D'Ambrosia Leads Warren to 6-0 Victory in Little World Series
Andy D'Ambrosio pitched superbly to limit Bristol to three hits and no runs as Warren blanked Bristol 6-0 in game four. Brochu and Sevigny sparked Warren with key hits and crucial baserunning, while defensive miscues by Bristol aided the shutout. The series stands 2-2 with a deciding game slated for Burr Hill Park next Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Warren
Andy D'Ambrosia
Bristol
Ardy
Bristol Boys
Burr Hill Park
D’ambrosio
Andy
A. Brisey
Warren Sand ‘Tanding
Ava Lu
Saleen Pe
Frank Sousa
Sousa
Meen
Congdon
Leclerc
Brochu
Buddy Congdon
Tony Perry
Buddy
Urban
Tony
Hanks
Abbruzzi Warren
Sevigny
Duke Abbruzzi
Abbruzzi
Fish
Hanley
D'Ambrosio
Biddy Fish
Borges Sevigny
Duke Abbruzz
Biddy
Gasper resigns as head of HSE Egypt East locality
Peter Gasper resigned as superintendent of the sewage disposal plant effective Saturday. He served on the sewer commission with Donald Gladue and William T Dwyer. Gladue said ill health suspected. a successor not named. Gasper was appointed May 1935. the post paid originally 2000, later 1000. A consulting engineer from Boston may assume supervision on a trial basis. Minutes note 1260 dollars from PWA balance were turned to municipal account.
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Peter Gasper
Sewer Commission
Gasper
Donald Gladue
Sewer Board
William T Dwyer
Gladue
K Baronws
Boston
PWA
Bristol Historical Society Forms With 120 Charter Members
The Bristol Historical Society held its first board meeting at Mrs Fred M Dixon Jr s home. Seven of nine directors attended as 120 applicants were elected as charter members. two life members were chosen and a program of speakers for winter meetings approved.
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Bristol Historical Society
Fred M. Dixon
Dixon
Charles H Liscomb
Emma Stanton
Harry W Munro
Evelyn Bache
Marietta G Hamill
J Winthrop DeWolf
Rudolph F Haffenreffer
Amos Gorham
Hamill
DeWolf
The
Prescott B Paull
Paul C. Nicholson
Alice B Almy
Earl P Mathewson
George Gale
I. Cote
Bristol
Charles B Rockwell, Jr
Historical Society
Charles H. Liscomb
George Millard
Leah Young
Cela E Akin
Russell*b Akin
Alice Bo Almv
Elmer FE Angell
William H Angevine
Frelon Bache
George H Baldwin
Norman E Benard
Ethel F Blarsdell
Roswell S Bosworth
Elizabeth R Bourn
Edward M_~ Bunn
Herbert B Burnham
Lucien Capone
Arthur Carr
Walter H Carr
Evelyn Carter
Colt Merton A Cheesman
John
William Dixon
William G Dixon
Frederick Dunbar
Fredercka
Lo Dunbar
John FF Drury
Nora FO
William
Alfred, Farle
Edward G Easterbrooks
Albert Aedmonds
George A Gale
Witham P Ciladding
Herbert D Graetz
Samuel A Hall
Margaret M
Hamill Marietta
Clarence Dew Herreshoff
Julia
Herreshoff
Nathaniel G Herreshoff
Cora M Hill
Halse
Dew Howe Wallis Fef Howe
Emmanuel Jacolett
J Ellery Ingraham
Algernon I. Johnston
Algernon J. Johnston
Edward L. Leahy
Edward L. Leahy Jr
Grace Dew Lugo-Vina
Benjamin M Mac- Dougall
Carmine J Massano
Frederick Martin
James F Meiggs
Alfred M Merriman
Alicia H Middleton
George L. Millard
G Andrews Moriarty
Guy Morrow
William T O'Donnell
Ethelyn Pray
Florence T Neilson
Robert W Nelson
Margaret T Nerone
Paul C Nicholson
Charles G Nystrom
Milton P Paine
William P Paine
Gladys FE Paull
Prescott B. Paull
James Dew Perry
Joseph P. Quartaro
Frank A Remueres
Charles B
Republicans United After Bristol Caucus Victory
Dr John R Bernardo hails splendor of unsuccessful senatorial candidates as Bristol Republicans pledge a united front led by G Andrews Moriarty after Moriarty won the party caucus with a 4 to 1 margin over Albert Flint Jr and James H McGovern.
