Barrington Moves Football Game to Bristol Field
Barrington High School officials shifted the Barrington versus Colt Memorial game to Bristol Field at 2 15 Saturday afternoon to attract a larger Bristol crowd. The Class C rivalry dates back to 1934 with Barrington yet to beat Colt Memorial in five meetings.
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Barrington High School
Bristol School
Guiteras Field
Barrington
Colt Memorial
Haines Memorial Park
West Barrington
Barrington Colt
Fairhaven
Mass
de LaSalle
East Greenwich
South Kingston
Colt
Country Day
Central Falls
Barreto
Former Parishioners SurPRISE Rev Burdon at First Baptist
More than 100 former parishioners from Providence and New Orleans attended a surprise visit to Rev Arthur W. Burdon at the First Baptist Church. They contributed generously to Harvest Home Day with donations to aid the needy and the sermon centered on Baskets of Summer Fruit.
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Arthur W. Burdon
First Baptist Church
Providette
New Oeteend
Baenes
Burdon
National President Visits R I D of 1812 Luncheon Event
The Rhode Island Society of the Daughters of 1812 hosted National President Mrs. J. O Neill at a Plantations Club luncheon in Providence. Officers present included Hon Vice President Mrs Harriet M F Dixon First Vice President Mrs William O Todd and Mrs Arthur M McCrillis President Mrs Samuel E Hudson.
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R. I. Society of the Daughters of 1812
J. O'Neill
Plantations Club
Providence
O’neill
Harriet M. F. Dixon
William O Todd
Arthur M. McCrillis
Samuel E. Hudson
National
Shope
Weiman
O'Neill
Final Series Game Definitely Postponed
The fifth and final contest of the Little World Series has been definitively called off. Officials cited the poor playing field now used for high school football and rearranged bleachers making baseball impossible. Bristol and Warren managers agreed to cancel as weather favors football.
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Colt Memorial High School
Bristol
Warren
Reds of the Dd' of I top bowling league win on High Street
On the High street bowledlows last week the Reds of the Dd' of I bowling league defeated the Golds. The high single of 100 was bowled by Margaret Cirilléd and the high total of 188 was bowled by the Golds team.
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High Street
Reds
Golds
Margaret Cirilléd
Teachers' Group At 2 Renames Carl Carlson President
Carl Carlson, senior high school faculty member, is re elected president of the Bristol Teachers Association at the annual meeting held in Reynolds school auditorium. New officers include Vice President Matthew A Capone Jr Secretary Mary Andrade Treasurer Genevieve Pagnano Retirement Board Mary E Spooner E Doris Bullock with an executive committee of J Vincent Leahy Helen F Horton Rose Fasano Marguerite Vermette James D Sullivan and Mr Carlson.
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Carl T.carlson
Bristol Teachers’ Association
Reynolds
Matthew A Capone
Mary Andrade
Genevieve Pagnano
Mary E. Spooner
E. Doris Bullock
J. Vincent Leahy
Helen F Horton
Rose Fasano
Marguerite Vermette
James D. Sullivan
Carlson
J. F. Clapp
Hospital Service Corporation of Rhode Island
Carson
Association
John L. Burke
Grace Shields
Theresa Peters
Marguerite. Brogan
Helen Romano
Esther Clark
Raphalena DeRosa
Aurelia Faria
Byfield School
Glass and Shaw Exhibit At Bristol Bridge Party
Bristol Historical Society plans a bridge party featuring an exhibition of glassware and shawls. An antique firearms display will also be shown. Miss Ethelyn Pray chairs the general committee. Liscomb leads with a meeting slated at his Burton street home tomorrow evening.
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Bristol Historical Society
Charles H Liscomb
Waaruel Iacoletti
Mise
Alice B Almy
George Millard
William L. Serbst
Elmer E. Angell
William H. Angevine
Charles M Connery
Nora E. Dwyer
Herbert B Burnham, Jr
Lucien Capone
Samuel A. Hall
George H. Baldwin
Lillian T Wilson
Charles H. Liscomb
Burton Street
Bristol Council K of C Door Prize Night
Bristol council of the Knights of Columbus announces a door prize event at the K of C Hall on State Street. Tickets cost 25 cents for entry with an extra card available.
New England Days Cooperative Campaign Planned
The New England Council Marketing Committee launches the New England Days drive from October 19 to 28. Producers distributors and newspapers across six states plan aggressive ads posters and stickers to boost sales of New England farm and factory products.
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New England
Chambers of Commerce
New England Council
Douglas C MacKeachie
MacKeachie
New Eastend
Surgento Wins Soap Box Derby in Bristol WPA event
Thirteen year old Tony Surgento of 157 Bradford street won the Bristol WPA recreation group coap box derby on Constitution street hill from a field of 15 entrants. He received the Governor William H. Vanderbilt trophy from Town Councilman Paul A. Herzig after beating Angelo Perry twice. Officials included starter James J. Velleca and judges John P. Marshall Fred Guevremont Orlando J. Bisbano Michael W Pasquarelli.
