Annual Meeting of St Andrew's Club elects officers
The St Andrew's Club held its annual meeting in St Michael's Chapel. Reports by the Secretary and Treasurer were read. Officers elected include President George S Pailthorpe First Vice President S Wesley Gladding Second Vice President George F E Newman Secretary Alfred C Koch Treasurer Charles H Sparks. A tenth anniversary service is planned for Sunday evening May 7 with a chapel reception on Thursday evening in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrew’s Club
St. Michael's Chapel
George S. Pailthorpe
S. Wesley Gladding
George Fe.newman
Alfred C. Koch
Charles H. Sparks
Andrew’s League of R. I
Hezekiah W. Church
C. Wilfred Clarke
William H. Buffington
Norman Hanson
John H. Best
James F. DeWolf
John C. Pailthorpe
Wallace Abbott
Henry Newman
Town Council Deliberates on Sidewalk Width and Licenses
Council notes sidewalk width to be set by Highway Committee and surveyor. Several victualing licenses granted or pending including Malafronte, Schafft, Lindley, O'Donnell, Northup Brothers, Kemplh, Quirk, Yarlasavetsky, Geglia, Frazer. Multiple petitions for licenses passed pending investigation. Actions include sealing tavern fees at 50 per year, Juvenile junk licenses, and Bath house repairs. Executive session follows.
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Bradford Street
Henry W. Peterson
Peter Sansone
Nicola Santulli
Edward Digati
Dominick Castelano
Bridget Loughman
John Morrissey
Bruno
Bros
Patrick Scanlon
Samuel Nussenfeld
Oliver
Committee On High Ways
Domenico Malafronte
Wood Street
Fredericka M. Schafft
Franklin Street
Benjamin I. Lindley
Thames
Constitution Streets
Bernard O'Donnell
State Street
Northup Brothers
Hope Street
Hasbrouck
J. King & Co
Hope
State Streets
Herman Kemph, Jr
Mary E. Quirk
Wood and
Hyman Yarlasavetsky
Luigi Geglia
J. A. Frazer
Domenico Romano
Louis Molasky
Thames and
Biagio del Toro
Catherine Street
Matteo Troiano
Giuseppe Campanella
Francisco Federico
Alfredo Clerico
Nikolas Morris
Morris Eisenstadt
Domenico Palumbo
Lorenzo Castriotta
High Street
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Benjamin Paull
T. J. Hayes
Art Street
Samuel Ramison
Munro Avenue
Harry P. Morrissey
Industrial Trust Company
North Cemetery
Bennett
Munro
John G
Albert M. Sparks
Isaac Ackerman
Thomas Dwyer
Acre Contest in Corn Growing Planned by RI Growers
The Rhode Island Corn Growers Association announces an Acre Contest with eighty dollars in prizes for top yields per acre. Awards include 25 for the largest shelled yield of R I White Cap Flint and 25 for Yellow Flint, plus 15 for runners up in each variety. Notices to enter should reach the secretary in Kingston before July 1 1916 for those interested in advertising seed corn or improving public awareness.
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Rhode Island Corn Growers’ Association
Rhode Island
Corn Growers’ Association
Kingston
R. I
Obituary of Eunice Byron Manchester 76 in Bristol
Miss Eunice Byron Manchester died at her home at Hope and Constitution streets after a period of heart disease and pneumonia. She was born in Bristol, 76 years ago, daughter of Nathaniel and Eunice Manchester, resided with sister Anna B. Manchester, and was active in St Michael's Church missions. Funeral at St Michael's Church at 10.30 a.m. next Monday.
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Eunice Byron Manchester
Hope and
Constitution Streets
Nathaniel and
Eunice (Coit) Manchester
Bristol High School
Helen L. Shepard
Anna B. Manchester
Miss Manchester
St. Michael’s Church
Joseph M. Coit
Parmenas Skinner, Jr
Mrs Elizabeth A Collins Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Elizabeth A Collins widow of Capt John Collins died yesterday at 9:30 am at Frank L Bowen's Burton street home after a long Brights disease illness. Born Fall River maiden name Borden she was 75 and helped form the Bristol Fortnightly Club. She is survived by three Fall River nephews. Funeral from Frank Borden’s home today at 2:30 pm. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery Fall River.
