Ever Readys Split Wide Apart At Annual Outing
Firefighting unit Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co hosted their annual outing at Fales Field with married men vs single brothers in athletic events. The benedicts dominated, winning base ball, tug of war, and most events totaling 53 points to 29 for the singles. Captains were John Ezikovich and Wilfred Lemaitre with 80 attendees.
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Fales’ Field
Benedict
A. H. Miller Company
Providence
Elisha Hibbert
Board of Fire Engineers
Benedicts
Wilfred Lemaire
Frank Lewis
Joseph Paul
Mathew Brito
Michael Flynn
Howard Hawes
Christy Travers
John Martin
James Saviano
Harvey
Matthew Brito
John Langello
Earl Davis
Joseph Pinheiro
John Ertkovich
Bernard McHugh
James Lawrence
Frank Murphy
Tony Perry
Frank Correira
Joseph Maderois
Arthur Demers
Manuel Ferreira
Raymond Sartini
Joseph Maderros
Fred Guevremont
John Ezikovich
Arthur Lewis
Frank Sousa
Arthur Belmore
Joseph Madeiros
Tony Garcia
Guests Turn On Hosts At Eagles Outing
At Fales Grove on Sunday the Providence Aerie guests attended Bristol Aerie's annual clam bake and won four events including a quoits tournament won by Samuel Sisson and a balloon race by Alef Johnson. A baseball game saw the benedicts beat the bachelors 7 2 with Manuel Perry and Harold Slater batting. State Deputy Patrick H Sherry of Warren led the guest list with dignitaries from Fall River Bristol and New York City.
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Fales’ Grove
Providence Aerie of Eagles
Bristol Aerie
Providence
Quoits
Samuel Sisson
Providence Aerie
Alef Johnson
Allan and McGregoor
Harry Jones
Benedicts
Bachelors
Manuel Perry
Harold Slater
Gil Estrella
Manuel Madeiros
Patrick H Sherry
Warren
Thomas J Clancy
Fall River
Aerie
Robert Garrell Worthy
Gardeners Plan Bake for Bristol Officials Outing
Invitations extended to state and town officials for the Bristol self help gardeners second annual outing and clambake on Sept 9 at Community Farms King Philip Avenue. William Francis leads the bake with committee help from John Almeida and John Carvaturo. Joseph Pacheco, project engineer, chairs the planning for the bake with assistants John Franklin Viera, Joseph Bento, Antone Arruda and John Motta.
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Bristol
King Philip Avenue
William Francis
John Almeida
John Carvaturo
Joseph Pacheco
Obituary for Mrs. Sarah E. Morrell of Bristol
Mrs. Sarah E. Morrell widow of John Morrell and sister of Robert Newbold dies at 114 Franklin Street after a long illness. She was 83, born October 12, 1851 in Providence, moved to this town in 1866, worked 50 years at National Rubber Company, and was a Rebekah Lodge member. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m at her home, Canon Parshley to officiate. burial in North Cemetery.
