Howe Jr Seeded First In Excelsior Tennis Championship
W E Howe Jr and O Griswold Boynton hold top seeds in the Excelsior Tennis Club championship men’s singles draw. The tourney opens tomorrow at 2 pm with 15 entrants. women's singles start Saturday with nine entries and last year’s winners noted. Doubles drawings set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallis ,Howe, Jr
O. Griswold Boynton
Excelsior
Howe
Boynton
Thor
John W. DeWolf, Jr
Helen Church
Kitchen Shower for Miss Angelina Catizzi
Miss Angelina Catizzi received a kitchen shower at Mrs St Angelo Wool street home in Wednesday's gathering. Rose petals fell as she entered the room followed by games and a collation. Hostess aided by Mrs Margaret Brown and Mrs Anna Ethier organized the event with piano selections by Miss Alice Champlain and many useful gifts bestowed on the bride-to-be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelina Catizzi
St Angelo Wool Street
Margaret Brown
Anna Ethier
Alice Champlain
Diphtheria Clinic Administers First and Second Treatments
Fifty children received the second dose of diphtheria treatment at Dr Paul Thompson's clinic at Rockwell House yesterday. This follows sixty six who had the first dose, a rate deemed a high average. The final treatment is due in 3 to 4 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thompson
Rockwell House
Happy Hikers Complete 700 Mile Mission Across New England
The Happy Hikers of the Church Army concluded a 700 mile trek through Massachusetts and Rhode Island touching 77 parishes and visiting jails hospitals and other institutions. Ten cadets aged 20 to 30 led by Capt Franklin H Beard arrived in Bristol and held services at the home for Aged Women and a lawn gathering near St Michael's Church. Group members include Frederick W Brownell and William B Aukerman among others as they relied on church hospitality and conducted mission services under Captains Beard and Clark with local committees organizing arrangements and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Church
Barrington
Church Army of the Episcopal Churches of America
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Bristol
Franklin H Board
George Clark
Franklin Street
St. Michael's Church
Holmes House
Franklin H. Beard
Frederick W Brownell
Providence
New England
Board and Clark
Cadet Brownellim
William B Aukerman
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Joseph T Kuhn
Russdale
Harry F Lusk Shebiana_ Kv Ross
Tickenor Fhickers
George W Graham
Elizabeth City
Anthony R Parshley
North Carolina
George F Pailthorpe
B M MacDougall
W If
Manchester
Rainbow Phenomenon Seen Across Western Sky
An unusual rainbow appeared Wednesday morning in the western skies at half past five. Few observers witnessed the rare display, but those who did called it one of the most beautiful sights they had ever seen.
M C Smith to Speak at Franklin Street Factory Dedication
M C Smith Jr former National India Rubber Company manager will deliver the principal address at a Sunday dedicatory ceremony for a new rubber factory on the Callan property upper Franklin Street. A parade of over 200 from local groups led by Chief Marshal Frank B Sylvia will precede the event, with music from Portuguese Independent Band and Boys Community Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice C Smith
National India Rubber Company
Callan
Franklin Street
Eagles Hall
Hope Street
Frank B Sylvia
Boys
James Holmes
D E Dwyer
Bristol Improvement Association
A Lopez
St Elizabeth’s
Francisco Vieira
John Perry
Cornelman
Elisha Hibbert
L. H Callan
Gen Callan
Cretchell
Bristol Mutual Realty Corp
Bows’ Community Band
A. RR Parshley
Joseph Sorzana
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Vernon A Gray
Bristol
Frank B Svluia
Manuel Spinnell
Don — Luiz Filipe
PCR Association
St Michaelense Society
Espirito Santo
Recordacoes Das Patria Club
Portuguese Independent Club
Portuguese American Citizens Clu
Ocrds
de Po Madetrense
Daviston
Anthea Conde Marshal
Comimunits Vand
Principessa Plena Lodge
Order Sons
Santa Maria Maddalena Lodge
Santa Maria
Marine Society
Neo Srertna
la Belle Stotha
Reid Letar
Kearney
American Legion
Artillery Town
Affaars
Prudence Union Church Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
After a Sunday service at Union Church Prudence Rev Raymond Spoerri preached before the annual meeting elected officers and committees. The Standing Committee includes Thomas Taher as chairman and Geo F Marshall as vice chairman with Evelyn Bethel secretary and Thomas Bains treasurer. Deacons Alfred Hutton and James T McCaughey chaired. Trustees include A A Hudson and F M Die mond. Finance C J Brigham and J T McCaughey. Music chairs Mrs Carl Lund and Mrs Thomas Taber. Auditors C N Webster and Lewis Bethel.
