Two Small Fires Reported In City Areas
A small wooden outbuilding behind John Silva's house on Bay View avenue burned Friday night with all three engines from the 15th district responding. A Saturday afternoon alarm for the 16th district sent three motorized trucks to a Drury block rear fence on Hope street where rubbish burning started a fire but was put out quickly by crews.
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John Silva
Bay View Avenue
15Th District
16Th District
Drury Block
Hope Street
Edgehill Temple to Observe 15th Anniversary
Edgehill Temple No 3 Pythian Sisters celebrate 15th anniversary in Grand Army Hall. A 7:30 p.m. business meeting precedes supper and dancing. Attendees include Grand Chief Ella Bannon and officers, with members from Rhode Island and West Bridgewater Mass. invited. Mrs Raymond A Card chairs the entertainment committee.
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Edgehill
Pythian Sisters
Grand Army Hall
Ella Bannon
Rhode Island
West Bridgewater
Mass
Raymbdnd
Civic Theatre to feature May program with notable speakers
Dr A M Merriman announces at the Civic Theatre an evening Sunday May 6 at the Pastime Theatre. Judge A A Capotesto, described as Rhode Island’s outstanding Italian, will address the audience along with Dr Joan De Silva of New Bedford, a leading New England Portuguese surgeon. A strong speaking program, film features, and local talent are planned with more notices to follow.
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A. M. Merriman
Civic Theatre
A. A. Capotesto
Rhode Island
Joan de Silva
New Bedford
New England
Moxing Pictures
Bicycle collision injures Albertus A. Alden on Bradford Street
Albertus A. Alden was injured when his bicycle collided with a Newman Brothers truck driven by John Correa on Bradford Street yesterday noon. Alden was thrown, injuring his wrist and leg, and was taken home on Mym Road by Correa. The truck’s left rear mudguard was damaged but the truck remained undamaged.
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Albertus A. Alden
Bradford Street
Hope Street
Newman Brothers
John Correa
Alden
Mym Road
Correa
Bowling League Banquet Held at Hotel Belvedere
Kearney Post No 6 American Legion bowling league held its annual banquet last evening at the Hotel Belvedere. Thirty three members enjoyed a dinner from Nell Martys. Commander Bob W Wall acted as toastmaster and awarded the prize move to the Shieks. Captains gave short remarks amid amusement.
Students stage auditorium event for Bristol Parent Teachers
The Bristol Parent-Teachers' Association hosts an entertainment in Colt Memorial High School auditorium tomorrow evening. Pupils from grade schools perform under Miss M Theresa Sullivan supervision. Tickets are available from pupils Western Union office on Hope Street or Mrs Hope Cote, association president.
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Ass'n
Colt Memorial High School
Bristol
Parent-Teachers’ Association
M Theresa Sullivan
Western Union — Telegraph Office
Hope Street
Hope Cote
Obituary of Richard Smith Gladding of Bristol and Beverly
Richard Smith Gladding a long time Bristol resident died at Beverly Hospital Beverly Mass after an April 22 operation He was born September 19 1855 and aged 67 He leaves a widow two daughters Katherine Elizabeth and Helen Levinia and a son Richard Smith Gladding Jr He also leaves a brother Theodore Gladding and two sisters Mrs Albert L Calder II and Mrs William R Babcock The funeral is private at his Beverly home and burial will be at Juniper Hill Cemetery on Thursday morning
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Gladding
Bristol
Beverly Hospital
Beverly
Mass
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John A. C. Gladding
Elizabeth Greene
Nathaniel Greene
Annie Maria Mahnken
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brothers Lodge
Katherine Elizabeth Gladding
Helen Levinia Gladding
Richard Smith Gladding
Theodore ©. Gladding
Albert L. Calder
William R. Babcock
Providence
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Mrs Harriet Pearse Widow of Capt Pearse Dead at 88
Mrs Harriet F Pearse widow of Capt William S Pearse died Saturday at her daughter’s home in Vineland New Jersey from disease incident to old age She was 88 or 89 years old A Bristol born daughter of John and Hannah Cooke she lived in this town before moving to New Jersey 25 years ago Two daughters survive Mrs George E Gee of Vineland and Mrs Frank M Gifford of this town The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 oclock at her daughter’s home 675 Hope Street Rev Frederick L Maryon will conduct the services and interment will be in North Cemetery family lot
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Harriet F Pearse
William S. Pearse
George F Gee
Vineland
Pearse
Bristol
John and
Hannah Cooke
New Jersey
Trimts
George E Gne
Frank M Gifford
Orlock
Hope Street
Frederick L. Maryon
Mrs Mary Elzira McClure Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary Elzira Gauguin McClure widow of Peter McClure died Sunday in Pawtucket after a long illness. Born in Canada 83 years ago she lived in Fall River where she married 37 years ago. Her husband died 22 years ago and she resided with her stepdaughter Mrs William J LeClair until two years ago. Survived by three stepchildren George H McClure Peter J McClure and Mrs William J LeClair. Funeral set for 8 30 tomorrow morning from the ...
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Mary Elzira (Gauguin) McClure
Peter McClure
Pawtucket
Canada
Fall River
Mr. McClure
William J LeClair
Franklin Street
George H McClure
Peter J McClure
Requiem Mass for Stepdaughter at St Mary's Church
A requiem mass will be held at 9 o'clock at St Mary's Church for the stepdaughter of the deceased. Interment to follow in St Mary's Cemetery in this town.
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Franklin Street
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Proving It There’s More Than One Way to See It
A Boston Transcript passage notes a small boy climbing a pole outside the baseball park and reflects on the idea that there is more than one way to view a thing. The quote emphasizes perspective and curiosity amid everyday scenes.
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Boston Transcript
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