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Sarah E. Morrell
John Morrell
Robert Newbold
Bristol
National Rubber Company
National India Rubber Company
Rebekah Lodge
Funeral set for Antonio DeLeo at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Antonio DeLeo 55 resident of this town for over 23 years died yesterday at his home 629 Wood Street after a long illness Funeral services at 9 tomorrow morning at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Rev Joseph Sorzana to officiate Burial in St Mary's cemetery DeLeo born in Manfredoma Italy son of the late Mr and Mrs Ralph DeLeo Employed nearly 20 years at National India Rubber Company Member of Princess Elena Lodge Sons of Italy Survived by wife Columbia Deleo and six children Margaret DeMeo Ralph Clara Vincent Raymond and Herbert plus two grandchildren
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Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Antonio DeLeo
Wood Street
Joseph Sorzana
St Mary’s Cemetery
Manfredoma
Italy
DeLeo
Ralph DeLeo
National India Rubber Company
Princess Elena Lodge, Sons of
Columbia Deleo
Margaret DeMeo
Cambridge
Ralph
Clara
Vincent
Raymond
Herbert
Bristol
Hoodlums Probe Frightening Window Vandalism on Washington Street
Mrs Paul Pivin of 14 Washington street reported to local police that two windows in her room were shattered by apples tossed from a passing group as she prepared for bed Thursday night. The incident, part of ongoing disturbances from Franklin to Washington, was not reported until the next day due to the woman’s shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Washington Street
Paul Pivin
La Bella Sierra Society Holds Annual Outing
More than fifty members and guests attended the La Bella Sierra Society annual outing Sunday in a grove on Goulart Avenue. A boccio tournament highlighted the event with the club championship won. Dr AF D Angelo D'Angelo chaired the committee. assisting were Thomas Lucca Bartolo Scornara Antoniea Campagna and Nunziata DePasquale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Bella Sierra Society
Goulart Avenue
AF D'Angelo Peter Cristardo
Thomas Lucca
Bartolo ScoNara
Antoniea Campagna
Nunziata DePasquale
Public Bingo Event Planned by Kearney American Legion Aux
A large crowd is expected for a public bingo gathering tomorrow evening in Grand Army Hall. Anna Gablinske leads the arrangements committee with Mrs William Cashin Mrs Roselma Desilets and Miss May Pierce listed among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
American Legion Auxilary
Grand Army Hall
Anna Gablinske
William Cashin
Roselma Desilets
May Pierce
Biggest Day At Narragansett Race Park Crowd Ties Up Exits
Bristol racing fans packed Narragansett Race Park on Newport Avenue near the Rumford Pawtucket line. Old time Bristol horsemen recall routes along Newport road. Late last night cars caused a tie up as fans left after a successful season with the largest crowd yesterday.
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Bristol
Narragansett Race Park
Newport Avenue
Rumford-Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Newport Road
Morrell Sarah Fo Morrell dies in Bristol at 82
In Bristol on September 3 died Sarah Fo Morrell aged 82. Funeral from 114 Franklin Street Thursday at 2:30 PM relatives and friends invited to attend.
Life Insurance: A Nation's Shield and Promise
In a Messenger column by Elbert D. Murphy, life insurance is praised as a universal, trusted protector of the home and public welfare. The piece frames it as a national solution to poverty and crime, promising security for widows and orphans and a lasting, hopeful future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Insurance
Elbert D. Murphy
The
Messenger
Local students to resume studies this month
Among town college students resuming study this month are John H Morrissey Jr brown graduate next June Paul D Howe and Woodbury M Stowell returning to Brown Harold C Peckham to Rhode Island College starting sophomore year Sidnex A DeW Herreshoff and brothers Nathaniel G Herreshoff and Asrswold Herreshoff to MIT Samuel Isaacson Class of 1909 Bristol High School freshmen Brown Josephine G Tobin Rhode Island State Normal School Sadie E Callan to St Gabriel's School New Rochelle. others to business schools in Providence and Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Morrissey, Jr
Brown University
Paul D Howe
Woodbury
M Stowell
Brown
Harold C. Peckham
Rhode Island College
Sidnex A Dew Herreshoff
Nathaniel G Herreshoff
Asrswold Herreshoff
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Samuel Isaacson
Bristol High School
Josephine G Tobin
Rhode Island State Normal School
Sadie E. Callan
St Gabriel's School
New Rochelle
Providence
Fall River
Lawn fete planned at Children's Home grounds
Plans near completion for a lawn fete at the Children's Home grounds next Wednesday September 8 for the benefit of the institution. The event, run by the Home's Board of Managers, features Japanese lanterns and bunting, chowder, salads, ice cream cake, and sale items. Booths include Cake Table led by Mrs Charles 4 Glancy Tea and Coffee by Mrs WF Duffy and Mrs RS Church Candy Table by Miss Louie Dunbar Supper Table by Board members with fancy articles and kindergarten work. additional booths are planned to raise support.
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Charles
Glancy
WF Duffy
RS Church
Louie Dunbar
Minstrel Tour Features Straight and Bowler Family Musicians
Fred M Straight violinist and brothers George T Bowler and William Bowler cornetists join Barlow & Wilson minstrels in Camden season opening. Straight leads the orchestra and plays alto in the band. The Bowler brothers perform in both band and orchestra and duet during shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M
Straight
George T
William Mr Bowler
Barlow & Wilson Minstrels
Camden
Mr Straight
Bowler Brothers
Mortgagee Sale Auction of Bristol Rhode Island Property
Public auction scheduled for September 5 1934 at eleven AM on the Bristol Rhode Island property described as Lot on the southerly side of Richmond Street bounded by Samuel McCaw William H West and Benjamin Smith. Mortgagee Samson Nathanson to bid with notice of intent to bid.
