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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1939

Page

6

Funeral of William J Flynn Held at St Marys Bristol

William J Flynn died at 124 Wood Street and his funeral was held at 8 15 at his residence followed by a solemn high mass at St Mary's Church. He was a longtime landscape gardener for Governor Augustus O Bourn and is survived by nine daughters, three sons, two brothers, and 14 grandchildren. His burial was in St Mary's Cemetery.

William J. Flynn Wood Street St. Mary's Church William T Cashin William Simmel Roger Walsh Edward F Byrnes William Magee James Cowles St Mary’s Cemetery Mr. Flynn Augustus O Bourn Bristol Michael and Ann (Sullivan) Flynn Margaret (Bacon) Flynn Flynn Holy Name Society St Mary's Church Bristol Light Infantry John Morrissey Meagher Guards Narragansett Park

Sea Scouts to Meet and Camp Wamponag Events Noted

Sea Scouts of the Narragansett council plan participation in the annual regatta at Camp Yawgoog on Sunday. Troop 4 meets tonight at Scout Hall weather permitting. Bristol Troop events include a meeting at Camp Wampanoag Monday with chowder and inter patrol contests.

Sea Scouts Admiral Scout Hall Letemon Uehe Bristol Camp Wampanoag Yawgoog Narragansett George Ro Fish Mount Hope Boy Scout Bugle New England RIT Association Warren

Rowan Tree Powers in Belief Long Shown Folklore

The rowan tree was long blamed for extraordinary powers by uneducated people. Modern view rejects those superstitions as the multifold uses of the rowan fruit fade from memory.

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