Children Enjoy Outing At Casino Farm With Colts Hosts
About 140 youngsters from Providence area orphanages and the Children's Home toured the Casino Colt Farm Papasquash Wednesday as guests of United Route Senator and Mrs LeBaron Colt. Kiwanis Club organized the trip with snacks, films, and a dinner of roast beef mashed potatoes lima beans rolls milk and ice cream. A group photo captured Col Colt Senator Colt and several hosts assisting the children during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Colt Farm
Papasquash
United ‘Rute
LeBaron Bolt
Kiwanis Club of
St. Mary’s
East Providence
North
Col. Colt
Senator
Colt
Andrew Weeks Anthony
Edwin A. Barrows
Theodora Barrows
Alfred M. Merriman
Wallis E. Howe
Minnie DeWolf Perry
Rubber Workers Union Bristol Branch Plans Labor Day Parade
The Rubber Workers Union Bristol Branch 17419 affiliated with the AFL calls 1200 members to meet at Italian Hall Wood Street next Monday at 7 am to march in Labor Day parades in town and Providence headed by the Portuguese Independent Band. Wilfred Morin to serve as Chief Marshal. Women to be admitted as the local branch grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber Workers Union
Bristol
American Federation of Labor
Italian Hall
Wood Street
Providence
Bradford Street
Hope Street
Constitution Street
High Street
Burton Street
Rhode Island Suburban Railway
Wilfred Morin
Labor Organization
Schools to Open Next Week for Fall and Winter Terms
Public schools will reopen Tuesday September 7 for the fall and winter term. The Americanization School at the National India Rubber Company factory will reopen Thursday September 9 with teachers Miss Helen J Wilder Miss Evelyn M Carter and Miss Marguerite L MacDonald the latter a new addition. St Marys parochial school will reopen Tuesday after extensive repairs and two new rooms adding eight grades. The Sisters of Mercy have run the school for seven years and the building has been fully renovated with new electric lights and heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National India Rubber Company
Helen J. Wilder
Evelyn M. Carter
Marguerite L. MacDonald
Red Sox Rally Past Cubs 9-3 In Twilight League
Red Sox beat Cubs 9 to 3 to climb to third place as Currier pitched well and Kinsley and Cadoza supplied offense. Belmore led Cubs in a game shortened to five innings by mutual agreement. Batteries Currier Petrucci Matrone Duffy Nerone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Cubs
Currier
Kinsley
Cadoza
Belmore
Petrucci
Matrone
Duffy
Nerone
White Sox
Tigers
Baker
Flanigan
Higbee
Gladue
Moore
Lee
Barry
Conley
Annual field day on common ends ninth season
The Children's Playground on the Common closes for the ninth season after a weekend of field day events supervised by Edwid T. Mann. Numerous girls and boys won prizes in dash races, relays, and object games, with one injury reported from a slide accident last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwid T. Mann
May Bowen
Helen Georgio
Naomi Alters
Lillian Gallagher
I Ida Alters Toad “Taitim
Gertrude Grice
Clothes Bouse
Yanashy
Sadie Russo
Talia, Sullivan
Sarah Cordalison
Dorothy Bowen
Doris Cimmino
Georgianna Sylvia
Naomi Alter
Irene Gallagher
Florence McKay
Ida Alter
Manuel Maribello
Frank Gentile
Frank Cavallaro
Wilfred Saint Germain
Jerome Tamberro
Charles L’angello
Alfred Ferraro
Nick Gentile
Jackie Murphy
Tony Perry
Alphonse Ruggiero
Morris Kurling
Edward Gladue
Martin Biancuzzo
Natala Biancuzzo
Mann
Lawrence
Charles O. F. Thompson
Union Street
A. M. Merriman
Drummer loses four fingers at National India Rubber Co factory
William P. Gayton of 251 High Street, in the Cutting Department, lost four fingers of his left hand yesterday when a cutting machine blade descended at the National India Rubber Company plant. Three fingers were amputated at the first joint and the forefinger at the second joint. Factory physician Dr Alfred M. Merriman and nurses conducted the operation at the factory hospital. Gayton, a World War I veteran, served in France after enlisting May 30, 1917 and is known as a drummer with Bowler's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Gayton
High Street
National India Rubber Company
Alfred M. Merriman
Gayton
France
Bowler’s
Funeral Service Held for Miss Mary Silvia
The funeral was held Wednesday from the Bay View avenue home to St. Elizabeth's Church where Rev. Francesco G. Vieira celebrated a high mass of requiem. Interment followed in St. Mary's Cemetery. Bearers were Frank Nunes Eugene Cabral Frank Marshall and Manuel Castro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Silvia
Bay View Avenue
St. Elizabeth's Church
Francesco G. Vieira
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Frank Nunes
Eugene Cabral
Frank Marshall
Manuel Castro
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Wardwell
Lumber CO
Bristol, R
E. A. Skinner
P. Skinner, JR
F. T. Remieres
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Prudence
Educational
Comed
Paramount Pictures
St. Mary's Parochial School
Play Ground Association
Boqys
Tonys Ruggiero
Dickie Bowen
Hope-Street
Edward D. Kunz
Jewelery
E&w
Bs Serena
Lavras
William Fox
Madlaine Traverse
Mutt & Jeff
Chester
Universal, Presents— Ov
Paramount Magazine
L. Ko
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