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Giuseppe Arone
Bristol
Rhode Island
Mount Lane
Mason W Pierce
Carlo Carelli
Florence Park
Gos & Schofield
Mount Tane
Huddy & Moulton
Vincenzo Caruso
Aetana Caruso
County of
Richmond Street
Samuel McCaw
William H. West
Benjamin Smith
Samson Nathanson
Grosvenor Building
Providence
Clerk runners clash as Harrington loses to McHugh on the Common
Saturday evening a 100 yard dash on the Common saw John J Harrington defeated by CEO McHugh. Both are clerks for the Quirk Brothers grocers at State and Wood streets. A rematch was planned yesterday but Harrington failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Harrington
McHugh
Quirk Brothers
State and
Wood Streets
Messrs McHugh and
Harrington
Warren clambake hosts police officials and guests
Sheriff Philo V Cady Chief John H Morrissey Captain Thomas Dwyer and the Warren police force attended a clambake at Kirkemunt Grange on a Wednesday. Dr Seymour Dr Conway and Tax Collector Charles H Sparks were among the Warren guests. Town Sergeant Ed G Macomber assisted with the bake and athletic games were enjoyed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo V Cady
John H Morrissey
Thomas Dwyer
Warren
Kirkemunt Grange
Seymour
Conway
Charles H Sparks
Ed G Macomber
Mrs Bradford and Miss Miller Return From White Mountains
Mrs Mark Bradford and Miss Hope Miller, after a three week stay in the White Mountains, arrived home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Bradford
Hope Miller
White Mountains
Bristol Post Office Mail Schedule and Holiday Hours
Post office mail dispatch and receipt times listed with multiple morning and evening slots. Notes indicate certain Saturday and train omissions and holiday dates January 1 and February 22.
Bazaar closes after big Our Lady of Mt Carmel event
More than 2000 attendees helped end the first annual bazaar of the Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church associations. Held at the Knights of Columbus grounds on State Street, the fair featured booths, dancing to Joe Bisbane and his orchestra, and proceeds benefiting the church. Booth leaders included Mrs. Anna Matroni, Miss Josephine Matroni, Mrs. John R Bernardo, and Joseph F Pannone with Rev. Joseph Sorzano as chair.
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Associated Societies of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
K. of C
State Street
Joe Bisbane
Anna Matroni
Josephine Matroni
John R. Bernardo
Joseph F. Pannone
Joseph Sorzano
Pannone
John B. Troiano
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Manuel Fereira
Harvey Gladue
Daniel Dias
Sherry
Mpccoo
Mmm
Dr. Scholl
New York
NLS
Sarah E."morrell
East Prov
A. C
Peleg Francis Farm
Rehoboth
Massachusetts
Watchemaket Square
East Providence
Phoenix File
Thomas H. Byrnes
Helen M Conley
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas J. Gillan
Grace Conley
Frank Byrnes
Bay View Avenue
William E. Conley
Sunday School Teachers
St. Mary's Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Mary's
T A. Society
Byrnes
Dyer Transportation Company
Turner Avenue
Riverside
John C. Trudell CO
Second Street
District Court OF the United States
District OF Rhode Island
Domenico Cavaliere
Do of
Westminster Street
Gehrorge J. Sherhan
Epays
Michael Vaccaro
Monroe Ave
Bristol, R
F. E. Suzman
Fae
Leon E. McCaw’s Grocery Cor. High & Constitutions
Lts
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street Tel
Alan M. Poole
Bristol, BR. L
E. W. Weaver & Son Building Contractors
E. Telephone Can
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co of
Boston
EB. L. Watson Co., Inc
Weybosset Street
R. L
Lanzire’s Express
Ashes & Rubbish
Frank Lanzire
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
G. E. Garvin
Richmond St
Thames St
Stroman’s
Bristol District Nursing Association
Hope Street
Martha Graham
Hope St
Thyra Carlson
High Dt
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