Final Tribute For Miss Nora Leahy Sister Of Judge Leahy
Final tribute to Miss Nora Leahy sister of Judge Edward I Leahy, dies after injuries from a fall in Providence Union Station. Funeral held at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Bearers include local men Frederick Goff and J Vincent Leahy plus visitors from Warren and Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Leahy
Edward I. Leahy
St Mary's Church
Thomas J Gillan
Joseph Sorzana
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church
Lawrence Deery
St Mary's
St Mary's Cemetery
Frederick Goff
Frederick W Serbst
Vincent Leahy
Edward and
Timothy Doherty
Warren
John Sullivan
Newport
Miss Leahy
Union Station
Providence
Consumers’ Rubber Company
National India Rubber Company
Columbus Day Observed by Bristol Troop Scout Group
The First Bristol Troop Boxy Scouts of America marked Columbus Day with a patriotic program at Scout hall. J A SM Chertes Ho Reed spoke on the duties of Columbus's life, and the Ever Ready patrol won inspection led by Leonard Abenante.
Coggeshall Appeals Term In Providence County Jail
George W Coggeshall Jr of 120 Hope Street faced a leniency plea after pleading not guilty to a drinking offense. Judge Willian T Donnell imposed a seven prior arrest record and a $20 fine with costs, while Coggeshall remained in Bristol peace custody. Additional cases include Joseph Morris and Joseph Cabral with school attendance charges continued, and Vincent Fasano fined for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Coggeshall Jr
Hope Street
Tim
Willian T .Donnell
Fifth District Court
Providence
Coggeshall
Coggeshall Wits
Bristol Peace
Walliam
Baker Jr
Anthony Jferrara
The
Cour
Joseph Morrs
Wall Street
James F Meigs
Morris
Hhe
Joseph Cabral
Wheelroavermaena
Vincent Fasano
Bay View
New Deal Tax Hits Bacon Per Pound
The article notes a tax of eleven and two thirds cents per pound on bacon under the New Deal, excluding state sales taxes, highlighting how meat purchases bear higher levy as part of wartime or reform measures.
Newly Elected Officers Installed At Kearney Legion
Charles E. Burns and Mrs Anne Seymour were installed as commander and president of Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion and its ladies auxiliary at a joint ceremony in Colt High School auditorium. City and district officials attended as officers were seated by Commander William Blaney and Mrs Abraham Lord officiated at the auxiliary. Past commanders were honored with medals and rings. Others installed included Samuel J Smith Jr and Walter E Briggs among a larger list of auxiliary and legion officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Burns
Anne Seymour
Kearney
No. 6
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
Colt High School
Legion
William Blaney
Riverside
Abraham Lord
Pawtucket
Samuel A Hall
Mary Peters
Seymour
Lord
Albert Campbell
Frank McCaffrey
Ralph Mohr
Raymond Gardner
Ann Smith
Auxiliary
Alice Wood
Luella Bartlett
Roselma I. Desilets
Catherine Pierce
Elizabeth Gifford
Hope Cote
Elizabeth Carr
Athee Ste Roto
Yiire
Jenne Sprayeant-atsarms
Ella Paull
Ude
Don
Jennie Straight
Defenders Bowling Circuit Opens Season With Eight Teams
The Cup Defenders Association launches its third season tomorrow with eight teams split between State Street and YMCA alleys. Matches include Rainbow vs Defender and Columbia vs Vigilant at State Street, while Resolute faces Puritan and Enterprise meets Reliance at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cup Defenders Association
YMCA
Rainbow
Columbia
Agaist
Rainbow Santo Matrone
Michael Cappuccr
Frank Arruda
Joseph Nequar
Michael W Pasquarella
Bernard Quartaro
Andrew Vorro
Gene Accard
William St Angelo
Michael Ascola
John St Angelo
William Ferrara
Stephen Mascena
Deci Tero
John Andrade
Rocco Miglioni
Columbia Fuvene
John Sicignano
Cosmo Marabello
Rudolph Sousa
Ruggieri
Carl Bisbano
Felix Pasquarelli
Nigilant
James Salvance
Lous DiLaura
John Mello
Jr Pasquale Dilaura
Pasquale Matafronte
Frank Ferrara
Joseph Ruggiero
Martin Mansi
Anthony Nastri
Carmine Marabello
Orlando Rishano
Frank Malafronte
Antonio Cupolo
Jerome Cade
Lucien Capone
Joseph Rich
Michael Antinucer
Anthony Marabello
John Principe
Michael Proto
Victor Formisano
New Deal Praises from Farmers and Foreign Voices
In 1935 the Roosevelt administration caused crop reductions of 31,837,000 acres while food imports matched production from 33,463,339 acres. Farmers abroad laud the Roosevelt administration for policy effects.
