Nominations Named for Bristol Knights Council Officers
Bristol Council No. 379 Knights of Columbus held a Wednesday meeting nominating officers for the next term. Grand Knight John G. DesLauriers was renominated. other posts listed with candidates and delegates to the state convention. A winter social calendar and lawn party committee progress were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. DesLauriers
Bristol
Edward L. Leahy
Thomas Henry
Bernard McHugh
Robert J Connery
Thomas J. Gillan
John G DesLauriers
Thomas H. Byrnes
George T. Baldwin
Thomas FE. McGrath
Committee On the Council
ODD FELLOWS CLAM BAKE TOMORROW IN SWANSEA
Members of United Brothers Lodge No. 13 OOF join District No. 11 lodges from Warren Bristol and East Providence for a field day and clam bake tomorrow afternoon at Dorothy Brown Rebekah Lodge grounds in Swansea. Luncheon at 1 30 followed by athletic events and awards with a 5 p m clambake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brothers Lodge
No. 13
Robert Hunt
Fred I Gardiner
Russell Crown
Fred Steen
Amity Lodge
Warren
John G Stewart
Norman Bovay
Outdoor Advertising Restriction Advocated by Bristol Club
A Bristol meeting in Rockwell Hall urged restricting outdoor advertising along highways to preserve scenery. Mrs W L Lawton spoke on national efforts, zoning laws, and the impact of billboards. a unanimous vote supported a practical protest against roadside signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Hall
Bristol
Bristol Garden Club
William W Perry
W.L. Lawton
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Lawton
Rhode Island
Clifford T. Warner Named Field Engineer for GE Newark Office
Clifford T Warner who has visited his parents on High Street leaves tomorrow morning to assume duties as Field Engineer at GE Newark. He is a Colt Memorial High School graduate of 1925 and a 1928 GE Engineering School alumnus in Lynn Massachusetts. He previously worked in the testing department at Lynn and will locate troubles on electric equipment and supervise their correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford T Warner
Thomas H Warner
High Street
Newark, NJ
General Electric Cor
Warner
Colt Memorial High School
General Electric Engineering School
Lynn
Mass
Old Timers May Play Again in Follow-Up Baseball Tie
An exhibition between the Old Timers and Kid Hope's Bristols is planned for a Saturday matinee on September 21 at 3 PM. Veterans seek revenge after a recent trimming and promise a stronger lineup including Buster Darling Bill Baker Eddie Murphy Sam Garvin Judge Leahy Bill Bottomley Tom Conners Henry Jamelle Jom Duffy Jam Garvin Eber Hill George O'Brien Al Menard W Gladue Tony Silvia Plucky Ahearn from Warren. Bile Hughes to umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Hope
Bristols
Buster Darling
Bill Baker
Eddie Murphy
Sam Garvin
Judge Leahy
Bill Bottomley
Tom Conners
Henry Jamelle
Jom Duffy
Jam Garvin
Eber Hill
George O’brien
al Menard
W Gladue
Tony Silvia Plucky
Ahearn
Warren
Bile Hughes
Death of Mrs Elizabeth A Lascomb Aged 85
Mrs Elizabeth A Lascomb widow of Richard W Liscomb died aged 85 in this town. Funeral services are to be held at the residence of Mr and Mrs Albert F Benard 728 Hope Street on Monday Sept 16 at 2 PM. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
School Board Meeting Considers Teacher Resignations and Appointments
The Bristol Rhode Island School Committee met last evening postponed from Monday. They adopted the superintendent’s monthly report and discussed duties under state law, the superintendent’s control of attendance records, and truancy enforcement. Miss Annie Scanlon resigned as principal and teacher after 46 years of service. the committee expressed regret and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Rockwell
S W. Hopkins
Hobbs
Rockwell
Annie Scanlon
State Board of Education
Miss Scanlon
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
John R. Bernardo
Irving FE
Walling
Colt High School
Harper
Guiteras
Hector F Bellavance
Providence
Guteras School
Harold A Clark
Martha Anne Cote
Warren
Victor Miller
Gracie A Dodge
Hanover
Reynolds
Edna Demars
A L. Johnston
the Mason School
Onofrio Malafronte
Larger Gas Mains for Eastern Part of Town
Workmen lay six inch cast iron gas mains to replace two inch pipes east of Wood street on State street to Third street. The section, now densely settled with homes apartments and stores, has suffered low gas pressure before meals. The project will take about a month to complete and reopen the excavated street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
State Street
Third Street
Injury at Work Causes Finger Amputation at Byfield School
Joseph F Paull, employee of Waldron Co., sustained severe injuries to his right hand at Byfield School. He caught his hand in a fire escape pulley, crushing the finger end and leading to amputation at the first joint by Dr A F D'Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F Paull
The
Waldron Co
Byfield School
A. F D'Angelo
Paul
State Firemen's League Muster Tomorrow in Crompton
The Rhode Island State Firemen's League muster with parade engine playouts and hose coupling contests will be held in Crompton tomorrow. About ten engines from across the state are expected, with a dozen hose teams including the Rough & Readys of Warren. Former Chief Daniel G Coggeshall will serve as a judge. Bristol has no entries but local firemen will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island State Firemen’s League
Crompton
Bristol
Daniel G Coggeshall
Rough & Readys
Warren
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Knights OF Columbus
ODD Fellows
Wardwell
J. Frank Keating
Frank A. Gants
Franklin Street
Telephone
Bristol 106
George Bancroft
Fay Wray
Richard Arley
Underworld
Wolf of
Wall Street
Fox News
Jacqueline Logan
WM. Collier, JR
Comedie In
Marx Brothers
the Cocoanuts
Paramount
Oscar Shaw
Mars Eaton
Florida
Metro
Sound News
Abie
Charles Rogers
Nancy Carroll
Pathe News Metro
George Lewis
Clifford T. Warner
General Electric Company
Newark
N. J
STATE FIREMEN'S _ LEAGUE MUSTER
D. G. Coggeshall
Victor Dance Records
Victor
Edward D, Kunz
Sally and
Letty
Hope Street
Beacon
H. W. Vermette
Mallory and Lamson-Hubbard
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