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Union Church
Prudence
Raymond Spoerri
Hairman
Thomas Taher
Geo F Marshall
Evelyn Bethel
Thomas Bains
James T Mce- Caughey
Fred € Hollis Lamont Clark
Joseph Maxtum
Horace Walsh
Mary Constant
King S
A Davidson
J Brigham
Richardson
Alfred Hutton
James T McCaughey
Hudson
M Diemond
H Cram
Brigham George S Marshall
Yeames
James Bains
Brigham
Ever Readys Take First in Twilight League Playoff Race
The Ever Readys beat the Frost Kings 4 to 3 to claim first place in the Twilight League's second-half standings. Patsy Flanagan drove in Correira with a grounder as Hut Correira earned the win with a two-base hit and held late pressure from the Icemen who fell short in a tense sixth inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley S. Friswell
Patsy” Flanagan
Louisville
Correira
Flanagan
Ethier
Gladue
Lemaire
H Gladue
Icemen
Eddie Menard
Bill McKenna
Hut” Correira
Mgr
Patsy’ Flanagan
Treing
Johnnie and
Mckenna
Cirillo
Moore
Defiance Edges Olympians In Five Inning Clash
Defiance defeats Olympians 3 to 2 as LeClerc drives in two runs off D Ambrosia. D Ambrosia surrenders five hits across five and one third, Herzig allows two runs in relief. Cards show 6 Defiance errors and 1 Olympians error, with three stolen bases and multiple substitutions including Ran for Maturi and for Mott.
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LeClerc
D'Ambrosia
Herzig
Marshall
D’ambrosia
Biancuzzo
Guevremont
Geisler
Fisrt
Defance
Hases
Olympians
xMott
xRan
Maturi
Country Fair to Back Gui ter y Memorial Junior High Field
Athletic Field Committee plans a Halloween Country Fair and series of benefit events to fund grading and filling of land behind Gui teras Memorial Junior High for a community athletic field. C C Getchell named committee chair and four backers Lions Club Rotary Club Kearney Post American Legion Bristol Colt Alumni to run at least one event each this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
Hotel Belvedere
Hallowe
C C Getchell
Kearney Post
No 6
American Legion
Bristol Colt Alumni Association
George H Baldwin
E. S Mapes
Charles R Beals
Augustine B. Nerone
James E. Sullivan
James Lanzire
Lions Club
James FE. Sullivan
B . Wall
Joseph C Kinder
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Ian M Walker
L. H Callan
Elmer S Mapes
C .C Getchell
Rotary Club
Charles Beals
Samuel J Smith, Jr
Domenic Mascola
William J Rinaldi
Augustine Berone
C. J. Massano
Bristol-Colt Alumni Association
Colt Memorial High to Hold Make-Up Exams
Principal Edward J Fitzgerald announced make-up examinations for high school pupils will be held at Colt Memorial High School on Tuesday September 6 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J Fitzgerald
Colt Memorial High School
Bristol Yacht Club Series Concludes With Nancy Bell Victory
The Bristol Yacht Club wraps its summer races with Nancy Bell edging Wall's Black Maria by two points to win the series. Although Little Rhody Jr. led the final race, Nancy Bell's overall points claim the title after Tuesday's race, wrapping the eclipse adjusted finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Yacht Club
Sara Tillinghast
Little Rhody, Jr
John Congdon
Nancy Bell
Wall
Black Maria
Tillinghast
Remora
Nicholson
Phantom
Rockwell
Congdon
More
Fales
Papoose
Leahy
Gloria II
French
Widgeon
Palmer
Commander Straight Denies Re election Bid
Lieut. Col. Fred M. Straight of Kearney Post No 6 denied a rumor he would run for post commander. He opposed a two year term and said he would not run against Senior Vice Commander William Gablinske, praising his work and urging his election. He aimed to quash the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Straight
Kearney
No. 6
American Legion
William Gablinske
Twilight League Labor Day Games Highlight Schedule
Defiance and Ever Ready meet at 6 p m on Labor Day in a regular league contest. Frost Kings face Olympians Tuesday night in the final schedule game. The Olympians and Ever Readys begin a three game championship series Thursday at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost Kings
Olympians
Ever Readys
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W. E. Howe, Jr
E Howe, Jr
Vernon Otten
A. R Gorham
A. S Bazilevich
Leo Nussenfeld
Perry
W Nelson
J Dew Perry
G Boynton
A. H Flint
Augustine Sousa
Higbee
J Francis Connell
C B Perrys
W.M Fischer
A L. Littlefield
Florence Otten
J Winthrop DeWolf, Jr
George L. Millard
A H Flint
DeWolf
Millard
Helen W Church
Margaret Morns
H V. Tingley
Gladys Paull
Alden Mattress CO
Gaspee
Woonsocket
Newport
Pastime Theatre
James Cagney
Joan Blondell
Howard Hughes
SKY Devils
Spencer Tracy
WM. Boyd
Ann Dvorba
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Marian Nixon
Ralph Bellamy
Paramount News Reel Cartoon
Washington
Lionel Barrymore
M. C. Smith
F. B. Sylvia
Defiance
Guevremonts
Defiarce
Olympian Club
Mancini
Scoles Depeanc I
Ab TC
Oliver
xBorges Ib
Maturt
Suevrement
Marsden
Ambrosia
Mott
Bruno
Cappucer
Duffy
Guiteras Athletic Field
Hallowe'en
Little Rhody
Straight
Edward
Kunz
Jeweler & Optometrist
Bosworth
Warren, R. I
Mena
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