Community events calendar highlights April to May activities
Listings show St Marys Altar Society chicken salad supper on April 29 and May 1 dances at Bristol Yacht Club. May 1 includes breakfast events at Holmes House and St Michaels Church Ladies Benevolent Society. May 3 features a Mas dance at Bristol Casime and a State Rumors event, with related lectures and suppers noted.
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St Marys Altar Societys
Bristol Yacht Club
Waim
St Marys Altar Society
Holmes House
Othe Ladies’ Benevolent Society
St Michaels Church
Brastol
Taye Social Club
Church Street
Batters Bo
Ody
Laren
Mitorial
Scheo
Poe Theon
Holly Really Holy Tool Becomes Favorite Christmas Decoration
A quirky note suggests the Christmas decoration known as the holly is valued for its sacred appeal. The text humorously contrasts holy versus holy as a pun on the season’s decor.
Mickie Urges Bright Show Windows For Business Impact
Mickie stresses attractive display windows draw public attention and boost business. He says investing a little time and money in storefront presentation helps sales and supports store staff in their work.
Inquest Date Set After Fatal Fire Stolen Jewelry Reported
First page note states an inquest date will be set today with prosecutors to follow if deaths are found to result from criminal negligence. Fire at a building owned by Gaetana Stanzione leads to a theft claim of 500 dollars in a bedroom and 300 dollars in jewelry from a bureau. Riola family members report Mrs Riola’s engagement ring, watch, pearl necklace, and Mr Riola’s gold watch and chain were missing.
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Pagenog Ics Ptes Ver . Téday
Eindemuth
Gaetana Stanzione
James Riola
Stanzione
Peg O My Heart Returns for Second Warren Show
After last Wednesday's Pastime Theatre performance of Peg O My Heart, demand grows for another show. The Warren Council Knights of Columbus invited a Warren appearance at Town Hall next week. A second performance is planned Tuesday with a baritone soloist and a Charleston exhibition by Warren's youngest dancer. The Warren Council orchestra will provide music with seating partly allocated to Warren and Bristol. Tickets go on sale Wednesday at local stores and through cast members.
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Warren
Warren Council
Bristol
Erwy Ee
United
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bristol and
Rebekah
Odd Felons’ Hall
United Brothers
Wampanoag
Reba Rebekah
John AH. Bailey
Coventry
J. Floyd Huestis
Charles M. Morgan
Mass . Elizabeth Rounds
South Swansea
Reba Lodge
Baton Rouge Orchestra
Dante FE. Dwyer
Odd Fellows
Boy Scout Notes and Troop 2 Weekly Activities
The Troop 2 weekly meeting will include an inspection by Deputy Commissioner Fish and patrol leaders planning for Thursday events. A Pow Wow is planned for tomorrow afternoon and the troop organizers announce the baseball team will practice this week. The May 10 awards session was held, Troop 4 faces inspection Friday at 7 30, and a $10 donation was approved to support Camp Takarest equipment.
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Runidine
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Wwe
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Prooop
Obituary for Charles Storet See Deed Natiedas Morning
Silvia Nn of Chares Storet See Deed Natiedas Morning Mass at Mass Central Home. Funeral at St Marys Cemetery with Deacon Rev Joseph Bora and Rev Francis Creames officiating. Burial at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church parish noted.
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Our Lady of
Sivia Died in Boston at 30
Anthony Sivia died at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston on April 24 at age 30.
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Sivia
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
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Original Christmas Day date and uniform adoption
The text notes Christmas was originally observed on January 6 and uniformity across churches was not achieved until 428. The Armenian church retained January 6 as its Christmas date.
Apes Do Not Laugh and Human Laughter Mystery
A discussion notes that laughter is unique to humans while some animals imitate sounds. It explains that animal noises resembling laughter do not reflect true laughter or the phenomenon humans experience. The piece compares expressions of amusement across species.
Served Them Right Bride In Quiet Home Moment
A humorous家庭 vignette from Everybody's Magazine features a couple in a chilly home where frost coats the radio and icebox while the husband is urged to come home. The scene emphasizes domestic mishap with comic tone.
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Bride
John
Kangas
Everybody’s Magazine
Two Bristol Children Injured in Early Evening Auto Crashes
Lillian Maxmean seven of Thames street was struck by a Newport and Providence Railway Company bus on Thames street. She suffered a possible fracture of the left jaw and severe facial bruises with several loose teeth. Doctor Merriman and later Doctor Church treated her and extracted some teeth. The driver said he swerved onto the sidewalk to avoid the girl. Carmela Santos ten of East State street was knocked down by Philip Teixeira while he operated a car on East State street. She was taken to Dr Xavier de Valez for examination showing only slight facial bruises.
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Bristol
Lillian Maxmean
Thames Street
Newport and Providence Railway Company
Alfred M. Merriman
Howard W. Church
John Medeiros
County Street
Newport
Philip Teixeira
Courty Street
East State Street
Carmela Santos
Xavier de Valez
Colt Memorial high school announces third quarter honor roll
Principal P W Lane lists honor roll recipients from Colt Memorial High School for the quarter ending April 16, 1926. Students with 90 percent and above include Edward Blackman Marguerite Kennedy Frank Corea Ruth Skinner. Others reaching 80 to 89 percent cover a wide group across 1920 to 1929 cohorts and several classes.
