Federal Officers Raid Three Places in Tenth Ward
Federal Prohibition Agents raided three locations in the Tenth Ward and seized beer and moonshine. Paul Celone at 172 Bradford Street, a rear room tap connected to basement barrels, yielded two barrels of beer and a half gallon of moonshine. A rear Bradford Street house held beer and shine with no occupants present. A Wood Street restaurant run by Joseph Brigida contained beer and some moonshine. Celone and Brigida were ordered to appear before US Commissioner A Ce Matteson at the Federal Building in Providence to answer possession charges. Chief Raiding Officer Michael A. Brien led the federal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Ward
Prohibition
Paul Celone
Bradford Street
Bradford Stret
Wood Street
Joseph M Brigida
Celone
Brigida
A Ce Matteson
Federal
Providence
Michael A . Brien
Colt Memorial and Rogers High Tie in Scoreless Football Battle
Colt Memorial High School and Rogers High School played a scoreless football game at Senator Dixon Field. Colt had eight first downs to Rogers six, with several near-score chances and numerous forward passes, while standout players included West Ruggiero and Ambrosio for Colt and Bellman Masterson for Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
Rogers High School
Senator Dixon Field
Wood and
Waller Street
Colt High
Colt
Rogers
West Ruggiero
Biancuzzo
Tv’ Ambrosa
Bellman Masterson
Wilson
Rogers High
Rogers Colt
Martine
Te Destlets
Lenehan
Matti White
Iz Hogan Harpin
West Lewis
Annarumo Lawton
Sanford Wilson
Ruggiero Bellman
Linford
Guevremont
Desilets
Haves
Hogan
Jof Sullivan
Amypere
J T Curtin
Rk Thompson
Rally Day Exercises at State Street M E Church
The annual Sun day School rally day at State Street ME Church featured singing readings and remarks by Rev William C Darby. Superintendent Charles A Sylvester presented eight promotion certificates to pupils Betsy Hambrick Shirley Heibecker Muriel Craven Harold Congdon Howard Byone George Murray Thomas Brelsford Henry Brelsford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street ME
William C Darby
Charles A Sylvester
Betsy Hambrick
Shirley Heibecker
Muriel Craven
Harold Congdon
Howard Byone
George Murray
Thomas Brelsford
Henry Brelsford
Henry Hambrick
Edna Atkinson
Herbert Sylivester
Dorothy Antonelli
Taper
Virginia Gaffney
Tovah
Harriet Morgan
Barbara Huestis
Harvest Supper and Festival at Reba Lodge
Reba Lodge No 12.1 OF held its annual harvest supper and festival in Odd Fellows Hall. About 150 attended including visiting officers from Warren Providence Newport Pawtucket and other towns. Guests included Mrs Jenmie Sprague and Walter Mia Tntyre with Grand Lodge officers. A minstrel program followed and the gathering featured an elaborate old fashioned supper and seasonal entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Warren
Newport Providence
Pawtucket
Reba Lodge
Rebekah
Jenmie Sprague
Garand
Walter R Mia Tntyre
Providence
Grand Lodge
Orvale Curtis
Newport
Distrot
Idah Watson
Fatal Auto Crash Claims James Gilday on Hope Street
James Gilday died after a Saturday night collision on Hope Street when struck by a car operated by Frank Raiola. He suffered a fractured skull and remained unconscious at St Joseph's Hospital until his death morning. He leaves a wife two sisters and a brother. Funeral plans were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gilday
Hope Street
St Joseph's Hospital
Mr Gilday
Scotland
James
Annie
Jeanes) Gilday
Thomas Gallagher
Arthur H Manchester
John Gilday
East Boston
Phoenix
Gilday
Frank Raiola
Wood St
Richard Simmons
Bristol Neck
W LL Serbst
Cheorge H McClure
Cars From 47 States Cross Mount Hope Bridge