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Roosevelt
Going Forward By Looking Back From Bristol Phoenix 1867
The Bristol Phoenix notes brisk rail traffic near the station with steamer trains to Boston and Providence schedules and a suspended gravel line. It announces Burgess will teach penmanship and bookkeeping, praises the town high school and urges families to enroll youth for preparatory and practical studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Boston
John N. Burgess
High School Opens Autumn Term in Bristol
The Bristol High School invites town residents to enroll, noting classrooms for 100 pupils, modern apparatus, maps and cabinets for science, and libraries at both the High and Normal schools. The term will include arithmetic, algebra, geometry, philosophy, physiology, electricity and magnetism, chemistry with lectures, English history, botany, grammar, Latin, Virgil and Caesar, reading spelling declamation and composition.
Scout group actions outline a busy week
The Bugle and Drum Corps meet this evening in Scout hall recruiting at 6 30 and regulars at 7 pm Sea Scout Ship Kearney holds a special meeting tomorrow at 6 30 in Scout hall All ship members urged to attend Skipper Arthur J Belmore Troop 2 meets tomorrow at 7 30 and Troop 3 meets Thursday at 7 in Columbia hall King Philip Night planned by Fourth Troop leaders for Friday at Scout hall Cub Pack 14 meets Thursday at 7 15 in Scout hall Dens reorganized and new Den Chiefs placed Lions prepare to graduate into Boy Scouts Town plans Halloween and Christmas drives for Bristol Troops Box Scouts of America Awashanks Herd P WS to distribute toys to needy children Interpatrol toy collection starts the day after Thanksgiving Annual financial drive set for October 26 to November Finance committee meets Friday to advance the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Hall
Kearney
Arthur J Belmore
Columbia Hall
King Philip
Iy Scout Hall
Boy Scout
Hallowe'en
Bristol
Box Scouts of America
Awashanks Herd
P & WS
Scout Honor Society
Notice of Personal Responsibility
Joseph Campo of Bristol Rhode Island declares he will not be responsible for any bills contracted by others in his name on or after October 8 1936. The statement is filed to limit liability to the signer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Carmel
Guiteras Auditorium
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Joseph F Pannone
Gladys M. Brightman
Virgil Arruda
Domenic Pasquarelli
Michael J Cappucci
Jous A Guida
Malafronte
Alexander Pasquarell
Bernard Quartaro
Frank Ruggieri
Eddie DuPont
John Principe
Joseph Prinape
Virginia Santo
Theresa Furilla
Emily Carmone
Mary Soldano
Clara Deleo
Minnie Caldariso
Adelaide Fiori
Mary Rubino
Alice Pacheco
Anna D'Alessio
Josephine DeRosa
Joseph Campo Bristol
R. I
Public grievances on roads sidewalks and town duties voiced
A Bristol Phoenix notice questions compliance with paving and drainage laws on Hope Street and asks why repairs and obstructions persist. It urges proper enforcement, removal of cattle roaming, and consideration of abolishing unnecessary offices for town welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Street
ULYSSE FORGET M D Telephone Warren 10
A terse OCR fragment lists a medical doctor with the name Ulysse Forget and a telephone reference Warren 10, indicating a directory or contact entry from a late 19th or early 20th century local area.
Well Attended Sunflower Ball Draws 300 in Bristol
A well attended Republican Ball at the Bristol Casino drew more than 300 members and guests. The grand march was led by Andrews Moriarty and Mrs A H Flint Jr with 32 couples participating. Albert H Flint Jr and Mrs William Gladding, and James J Velleca with Mrs Velleca were among the couples in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.ball
Républican
Bristol
Andrews Moriarty
A. H. Flint, Jr
Women’s Republican Club
Alfred M. Merriman
Albert H. Flint, Jr
William Gladding
James J. Velleca
Velleca
O Reid LeClair
Carey Colt Wilson
Albert Johnson
John P Marshall
Caesar Brito
Michael W Pasquarelli
John J. Grabert
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Cpe
Bosworth
Tweeds
Snora Leany
Leahy
Abatria
Joseph F. Pannone
Boxy Scouts of America
J A SM Chertes Ho Reed
Singing of America
Fver
Leonard Abenante
VPOT
Joseph Belanger
Panthers A
Albert
Vasconcellos
Joseph Arou- Caane
Toe Letelers
Dumbirs
Joseph Avreuca
Edward Lesandro
Charles TH Reed
F. Henry
Providence County
Col. Hall
Mrs. Seymour
Defenders Bowling Circuit
C. & A.girls Club
Rockwell Hall
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Bristol Phoenix
Rebels
E. Yankees - Newsweds
Gobas
Yankees
Lawson
Hall Sac & Ab
Perry
Perrons
Wilburne
R. Dimond
Otten
Ulysse Forget, M. D
Miller ST
Warren, R. L
Hars
Federal Housing
Federal Building
Thomas Hodgson & Sons, Inc
AE Konto
Buckiei
Wilbur Dendertaker
Constitution ST
Geg T. Ingram
E. W. Weaver & Son
High Street
Peter Bonvicin
Burton Street
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Albert M. Remieres
Carmine C. Carvaturo
Phoenix
Dorchester Mutual Firels. Co
I. Watson Co., Inc
Weybosset Street
Bristol District Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Hope St
Thyra Carlson
High St
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