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P W. Lane
Colt Memorial High School
Edward Blackman
Marguerite Kennedy
Frank Corea
Ruth Skinner
Donald Morrissey
Josephine — Nussenfeld
Marguerite Tobin
Mary Tobin
Francisco Canari
Oscar Herzig
John Victoria
Lester Ensenstadt
James Giorgio
Russell Akin
Henry Mason
Milton Bassing
Paul Campanella
Raymond Makowski
Dorothy Holt
Mary Kelley
Frederick Cornell
Rose Fasano
Alexandrina Fernandez
Joseph Murgo
Anthony Ponte
Julio Navier
John Boynton
Roberta Munro
Lester Bush
Beatrice Dubuc
Andrew Iverson
Anthony Morris Angelo Mosielo
Albertina Sousa
Oscar Rische
Harold de Wolt
Margaret Gangenu
Muriel Hodgdon
Theresa Ruggero Henrs Schaftft
Funeral services for Wallace W Garvin
Funeral services were held for Wallace W Garvin assistant overseer at Cranston Worsted Mills who died after a week long illness. The ceremony at his home on 12 Cook Street was led by Rev Anson B Howard with a flowers from mill departments. Burial followed at North Cemetery with bearers named and the scene noted as largely attended.
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Wallace W Garvin
Cranston Worsted Mills
Cook Street
Anson B Howard
St. Marhaelis Church
Camb Wy
Cramston Worsted Mills
St Athans Lodge Net
AOM
Cade
Kearnes Post
Neo Gothe Snimerman
Lepron Dreadnaught
Hase Company
National India Rubber Company
Bristol
Industral Drust Company
Maes Millware
Walham Parke
Hares Wo Nburne
Albert Surelitte
North Cemetery
Bristol Aerie Meeting Recap and Officer List
Semi monthly Bristol Aerie gathering last night noted officer slate including President Thomas Hertes Nace Vice President Weatham Matawan Secretary John Lawries Treasurer Anthony Nunes Trustee Samuel Mulashy Inside Guard George Trotherten Outside Guard William Naty Vavast Physican Justin Take and a Grand Note communication about Mothers Day read after adjournment.
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Othe Grand Noe
Adlerika Promises Nighttime Relief For Digestive Ailments
An advertisement claims Adlerika removes discomfort by clearing waste from the stomach and bowels. It touts rapid relief from bloating and chronic constipation and suggests it helps sleep and appetite after use. The copy cites a Mr Miller testimonial and references Hope Drug Co. in a dated ad style.
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Kaseo
Political engineering on Mount Hope bridge funding concerns
Philip De Wolf argues the Mount Hope bridge cannot be built for six million and warns cutting the appropriation to four and a half million would force further requests. He doubts the four and a half million covers the project and says the maneuver would push the state toward a larger bill.
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the Phoenix
Mount Hope Bridge
Philip de Wolf
Kearney Post Presents Renee Fit Concert at Pastime Theatre
A capacity crowd enjoyed the Kearney Post Renee Fit concert at the Pastime Theatre last Sunday. The program upheld the usual high standard and was well received by an appreciative audience.
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Kennett
Kearney Post
Post
Bristol Down Team Athletic Association
Amerian Legion
Vail
Boy Braves of America Plan May Party and Uniforms
At the Wam panoag tribe council on Saturday morning plans were completed for a May Party to be held this coming Saturday morning. Each Brave will bring a May basket and a game and social hour will replace regular business. Measurements were taken for new uniforms to be ordered. A first public appearance is hoped for on Memorial Day. Plans also include forming another tribe in Bristol.
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Bristol
Pacific voyage to Providence delayed by illness and storms
Leon J. Kenney of an established Providence town left Tacoma on April 21 to travel to Providence arriving May 16 after a brief stop in Los Angeles. He reports improved health, previously overcame a serious condition near Charleston after a storm damaged vessel voyage costing 15000 dollars. Kenney and James Lanzire departed Providence February 2. Lanzire returned home by rail.
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Léon J. Kenney
Ofithiai Town
Gard Sa
Pacific Coast
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Washi
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Cal
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Virginia Capes
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Lanzire
Real Estate Transfers Motivate Local Property Deals
Antonio Barboza and wife transfer land and buildings on the east side of Usher Street Beathmount Land Company to Ralph Alisio and wife transfer Prospect Heights lot on the east side of Hope Street to Michele Grimo and wife.
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Antonio Barboza
Michele Grimo
Usher Street
Beathmount Land Company
Ralph Alisio
Prospect Heights
Hope Street
Description and claim to land in Warren Rhode Island
The State Board of Public Roads records Plat No 187 showing land in Warren Rhode Island taken under Chapter 487 for highway use. The description references multiple plats including Plat No 137 and 46, with specific bounds along Child Street Touisset Road and Warren roads, signed by board members and attested by the clerk. The document notes the 1926 recording date in Warren.
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Butterworth’s Dormer
Rhode Island
State Board of Public
Panenty Sossion A. PD
State Board of Public Roads
Recorder of Deeds
Warren-Child Street
Child Street
Rhode Island State Board of Public Roads
Touisset Road
Sta
R. Wellington
R. I. State Board of Public Roads
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