Local Democratic Caucus Opens Quietly at Town Hall
A sparsely attended first caucus under the new law met at Town Hall with about a dozen attendees. Nerone won the Senatorial nomination with 19 votes while Dixon gathered 18, and the rest went to unanimity for the remaining ticket as the meeting adjourned after tense, brief proceedings. A new football team named the Casinos formed by George Graham prepared for practice on the Common and a game against the Borden Sluggers is set for Sunday at Fox Hill.
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Town Hall
Peter J. Lannon
Democratic Town Committee
Richard C. Quirk
Nicholas J. Golden
Augustine P. Nerone
George T. Sisson
Robert E. Fitzgerald
State Central
James F. Duffy
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Michael J. Flynn
Ezra Dixon
Thomas F. Head
John H. Morrissey
John M. Coggeshall
Morrissey
Nerone
Mr. Dixon
Ezra Dixon, Jr
Lannon
Dixon
Lannon Staed
George Graham
Football Association
Borden Sluggers
Fall River
Fox Hill
G Graham
T Lavey
J. Neary
W. Hughes
R. Simmons
W. Darling
P Trudell
J Rohrman
FE. Hill
Joe Bruno
T Vellaca
Bristol Merchants Association Organized In Town Hall
Businessmen gathered at Hasbrouck Hall to form the Bristol Merchants Association with Charles A Johnson as president and J H Young as temporary chair. Officers include Vice President Jeremiah H Young Treasurer Edward D Kunz Secretary William M Conners and an executive committee with terms of three years.
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Hasbrouck Hall
Bristol Merchants’ Association
J H Young
Charles A Johnson
Jeremiah H Young
Edward D Kunz
William M Conners
J Harvey Merrill
Frank M Dimond
Joseph F Farrally
Augustine Pierone
Elmore G Cobleigh
Committee to Submit Report on Constitution and By Laws
The next meetings will feature the Committee on Constitution and By Laws presenting its report. The agenda centers on the presidential item and related by law considerations.
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Ie Kere WiBr
Waldoon Ee Gilde Mane
Jones
Committee On Constitution and By-Laws
Boston men absolved in Fifth District Court of disorderly conduct
Anthony Pettine assured no trouble during stay in Bristol leading Judge Lindemuth to dismiss disorderly conduct charges against Michael Salvaggio and Israel Zimmerman, Boston men tied to the United Shoe and Leather Workers Union after the Paramede Shoe strike. Frank DeFelice of Chiltons was fined $3 plus costs for operating a motor vehicle without a license. A one week continuance was granted in the assault case Paul Margo vs Antoinette Fusco.
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Anthony V. Pettine
Bristol
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Fifth District Court
Michael Salvaggio
Israel Zimmerman
Boston
Paramede
Anthony J. Ferrara
United Shoe and Leather Workers’ Union of Boston
Frank DeFelice
Chilton Sr
Paul Margo
Antoinette Fusco
Brothers Narrowly Escape Drowning in Harbor
Two brothers Raymond Chapman and Harold E. Chapman nearly drowned when their fishing skiff capsized off Beach Terrace H A Street. Passerby Theodore Vermette helped revive them with artificial respiration before Dr. J R Bernardo ordered hospital transfer. Police said a motorized outbound skiff capsized in rough waters and rescue crews were ready to assist.
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Raymond Chapman
Linwood Avenue
Providence
Harold E. Chapman
New Meadow Road
Barrington
Beach Terrace H
Theodore Vermette
Beach Terrace
Vermette
J R Bernardo
St Joseph's Hospital
Colt Memorial
Bowling Night Sparks High Scores at High Street Alleys
Rotary Club teamed with Gene Rocha and Frank Dimond to win honors as Ed Kunz led with 87 93 100 for an 87 93 100 score. Team rosters show captains Church Dimond Otten and Getchell with several players posting solid totals and 1667 as overall team sum.
