Grand Chancellor Feted by Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias
About 200 members from Massachusetts Connecticut and this state attended a visit by Grand Chancellor Nicholas Piccione to Bristol Tuesday night. The event held at St Michael's Parish House featured speeches by Past Grand Chancellors and a presentation of a wrist watch to George Luther. A Red Cross Lodge possession of two trophies and a planned class of page candidates were announced.
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Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Nicholas Piccione
Bristol Lodge
St Michael’s Church
Grand Lodge
Lours A Vole
Charles F Gillan
Ee Cole
Charles Hopkins
Albert Resmubbands
Aews
Henry Wood
Narragansett
James A. Clarkson
Pawtucket
Paul A. Herzig
Bristol
Walter Farrington
John J Hackett
John Barnes
Providence
Harold Gesterling
Red Cross Lodge of
Providence Lodge
Bristol m
Arthy
Red Cross Ladg
Cole
Fatly Abel
Hulls
Erne
Charles Luther Jr
Herman Gablinske
Llewlyn Conklin
Martin Nelle
Charles Bickford
George Luther
Bowling League Scores and Standings at Local Alleys
The Columbia claimed first place in division one by taking four points from the Defender at the Y alleys. Vigilant beat Puritan 3 1 with Jim Salzano high single at 126. Defender shutout. Albert Quito led Columbia with 316 three-string total. Other matches saw Reliance defeat Rainbow by 440, and a 2 2 tie between Resolute and Enterprise where Raymond Bisbane topped with 129 and 334.
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Columbia
Puritan
Jim Salzano
Albert Quito
Bull Cappucci
Tokey
Marabello
State Street
Reliance
Rainbow
Resolute
Enterprise
Raymond Bisbane
Bill St Angelo
Martin Mansi
Baker” Perry
Sandy Matrone
Bowling Nights For Me In Joyful Crowded Rounds
A lively, festive verse about bowling nights with crowded lanes and gleeful spectators. It highlights colorful bowlers, dramatic throws, and the thrill of watching pins fall as laughter and competition fill the alley. The piece preserves period newspaper voice and upbeat tempo.
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Bowhaye Mgeht
Bowling Nights For Me In Ye Olde Alley
A playful Chicago Tribune poem celebrates bowling joy in a crowded lane. The narrator cheers bowlers, noting strikes and glories, while quirky alibis and comic remarks fill the page. It ends with a hopeful refrain for many more bowling nights.
Bristol Hope Circle Bowling Opener Keeps Scores Secret
The Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella opened its 1935 36 bowling season on High Street alleys with secrecy about match results. The four teams Mullins Wimpys Nebbs and Gumps plus members at large include captains Nora E Dwyer Catherine Gay Loretta Connell Mary Callan and others, promising soon to keep formal records.
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Bristol
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
High
Nora E- Dwyer
The
Mullins
Alice Sylvia
Nora E. Dwyer
Madeline Almeida
Laura Martelly
Margaret Connery
Bertha Dwyer
Wimpys
Catherine Gay
Agnes McHugh
Catherine Francis
Lena Ingram
Lena Carroll
Edna Dubuc
Nebbs
Loretta Connell
Blanch D'Angelo
Mary Corey
Catherine Baker
Annie Lombardi
Ethel Marz
the Gumps
Mary Callan
Mary Lannon
Rose Preble
Eva McLaughlin
Annie Farley
Frances Horton
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Principe
R. Sousa Pasquarelli
N. Servant
Matrone
Phenes
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Quito
Ascoli
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New York
Coloma
Buffington’s
Hope Street Bristo
Ferncroft Super Market
Bristol County
Michigan
S.G
Fancy
York
Campbells Beans
Fish Dept
Newport
Hershey
Price
Hudson
R. I. Turkeys
Hamburg
Bowliog
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Bowleg
Chicago Tribune
Betsy
Plymouth
Bristol Motors, Inc
Bristol Garage
Hope Street
HOTEL
Marlton
West 8Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Bath
F. W. Hatfield
Phoenix Ads
Bristol Homes
Phoenix
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