Local community collage reads like a dream diary
Fragmented report lists names and events including a Sunday afternoon gathering, a 7 30 pm start, and mentions of individuals such as Edmonds, Murra ge, Gans, Teakenwere, and Bott. It references a ball game or play with plays c- Cle c and a rowdy crowd and wires a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siasone
Shi W. Bott
H Gardiner
Tha, Sparks’ Ierce
I. F. c. Glisson
Bottomley
P. L. Murtoe
V.gray
Star Theatre showbill features several acts and films
Valeska Suratt opens with The Straight Way at Star Theatre tonight plus Pattia with Mrs Vernon Castle in two acts. Bessie Love stars in A Sister of Six six act screen drama about border warfare. Rhode Island Weekly screens local pictures. Fred Mace in His Last Scent. Monday brings H Sothern and Edith Story in An Enemy to the King along with Pearl White in Pearl of the Army. Usual comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star’ Theatre
Valeska
Suratt
Ate Star Theatre
Vernon Castle
Pattia
Bessie Love
Little Gil
Texas
Diflom
Rhode Island
Fred Mace
H. Sothern
Edith Story
Supper and Whist Held by Mrs Brown and Mrs Teller
Mrs T Clarke Brown and Mrs Henry L Teller hosted the Tuesday Evening Whist Club at Mrs Brown's Constitution Street home. A 6 30 supper featured shells from Florida’s west shore used in serving and in-room decor. Prizes went to Mrs Harold C Peckham Mrs Edward D Kant Miss Atheny and Miss Betty McLaughlin.
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T. Clarke Brown
Harold C. Peckham
Edward D. Kant
Atheny
Betty McLaughlin
Flag Raising at Factory Prompts Loyalist Address
A factory flag raising sparked a speech about national loyalty and liberty. Samuel Molasky chaired the event praising workers who decorated the building with the national colors and noting Mr. McCarty’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Terrence
eVrols
Edward
Mesing
Cfirmf
Itassackhusetts
America
McCarty
Land of the Free
Home of the Brave
Samuel Molasky
Children’s entertainment planned at Colt Memorial High School
On April 25 Bristol Mothers Club presents a two night children’s program at Colt Memorial High School to raise funds for a Reynolds Memorial in the new Reynolds School honoring John Post Reynolds who helped organize the club. Tickets available from participating school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial Highchool
Bristol
Yamamoto Lectures on America and Japan at Y M C A
M. T. Yamamoto delighted the Y M C A audience with an engaging talk on America and Japan. He argued that Japan pursues prudent policy, warned against warlike misperceptions toward Hawaii and the Philippines, and urged closer China Japan relations for East Asian prosperity.
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M. T. Yamamoto
Yamamoto
America
Japan
Hawaii
Philippines
Magdalena Bay
Turtle Bay
China
Far
Asia
East
United States
Lionel Barrymore Stars In His Father's Son at Pastime Theatre
Lionel Barrymore appears in His Father's Son at the Pastime Theatre on Saturday evening. The five act Metro wonderplay features Irene Hawley in a leading role and promises a drama loaded with human pathos and a crowded house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Barrymore
Metro
Mr.Barrymore
Irene Hawley
Gardening address highlights soil care and seed selection
Prof. E. K. Thomas of Rhode Island State College spoke Tuesday evening at Colt Memorial High School on soil preparation seed planting and garden care. Introduced by Grace Paull Bristol Garden Club attended. He urged thorough weed control frequent cultivation early fertilizer use and planting every available soil inch. He backed school gardens as community and youth benefits and answered questions at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Thomas
Rhode Island State College
Colt. Memorial High School
Bristol Garden Club
Grace Paull
Thomas
Obituary Miss Mary M Vera Dies After Illness in Rhode Island Hospital
Miss Mary M Vera died Tuesday at Rhode Island Hospital after typhoid pneumonia and complications. She was 26 or 27, born in Providence, lived in town since age two, worked in the National India Rubber Company shoe department, survived by mother, three sisters, and a brother. Funeral was held at 8:30 from her mother's home to St Elizabeth Church with Mass of the Funeral and selections by the choir. interment at St Mary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Vera
Rhode Island Hospital
Miss Vera
Providence
Mary
Joseph S. Vera
National India Rubber Company
S. J. Allard
Pawtucket
Manuel Perry
Madeline Vera
John J. Vera
Vera
Third Street
St. Elizabeth's Church
Feaulienr
A. P. Rebello
Anthony Dennis
Mary R. Mello
Theodora August
Harold Gorham
Riverside
Richard Goulart
Alexander Goulart
Frank Marshall
Joseph C. Correira
Joseph Joseph
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Mrs Abigail C Hoar Dies in Providence at 83
Mrs Abigail C Hoar widow of Marcus L Hoar of this town died in Providence yesterday morning from apoplexy at about 10 30. She was in her 84th year born here daughter of Mason and Susan Pierce survived by daughter Mrs John H Mott and son Prescott A Hoar three grandchildren and four great grandchildren funeral from Prescott A Hoars 48 Oliver street Sunday at 2 30 Rev A C McGilton officiates Interment at North Cemetery
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Abigail C Hoar
Marcus L. Hoar
Providence
Mason
Susan Pierce
John H.mott
Prescott A. Hoar
Oliver Street
A. C. McGilton
State Street M Church
North Cemetery
Death of Antone Freitas at 16 Thomp son avenue
Antone Freitas 16 years old died last evening at his parents home after a 10 week illness from tuberculosis. He worked in the wire department at the National India Rubber Company. The funeral will be from St Elizabeth's Church Monday at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Freitas
Antone
Mary Freitas
Thompson Avenue
National India Rubber Company
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Successful Firemen's Ball in Grand Army Hall
The first annual firemen's ball, by the Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company, was held Tuesday evening in Grand Army Hall. The hall featured red white and blue bunting and flags. Crowm Orchestra provided music. William T. Simmons directed the floor with Delwyn P. Crowley and John W. Warren as aides. Twenty four numbers were danced. Delwyn Crowley and Mrs Crowley led the grand march. Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed the intermission. firemen from nearby towns attended the enjoyable event.
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Grand Army Hall
Crowm Orchestra
William T. Simmons
Delwyn P. Crowley
John W. Warren
John Mc‘Mahon
Oliver Lemaire
Harvard Goettler
Rodney D. Immons
William Cooke
Mrs
Social spring school concert at First Congregational Church
The annual Congregational Club event took place Wednesday evening in the Memorial Chapel with Mrs. Fred L. Waldron of Providence delivering readings, Mrs. Elizabeth L.F. Colwell singing, and the Kinder Trio performing classical pieces. Refreshments were served and the audience expressed hearty approval.
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Congregational Club
Theemorial Chapel
First Congregational Church
Fred L. Waldron
Providence
Elizabeth L.F. Colwell
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Teakenwere
Lee Rome
Ajax
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Steston
John Post Reynolds
Pastime Theatre
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Abigail C. Hoar
Pearn
Peevey
Akege
Swift
California
Florida
Sunkist
N.B.C
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Georgette Crepe Walsts
Mindy
Gem Ice Cream Co
Hope Stree
Dracoures
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