School committee sets rental rates for Bristol venues
At Monday’s meeting the School Committee adopted venue charges for Colt Reynolds and Guiteras auditoriums for educational use with some events free and others charged. Rates vary by time and facility with exemptions for student groups and parent teachers association paying only janitor fees.
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Colt
Guiteras and
Reynolds
Colt and Reynolds
Guiteras
Colt and Reynolds Auditori
Mums
Bristol Teachers’ Association
The
Bristol-Colt Alumni Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Boys' Community Band Annual Fair Arrangements
A committee plans the Boys' Community Band fair at Academy Hall Wood Street running on eight Saturday evenings from November 1 to December 20. Attractions include gifts to be awarded dancing and visits from organizations. Under director Ferdinand Iasiello the band has shown notable progress during the year including parade and concert appearances for the 250th anniversary celebrations.
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Academy Hall
Wood Street
Ferdinand Iasiello
Bristol Harbor Pollution Case Hearing Postponed
In Providence the Bristol town appeal from the State Board of Purification of Waters was reassigned to Friday November 21 after agreements between Attorney General Benjamin McLyman and Judge Edward L. Leahy. The town was found guilty of polluting Bristol harbor by discharging untreated sewage.
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Supreme Court
Providence
Benjamin McLyman
Edward L. Leahy
Bristol
State Board of Purification of Waters
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers for Kearney Unit
Kearney Unit No. 6 Ladies' Auxiliary to the American Legion will meet at G A R Hall next Wednesday Oct 22 at 8 PM to elect officers for the coming year. Nineteen members recently attended the National Convention in Boston and convention reports will be given. A Harvest Supper runs from 5 to 7 PM at the same hall.
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Kearney
Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Legion
G. A. R. Hall
Boston
Odd Fellows Installation Next Tuesday Evening Oct 21
United Brothers Lodge I O O F will install elected and appointed officers led by District Deputy Grand Master George Christie. The Noble Grand urges a large turnout to greet visiting officers and support new officers. A collation will follow the meeting.
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ODD Fellows
George Christie
United Brothers Lodge
Assault Charged in Easterbrooks Man Arrest
Joseph Travers of Easterbrooks Avenue was arrested Tuesday evening on charges of assaulting his wife, Laura Travers. The warrant issued after her complaint, and Travers was arraigned Wednesday with bail set at $200 for Fifth District Court. Monday morning.
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Joseph Travers
Easterbrooks Avenue
Laura Travers
Fifth District Court
Kinder enters State Senate race from Bristol
Bristol florist and landscape contractor Joseph C. Kinder, 29, Bristol native and Colt Memorial High School and Rhode Island State College alumnus, seeks State Senate as Republican nominee. He is Bristol tree warden and holds a commercial aviation pilot license issued last spring by the U.S. Department of Commerce. He is a member of the Bristol Lions Club.
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Joseph C. Kinder
Bristol
Kinder Brothers
Mr Kinder
Colt Memorial High School
Rhode Island State College
U.S. Department of Commerce
Bristol Lions
Kinder Capone Named to Fill Vacant Senate House Seats
Completed Wednesday Republican Town Committee nominated Joseph C. Kinder for Senator and Lucien Capone for Representative First District to fill vacancies created by declinations. Former Senator William G. Dixon and George Locke Howe had their nominations withdrawn at the caucus and filed declinations with the Secretary of State. Kinder and Capone were chosen to replace them.
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Republican Town Committee
Joseph C. Kinder
Lucien Capone
William G. Dixon
General Assembly
George Locke Howe
Republican Party Nominates for Bristol Senate and House
The First District vacancy arises from declinations by William G Dixon and George L Howe. The Republican Town Committee and State Central Committee plan to nominate Joseph C Kinder for Senator and Lucien Capone for Representative, with addresses at 315 Hope Street and 266 Wood Street respectively.
Commutation Tickets Sought For Buses In Bristol County
Residents of three Bristol County towns press the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad to honor commutation tickets on New England Transportation Company buses and seek reinstatement of the Providence Bristol train. The Town Council plans to consider a resolution at its next semi monthly meeting.
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Bristol County
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New England Transportation Company
Providence
Bristol
Way
Capone Leads Bristol Gop Ticket with Lions Club Ties
Lucien Capone the Republican nominee for First Representative from the First District is a Bristol native active in community betterment and a charter member of the Bristol Lions Club. He attended Colt Memorial High School class of 1921, studied at Brown University and Northeastern University, is married to Louise Malafronte, and runs a music store at 266 Wood Street. Alexander G. Fales is the Republican nominee for the Second District seat with Democratic contenders Senator Daniel W. Coggeshall, Representative Thomas H Byrnes, and George R. Fish as the Assembly slate.