Mount Hope Bridge records show cars from forty seven states crossed the span in September 1930. Manager Stanley Friswell notes the survey excluded New Mexico and includes vehicles from Canada Quebec Ontario and from Haiti Canal Zone Havana Prince Edward Isles and New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Stanley Friswell
Mount Hope Bridge
Union
New Mexico
Canada
Quebec
Ontario
Haiti
Canal Zone
Havana
Prince Edward Isles
New Brunswick
Colt High Leads in September School Attendance
Colt Memorial High School posted the highest attendance in September under Supt. EDS Manes with 75. Byfield followed at 98.22 and Wallex at 97.43. Other schools ranged from 97.28 at Reynods to 95.16 at Mason. The district average was 97.32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
Manes
Colt High
Byfield
Wallex
Reynods
Corolleras
Oliver
Burton
Hayman
Taft
Mason
Radio Program at Guiteras Memorial School
Friday afternoon pupils under Miss Mary M Connors presented a program at Gauiteras Memorial School featuring songs weather report readings news flashes correct time and an account of the world series baseball class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Gauiteras Memorial School
Mary M Connors
Bristol Oaks edge Webster Tigers in Sunday game
Bristol Oaks football team played Webster Tigers at Eleven Field Sunday afternoon in a tight contest. Lester Cappucer and Pasquerelly stood out in the backfield as both teams moved up and down the field with near misses on goal. The Oaks prepare to face Mason of Providence next Sunday with practice scheduled tonight under Coach Mayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbane
Bristol Oaks
Eleven Field
Mason
Provdence
Lester Cappucer
Pasquerelly
Oaks
Webster Tigers
Mayes
Election of Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella Officers
The annual election of officers for Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella was held last evening. Regent Mary Callan and a full slate including Nora E. Dwyer as Vice Regent and Catherine Gibson Inside Guard were elected along with Recording Secretary Alice Sylvia and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle No 70
Daughters of Isabella
Mass Mary Callan
Nora E.i Dwyer
Alice Sylvia
Mary Lannon
Marguerite Walsh
Emma Young
Nellie Connery
Anna Knowlton
Catherine Gibson
Mary Collins
Alice Dubuc
Helen Byrnes
Helen A. Condon
Margaret Hamill
Train of Artillery Qualify 21 Men at State Range
Bristol Train of Artillery qualified 21 officers and men at the state rifle range this season with five experts three sharp shooters and 13 marksmen. Experts listed with scores include Lieut Charles Sartin 230 Capt Albert Hartley 229 Capt Ralph Bennett 228 Capt Edward Bullock 228 Capt Henry Hambrick 228. Sharp shooters Sergt Manuel Perry 220 Lieut John St Angelo 217 Sergt John Langello 214. Marksmen scores show Priv Frank Gladue 212 Sergt Louis Canna 210 Sergt May Luke White 209 Priv Oswald LeClair 207 Priv George Marshall 207 Capt Gordon R Brown 206 Lieut F M Canning 205 Sergt Raymond Sartum 203 Corp F Evers 203 Lieut Joseph Pacheco 201 Priv Pacheco 198 Priv Harry Watmuff 192 Lieut Joseph Warren 190. Besides rifle qualification Capt Hartley and Lieut Sartim qualified with the pistol at the state range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumford
Bristol
Manuel Perry
John St Angelo
John Langello
Frank Gladue
Louis Canna
May Luke White
Oswald LeClair
George Marshall
Gordon R Brown
Bristol Evens Up Series With 2 1 Win
Bristol ties the series at 2 games apiece by winning 2 1 in Warren in a tense 10 inning game. The decisive seventh saw Tony Baker score on Sousa’s double after Rusopel walked him, and Warren answered in the eighth on an infield grounder by Sevigny. prominent plays included Leo Menard’s running catch and Mosse Moore’s key out at first with two out in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Warren
Rusopel
Tony” Baker
Sousa
Young
Greenwood
Sal Sevigny
