Pinafore Presented at Pastime Theatre for Bristol Troops Benefit
The Pinafore was successfully presented at the Pastime Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday evenings as a Bristol Troops benefit. Captain Fred M. Straight directed a capable company with Crown Orchestra backing. Miss Sarah Bottomley was pianist. Notable cast included Charles McKenna Ralph Ragk straw and Miss Minnie Franklin with a large local chorus and many sailors and marines among the roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Asi
Ofn America
Tand
Mainy
Fred’ M
Crown Orchestra
Sarah Bottomley
Joseph K Cc
the ‘Admiralty
Alton Barrett
J Cortoran
Charles’ McKenna
Ralph ‘Ragkstraw
Charles Morgan
Dick Deadeye
George R. Fish Bill Bobstay
Illard Kenney
Tom Tucker
Fred Coggeshall
Bob Becket
Bertha Gerard
Elsie Gray
Dorothy Kenney
Eveslyn Newman
Marion Paull
Edna Peterson
William Amanna
Edward Sullock
Ernest Bullock
Norman Hovay
Harold Carey
William Jancis
Paul Herzig
Vincent Mala &Onte
Herbert McKay
William, Rezmierés
John Tattrie
George R. Fish
Herbert Say
Wees Vera
Bristol Improvement Association to Discuss Juvenile Problem
The Bristol Improvement Association hosts a May 4 meeting at 8 pm in the Hotel Belvedere. Speakers include Donald North of Lockanosset School Howard and Prof. E K Thomas of Rhode Island State College addressing juvenile issues and youth programs with a follow up discussion.
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Bristol Improvement Association
Hotel Belvedere
Donald North
Lockanosset School
Howard
E. K. Thomas
Rhode Island State College
North
Reform School
Thomas
Rhode Island
Democratic Caucus chooses delegates for state convention
Delegates to the Democratic State Convention were chosen in a Fifth District Court caucus with Peter Gasper as chair and Daniel W. Coggeshall as secretary. The slate included James J. Walsh, Coggeshall, alternates Michael Connors and Pasquale Pagnario in the First District. Augustus P. Nerone and Walter H. Munro with alternates Benjamin Dorstrom and Franklin K. Pearce in the Second District. The Providence convention is set for Thursday May 6 and delegates may fill vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
Peter Gasper
Daniel W. Coggeshall
James J. Walsh
Michael Connors
Pasquale Pagnario
Augustus P. Nerone
Walter H. Munro
Benjamin Dorstrom
Franklin K. Pearce
Providence
St Michael’s Church Service Guests Attend In Body
United Brothers Lodge No I O F and Rebekah Lodge will attend the evening service. The vested choir will sing appropriate music. Celebration of Holy Communion tomorrow morning at 9 in observance of Saints Philip and James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brothers’ Lodge, “No. , I. O. F
Reba Rebekah Lodge
Anita's Trial staged by Bristol Mothers' Club
Ten Bristol schoolteachers presented a three act play Anita's Trial at Colt Memorial High School to a large crowd during the Bristol Mothers Club meeting. The program also featured the High School Glee Club with solos by Miss Minnie Franklin and a Salvation Army address by a club guest.
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Anita
Bristol
Bristol Mothers’ Club
Colt Memorial High School
High School Glee Club
Minnie Franklin
Glee Club
Danny
Josephine Brogan
Deacon Pippin
Elizabeth August
Dorothy Laveller
Ann Pippin
Marguerite Brogan
Matilda
Grace Fay Clover Wells
Theresa Sullivan
Ethel Manning
Marguerite MacDonald
Kate Worthington
Helen Purcell
Nan Worthington
Anna Sullivan
Mary Hyde
Iss
Margaret Morrissey
Helen Joy
Grace Shiel
Mothers’ Club
Ralph W. Holt
Elizabeth Walsh
Grace Fay
Holt
Salvation Army
Public correction on King Philip Band hall lease decision
Donat J. Gladue, chairman of the King Philip Fife and Drum Band Fair Committee, states the band hired the G A R Hall for April 10 17 and 24 but canceled the 10th. He asserts the hall was not leased and blames Fall River rowdies for April 17 trouble, not band members. He notes Mr Goff notified of the cancellation and disputes another public notice.
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the Phoenix
King Bhilip
G. A. R. Hall
Goff
Hall
Fall River
King Philip Fife and Drum Band
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Donat J. Gladue
King Philip Fife and Drum Band Fair Committee
United Brothers Lodge Plans Memorial Service and Anniversary
United Brothers Lodge No 13 I O F will attend divine service at St Michael s Church next Sunday evening with a march from Odd Fellows Hall at 6 45. A special sermon will be delivered by the rector the Rev Anson B Howard. The lodge will mark its 50th anniversary next Thursday at 8 o clock in Odd Fellows Hall with an arranged program of exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brothers Lodge
St. Michael’s Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Anson B. Howard
Real Estate Transfers Involving Beach Terrace Lots And Stoes
Real estate transfers include John Q A Gardiner to Oliver Gardiner and others two lots at Beach Terrace. Charles S Foster to Chester C Foster a Bristol Highlands tract. Miss Mary E Connery to J A includes two stores buildings and south side State street. Providence Real Estate and Improvement Company to Ruth Markoff a Beach Terrace land lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
A. Gardiner
Oliver Gardiner
Beach ‘Terrace
Charles
S. Foster
Chester
C. Foster
Bristol Highlands
Mary E. Connery
J. A
Uth
State Street
Providence Real Estate and Improvement Company
Ruth Markoff
Beach Terrace
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Chetre Ee
Bod
Sarah Ees
Thia
Genmuine
Ford
Waldron Company
Bradford
Paros
F.T. Remieres
Iltioperund
Bradford Streets
Teet Lovable Star
T.3ibk Ing Diol
Earl Williams
Teef
Pte
Salvation Army Worker
Hope
Aegis
Atte “Jeweler
Taste Singers
DELCO
Goff’s Market
Northup Bros. Clarke & Manchester
eeRee L. Benjamin
A.2
SOUL
Campanello Bros
Ss. Mecaw
Y. D. Fruif
Parisa
O’neil
Delahanty
Davis
Mase
Asia
William Fox
Madlaine Travers
Dor
Gulllions
Bay Ag
Jack
Demps
Matt
Jeff
Wallace Reid
William. Duncan “the
Silent
Avenger
Norma
Talmag
Gil Ee
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