Marriage announcements from St Michael’s Church and Bristol church
The article records two weddings in this town. Elizabeth Wood and George Brett Roorbach wed at St Michael’s Church with a large bridal party and Bermuda trip planned, to reside in Irvington on Hudson, New York. Anna Bettencourt and John H Silva married at St Elizabeth’s Church Bristol, with reception at White Rail Restaurant and a move to 43 Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Country Club
Bermuda
Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y
Ethel Mary Rego Weds Bento Benevides in St Elizabeths Ceremony
Miss Ethel Mary Rego daughter of Joseph S Rego of 21 Mulk Street and Bento Machado Benevides son of Mary and Manuel Benevides of 33 Tower Street Fall River Mass were married Saturday April 16 at St Elizabeths Church at 8 am The Rev Henrique Rocha officiated The bride wore white Chantilly lace over satin with a cascade of white roses The maid of honor Miss Anna Benevides wore shrimp colored lace The bridesmaids wore mint green gowns with Talisman rose bouquets Edward Benevides was best man The bride a Bristol Senior High School graduate works at Crown Fastener Corp Warren The groom attended Henry Lord High School and works at Newport Finishing Fall River After a reception at Independent Hall they toured New England States for their wedding trip.
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Anna Bettencourt
Anthony S. Bettencourt
Hope Street
John H. Silva
John Silva
Market Street
Warren
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Bristol
Henrique R. Rocha
Elizabeth Chaves
Emily Furtado
Ethel Mary Rego
Joseph S. Rego
Mulk Street
Bento Machado Benevides
Mary
Manuel M. Benevides
Tower Street
Fall River
Mass
Henrique Rocha
Anna Benevides
Marie Ann Benevides
Margaret Benevides
Edward Benevides
Bristol Senior High School
Crown Fastener Corp
Henry Lord High School
Newport
Independent Hall
New England States
Dorothy Ann Estrella Marries Joseph Frank Negro
Dorothy Ann Estrella daughter of Mrs Virginia Estrella and the late Joseph Estrella wed Joseph Frank Negro son of Mrs Josephine Negro and the late Joseph Negro at St Elizabeth's Church on Saturday at 10 am. Rev Carmelo Negro officiated with Louis Estrella serving as a brother’s escort.
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Dorothy Ann &Estrella
Virginia Estrella
Joseph Estrella
Joseph Frank Negro
Josephine Negro
Joseph Negro
Roma Street
St Elizabeth’s Church
Carmelo Negro
P.S.S.C
Louis Estrella
Longtime local teacher Ella Waldron dies at 76
Miss Ella May Waldron of 55 High Street died Sunday at Jane Brown Hospital Providence after a short illness. Born May 21 1878 in town she taught elementary school from 1900 to 1941 and was a communicant of St Michael's Episcopal Church. Private funeral services were held at 2 pm at Charles M Connery Funeral Home with burial at North Burial Ground.
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Ella May Waldron
High Street
Jane Brown Hospital
Providence
Miss Waldron
Walter and
Ella (Hixon) Waldron
Bristol High School
Rhode Island College of Education
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Charles M Connery
Burton Street
North Burial Ground
Obituary for Joseph H. Pacheco of Providence
Joseph H. Pacheco 39 Munroe Avenue Providence died yesterday at Rhode Island Hospital after a short illness. He was husband of Mary Sou Sa Pacheco and son of Maria Paiva Pacheco and the late Manuel Pacheco. He worked 14 years at Collins and Aikman as a licensed fireman and one year at Manufacturers' Building in Providence. Survived by wife, mother, two children, six sisters, four brothers, and one grandchild. Funeral Thursday from Li ma Funeral Home at 8 15 a.m. to St Elizabeth's Church for 9 a.m. Mass.
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Joseph H. Pacheco
Munroe Avenue
Rhode Island Hospital
Mary (Sousa) Pacheco
Reberia
Grande Azores
Maria (Paiva) Pacheco
Manuel Pacheco
Collins and Aikman
Manufacturers
Providence
St. Elizabeth’s
Bristol
Lawrence August
Joseph J. Pacheco
Bertha Medeiros
Mary P. Lima
Elizabeth Costa
Amelia Perry
Margaret Rawson
Josephine Pacheco
Manuel
John
Louis
Peter
George C. Lima
High Street
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Funeral of Manuel C. Pacheco in Bristol Wednesday
Manuel C. Pacheco 170 died Friday at Truesdale Hospital Fall River after a short illness. He was born March 28 1885 in Reberia Azores and lived here 40 years. Survived by wife Antonia two sons Joseph and Frank two daughters Mary Gordon Agnes Botelho niece Mrs William Moreno and seven grandchildren. Funeral from George C Lima Funeral Home followed by Mass at St Elizabeths Church. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Manuel C. Pacheco
Baker Street
Truesdale Hospital
Fall River
Mr. Pacheco
Reberia
Azores
Jose and
Albina Pacheco
Antonia
Silva) Pacheco
Joseph C
Frank
Mary Gordon
South Sioux City
Nebraska
Agnes Botelbo
William Moreno
Bristol
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Joseph Rebello
St. Mary’s Cemetery
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Whekend W
Roorbach
Wood
Elizabeth Wood
Henry Wood
Union Street
This Town
George Brett Roorbach
George
Byron Roorbach
Craigie Circle
Cambridge
Professor Roorbach
St. Michael’s Church
Delbert W Tuldesley
William E. Eustis
Dedham
Mary Street
Ethel Tucker Mulligan
Jean A. Roorbach
Paul M. Doty
Lewis L. B Gifford
New York City
Elizabeth Lee Mulligan
E. Howard Roorbach
Barrington
William H. Dunbar
Washington, D. C
C. MacDonald Grout
Irvington-on-Hudson
N. Y
Phillips Farrington
Celvert Magruder, Jr
William W. Dillon
Norwell
Mary C. Wheeler School
Bradford Junior College
Westhampton College
Katharine Gibbs School
the Groom
Belmont Hill School
Harvard University
Speakers Club
Hasty Pudding Institute
Ernestine Estrella
Sebastian Negro
Colt Memorial High School
Johnson and Wales Business School of
White Rail
Washington, DC
Church Street
Benevides
Rego
Bristol County
Launderers
R. I
Stone Mason Cesspool
Joseph T. Gautte
Cove Ave
Ieton
New England
French Weaving Co
Washington Street
Sedis
Doceldane
Joaquim Lawrence
Jose Avila
Frank Silva
Celestino Medeiros
Antone Cavaco
Olegio Rebello
Newark
N. J
Jack D. Sylvester
Bree
St. Elisabeth
MeeWhirr
Carl H. Witherell
Ain Floor
McWhirr
Angelo J. Pozzi
George C. Hinckley
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