Personal tours to Panama Exposition offered by travel unit
Conductor guided tours by the Bureau of University of Travel Tours announced for May 22, June 16 and 19, and late June through August, with itineraries from New York or Boston via Panama Canal Grand Canyon Yellowstone and Canadian Rockies. Prices range from $385 to $500. Contact Supt. John P. Reynolds in Bristol for details and illustrated literature.
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Bureau of University of Travel
New York
S 5 Kroonland
Panama Canal
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Boston
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone National Park
Canadian Rockies
Yellowstone Park
Alaska
Hawaii
Japan
John P. Reynolds
Bristol
Enjoyable Social By Miss Dailey class at First Baptist
The Sunday School class of Miss Roderica Dailey hosted a social in the vestry of First Baptist Church on Wednesday evening. The program featured piano and traps, vocal solos, duets, readings, violin and piano performances, with a fine collation served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderica Dailey
First Baptist Church
R. McLean
Alton Barrett
Andrew J. Willis
Elizabeth MacMillan
Gwendolyn Hodgdon
Reading
Mary Metcalf
Mr. MacMillan
Ernest Bullock
Willis
Dailey
MacMillan
Dorothy Mott
Clarissa Reynolds
Harold FE Pedley
Rose Brant
Wilhis
RK Mclean
A Barrett
Bristol Independents Formed In Narra Kansett League
A new base ball team titled the Bristol Independents is organized with Joseph Gladue as manager. They join the Narra Kansett League and plan several interesting games this season. A subscription paper is circulated to raise funds for uniforms.
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Bristol Independents
Joseph¢ Gladue
Flowers
Marriage Apostrophes and Local Commerce in Town News
The town clerk records matchings between John McKenzie and Miss Mary Loyola Connolly. Property transfers occur on Wood Street with Mrs Catherine Duffy selling to R V and FE Motta via John Temple Drury. A Colt Memorial High School Glee Club concert is set for April 29 in the auditorium. The Modern Prodigal plays Thursday in State Street M E Church vestry. Reba Rebekah Lodge visits Dorothy Brown Lodge by motor bus. District Deputy Lavander and Bristol KK confer third degree in Tyler Council, Providence. A Warren worker sustains a finger injury at National India Rubber Company. Local prices rise for black and tan low shoes. Bridge Whist Club hosts a social with prizes and performances. Wampanoag encampment plans 96th anniversary observance next Monday at Odd Fellows Hall. The j anitor explains a half mast flag at Taft School in response to Lincoln's anniversary. A special New York New Haven Hartford train visit inspects Pristel Branch facilities and yards.
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Suzman
John McKenzie
Mary Loyola Connolly
Catherine Duffy
Wood Street
R. V
FE. Motta
John Temple Drury
Colt Memorial High School Glee Club
State Street
M. E
Reba Rebekah
Dorothy Brown Lodge
Swansea
A M Merriman
Awe Ini
Odd Fallows’ Hall
United Brothers’ Lodge
Reba Lodge
Wampanoag
Wwww's
Four Leaf Clover Club Dance in Columbia Hall
A dance event is planned by the Four Leaf Clover Club in Columbia Hall for tomorrow evening. The notice lists Rev William J Smith of Worcester Mass as visiting and Rev George H Hubbard of Hav erhill Mass will officiate at the First Congregational Church next Sunday.
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Four Leaf Clover Club
Columbia Hall
William J. Smith
Worcester
Mass
State Street M. E
George H. Hubbard
Haverhill
First Congregational Church
Charles B. Rockwell
June Rockwell
California
Phoenix
Nelson Metevier
Bristol Train of Artillery
Burnside
G. A. R. Hall
Armory
Suzman
Bristol
R. I. Boy Scouts
Wardwell
Thames Street
Seth Paull Co
Newport
Constitution Street
Margaret Newman
Church Street
Bay Abounds With Flatfish As Delights Linger On
Col. C. H. Straight, after eleven weeks of illness, can go out again. Miss Emily Stone was taken to Rhode Island Hospital yesterday for a surgical operation.
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Col
C. H. Straight
Emily Stone
Rhode Island
Bowling tournament roll off scores at YMCA alleys
Last evening at the YMCA alleys the two man bowling tournament roll off produced scores including A R Newman and C F Dimond 615 Fred Wilson and Carleton Hill 507 Carleton Hill and Harold Hill 570 F M Dimond and C F Dimond 569 F Pearce and J B Newman 561 F Wilson and W Bottomley 561 T C Browne and Harold Hillae H W Church and F Pearce.
