Rubber Game Tonight in Twilight League Playoff Series
Tonight at 6 o'clock the Twilight League sets a decisive rubber game between Olympian Club led by Larney Bisbane and Defiance Hose Co at the common. The winner advances to a three game series with Ever Ready Fire Co starting Thursday. Mott and Gomes anchor the Olympians lineup while Herzig returns for Defiance as both clubs bring strong lineups for the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larney” Bisbane
Olympians
Andy D’ambrosio
Neck Rangers
Cens Hes. M. C. A
Ance
Frankie Sousa
Defiance
D’ambrosio
Firemen
Dick Mott
Tony” Gomes
Oscar Herzig
Defiance Veloca
Desilets
Mott
Perry
Sousa
Menard
Biancuzzo
D’ambrosia
Marshall
Herzig
Ist
L. Manci
Juartaro
Oliver
Cardoza
Tupaj
Almon
Caruso
Capucci
Carroll
EF Marsi
A. Baker
Bel Piano
West
Tourigney
Pete Gutowski
Skipper Wright
James B. Lee
Benedicts Edge Bachelors In Rubber Plant Satuday Games
Married men triumphed in a mixed athletic program at United States Rubber Products Inc. on Saturday with wins in boccia baseball and tug of war. Joseph Wines claimed seven chowder dishes and Joseph Velleca led seconds in clam eating as Benedicts and Bachelors clashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agai
United States Rubber Products, Inc
Joseph Wines
Joseph Velleca
David Horne
Jerry Russo
James Sisson
William McCarthy
Joseph Marshall
Nicholas Proto
Terry Pacheco
Fred Fiske
James Salzano
William Butler
John Perry
Joseph
William Manchester
Bristol
Arangements
George Machado
James Vierra
James A Sisson
Labor Day Quietly Observed in Bristol
Labor Day passed quietly in Bristol with townspeople visiting out of town resorts. The Bristol Narrows held a masquerade ball marking the social season’s close, attended by many colonists. Prizes were awarded. Mrs John Wilmarth led the arrangements. Some residents left for homes in other cities while others stay on weeks longer, keeping cottages open through October as the Narrows improvement association reports a successful season.
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Bristol
Bristol Narrows
Improvement Association
John Wilmarth
Colonial Company C Plans Trip to Baltimore for Armory Dedication
Funds from summer bingo events support Colonial Company C of the Bristol Train of Artillery as they plan a Sept 12 trip to Baltimore to attend the dedication of the Fifth Maryland Infantry Armory. The group will depart Bristol and stay three days with transport provided for members. The Baltimore unit known as the Dandy Fifth is part of the Centennial Legion and once included some of the area's wealthiest residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Company C
Bristol Train of Artillery
Baltimore
Fifth Maryland Infantry
Bristol
Maryland
Centennial Legion
United States
Bristol Schools Postpone Reopening to Sept 16
Bristol public schools will not reopen until Monday September 16 following a special school board meeting. Dr. McLaughlin advised delaying due to infantile paralysis concerns. Enrollment projections for Guiteras Memorial Junior High and Senor High remain near last year’s figures with minor staff changes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Public Schools
Edward McLaughlin
Bristol
McLaughlin
Fe Pacéa
Guiteras Memorial Junior High
Senor High Perro Cot Memorial
Mapes
The
Hoots
Robert Tourigney
Alton Molasky
Wilkinson Brothers
Guiteras Memorial
Elmer S Mapes
Bristol Aerie Leads Eastern Eagles in Recruitment Drive
Adjudged one of New England's leading aeries by Grand Organizer Thomas B Murphy, Bristol Aerie No 953, Fraternal Order of Eagles, seeks eastern honors after a 1934 35 recruitment push. So far this year 17 new members joined, with 25 more expected September 15 as the unit, richest per capita in New England, builds on Anthony Junes secretary's decade long efforts for pensions and social welfare.
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New England
Thomas B. Murphy
Thomas B Murphy
Massachusetts
Central Falls
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Bristol
Bristol District Nursing Association Seeks 1500 in Support
The Bristol District Nursing Association launches a year long campaign for 1500 in memberships and donations to sustain and expand nursing services in Bristol. A letter from President Charles B Rockwell, signed, asks former members and new supporters to renew or donate via Treasurer Norton M Zinderstein with a brief 1934 activity summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol District Nursing Association
Charles B Rockwell
Norton M Zinderstein
Bristol
Norton M. Zinderstein
Charles B. Rockwell
Kearney Post to Elect New Officers Friday
Kearney Post No 6 American Legion and its auxiliary will elect officers for the coming year at Friday night meetings in the Grand Army hall. Col Samuel A Hall is named as a leading candidate to succeed Domenic Mascola as post commander. Miss Mary Peters is debatable for auxiliary presidency currently held by Mrs Harry Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearnes Post
American Legion
Grand Army Hall
Sion
Domenic Mascola
Samuel A Hall
Rhode Island Soldiers Home
Charles E. Burns
Mary Peters
Harry Bullock
Kearney Squadron
Sea Scout
Dog Show Highlight At Rod And Gun Club Field Day
East Warren Rod and Gun Club hosts a dog show at Fales Farm Hope Street Bristol next Sunday. Separate breed and puppy classes judged on merit with prizes yes. entry fee applies. Alongside rifle trap skeet shooting and a police pistol contest bring New England teams and crack New York New Jersey squads. Rhode Island clambake closes the program admission free parking ample.