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United Front
Moriarty
Flint
McGovern
Republican Party
John R Bernardo
Republican Town Committee
Phoenix
Allbert H. Flint, Jr
James H McGovern
G Andrews Moriarty
Town Committee
Republican
Mit
Vortis
Bristol
Bernardo
Nominge
Betty (Colt) Wilson
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
Newport
Providence
Maine
L. H. Callan
Democraticaucus
Tess
Ryan Ones
A. Richmond Gorham
James F Wylie
A. A. Moren
Grace V. S. Huestis
James J Velleca
John R. Magee
William G Dixon
Charles B Rockwell
John R. Bernardo
Wiliam G Dixon
Grace VS Huestis
Albert Johnson
John Josephs
Walter Kerr
Joseph C Kinder
Benjamin Flandemuth
John P Marshall
Hele
Ho Newbold
Anna Paiva
Michael WW Pasquarelli
Giuseppe R Perron
Vasta la Ruggiero
Celestina
Tuplin
State Street M E Group To Hold Annual Conference
Arrangements are completed for a parish supper tomorrow evening as part of the fourth quarterly conference. Rev William H Bath district superintendent will preside and preach the sermon. Group singing led by Rev L Theron French from Mathewson Street Church Providence will be featured.
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State Street
MFE
William H. Bath
M_ E
L. Theron French
Mathewson Street
Providence
Open-Air Rally Opens Bristol G O P Campaign
An open-air Bristol Republican rally Thursday night kicks off the pre election campaign at 8 p m on the Common. Speakers include United States Senator Jesse Metcalf Louis Jack vony attorney general candidate Judge James McManus secretary of State nominee and three local General Assembly candidates G Andrews Moriarty John R Magee and James J Velleca Dr John R Bernardo chairs the town committee and presides.
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Bristol
United States
Jesse H Metcalf
Louis Jackvony
GOP
James McManus
General Assembly
G. Andrews Moriarty
John R Magee
James J. Velleca
John R. Bernardo
Republican Town Committee
You Aint Seen Nothin Yet New England Autumn Charm
An old New England lobster fisherman tells vacationers New England shines after Labor Day with green hills turning red orange and gold. He praises pumpkins orchards apples cider and a copper harvest moon, claiming the region is ripe for the season.
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New England Council
New England
New England Fall Foliage Promotions Highlight Regional Beauty
The piece notes the Mohawk Trail White Mountains and Berkshires along with Rhode Island countryside at peak color. Weather data show September and October offer the most sunny days in New England. It cites foliage bulletins hotels and fairs promoting autumn drives and events, reflecting regional ingenuity in tourism.
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New England
White Mountains
Berkshires
Rhode Island
US Weather Bureau
Ely
California Proposes Beer Sign Law Change
The article notes a California law banning six inch high beer advertisements and words like tavern or inn from being lit. It argues travelers see odd signs such as Avern Puffet Cave or Cavern Tavern nn due to restrictions and mentions a November vote on the issue.
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California
Lodge Jr as Junior Name Based on Standard Dictionary
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr, a Massachusetts Senate candidate, defends using Junior arguing the term denotes the younger, not nepotism. The Standard Dictionary defines Junior as the younger of two or a son, often abbreviated Jr, a point some readers may reference when naming children.
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Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
United States Senate
Massachusetts
Mr Lodge
Parking Fee Burden Strains Warren Bristol Baseball Series
The Warren and Bristol baseball teams protest a 25 cent parking charge by the adjacent lot during their Sunday games. They argue out of town visitors and teams gain no direct benefit from the fee and urge the collectors to donate proceeds to the teams that draw crowds and revenue.
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Warren
Bristol
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