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Sues
Okithe
Bristol Rotary Club
Gene Ryone
High Street
Gene Dé Rocha
Frank Dimond
Reg Dimond
Charlie Otten
Doc Church
Bob Getchell
Ed Kunz
J ‘deRocha
A S Johnston
Walter Jovy
F Heustis
John Andrade
W Church
H W Church
J deRocha
A L. Johnston
J F Huestis
W. Joy
J Andrade
H Hobson
L. H. Callan
F Dixon
F Suzman
A. Thomas
R Dimond
F Sylvia
J Des Lauriers
Parshley
A Poole
R Bosworth
W Angevine
R. Simmons
C Nystrom
Willams
FE. Kunz
Getchell
Dimond
G Per
Tony Parshley
Ros Bosworth
John DesLauriers
Silvia
R. Dimond
Wwe
Chas
Otten
Lawson Ain Eset
Ibraham Settee
Sm Merce Nsee Senators
Sam Hall
Getchellers
Joe Pierroni Peeingen
C. C. Getchell
Dummy
F Wilbur
Frank Rounds
Kearney Post 6 Legion Reaches 52 Members Ahead of Drive
Newly installed commander Domenic Mascola announced the Kearney Post No 6 American Legion has reached 52 members, with a goal of 110. He noted the pace is unusual for the season and hopes to hit the full quota by October. The post and its auxiliary will join the Second District units for a visit to Little Compton on October 15.
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Kearney
American Legion
Domenic Mascolan
Bristol Zoning Board to Hear Special Permit Oct 22
Bristol Rhode Island notices the Zoning Board of Review will hold a meeting October 22 at 7:30 PM in Burnside Memorial Building to consider A Ramos applying for a special permit to operate a carbonated beverage manufacturing and bottling business at 9 Thompson Ave in Zoning District B. John W Card Secretary.
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Zoning Board of Review
Bristol
Burnside Memorial Building
Thompson Ave
Jottings on Halloween Fashions and Harbor Doldrums
The writer notes fall chapeaus on both sexes and describes dry windy conditions making High Street dusty but pleasant in wet weather. A drug store window is dressed in Halloween decor and the narrator enjoys pumpkins and witches despite growing older. The harbor appears bleak with de-sailed vessels moored, giving a sense of approaching winter.
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High’ Street
Boiling-like Steam Rises From Silver Creek Incident
Last Tuesday around 10 pm Silver Creek near Guiteras School appeared to boil as dense vapor rose from contact with still-warm water. The extreme cold air supposedly created thick steam, resembling boiling liquid.
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Silver Creek
Guiteras School
Broadcommon Road Repaired and Transformed into Busy Street
Broadcommon Road, previously noted in this column, has been repaired and upgraded from a country lane to a gravel bedded widened business-like street. The change prompts more travel as residents anticipate enjoying hikes in the area.
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Broadcommon
Holidays Mail Schedule Notice
Mail received times listed for holidays January 1 and February 22. Daily arrivals include 6:20 7:10 2:05 5:05 and 6:55 P M. A Saturday train is omitted.
Personal nomination for Edwin C Hill as radio commentator
A reader nominates Edwin C Hill as the most interesting news commentator on radio praising his engaging delivery and insight into current events. The brief note highlights his balanced analysis and timely opinions that attract listeners.
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Edwin C. Hill
Words and word choices unveil shifting impressions
The speaker muses on color and nuance in language noting that two synonyms can convey different shades. A humorous anecdote follows about a mistaken compliment and a self reassessment from prairie to countryside.
Mortgagee Sale of Bristol Rhode Island Property
Public auction set for October 31 1934 at 1000 AM EST of a Bristol Rhode Island Lot No 37 Hope Highlands plat on Mount Hope Avenue. Property includes all buildings and improvements and is subject to taxes and assessments. Sale by order of the mortgagee Huddy Moulton.
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Pasquale Aiello
Bristol
Rhode Island
Hope Highlands
R. I
J A Latham
Mount Hope Avenue
Sarah B. Bain
Huddy & Moulton
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