Red Cross Certificates Awarded To Pembroke College Students
Two hundred sixty two Pembroke College students earned Red Cross certificates this week for war effort course completion. The largest group, 149 undergraduates, finished the standard First Aid course. nearly fifty remain in first aid training.
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Red Cross
Pembroke College
Caroline M. Holmes
Pembroke
Holmes
United States
Bristol Defense Council Reports On Aircraft Observation Post
Fritz Hazard state director says Bristol's observation post not functioning but council met duties. Chief Observer Fish notes post needs electric lights and toilets before use. a telephone funded by Kearney Post. Volunteers sought. Council approves up to 300 for a panel truck to carry firefighting gear and six Lake Erie A-3 incendiary bombs for demo. Wall reports on Providence Control Center test.
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Defense Council
Fritz Hazard
Aircraft Warning Service
Bristol
Kearney
American Legion
Lake Erie
B W. Wall
Protection Division
Providence Control Center
Committees Named For Bridge and Food Sale
The Benevolent Society of St. Michael's Church announces committees for its annual bridge and food sale led by Mrs. Henry Wood. Roles include tickets prizes cake tea with a roster of named volunteers. The event occurs Wednesday in the Parish House.
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Benevolent Society of
St. Michael's Church
Henry Wood
Myra Whitman
John H. Wall
E. I Brownell
Russell Southwick
Charles O. F. Thompson
Edward G. Easterbrooks
Mary Wood
William Darling
Louis Gallo
Joseph Wood
Arthur H Carr
J Ellery Ingraham
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Woalliam Pinch
Edward E Bunn
Chester Myers
New Order Cuts Overseas Package Size For Soldiers
The War and Navy Departments restrict outbound parcels to 11 pounds, 18 inches, or 42 inches length plus girth. Certain regions and official government mail are exempt, with limits applying to addresses outside the continental United States including Alaska and APOs. Perishables are barred under the new rules.
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Daniel W .Coggeshall
United States
Canada
Mexico
War and Navy Departments
Coggeshall
Continental
Funeral Service Today For Miss Julia A Herreshoff
Miss Julia Ann Herreshoff dies after brief illness at 77. Bristol figure in philanthropy and charity, organizer and former president of Bristol District Nursing Association, longtime Bristol Home for Aged Women treasurer, Red Cross Roll Call treasurer, donor of Prudence Island church land, survived by cousins.
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Julia Ann Herreshoff
Bristol
Hone Street
Canon Parshley
St. Michael’s Church
Miss Herreshoff
Rhode Island
John Brown
Providence
Herreshof
Herreshoff
Pappasquash Point
Charles Frederick and
Mary (Potter) Herreshoff
Bristol District Nursing Association
Two Weeks Course At Army Protection School In Amherst
Rhode Island firms may send men to the United States Army Protection School in Amherst Massachusetts for a two week course on war gases incendiaries and high explosives. Lt Col George R Thomason says Rhode Island quota is four men per session and the state has regularly filled it. Apply to LT Col Thompson for blanks and fingerprint cards. await submission of names.
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Rhode Island Mercantile and
United States Army Protection School
Amherst
Mass
George R Thomason
Rhode Island State Council of Defense
George R. Thompson
Rhode Island
Bristols 1870s Garden of Ma Holmes and Fairies
A vivid reminiscence recalls a dawn in Ma Holmes garden in Bristol, describing flower beds and trees, jasmine and honeysuckle scents, and a boy’s wonder at lore of fairies in the Li dles of the Valley. The narrator cherishes gardens, birds, and a cherished ally.
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McKay
Ma Holmes
Bristol Men Visit Guinness Brewery in Dublin
William H Warner of 87 Burton Street and Henry Rohrman of 38 Collins Street toured the Guinness Brewery at St James Gate Dublin the world’s largest brewery and Ireland’s biggest business. The visit highlighted the ancient gate site dating to 1670 the malting floors with Spratt Archer barley and the cooperage yards where casks from American timber rise three stories high.
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William H Warner
Burton Street
Henry Rohrman
Collins Street
Guinness
Dublin
Eire
St. James’ Gate
Spratt-Archer
Guinness Company and Fire
Department of Agriculture
Rotary Club Elects New Board Of Directors
The Rotary Club met at the Colonial Hotel and elected a new board including Dr Fred W Martin James G Carns Dr Samuel D Clark Anthony J Ferrara Daniel Rhee A A Edmonds and Ralph Childs Dr Martin and Howard R Newman were chosen as delegate and alternate to the Rotary International convention in Toronto in June James G Carns and Rev A R Parshley were named delegates to the Spring Conference in Plymouth with Henry H Lawson and J Floyd Huestis as alternates Supt of Schools E S Mapes was reelected trustee of the Scholarship Fund Prof Violet Higbee spoke on Food For Thought.
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Rotary Club
Colonial Hotel
Fred W Martin
James G. Carns
Samuel D. Clark
Anthony J.ferrara
Daniel Rhee
A. A .Edmonds
Ralph Childs
Martin
Howard R.newman
Rotary International
Toronto
James G Carns
A. R. Parshley
Plymouth
Henry H. Lawson
J. Floyd Huestis
E. S. Mapes
Violet Higbee
Rhode Island State College
Food For Thought
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