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A. R. Newman
C. F. Dimond
Fred Wilson
Carleton Hill
Harold Hill
F. M. Dimond
F. Pearce
J. B. Newman
F. Wilson
W. Bottomley
T. C. Browne
Ae H. W. Church
Police Commission Act Passed by Senate in Rhode Island
The Police Commission act for Bristol cleared the Senate with amendments. It moves to the House today for concurrence. If approved and signed, Governor Beeckman may appoint members after adjournment as recess appointments awaiting Senate confirmation next January.
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Bristol
Senate
House
General Assembly
Beeckman
Commission
Two Cannot Fall Out If One Chooses Optimism
A brief reflection suggests harmony relies on personal choice and outlook. The idea emphasizes self responsibility in preventing conflict by choosing constructive attitude.
Minstrel Show Arrangements Preview Pastime Theatre
Arrangements are completed for a minstrel show at the Pastime theatre next Tuesday evening under the Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company. The program features local singers and comedians with a full chorus, interludes, solos, an olio, and a one act sketch led by I McMann with Henry Trudell and Jack Birtwistle among the performers.
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Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Company
John J. McMann
Old Kentucky
Ambrose Deslets
Henry Trudell
George ‘Feathers
Edward Keegan
Georgre Fish
The
Carolina
Roy Simmons
Wm. Simmons
Rose Farley
Jack Birtwistle
Down In Dixieland
Jack Callan
Olio
Elizabeth McMillan
Robert Wilson
Kilts
Agnes Ryan
B. Brennan
A. Kennelly
Jack Healey
Charles Martelley
John Callan
I. McMann
John McMann
Louis Young
John Collard
George R.fish
J. Collard
J. McMann
L. Young
D. Robertson
W. Cooke
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Bristol Phoonix
Bristol County
Hope Street
Your Pheonix
PHG@NIX NEWS STANDS
H. T. Peterson
Arr
Eine
Noyal
Woo
H. M. Darling
Northup Bros
Richard C. Qui
High Street
C. A
Hasbrouck Block
High St
Franklin St
Providence
Mt Hope
T. W. Easterbrooks
John M. Coggeshall Jones
Panama Exposition
Dodge & Camfield Co
Butler
RB. I
Adams Express
A.M. P.M
Bristol and Vicinity
News of
Harry I. Young
Bridge Whist Club
Stammer Street
Harold Peckham
Betty McLoughlin
Wesley Young
Taft School
Lincoln
New York New Haven
Hattford Wailroad Company
Pristel
Pranklin Street
Bardo
Disiston
Joe D Kitz-Maurice
W J Backus
Wo Warren
C H Reid
Walter A
Mt Hope Woods
Walter H. Coggeshall
Charles C. Wilson
Pet Dog Club of
New England
Cambridge
Glendyne
Joseph Milone
Col SP Colt
Hope and
Court Streets
High
Congregational Streets
Milone
Col Colt
Barnaby
M. R. F. Phenix
Police Commission Act
J. F. Gilroy
Gorham’s Express
Young's Drug Store
Dange
Foot of
Church St. Crown
Reference & Mercantile Bureau
Union Street
Union
Redcrest
Democrat
Surrey
Nese
Wiee
Vegege
High ST. Hristo
Villa Crawford
Hope St
Moose Hall
Bradford Street
St. Charles
MT Hope Ave
Bordens Milk
Howard R. Newman
Burton St
York State
Mills Tea & Butter CO
St. Andrew's Club
Best Salt Park
Church ST
Chea
Charles A. ‘Johnson
Phoenix Office
Vincenzo Santo & Co
Roma Street
E. E. Witherell
Beecham
Star Theatre
Mabel
Fatty
Buff Orpington
Tor
Chub Cherry Poultry Yards
C. A. Bacon
Wood St
George Parark
Stephen George
Pure Food Store
J. B. & A. Artaud Freres
Marseille
France
Dr. Wiley and
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Delft
Arbuckle Great
Sanborn
Saratoga Club
Saratoga
Golden Santos
Maracaibo
Royal Baking Powder
Vicyciawa
Walter Baker
Jersey
van Camp
Charles A. Johnson
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