Baker
Leo Menard
Mosse Moore
Formetts
Lizzie” Murphy
Cape Cod
New Bedford
Fall River
Birthday party honors Miss Annie Castigheco on Coggeshall
A gathering of 30 friends surprised Miss Annie Castigheco at her Coggeshall Avenue home Sunday to celebrate her 15th birthday. A cake with 15 candles, gifts, refreshments, games, and songs made the evening enjoyable for the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Castigheco
Man assaulted with iron vise in apartment break in
Luigi Stanzione was struck on the left eye with an iron vise by Walter Brotherton after entering Mrs Brackett's Thames and Oliver streets residence. Stanzione was wounded and treated at St Joseph's Hospital as police gathered accounts from Brackett, Brotherton, and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luigi Stanzione
State Street
Second Street
St Joseph’s Hospital
Providence
Stanzione
Lillian Brackett
Thames
Oliver Streets
Walter Brotherton
Bracketts
Brotherton
American Legion Kearney Post Nominates Officers and Receives Flag
At Grand Army Hall on Friday night the American Legion Kearney Post No 6 announced officer nominees for upcoming elections and received a flag from Chief Petty Officer Harold I June. The meeting also noted color bearer participation in the Boston convention parade and upcoming auxiliary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
American Legion
Grand Army Hall
James T Pierce
Harold I
Joseph Enos
Frank B Silvia
William F. Flanagan
Dominic Mascola
John B Trmano
Bertram W Wall
Fred M_ Straight
Willam A Bottomley
Frederick F. Garvin
A Edmonds
B W Wall
Harold W. Gifford
George R Fish
Charles R Beals
Charles F Burns
Fred M Straight
Earl K Dunbar
William FE Flanagan
Cornelius P Head
Samuel J Smith
L H Callan
Albert A Edmonds
George Ro Fish
Harold W Gifford
Frederick E. Garvin
George Langstaff
Joseph Faos
Boston
Stark-Parker Post
East Providence
Richard T. Windsor
Auxiliars
Scituate
Ats Ladies Auxiliary
Pretty Wedding at First Baptist Church
Miss Annie Kathleen Hodgdon and William Stoughton Liscomb married at First Baptist Church on High Street with a large local turnout. Attendants included sisters Muriel Hodgdon and Mariel Hodgdon and brother Roswell Liscomb. reception followed with autumn decor. The couple plan a motor wedding tour and reside at 10 Noyes Avenue after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Lakewood
East Providence
Warren
First Baptist Church
High Street
Annie Kathleen Hodgdon
Fred Hodgdon
Neyes Avenue
William Stoughton Liscomb
Herbert D Graetz
First Congregational Church
Gwendolyn Hodgdon
Mariel F Hodgdon
Alice G Morgan
Roswell
Liscomb
Kenneth A Murdock
Edmund Byrne
Carlton Liscomb
Muriel F Hodgdon
Miss Morgan
Colt High School
National India Rubber Co
Mt Hope
Order of the Eastern Star
Groom
66Th Coast Artillery Corps
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Providence Royal Arch Chapter
Providence Council
The
Herreshoff Mfg Co
Obituaries of James Gilday and Edward Hughes
James Gilday of this town died at St Joseph's Hospital Providence on October 7 aged 48. Edward Hughes formerly of this town died in Staten Island New York on October 3 aged 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilday
Providence
St.Joseph’s Hospital
James Gilday
Hughes
Staten Island
Edward Hughes
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Charles King
Mrf Murray
Pathe News
Greta Garbon
FOX News
China
Gary Cooper
Wyoming
Lightning Express
Alice White
Paramount
Universal News
Meteo Comedy
James Giday
Hope St
Guiteras Memorial School
Reds
Bakker
Angelo
Riopel
Simuster
Sevigny Sousa
Kelley
Pthnet
Rippel Clothier
Woarre
Letton Hases Brestol
Limpares
Jack Finnell
Henri Desron
Paiaioe
Maddox
Iron Wise
Thames and Oliver Streets
St. Joseph's Hospital
Liscomb-Hodgdon
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