Clam bake hosts State Board at Mt Hope Bay shore
Commandant Murdock McKenzie of the Soldiers Home entertained 35 guests from the State Board of Soldiers and Sailors Relief and local officials at a clambake on Tuesday afternoon at Mt Hope bay. The inspected, repaired buildings were being painted as the party dined at 3 o clock. dinner prepared by Thomas Kilroy of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock McKenzie
Soldiers’ Home
State Board of Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Relief
Mt. Hope Bay
Ezra Dixon
Bristol
William L. Connery
James Conley
Philo W. Cady
William G. Dixon
Thomas Kilroy
Warren
Bristol Faces Warren Manufacturing Co in Local Sunday Game
The Bristol team meets Warren Manufacturing Co led by Bruscato in a high interest clash on the common at 3 30 pm Sunday. Bristol aims to repeat a strong performance against the league leaders and bring fans to the game with a full lineup including Barry Gladue Garvin Lee and Silva. Local players are asked to report for 5 pm practice this afternoon.
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Bruscato
Warrenites
Bristol
Warren
Barry
W. Gladue
J. Garvin
Lee
Silva
Funeral of Mrs Amanda Cole in Constitution Street service
The funeral for Amanda Cole widow of William Cole was held yesterday at 2 pm from her Constitution Street home. Rev A E Johnson of the First Nazarene church led the service as many relatives and friends attended. Bearers included Charles H Bickford and Charles Bickford with Herbert Manchester and Cyrus Edison. Interment followed at the family plot in North Cemetery.
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Amanda Cole
William Cole
Constitution Street
A. E. Johnson
First Antecostal Church of the Nazarene
Charles H. Bickford
Charles Bickford
Herbert Manchester
Cyrus Edison
North Cemetery
Ponzi Arrest Highlights U S Scheme In Boston Area
Charles Ponzi of get rich quick fame is charged with using the mails to defraud and faces $25,000 bond after surrendering to federal authorities in Boston. A state warrant for larceny is also pursued as the case names him in a widely reported financial scam involving up to 40,000 investors and an estimated $15 to $20 million.
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Charles Ponzi
Get-Rich-Quick Fame
Ponzi
Boston
Hanover
Igompi Pangjar
Seales
Morris Rudnick
Roxbury
Udnick
United States
Hayes
Edwin L. Pride
Securities Exchange Company
Rogers Free Library Adds Fifteen New Titles This Month
The Rogers Free Library will place fifteen new books into circulation on Saturday. Readers can explore Old Plymouth Trails by Winthrop Packard in celebration year, Now It Can Be Told by Sir Philip Gibbs about front experiences, A Private in the Guards by Stephen Graham, A Year as a Government Agent by Mrs Norman Whitehouse, The Holocaust about Italy and Hapsburgs, and The Second Book of Modern Verse by Jessie Rittenhouse. Nine fiction titles include The Doings of Raffles Haw Conan Doyle, Happy House Baroness Von Hutton, What is the World Coming to Rupert Hughes, Sisters Kathleen Norris, Home Made Fables George Ade, The Second Latchkey C N Williamson, Blacksheep Blacksheep Meredith Nicholson, Mary Marie Eleanor H Porter, and The Mantle of Silence E F Rath.
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Plymouth
Winthrop Packard
Sir Philip Gibbs
Stephen Graham
Norman Whitehouse
New York
Switzerland
Bristol
Italy
Hapsburg
Jessie Rittenhouse
Raffles Haw
Conan Doyle
Baroness von Hutton
Rupert Hughes
Kathleen Norris
George Ade
C. N
M. Williamson
Meredith Nicholson
Mary Marie
Eleanor H. Porter
Silence
Canadian Woods
E. F. Rath
Desertion Charge Sways Man Arrested and Wanted Soldier
George Salisbury, 22, a deserter from the United States Army, was arrested in town and jailed at Bristol County before being sent to Fort Adams Newport. He was said to be stationed at Camp Travis Texas and left without leave for unknown parts. Police also seek Frank Feraro on desertion charges. Feraro recently returned from Europe with claimed Iron medals and tall battlefield tales.
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George Salisbury
United States Army
Bristol County
Fort Adams
Newport
Salisbury
Camp Travis
Texas
Third
Frank Feraro
T. Hope Avenue
Europe
Trinity Church Announces Sunday Services and Meetings
Trinity church holds services at 7 30 and 10 30. The vestry will conduct monthly corporate communion at the first service. After the 10 30 service, a very important meeting of the Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament will be held.
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Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament
Real estate transfers involve Manchester and Manchester to William L. Manchester
Charles H. Manchester and others transfer an interest in a house and the east side property on Central Street. Myra D. Cobb transfers house and land at Little's Narrows to Stephen J. Clulee of Attleboro Massachusetts.
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Charles H. Manchester
William L. Manchester
House
Far East Side
Central Street
Myra D. Cobb
Stephen J. Clulee
Attleboro
Mass
Little's Narrows
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