Obituary of Mrs Wilhelmina B Brigham 86
Mrs Wilhelmina Burgess Brigham died at her home 55 Franklin street after a monthlong illness. Age 86, born November 10, 1856 in this town, she worked at National India Rubber Company and was a member of St Michael's Church. Survived by brother Fred Burgess and two nephews William Burgess and Chester Burgess. Funeral from her residence Thursday at 2 pm.
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Wilhelmina B. Brigham
Wilhelmina Burgess Brigham
Franklin Street
Brigham
John Nelson
Hannah (Sparks) Burgess
National India Rubber Company
Charles Brigham
St Michael's Church
Fred Burgess
William Burgess
Warren
Chester
Maria Silva
Maria
Coile) Silva
Bradford Street
St Elizabeth's Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Silva
St Michael's
Azores
Manuel
Maria Isabel (Furtado) Coil
Bristol
Collins and Aikman Corporation
Obituary notices for Mrs Candida Botelho Mrs Margaret Lent and Mrs Maria Silva
Obituaries announce the deaths of Mrs Candida Botelho wife of Manuel Botelho at 190 Metacom Avenue after a long illness with survivors including four sons and three daughters. Also noted are funeral details for Mrs Margaret J Lent former Warren resident and Mrs Maria Silva of Bristol with service times and burial plans.
Infant Patricia Jarvis Buried at North Cemetery
Patricia May Jarvis nine months old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Jarvis of 363 High Street was buried yesterday at North Cemetery at 4 30 pm Canon Parsicles rector of St Michael s Church officiated. The infant died Sunday morning at Chapin Hospital Providence after a short illness.
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Patricia May Jarvis
William Jarvis
High Street
North Cemetery
Canon Parsicles
St. Michael's Church
Chapin Hospital
Providence
Son in submarine service writes home from far seas
Mr and Mrs Samuel Mott of High Street report they have heard from their son Raymond in the US Navy submarine service after ten weeks of silence. He describes a quiet scene and marvelous swimming, adding he is not in Alaska or Iceland.
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Samuel 4 Mott
High Street
Raymond
US Navy
Alaska
Iceland
Bristol Couple Weds in Narragansett Church Ceremony
Dr Joseph Deluca son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Deluca and Miss Eleanor Mary Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Perry were married at St Philomena's Church Narragansett. Rev Matthew F Clarke officiated mass and ceremony. They plan to reside at 363 Wood Street after a New York honeymoon.
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Joseph Deluca
Thomas DeLuca
Eleanor Mary Perry
Anthony Perry
Narragansett
St Philomena’s Church
Matthew F. Clarke
John Vargas
Barbara Clarke
Marion Holdredge
George T Tannhest
Manuel A. Perry
Bride of Wakefield
San Francisi
Anthony Safiacore
Brooklyn
Dgene Croce
Valhalla
No Y
Providence
George Lanphear
John Verges
Jerry E DeLuca
Bride
Wakefield
Dan Franciosi
Anthony Sanacore
N Y
Anita Sanacore
Patricia Franciosi
Norine Bristow
Gouand
Anita Colarull
Weles Gough
Gardenias
Dr Deluca
Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Rhode Island State College
University of Maryland Medical School
St Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Conn
Rhode Island Hospital
DeLuca
Fiore Van Voast Wed In Early Morning Ceremony
Miss Adelaide C Fiore daughter of Mr and Mrs Fiore of 20 Richmond Street and Thomas F Van Voast son of Mr and Mrs Van Voast of 363 Wood Street were married yesterday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Rev Emil Donanzan officiated. Attendants included sister Miss Anna Fiore and best man Donald Van Voast. Church decor featured Easter flowers and plants. The bride wore a Duchess satin gown with marquisette accents and a long train, bouquet of roses and sweetpeas. bridesmaid wore orchid taffeta.
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Adelaide C Fiore
Flia Fiore
Richmond Street
Thomas F van Voast
William van Voeast
Wood Street
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Emil 10
Donanzan
Anna Fiore
Donald van Voast
Dora Tannuccillo
Bristol Scout Corps Plans Meeting and Anniversaries
Bristol Box Scout Bugle and Drum Corps and Corps Committee will discuss future plans after rehearsal in Scout Hall Tuesday. Troop Four leaders meet tonight to plan activities and tomorrow 7 15 pm Scout Hall meeting features advancement led by Scoutmaster William F Head. Cub Pack No 14 meets Friday at 6 15 in Scout Hall with 1942 registrations and craftwork. Den Chiefs lead games and contests. all Cubs urged to attend. Troop Three anniversary supper at St Elizabeths Church on Wood Street featured bean supper and motion pictures with Arthur Leidman Merritt Seymour Wesley Armstrong Geo Fish Henrique Rocha Frank Perry John DaPonte and others speaking. Scouts from Troop 1 4 5 attend.
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Bristol Box Scout Bugle
Scout Hall
Troop
William F Head
St Elizabeth’s Church
Wood Street
Mt Hope
Henrique Rocha
Frank Perry
John DaPonte
DaPonte
Bristol
Community events calendar for April and May announced
listings of April and May activities across churches and clubs. events include dessert bridge hosted by Girl Scouts St Michael Parish House April 8, theatre benefit Nothing But The Truth for St Marys Church April 9 10 and 23 24 and more social gatherings at St Michael's Parish House Andrews Memorial School Warren Hotel and other local venues. local organizations include Amicae Guild St Andrews Club Children of Mary Sodality and Portuguese American Women's Civic League.
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St. Mary's Social Club
St Mary's Church
St Andrews Club
St Michael’s Parish House
American Red Cross Motor Corps Bridge Benefit of the Beach Wagon Fund
St Michael's Parish House
Ball of Fire recreates slang soaked romance amid boom
Samuel Goldwyn presents Ball of Fire a fast moving romantic comedy centered on Professor Potts a learned man collecting slang and Sugarpuss Shea a nightclub entertainer. He and his colleagues are swept into a caper as Sugarpuss moves in courting danger and a gangster named Joe Lilac. Dana Andrews stars as Joe with a large supporting cast.
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Samuel Goldwyn
Rary Cooper
Barbara Stanwyck
Cooper
Professor Potts
Miss Stanwick
Shea
Potts
Joe
Ilac
Sugarpuss
Flag salute protocol during flag ceremonies and parades
The text details how people should face the Flag during hoisting lowering or passing in a parade or review. Uniformed personnel salute with the right hand. those not in uniform remove headgear and place it over the heart. women salute by placing the right hand over the heart. In moving columns the salute is held as the flag approaches and passes.
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