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Elizabeth A. Collins
John Collins
Frank L. Bowen
Burton Street
Bright
Fall River
Borden
Bristol Fortnight
St. Michae’s
John Burt
Frank Borden
Oak Grove
Miss Eva May Keeler Dies at 18 of Scarlet Fever
Eva May Keeler 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Keeler of Warren formerly of this town died at her parents Broad street home Tuesday night from scarlet fever. She was in Bristol last Saturday collecting money for her father an agent for Singer Sewing Machine Co. Funeral was private Wednesday afternoon with interment in Warren.
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Eva May Keeler
James B. Keeler
Warren
Broad Street
Bristol
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Tragic Death Of 12 Year Old Freitas Daughter
Mary Freitas 12 died yesterday at her parents home 85 Franklin Street from tuberculosis. Born in town she leaves her parents a brother and sister. Funeral at 9 am tomorrow at St Elizabeths Church with interment at St Marys Church.
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Mary
Antone
Mary Freitas
Franklin Street
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Mary’s Church
Mrs Catherine Murphy Dies at 45 in Gate's Head EnglandBorn Home
Mrs Catherine Murphy 45 wife of Michael Murphy died this morning at 9 30 at 14 Mason Avenue from a complication of diseases. Born in Gates Head England she was daughter of the late Thomas and Delia Monahan. Survived by husband two daughters and six sons. Daughters Catherine and Annie. Sons James Thomas Frank Edward Lawrence and John. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Catherine . Murphy
Michael Murphy
Mason Avenue
Gate’s Head
England
Thomas
Delia Monahan
Catherne
Annie
James
Frank
Edward
Lawrence
John
Funeral for Mrs. Julia A Gablinski at Union Street Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia A. Gablinski were held at 2 PM from 112 Union Street with Rev. Anson B. Howard officiating. Interment followed at North Cemetery. tributes came from Burnside Lodge K of P Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters and Dreadnaught Hose Company. Mrs. Gablinski, a charter Edgehill member, was laid to rest. The funeral for August W. Orgelman followed at 10:30 AM from 188 High Street with Rev. Dr. George L. Locke officiating and interment at Forest Hills Mass.
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Julia A. Gablinski
Union Street
Burnside Lodge
K. of P
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Company
Anson B. Howard
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
George Richardson
George S. Marshall
George L. Locke
St. Michael’s Church
Forest Hills, Mass
Star Theatre presents Regeneration and features
Tonight at Star Theatre the five act photo play Regeneration headlines with Anna Wilson in the lead. Supporting features include The Strange Case of Mary Page chapter four with Henry B. Walthall and Edna Mayo, Ben Wilson in The Parson of Pine Mountain and Now Good-for-Nothing. Saturday offers 4A Yankee from the West Western drama Discontent three part Gold Scal Pliers Good Turn plus a comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Anna Wilson
Mary Page
Henry B. Walthall
Edna Mayo
Ben Wilson
Pine Mountain
Hope-to-be's Debut in Y M C A Women’s Bowling League
In the Women’s Bowling League at the YMCA alleys three teams bowled last Wednesday afternoon. The Hope-to-be’s appeared with Mrs. George Clowes as captain. The Hustlers struggled for their lone string while the Polly annas led the standings with two strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clowes
Prayer Meeting and Sermons at First Baptist Church
Prayer meeting at 7.30 tonight on Obeying Jesus Christ. Sunday 10.30 sermon by Pastor Irving T. Gumb on Power With God. Sunday School 11.45. Young people's meeting 6 led by Mrs Harold E Pedsley. Evening sermon 7 on Training for Life's service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Irving T. Gumb
Harold E. Pedsley
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Willimantic
Babbitt House
John Temple Drury
Leonardi Digati
Iver Johnson
Oxfords
Benefit OF British Relief Society
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Manchester
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Bradford
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