Annual Meeting Elects St Michael's Church Officers
St Michael's Church held its annual corporation meeting in the chapel. Rev Howard presided and officers were elected including Senior Warden Dr W Fred Williams and Junior Warden Wallis E F Howe. Delegates to Invention and Convocation were chosen with several substitutes named. a postponement to April 18 was announced for the Wardens and Vestry meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s Church
Howard
W. Fred Williams
Wallis EF. Howe
John, W. Best
J. Winthrop DeWolf
James T. Robertson
John W. Best
Charles B. Rockwell
J. Winhrop DeWolf
Joseph
F. .Farrally
Col
Samuel P. Colt
Henry W. Remington
T. Ashton
Andrew Weeks Anthony
J. R. Wood
Amos S. Gorham
J. Jery
Ingraham
J. Ellery Ingraham
W. Fred ‘Williams
Ellis ‘Es Howe
Joseph F. Farrally
John W
Charles Morgan
Henry Wisbey
George E. Newman
Troop Committee Night Noted by Bristol Boy Scouts
Last evening Troops 1 and 2 of Bristol Boy Scouts of America held a joint meeting in the Scout Building. The troop committee chairman and members praised the scouts for neat appearance and the Patrol Leaders ran the drills in a snappy, orderly fashion. Officers spoke, a social hour followed a trashing meal, and plans were made for a Parent's Night on April 27. Weather permitting, tomorrow offers an overnight hike at 9 30 with grub and blankets, or a day hike at the same time without blankets.
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Flast
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Enire
Bristol Whist Club resumes weekly play after Lent
The Bristol Whist Club held its first post Lent Tuesday night with a large turnout. Prizes went to Mrs Elmer Maxfield, Mrs LeRoy W Bush, and Mrs Vincent H Conklin of Warren. Men's prizes awarded to Byron K Fish, William H RK Manchester, Arthur Jordan. consolation to Joseph Veitch. Next whist set for Tuesday night April 5 in G R Hall.
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Bristol
Elmer Maxfield
LeRoy W Bush
Vincent H Conklin
Warren
Mary McKenna
Byron K Fish
William H. RK
Manchester
Arthur Jordan
Joseph Veitch
G . R. .Hall
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Blood Purifier
Those in a run down condition find catarrh worse, showing it is influenced by constitutional health. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces and restore normal function. Sold by druggists. More information from J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Rculars FB
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Community News Recap From Harrisville And Fall River
Local notes report Mrs A H Bense surgery results at Truesdale Hospital Fall River and Lewis Waldron gallstone operation there. Scarlet fever case confirmed for Marty Sousa 12 DeWolf Avenue. Knitting requests and whist night at Pokanoket Hall. Madelein e steamer to Prudence Island arrived from Boston. plans to run seasonally. Fire damage noted in Boston harbor deckhouse repair planned. Knights of Pythias and lodge events detailed with speeches and luncheon.
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L’'Union St. Jean Baptiste of America
Conseil Lafayette
Pokanoket
Albert Pivin
Alfred. Renaud
Bridget Giustiany
Eva Demars
James Munro
Poppasquash Point
Samuel Feranda
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Boston
Cape Cod Canal
Madeleine
Prudence Island
Noble Grands
United Brothers Lodge
YMCA Business Men's Volleyball Contests Schedule
John G Stewart manager notes the YMCA Business Men's volleyball team has upcoming contests. Newport 2Y MAC LAS team visits Bristol for a return game in the MCA gym. Bristol plays Fall River away Friday and Fall River visits Bristol on April 12 for a further match.
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Nolley
John G . Stewart
Yim.cla
Newport
MAC Las
Bristolsmen Gine
Bristol
Thankful Thanks From Rego Family
The Manuel Rego family expresses sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for spiritual floral and other expressions of sympathy shown after their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau Ariel
Manuel Rego
Schedale
National India Rubber’ Co
George H. McClure
Locomotive Derailment Injures Three Near Poppasquash Crossing
A freight train derailed near the Poppasquash crossing just after 4 AM when a small section car following it crashed into the rear. Three Warren men were injured Joseph Perry and Joseph Bovais suffered serious injuries and were cared for at Rhode Island Hospital. A repair crew lifted the locomotive back on the rails and service resumed by 10 AM. The injured said braking failed after they saw the ahead train had stopped.
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Poppasquash Crossing
Warren
Joseph Perry
Joseph Bovais
Rhode’ Island
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Ci SW Sexrrally
Brothers Proprietors
Bristols Post
Secont S3mail
St. * Michael's
Bristol Whist Club
Jones
Anderson
Aiepes
Buffington'’S
Fletcher's
Charles Germano
Grocery and Meat Market
Wood St
Franklin St
Autocrat Coffegeatty
N. Y
Co-operative
U Madeirense
Bradford Street
Union
F. Reginald Dimond
Sartorius & CO
Doric Club Whist
Masonic Temple
Mar
John Campbell
Cole Street
Opticians
Westminster Streep
Shepard
Providence
Gem Ice Cream Co
Attleboro
Boal Skeg
Ieee Py
Defiance Hose Company
Henry Bosch Company
Wall Paper Manufacturers
Sherry Ave
Winiihrl
Garland
Nayatt Pt
Green — Tail Board
Buick
Winthrop E. McGinley
Hempstead St
New London
Conn
Boran Avenue
John Pozzi
Fielding Williams
Hope
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Green Mountain
Colt Farm
Belvedere Garage
Phoenix
Phinix
Eveniner
A. A. Edmonds, Co
Pontes
Eli
Nat
Thomas
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Westminster ST. Wa
Pure Food Store
St. Louis
California
Rhode Island
Maine
J. & M. Brand
Charles A. Johnson
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