Bristol Troop Scouts Hold Campfire Night Meeting
The First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts of America held a Scout Hall campfire night with the Panthers Patrol earning top honors for 34 points, winning the Kelley drill and one game. The Flying Horse, Flaming Arrows, and other patrols led in various contests as plans were made for the Fall Round up next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers
P.L. Manuel Torres Jr
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Hall
P.L. Ennis Bisbane
Yawgoog
Flying Horse Patrol
Scouts Collect Milkweed Pods for Government Use
Scouts from all troops are gathering milkweed pods for government use with portions of the plant aiding life jacket production. An inter patrol contest in collecting newspapers and magazines remains active in First Troop grid until ten tons are reached.
Mount Carmel Opens Playoff Run With 4 3 Win
Mount Carmel of Bristol defeated St. Marys of Warren 4 to 3 in the opening game of the CYO League Bristol County playoff series. DelPiano earned the win, Howland took the loss, and game two is slated for Sunday at Bristol Common at 2 o clock. Also notes travel plans for the Jamiel sisters and Miss Eve Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County
Mount Carmel
Bristol
St. Mary’s
Warren
Bristol Common
Ann Marie
Josephine Jamiel
Michael G. Jamiel
State Street
Nevada
Pvt
Mary A Jamies
Army Air Corps
Eve Brown
Brown
Lincoln Avenue
San Francisco
Severe hurricane damage strikes Prudence Island Bristol Colony
Damage was heaviest in the Bristol Colony with most structures on Prudence Island damaged except two landing wharfs. Miss Helen Coggeshall’s Beach Road cottage, Fred L. Waldron’s Cliff Drive house, and Charles R. Newman’s roof displacement show wide destruction. Shoreline debris includes 150 drift pontoons and a destroyed Sandy Point wharf.
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Prudence Island
Bristol
Beach Road
Helen Coggeshall
Constitution Street
Cliff Drive
Fred L. Waldron
Providence
Charles R. Newman
Rutland
William Colwell
Melville Naval Station
Sandy Point
Herlein
Homestead
Palmer’s
Army Answers Q&A on Decorations and GI Benefits
A reader asks if animals can be decorated. the War Dept says only humans may be decorated though animals may receive citations. Other replies clarify ranks, discharges for age, mustering out pay, GI Bill eligibility for Warrant Officers, obtaining discharge buttons, allowances for children, and court martial for bigamy overseas.
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War Dept
Boston
Hanover
Ralph Gallo Sends Copy of Religious Service
Copy of a World War II order of worship attended by Cpl. Ralph E. Gallo in France on August 27 1944 is shared by his mother Mrs Louis Gallo of Franklin Street. The program lists Protestant Chapel Service and Holy Communion with hymns prayers and a morning message by Chaplain E B Wyckoff. A poem titled MY GUIDE is printed on the reverse side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Ralph E. Gallo
France
Louis Gallo
Franklin Street
Salvatore D’aura
Arlington Rollman
E. B Wyckoff
Lost or Destroyer Pass Book Reported in Bristol Branch Notice
Lost or destroyed pass book No. 23883 issued by Industrial Trust Co Bristol Branch in its Participation Department. Please return to bank. Payment has been pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Trust Co
Bristol
Real Estate Transfers In Bristol Narrows Area
Town ends Hall Re ef Le Town end Halls Re ef Le Vincent Brunelli and others transfer parcels on Hope Plat Bristol Narrows. Richard Smith conveys lot on Meta.com Avenue to Albert Bord en. Antonio Borges and wife sell land with buildings on Mt Hope Avenue to John Simmons and wife. Carroll Wilson and Maude Wilson transfer Bristol Narrows lot to Edith Perry who in turn buys back parcel from Perry. Fred Briggs transfers to Carroll Wilson in Bristol Narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Brunelli
Gaetano Rucci
Hope
Bristol Narrows
Richard Smith
Albert H. Borden
Meta. Com Avenue
Antonio Borges
John Simmons
Mt. Hope Avenue
Carroll E. Wilson
Maude FE. Wilson
Edith F. Perry
Maude E. Wilson
Fred E. Briggs
Also Mentioned on This Page
BOY Scout
J.as
Walter Machado
S.P.L
Frank DeLuer
George Amaral
Bristol Boy Scout Bugle
Webster
Mass
Webster Fife and Drum Corps
Bristol Corps
Buglers
West Warwick
R. I
Bristol Boy Scout
Langevine Post V.F.W
Boy Scouts
Nel
NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Walsh-Kaiser Coo., Inc
Washington Avenue
Employment Office
U.S.E.S
Providence, R. I
DelPiano
Howland
ARMY
Old Orchard
Salem
J. F
New Bedford
Mass. A
H.C.S. Roxbury
Portsmouth
Foreign Service
Ralph Gallo
Sewing Machine Co
Singer Sewing Machine Co
South Main Street
Fall River
Don Luiz Fillipe
Lincoln Hall
Usher Avenue
Kearney Post
No. 6
American Legion Relief Fund Legion
Franklin ST
George M. Wilbur & Sons CO
Main St
Tel
Constitution St
Salvador Nunes
Mt. Hope. Ave
Charles M. Connery
Burton ST
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
E. L. Watson Co., Inc
Weybosset Street
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Ramsa
J. E. Connors
Hope Street
District Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Hope St
Tmyra Carlson
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