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Lucien Capone
New York
Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Colt High School
Brown University
Northeastern University
Institution of Learning
Louise Malafronte
Mr Capone
Bristol Lions Club
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
Wood Street
Alexander G. Fales
Assembly
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Thomas H Byrnes
George R. Fish
Reynolds School Fire Prevention Play Delights Pupils
The Reynolds School program by Grade 6A3 featured a playlet Fire Prevention with students Gordon Morgan Muriel Bullock Rose DeLuca Mary Goulart Angelina Sousa Filomena Cupola Antoinette Bruscato Lucy Cassano Marguerite De Rocha Ruth Mazeldine Mary Velleca Peggy West Guoman Franco Elizabeth Roderick Margaret Perry Mary Barboza Lillian Trask Maizie Matrone. The event opened with flag salutes and The Star Spangled Banner, included poems and songs, and closed with America.
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Reynolds School
Doris Palmer Church
Gordon Morgan
Muriel Bullock
Rose DeLuca
Mary Goulart
Angelina Sousa
Filomena Cupola
Antoinette Bruscato
Lucy Cassano
Marguerite de Rocha
Ruth Mazeldine
Mary Velleca
Jose Sardinha
Safety Council
Wilson Luther
Ruth Sanford
Merton Morgan
America
Congregational Club Annual Social Delights Providence Performers
The Congregational Club held its annual fall social at DeWolf Memorial Chapel on Wednesday evening with a large turnout. Providence artists performed vocal and instrumental selections and readings led by Miss Lois Anne Lussault, who organized the program. A coordination committee chaired by Mrs Albert E. Benard and others arranged the event and refreshments followed the entertainment.
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Congregational Club
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
Providence
Lois Anne Lussault
Albert E. Benard
Edward P Church
Mabel L. Gardner
LeRoy D. Bell
Roswell S. Bosworth
Charles L. Pendleton
E. Wilbur Mason
Edward Davin
Bristol Young Men Stand Before Superior Court
Fortunato Abate and Eugene Cabral, both of Bristol, pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering Max Makowsky’s store on July 7 and larceny of clothing. Each was held in 3000 bail for trial. Manuel Foster alias Faustino, 20, of Perry Place, faced concealed weapon charges and was held on 1500 bail for trial.
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Providence
Fortunato Abate
Eugene Cabral
Max Makowsky
Manuel Foster
Faustino
Perry Plat
Gano Street
Bristol and Newark Men Given Stiff Sentences
Manuel Cabral of this town aged 26 and three Newark men were sentenced in Providence Superior Court by Judge Charles A Walsh for a Washington Road Barrington robbery on Feb 22 1930. Cabral and Joseph Ross received 12 year terms while Nicholas Zizzi and Angelo Zarra drew 14 years each with prior record noted by the Attorney General.
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Manuel Cabral
Newark
N. J
Providence
Charles A Walsh
Cabral
Nicholas Zizzi
Angelo Zarra
Joseph Ross
Washington Road
Barrington
James F. Murphy
Store Proprietor Arrested for Assault with Bottle
Daniel D Amararal proprietor of a Thames Street shop was arrested Tuesday on a private complaint sworn by John L Ennis alleging he struck Ennis on the head with a bottle causing a wound. Dr John R Bernardo treated the injury. D Amararal arraigned on assault with a dangerous weapon with bail set at 1000 for District Court next Monday
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Daniel D’amaral
Thames Street
John L. Ennis
D’amaral
John R. Bernardo
Democratic Town Committee Organizes Campaign Rallies
The Democratic Town Committee met to organize after electing Bernard M Callan as chairman James T Pierce as secretary and treasurer Plans include three rallies before the November 4 state election The first rally will feature all state candidates at the Pastime Theatre The other two rallies will aid Italian and Portuguese American communities with bilingual speakers A slate for Supervisors is recommended including Joseph E Mcgrath Carmine Cavallaro Robert J Anderson James Conley Joseph Almeida John Romano James T Pierce Onio Frank Rene John Victoria John Kemph Henry S Wright and James Holmes
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Democratic Town Committee
Bernard M. Callan
James T. Pierce
Joseph E. Mce Grath
Carmine Cavallaro
Robert J. Anderson
James Conley
Joseph Almeida
John Romano
Onio
Frank Rene
John Victoria
John Kemph
Henry S. Wright
James Holmes
September Donations To Children's Home
A listing of September and early October gifts to the Children’s Home includes clothing from Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs Chapman, sandwiches from Mrs. George Babbitt and Bristol Chapter, tickets to a pageant from Mr. J Winthrop DeWolf, fruits and other items from various donors, and services such as a seamstress and Victrola records provided by Mrs. Bradford C De Wolf.
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Sawyer
Chapman
George Babbitt
Bristol
J. Winthrop DeWolf
C. B. Rockwell, Jr
Halsey DeWolf
Kinder
Bosworth
Rockwell
Bristol County Championship Waltz Set For Tomorrow
Arrangements are complete for the Bristol County championship waltz to be held tomorrow evening at Grand Army Hall Hope street The Night Owls social will feature music by the Night Club Entertainers of Fall River with top dancers from Fall River Warren and Barrington participating.
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Bristol
Night Owls
Grand Army Hall
Hope Street
Fall River
Warren
Barrington
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