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Tony Surgento
Bradford Street
William H. Vanderbilt
Bristol Wpa Recreation Group
Tony
Paul A. Herzig
Angelo Perry
Constitution Street Hill
James J. Velleca
John P. Marshall
Fred Guevremont
Orlando J. Bisbano
Michael W Pasquarelli
Jeremiah W Romano
Henry Wright
Joseph Bisbano
Felix Langello
WPA
Domenic Guisto
Young Sargento
Narragansett Electric Tops Safety Drive Record
New England Power Association reports early October safety campaign results for the Narragansett Electric Company show a perfect seven day period with 1412 workers uninjured and 19 days left. The drive emphasizes when in doubt use common sense and safety programs tailor to local needs led by District Safety Supervisor John H. Smith.
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New England Power Association
Narragansett Electric Company
Bottles Case Delayed Again in Flem ming Garvin Suit
Fifth District Court granted a further continuance to November 13 due to illness of defendant counsel Joseph A Hammill. Case involves Robert G Flemming versus Chris A Garvin. Garvin faces five counts of taking Flem ming milk bottles.
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Joseph A. Hammill
W Vincent Sumpter
Fifth District Court
Robert G Flemming
Chris A. Garvin
Flemming
Martin Hall Speech Classes Observe Columbus Day
Speech classes at Martin Hall ran a half day on Columbus Day and all activities resumed Friday. The article lists residents and staff, including Mrs George McCarthy resuming nursing duties and Dr Frederick Martin speaking to the local Chamber of Commerce.
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Martin Hall
George McCarthy
Ursula Hogan
Frederick Martin
Chamber of Commerce of
Quincey
Mass
Marion I. Bouman
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilkes-Barre
Penna
Mrs Williams
John Williams
Edith Jane Hall
Wil- Mams
Peven Gecemat
Maran Kumm
Mary Tomlinson
Edda vonRy
Ithaca
New York
Kumm
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Tom‘nson
Amsterdam
Neuhall
Melrose
Warrentown
Virginia
Cambridge
Ellison Whelan
Haverford
Lee Dolan
Pawtucket
Providence College
Winners Announced In Agricultural Exhibit At Andrews Memorial
The Agricultural Course pupils at Andrews Memorial School announced winners for a recent exhibit. Notable entries include Manuel Botelho with Field Corn and Pop Corn, Samuel Mascena for Largest Potato and Garlic, Sebastian Morra with Fennel and Chicory, and many others such as Tad des Apicella Italian Squash and Ponderosa Tomatoes.
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Andrews Memorial School
Manuel Botelho
Samuel Mascena
Sebastian Morra
Fred Bisbane
Charles Andrade
Sandy Fales
Franklin Reynolds
William Conley
Vincent Vaccaro — Hubbard
Antonio Morra
Hooker Camera
Edward Alves
Pasquale Parisi
Fazio Amolette
Francis Costa
Joseph Pimental
Joseph Abenante
L. P Mascena
Charles Coggeshall
Parents Propose Door to Door School Bus Plan
Bristol parents of children at Lincoln Wheeler Country Day and Moses Brown Schools have hired an ICI Company's bus to solve transportation. The bus will operate door to door and adhere to Public Utilities Commission rules on habits insurance and operation. Space is available for four additional students. Call Bristol 191 J or Bristol 568 for information.
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Bristol
Lincoln
Wheeler
Country Day
Moses Brown
ICI
Public C Utilities Commission
Boy Scout Troop Reorganizes Leads for Fall and Winter
First Troop meets in Scout Hall reorganizes patrols names new leaders and inaugurates fall and winter programs. Armistice Day plans plus a Halloween serial set for October 30. Leaders attend fall mobilization in Providence on October 48 and a leadership training course starts Thursday night in Warren.
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Scout Hall
Providence
Warren
Joseph Arouca
Maynard Shulman
Albert Vasconcellos
Frank Sousa
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A. W. Burdon
R. I. D. of 1812
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Margaret Cirillo
Rose Proble
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A Connery
M. E. Dwyer
Scheme
Madeline Almeida von
Mary Kerr
Serene Neces
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Glass and Shaw
Rutey Reinty
Bristol Council
K. OF C
K. OF C. Hall
State Street
Westinghouse
Victor Nnokan
The
Narragansett Electrric Company
Gas & Electric Shop
Hope Street
N. E. Days
Surgento
Soap Box Derby
Miss Rachel Shapiro
Boy Scout
Cubs
S. S
Admiral Edwards
Sea Scouts
Rbert C.eales NO
Pleasant ST
Fale River, MA
J. J. Nascimento
Newman Bros
John Alden
S. S. Pierce Co. Fine Foods
el Leon
NBC
Newman
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