Wedding Miss Rita Raposa Becomes Mrs Robert Kaus
Miss Rita Raposa daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Raposa of 9 West St became the bride of Robert Kaus son of William Kaus of 32 Sowams Road Barrington at St Elizabeths Church in a 9 am ceremony on October 17. Rev Rocha officiated. The bride wore white satin with lace and a fingertip veil, carried a prayer book trimmed with sweet peas and orchids. Maid of honor Regina Raposa wore lavender blue satin with blue lace headpiece. Best man was Joseph Raposa. A reception followed at the German American Club. The couple plans a trip to New Hampshire and will reside on Mineral Spring Ave Pawtucket after returning. The bride attended Guterras Junior High School, the groom Barrington High School and works in a Pawtucket textile mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Raposa
Joseph Raposa
West St
Robert Kaus
Will
Kelly St. Warren
New Hampshire
Mineral Spring Ave
Pawtucket
Raposa
Gutteras
Kaus
Barrington
Bristol Square Dance Next Week Hosted by PTA
ten years ago Bristol Peacher Town PTA announces the third square dance at Guiteras School Auditorium next Friday. Ralph Smith leads with Mrs Durfee's Orchestra for square and round dancing. door and costume prizes, refreshments. Ways and Means Committee chaired by Dr and Mrs Russell Bray and others.
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Bristol
Parent Teacher Association
Guiteras School
PTA
Ralph Smith
Ways and
Russell Bray
Cochairmen
Mervyn Cla
George DuPont
Donald Matheson
Roger Pigeon
Francis J Murphy
Yeore Sen
Charles B Rockwell
Rockwell Park
Hubert F Hill
Rockwell
Rockwell Pack
Hattie Brown Elected Leader of YMCA Young Women's Club
Hattie Brown was elected president of the Young Women's Club of the local YMCA at a meeting this week. Rita Andrade was elected vice president and Jasphine Cirillo treasurer with Judy Seamans as scribe. Following the business meeting the group played five volleyball games. Nancy Rene captained the winning team in three games and Rita Andrade led the other team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Brown
Young Women’s Club
YMCA
Rita Armirade
Jasphine Cirillo
Judy Seamans
Nancy Rene
Rita Andrade
Obituary Mrs Matthew Capone and Red Cross news
Elizabeth Leone Capone 79 died at home after long illness. Born in New York City October 23, 1880, she moved to town in 1915 and was active in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Survived by husband Matthew Capone and seven children, three sons including Baden Capone and Lt Col Matthew Capone Jr, two daughters, 15 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, two sisters and one brother. Funeral Monday with Mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel and burial in St Mary's Cemetery. Also covered: first statewide Junior Red Cross Conference held at Eden Park Cranston with delegates from Gui teras Bristol and Bristol High School and organizational leaders.
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Elizabeth (Leone) Capone
Matthew Capone
Siegel St
New York City
Antonio and
Francesca
Pessolano) Leone
Capone
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Holy Reary Society
Filomena Romano
Claire Conighio
Marguerite Bellocchio
Brooklyn
New York
Frances Buteau
Warwick
Baden Capone
Matthew Capone Jr
479Th Chemical Battalion
USAR
Domenic V A Capone
Pauline Spinelli
Mary Sorrentino
Anthony Spinelli
Sansone Funeral Home
Wreed St
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
St Mary’s Cemetery
Eden Park
Cranston
Red Cross
BTIA Dinner Dance Set For November Fourteen
Beach Terrace Improvement Association announces its annual Dinner Dance at Pocasset Country Club near Mt Howe Bridge on Saturday November 14 at 6 pm An Italian style dinner will be served and an orchestra will provide music All members are urged to attend The Halloween Party at Rockwell School will be split into two age groups with younger students meeting at the triangle at 6 pm and older students at 7:30 pm.
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Beach Terrace
Carl Mitchell
Association
Mitchell
Rockwell
Yankee Village Bazaar at First Congregational Church
The Yankee Village Bazaar returns on Saturday November 7 from 10:00 to 5:30 at the First Congregational Church. A luncheon runs 1:30 to 11:30 and tea 3:00 to 4:30. Gifts include handmade children’s wear, stuffed animals, jewelry, Attic Treasures, and home baked goods. Proceeds support church activities with booths run by Mrs Raymond Gruenwald and committee members across crafts, plants, and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Raymond G Gruenwald
Sim Pires
Andy
Dudley Clemence, Jr
Malcolm C. Clarke
Henry Sanford
Adamsville
Henry Campbell
Maurice C. Smith
Raymond Gruenwald
Alfred E. Newton
Falkon Davis
Carl T Carlson
Anthony Nunes
Maurice C Smith
Thomas D Adams
Program To Start Monday
L Richard Tilden secretary of the YMCA announced the complete winter program of activities opens Monday. The physical department head is Hector Massy and the club and organization program is led by C C Cirillo. The schedule includes basketball badminton and trampoline exercises with all ages participating. expected crowds rise with last year’s interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Richard Tilden
YMCA
Hector Massy
C. C Cirillo
Tilden
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Miss Regina Raposa
Joseph F. Sousa, Jr
Hope St
William T Cashin
Earl G. Sturdevant
Thomas D. Adams
Bristol Junior Red Cross
BTIA
Parker Ludden
Haberdashery Booth
Albert Pearson
Aecepuet
Maine
Carolinas
Luther H. Blount
Warren