Easter program honors at Memorial Chapel
Sunday service featured a long Easter program at Memorial Chapel including songs such as Glad Resurrection Morn Awake Rejoice and The Morning Breaks and The Joyous Easter Day. Primary department members and soloists performed recitations duets and songs under Supt. Robert F. Munro with church quartet and Mrs. Cora Shaw Anderson at the piano.
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DeWolf
Marjorie Manley
Herrmann Wilbur
Sally Church
Irene Hartley
Blessed Cross
Sybil Anderson
Kathryn Higgins
Eldora Gablinske
Ruth Sanford
Calvary
Mary Mason
Jessie Sanford
Ruth Horne
Elizabeth Matheson
Earl Nelle
Clarence Bowron
Sharon
School
Clyde Pendleton
Christ
Clinton Pendleton
Frank Fales
Norman Hibbert
Robert F. Munro
Cora Shaw Anderson
Kenneth Dunbar
Samuel Steen
Jacqueline Pettine
Thomas Remieres
Barbara Dunbar
Raymond Gablinske
Joan Wade
Alec Fales
Nancy Bosworth
Marion Munro
Frank Dimond
Margaret Hibbert
Roswell Bosworth
Jack Taplin
George Pendleton
Leah Higgins
Auto Strikes Curb Near Ferrycliffe Farm Incident
A car operated by Arnold Carroll Jr of Ferrycliffe Farm struck the north curb on Franklin Street early Sunday. Traveling south on Hope Street, Carroll turned into Franklin to avoid a crossing vehicle, braving damage as the other motorist fled the scene.
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Arnold Carroll, Jr
Ferrycliffe Farm
Franklin Street
Carroll
Hope Street
Commanders Jewell visit Soldiers' Home on Easter Day
National Commanders of the Grand Army of the Republic visit the Soldiers' Home in Fort Morgan Colorado. 83 year old Commander Jewell and Mrs Jewell greet veterans, tour departments, and attend Easter Day festivities. Present also are Rhode Island G A R General Jewell, Commandant Mrs Susan M Sheple, Ezra Dixon, and Ladies of the G A R leaders from Pittsburgh and Kansas City.
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A God
Jame
S- J. Jewells
Morgan
Colorado
Grand Army of the Republic
Jewell
Charles H. Lewis
Rhode Island
Providence
Susan M. Sheple
Ezra Dixon, Caignan
State Board of Soldiers’ Relief
Margaret Grandle
Pittsburg
Kansas
Kansas, National President of the Ladies of the
Theodore Redfern
Guiteras 7th-8th grade beat St Michael's Club 21 18
In St Michael's parish house on Saturday morning April 4 the Guiteras School seventh and eighth graders defeated St Michael's Boys' Club 21 to 18. John Mello led Guiteras with 14 points, while Manchester and Brown led St Michael's with 11 and 7.
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St. Michael's
Guiteras School
St Michael's
Guiteras
Joe Securo
Joe Travers
John Mello
Joe Vicenzio
E. Alesandro
Louis Vieira
W. Tucker
W. Angevine
Fordham University Offers 60 Courses at Catholic Summer School
The Catholic Summer School will feature Fordham University courses from July 6 to August 1. More than sixty courses across English Education Science Mathematics Philosophy Modern Languages Commercial Art and Public Speaking will carry full undergraduate and graduate credits. The Lake Champlain grounds include an eighteen hole golf course tennis courts bathing beach and mini golf with clubs offering social activities.
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England
Uriid
Atlantic
Catholic Summer School
Fordham “University
Fordham
Fordham University
Lake Champlain
New York
West 43Rd Street
New York City
Probate Court Plans Monument Care Payment in Bristol
March 21 1931 probate in Bristol concerns Victor I Miller estate with administrator Arthur McCaw seeking court authority to pay reasonable sums for perpetual care of monuments burial lot and markers in North Burial Ground The court sets April 8 1931 at 9 AM for consideration and orders notice to be published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix.
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Bristol
Victor I. Miller Vention
Arthur McCaw
Victor I. Miller
Bristo
Bristol Phoenix
John W. Church
Vestry and wardens elected at church annual meeting
The annual meeting named Junior Warden E Howe and vestrymen including J W Best and R W Nelson. Delegates to convention and convocation were chosen with substitutes listed. Finance committee members were selected along with auditors, ushers, sexton, and organist positions.
