sunday
Rain delayed the Little World Series game between Warren and Bristol. The next game will be played Sunday afternoon at Jamies Park, Warren, with local players. Manager Harvey Gladue adds a stronger Bristol lineup led by Jack Gallagher and Sonny Garvin to face Warren’s Young, Riopel, and Simister lineup. The game features home team Warren and visiting Bristol in a regional clash.
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Warren
Bristol
Jamies’ Park
Harvey Gladue
Jack Gallagher
Mose Moore
Frankie Gray
Sonny” Garvin
Joe’ Kelley
Leo Menard
Mike Cavallaro
John Andrade
Jimmie Garvin
H. Gladue
Mansi
Abate
Eddie Menard
New Defiance Hose Company Fire Station Under Construction
Work on the Defiance Hose Company fire station at Bristol Neck advances with brick walls rising. Archibald Kirker Co of Providence lays interior gray bricks while red exterior bricks are awaited. grading and staging are in place as a 31 by 49 foot two story building nears form completion.
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Defiance Hose Company
Bristol Neck
Archibald Kirker Co
Providence
Council Revokes Junk Dealer License in Pawtucket
The Pawtucket Town Council revoked the junk dealer license of Abraham Fishman after police reported prior warnings and a theft charge. Council also approved a Madeira Colony entertainment permit, land lease transfers, and multiple permits and notices, including election logistics and street work.
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Abraham Fishman
James Holmes
Pawtucket
Burnside Memorial
Richard J. Kavanaugh
Fishman
Fifth District Court
L. H Callan
Kavanaugh
Suveyor James Connors
Madeira
Amos Gorham
Industrial Trust Company
Anna E. Jackson
Robert J. Cooke
William G. Cooke
Vermont Creamery Company
Bristol
John H. Magee
Algernon L. Johnson
Hope Street
Max Makowsky
Armando Ferreira
East State Street
Ernest Good
Paul Nicholson
Ferry Road
Artilery Hall
State Street
John W Church
Artillery Hall
Not a Candidate for Governor Edward L Leahy Declares
Judge Edward L Leahy states he is not a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor. He says the party’s current problem of selecting a candidate would not be helped by his entry and declines the nomination. He thanks the Democratic Town Committee for its support and signals no further campaign plans.
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Leahy
the Phoenix
Democratic Town Committee
Grade Teachers Elect Officers at Bristol Meeting
The Bristol Grade Teachers Association met at John Post Reynolds School on Monday afternoon and elected officers for the year. President is Miss Jessie Molasky, with Vice President Miss Margaret F Nerone, Secretary Miss Helen T Scanlon, Treasurer Miss Kathleen McDonough, and an Executive Committee including Miss Mary M Morris, Mrs. Mary G Cantwell, and Miss Margaret P Murphy.
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Bristol Grade Teachers’ Association
John Post Reynolds School
Jessie Molasky
Margaret F. Nerone
Helen T. Scanlon
Kathleen McDonough
Mary M. Morris
Mary G. Cantwell
Margaret P. Murphy
Conventions Held By Republicans
The Republican State Convention met in Providence on Wednesday with Judge Felix Hebert of West Warwick nominated as U S senator by 216 votes to 61 for Ambrose Kennedy of Woonsocket. Bristol delegates supported Kennedy with six votes. The slate of nominees was introduced.
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Providence
Felix Hebert
West Warwick
United States
Ambrose Kennedy
Woonsocket
Bristol
Mr. Kennedy
State officers ticket nomination and congressional picks
The slate includes Norman S. Case for Governor and James G. Connolly for Lieutenant Governor with incumbents in most posts. Ernest L. Sprague for Secretary of State and Charles P. Sisson for Attorney General, George C. Clark as General Treasurer. Presidential electors named G Bion Allen Agnes A. Babcock Percy Hathaway Maude Wetmore Luigi Cipolla. Ezra Dixon and Olivia Hammill elected to State Central Committee from Bristol. In the First District convention, Clark Burdick renominated for Congress.
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Norman S. Case
James G. Connolly
Ernest L. Sprague
Charles P. Sisson
George C. Clark
G. Bion Allen
Pawtucket
Bristol
Highlands
Agnes A. Babcock
Providence
Percy W. Hathaway
South Kingstown
Maude K Wetmore
Newport
Luigi Cipolla
Ezra Dixon
Olivia D. Hammill
Frank H. Hammill
State Central Committee
Rhode Island Renominates Two Congressmen in Districts Two and Three
In the Second District Congressman Richard Aldrich was renominated for Representative to Congress. In the Third District Congressman Louis Monast received renomination for Representative to Congress from that district.
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Richard Aldrich
Congress
Rhode Island
Louis Monast
Donations to relief fund for hurricane sufferers
A list of additional donations to the relief fund for Porto Rico Florida hurricane victims includes two dollars from Two Friends and ten dollars from a friend plus further small gifts from The Fortnightly Club and Mrs. Sarah E Morrell.
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Porto Rico- Florida
Sarah E. Morrell
Des Tin Box
Yachts Laid Up For Winter At Herreshoff Yards
Numerous vessels are moved into winter storage at Walker's Cove and other Herreshoff yards. Notable among them are Comet owned by I B Merriman Jr, Prestige, Jamestown Triangle class boats, Valiant, Sheerness, Chanty, Andiamo, Charmian, Tomboy, Andy Gump, Aunt Eppie, Thistle, Ramallah, and Resolute facing rig changes. Also listed are Zipalong, Lynx IV, Magistrate, Fordik, Paddy, and Warwick class vessels awaiting storage and winterization.
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Herreshoff Company
Walker's Cove
Comet
I. B. Merriman, Jr
Resolute
Prestige
Fisher's Island
Cove Yards
Herreshoff
Ramallah
Robert H . Goddard
Sigepsis Ace Hohven
Sba Gabe Sie
Hope Street
Ferry Road
Commodore Clark
Zipalong
Nathaniel M. Ayer
Lynx IV
Magistrate
Wilson Boys
Fordik
Vanderbilt
Paddy
Newport
Samuel C
Wardwell
Warwick
Katrinka
Minx
Bristol Dems Back Judge Leahy for Governor Nomination
At a Bristol Democratic Town Committee meeting, resolutions favored Judge Edward L. Leahy of Bristol as the party’s candidate for Governor at the State Convention. The group praised his honesty, public service record, and leadership, noting his 20 years as Bristol Probate Judge and town moderator since 1920, with caucus plans set for next Monday.
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Edward L. Leahy
Democratic Town Committee
Bristol
Democratic Party
Leahy
Brown University
Georgetown University Law School
Rhode Island Bar
Superior Court
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