Bristol Y M C A Downs East Greenwich in Final Game
Bristol Y M C A finishes season with a 40 to 13 victory over East Greenwich in a local basketball match. The game featured a close wrestling draw between Roy Almeida and Tony Silvia and ended with a social hour and dance to Randall's Orchestra.
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Kenyon A. Arrone
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Smith Straight-Takes Bride in St Mary's Ceremony
Thomas Smith Jr. and Miss Freda May Straight were married at 8 o'clock yesterday evening at St Mary’s parochial residence. Rev. Francis Fullam presided, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell as attendants. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside in town after returning. The groom, formerly of Fall River, works in the National India Rubber Company Planning Department since December. The bride, a telephonist at the same company, is noted for musical talent and a sweet soprano voice.
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Thomas Smith,Jr
Freda May - Straight
St. Mary’s Church
Francis Fullam
St. Mary's Parish
Charles R. Caldwell
Hope Street
Fall River
National India Rubber Company
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Pretty Webers wedding unites John Pardey and Vera Whitney
John Arnold Pardey and Miss Vera Ballou Whitney were married at the bride’s home in Attleboro last Wednesday at 2 pm the ceremony officiated by Rev Charles H Pennoyer. Best man was Charles H Partley and bridesmaid Miss Marion Waterman. The couple planned a New York wedding trip and will reside at Bristol Narrows after returning. Pardey, a Navy veteran, served 22 months during World War I aboard the USS America on transport duty.
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John Arnold Pardey
Vera Ballou Whitney
Frederick Whitney
Charles H. Pennoyer
Universalist Church of
Attleboro
Marion Waterman
Charles H Partley
Harriet Pardey
United States Navy
U.S S. America
Bristol to Host First Black Face Minstrel In Years
On April 12 and 13 Bristol residents can see a real black face minstrel under King Philip Lodge No 1135 L O M The show features Tom Mulgrew Master Teak Munroe and Harry J Kihlin with a 40 voice chorus A large advance ticket sale prompts early purchases at Hamill's Dry Goods Store and lodge members Seats are limited and on sale now
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King Philip Lodge
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Cornetest
Harry J. Kihlin
Chamber Stock Company
Boston
Hamill
Scout Troop Two Marks First Anniversary Tonight
The Second Troop celebrates its first anniversary at 7 30 this evening in the Scout Building. Weather permitting a supper hike is planned for tomorrow with Scouts reporting at 115 pm to the Scout Building to conduct a hike and pass second and first class tests.
Bristol Town Council Meeting Highlights
Council approves use of the Council Chamber April 13 and 14 for the American Legion soldiers bonus distribution. President Gasper tasked to investigate a matter, and a protest against a proposed six cent tax increase on town property was adopted. Committee to study flags for the Community Pole on the common. Bristol legislators urged to oppose the bill.
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Providence Telephone, Company
Peter Gasper
Col
L. H. Callan
Kearney
American Legion
General Assembly
Bristol
Bunn
Improvement Association Elects Officers for 1921 Term
At the annual SATs meeting in Hotel Belvedere parlors officers were elected for the term ending March 1921. President William C. Hobbs Vice President Andrew Weeks Anthony Secretary James F. Lavander Treas John H. Wall and an executive committee. Meetings discussed local telephone service and a talk on juvenile delinquency was planned for April.
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Hotel
Belvedere
William C. Hobbs
Andrew Weeks Anthony
James F. Lavander
Providence Telephone Company
Donald North
Hokara Cream Promises Quick Skin Revival
Promote Hokara as a safe, non greasy daily skin moisturizer that smooths texture and enhances color by stimulating natural processes. Claims healing, antiseptic properties for aging or troubled skin with no lead or mercury. Sold by W. H. Buffington in various jar sizes for 36c to $1.90.
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W. H. Buffington
Bristol Tax Assessors Notice 1920
The town of Bristol Rhode Island issues a tax assessment notice setting a tax rate on real and personal property and intangible property. It requires all residents partnerships and corporations to file true inventories with the assessors during May 1920 to qualify for exemptions and maintain solvency of the tax levy. Executors administrators guardians and trustees are notified to treat estates the same.
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Board of Assessors
Rhode Island
Board of Ax Assessors
Notice of Administratrix Appointment in Bristol Estate
Emma B Stanton announces appointment as administratrix of the estate of Margaret Radford Stanton by the Probate Court of Bristol. Creditors must file claims with the court clerk within six months from the first advertisement date.
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Margaret Radford Stanton
Emma Br, Stanton
Indirect Action and Paradox in Mind and Work
A thoughtful remark notes that freeing the mind eases the heart. Meanwhile French researchers in Algeria report a cactus variety yielding about 14 percent sugar and roughly 60 percent alcohol, indicating potential industrial uses.
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Algeria
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