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Watts
Howe
John
Robert W. Nelson
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Fred Williams, Jr
Charles B. aRock
Well, Jr
Wallace Sk. Mossop
Thomas Ashton
James R. Wood
Harold DeWolf
Howard R. Newman
John G. Stewart
W. F. Williams
Harry W. Munro
John W. Best
Wallis E. Howe
Walter O. Talbot
Henry R. Wood
Herbert R. Newman
James Magee
Robert W.W. Nelson
Walter Wennerstrand
C. Wilfred Clark
J. Thomas Ashton
Charles H. Sparks
Finantes
Robert W.nelson
Henry Wood
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
Wardens
Robert W .Nelson
Frederick W. Brownell
Chester C. Myers
Walter H. Angell
Prominent Men Favor High Class Reading Habits
A survey by American publishers shows business and professional leaders prefer serious books over ephemeral works. Autobiographies biographies history economics political science poetry and top novels are favored. A national lawyer notes English classics in good type sell well and urges careful bios selection for broad public influence. Regular daily reading by busy people supports orderly society.
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Ohio State Journal
Englishman Collects Cobwebs Into Spidergraph Gallery
A Hampshire resident preserves spidergraphs by collecting cobwebs pressed between glass and fixed with shellac. The hobby, though doubtful in value, fascinates the collector and echoes the eccentricities of American millionaires who might pay handsomely for rare curios.
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Sheffield
England
Telegraph
Hampshire
Household Hints Thrown Out of Apartment Three Times
A man is believed to have been ejected from his apartment by his wife three times, with reports suggesting she does not want him back. The item notes tensions in the relationship and mentions Los Angeles as the city context.
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Los Angelés
Timeq
Estate inventory for Jerome and Ersilia Patumbo listed
In the estate matter the inventory for Jerome %& and Ersilia Patumbo Inveri was presented for allowance and accepted by the court. The fragmentary notes indicate an estate proceeding with inventory review and approval.
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Onercy
Ersilia
Patumbo
Scouts and community groups organize for camp and events
The Bristol Rotary Club funds two girls to Camp Hoffman, Lions Club donates to camp. A moving picture show on March 25 drew crowds despite bad weather. Scouts plan a May 23 camp reunion at Infantry Hall Providence with transportation led by Mrs Tuplin. A May 7 bridge at Mrs Henry Wood’s home benefits scouts. Merriman chairs. Mathewson, Allen, Fiswell assist. Troop 1 hikes May week for photography badge.
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Marie
Gunette
A. Gilmore
Bristol
Infantry Hall
Providence
Tuplin
Sanford
Booth
Henry Wood
Merriman
Mathewson
Candy
Allen
Fiswell
Norton Zinderstein
Frederick Bartlett
Com. Byrd
Hope
Natel Santo wedding unites Warren families at Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Miss Anna Santo daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Santo and James K Natel son of Mr and Mrs Domenick Natel married yesterday at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church in Warren. Rev Joseph Poja officiated nuptial mass. The bride wore white satin with Spanish lace and orange blossoms. maid of honor Miss Rose Santo. groom’s attendant Anthony Puzzello. Reception for 400 at Polish Hall followed wedding breakfast for 75. The couple will reside on Kelley Street after a trip to Havana Cuba.
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Warren
Anna
Santo
Frank Santo
Congregational Street
James K. Natel
Domenick Natel
Kelley Street
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Joseph Poja
Miss Rose Santo
Anthony Puzzello
Barrington
Charles Street
Havana
Cuba
Coming Events Listings for April and May in Bristol Area
Community notices list a De Wolf Memorial Chapel social on April 8, a Kearney Post American Legion dances on April 11 18 25 and May 2 at Academy Hall, a Hindman School Drought Relief card party April 14 at Mrs C A Johnson’s 631 Hope St, an April 16 17 operetta by Colonial Company C at various venues, a Mt Carmel Players three act play Stop Thief on April 23 24 for Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel, a Bristol Colt Alumni Association bridge on April 24, a concert by R E State College Glee Club on April 30, and Bristol Fire Department event on May 1.
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Kearney Post
American Legion
Academy Hall
Wood Street
Hindman School
C. A. Johnson
Hope St
Guileras School
Mt. Carmel Players
Church of Our Lady of
R. “E. State College Glee Club
Suises Hope Circle
D. of L
Bristol Fire Department
State ‘Arms Ory
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