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East Warren
Flynn
Flynm
New England
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Committee of
Wilfred Monast
Howard I. Martin
James McDonald
Arthur Burke
Howard Eaton
Remanie Rippel
Albert Almeida
Leo Sevigny
Warren
Michael J. Flynn
This
New Red Cross Secretary Begins Duties Today
Claudia DeWolf daughter of Dr and Mrs Harold DeWolf starts as temporary executive secretary of Bristol branch American Red Cross succeeding Gertrude M Hasbrouck. A Colt Memorial High School 1931 graduate and Sweet Briar College alumna magna cum laude she earned honors in Revolution and Romanticism and was active in Classical Club Spanish Club and Student Government Association.
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Claudia DeWolf
Harold DeWolf
High Street
Bristol
American Red Cross
Gertrude M Hasbrouck
Colt Memorial High School
Sweet Briar College
Sara CN Santing
Claudia
Advisory Council of
Student Government Association
Erection of new school deemed inadvisable by board
Town school committee at a special meeting said it is inadvisable to proceed with a new school using funds left by the late Robert D. Andrews. They will notify PWA authorities. The decision follows prior land and loan negotiations and site concerns at the rear of Colt Memorial High School. The board also reserved $500 for a sidewalk and retaining wall project on Washington street and accepted two county resignations. Miss Mary Gladding was appointed to a Hayman School post. New textbooks were adopted for Colf inter?abttat High and Guiteras Memorial Junior High. Two requests to admit children under five and a half were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Colt
James E. Sullivan
Guiteras
Cora M. Hill
John Post Reynolds
Marguerite Brogan
Byfield
Mary V. Scanlon
Walley
Mary E. Spooner
Oliver
Burton
Hayman
Annie M Tobin
Taft
Grace W Barrett
Mason
M. Theresa Donovan
Geraldine Marino
Miriam J McCaughey
James D. Sullivan
E. S. Nelson
Sadie C. Callan
Josephine T. Baldwin
Annie D Sisson
Miriam D Magee
John L. Burke
Tan M. Walker
Carl T. Carlson
Miss McCaughey
Francisco Canario
Elizabeth A. Bernard
Michael A Securo
Miss Marino
Gladys M. Beavis
Mapes
Robert D. Andrews
PWA
New York
Colt Memorial High School
Guiteras School Fund
Washington Street
Oscar F. Stetson
Barrington
William W. Perry
Eliza M. Usher Seyer
Mary Gladding
Rhode Island College of Education
Colf*nternbttat High
Guiteras Memorial
Governor Porter to Visit Bristol Club Tomorrow
Official visit by Mr Henry P. Porter Governor of the 31st District of Rotary International set for Bristol Club. He will meet club officers and all committee chairmen at 11 15 a m at the Hotel Belvedere before the noon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Porter
Rotary International
Bristol
Belvedere
Caseys and Hope Circle to Open Three Day Lawn Party
State Street near the K of C Home hosts a Bristol Caseys lodge and Hope Circle No 70 D of I as they open a three day lawn festival with booths a mini horse race pari mutuel betting and other features. Joseph King chairs the arrangements with James Ruggiero Nora Dwyer and a full committee. After the event the Caseys plan further parties starting Sept 17 with annual installation on Oct 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
K of C
Bristol
Hope Circle
Joseph King
James C. Ruggiero
Nora E. Dwyer
John G. Des Lauriers
Thomas J. Tobin
J F. Connell
Frank Giglio
Max McDonough
Alphonse Vermette
Eva Goulart
Henry Sweeney
William T. Dwyer
Alice Sylvia
Serpa pleads not guilty to reckless driving charge
Joseph P. Serpa 23 of 175 Franklin street was arrested Saturday night for reckless driving after a milk truck collision at Metacom and Bay View avenues in Bristol. His brother James Serpa 13 died when the truck overturned. He posted $1000 bail and awaits Fifth District Court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
James Serpa
Joseph P. Serpa
Franklin Street
Justice of the
Joseph A. Hammill
Anthony J. Ferrara
State Board of Public Roads
Joseph Serpa
John C. Miranda
Roslindale Avenue
New Bedford
Metacom
Bay View Avenues
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Baltimore, MD
New Armory
William Powell
Ginger Rogers
Paul Kelly
Gene Lockhart
Ralph Morgan
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Macnamee Newspaper
Newsreel
Gene Stratton Foster
Neil Hamilton
Betty Furness
Hatter Up
the Battier
Joe E. Brown
Lardners
Alibi
Ike
Metrotone News Breel
Charles Buddy Rogers
George Barbieer
Barbara Ken Grace Bradley
Betty Grable
Eric Blore
Erik Rhodes
Tom MIX
F. C. E. Aerie
Aerie
Anthony Junes
Lodge
Anthony P. Moniz
Mr Nunes
A. M Lima
Manuel Philips
Alfred Ascoli
Louis Canna
Arthur Servant
Charles Mello
John Andrade
Kearney
RED Cross
Gertrude M. Hasbrouck
Coit High School
Swele Briar College
Lega
Serpa
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