Bristol Hosts New York Fresh Air Fund Visitors
Mrs Henry DeWolf Allen entertained six children from New York through the Fresh Air Fund at her Poppasquash home. The youngsters enjoyed farm visits, bathing, a basket luncheon, and games before returning to the city next week. Mrs Hope Cote and Miss Helen A Cond on aided the hosting committee from Kearney Post American Legion Ladies Auxiliary. A memorial service for Victor I Miller is planned Sunday at Union Church with remarks by Mark Strickland and Rev Edw Brewster.
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Henry’ DeWolf Allen
New York
New York Herald- Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Poppasquash
Union
Victor I. Miller
Mark Strickland
First Baptist Church
Edw. Brewster
West Peabody
Mass
St. Alban's Lodge of Masons
Knights of Pythias
The
American Legion
Bristol
W R C Members Plan Home Visit and Entertainment
The Richard F Tobin Woman's Relief Corps of Warren will join the Rhode Island Soldiers' Home Committee for the regular monthly visit next Sunday. An entertainment is planned at the Home followed by refreshments and smokes for the veterans. Mrs Mickle, Mrs McLarren and Mrs Smith lead the R F Tobin Corps program.
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Soldiers’ Home Committee
Rhode Island
Richard F. Tobin Woman's Relief Corps of
Warren
Mary Mickle
Mary McLarren
Mary Smith
R. F Tobin Corps
Real Estate Transfers Across Attleboro and Warren
Mary Torrey Lake sold to Margaret A Connery a cottage and lot on Platt street in Bristol Narrows. Harold W Given et al of Attleboro sold to William F Cronin et al a lot on the William Henry Church plat Kickemuit. John Johnston of Attleboro sold to John Keane et al a lot on the William Henry Church plat Kickemuit. Richard Smith of Warren sold to Frank C Seymour a lot near the Kickemuit river shore on the Smith Farm plat.
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Mary Torrey Lake
Margaret A Connery
Platt Street
Bristol Narrows
Harold W . Given Et al
Attleboro
Willam F Cronin Et Ax
William Henry Church
Kirkemuit
John Johnston
John Keane Et
Kickemurt
Richard Smith
Warren
Frank C Seymour
Kickemuit River
Smith Farm
Worsted Remains Undefeated in Twilight League Win
Worsted continues its perfect run with a 7 to 4 win over the Whirlwinds this Wednesday evening. Ciel: Worsted faced N I R Co in the twilight league, sealing its tenth straight victory of the season.
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Whirlwinds
Battery C
Joe Marshalls Cranston Worsted Mills Stay Undefeated in Thrilling 7–6 Win
Cranston Worsted Mills defeats Whirlwinds 7 to 6 in a tense contest before 1500 fans. Notable moments include Johnny Notte and Eddie Menard homers, with Babe Ethier scoring on a triple and passed ball.
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Joe Marshall
Cranston Worsted Mill
Cranstons
Johnny Notte
Foxy
Foxy” Marshall’s Out Curves, and Smashed the Left Field With Jim Head
Joe Darcy
Eddie Menard
Babe” Ethier
Marshall
Rip” Conway
Cooper
Baker
Coughlin
Mike Cavallaro
Tony” Baker
Wool Sorters
Sunderland
Billy” Bull
Gladge
Darcy
Gutowski
Jim Head
Feld
Harvey Gladue
Artie Bell
Sousa
Notte
Bell
Battery C to Visit State Rifle Range Sunday
Battery C 243d C. A. will visit the Rumford state rifle range next Sunday for members to qualify in marksmanship classes. Members meet at the armory at 7:30 AM. Transport by motor vehicles provided by Col. Cyril Wells. Uniforms and campment orders for the Warren parade on Sept 7 for the American Legion convention have been issued.
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C. A
Rumford
Cyril IL PD Wells
Warren
Chemistry attracts wide interest in United States
More people pursue chemistry than any other science with about two hundred twenty chemists and assistants in the United States. Colleges and universities, medical schools, and other professional schools require highly trained specialists for education and research across industries producing chemicals, fabrics, paints, petroleum, textiles, and related products.
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United States
Kelley White Wedding in Somerville Church ceremony follows violin recital
Hugh Francis Kelley Jr son of Mr and Mrs Hugh F Kelley of Byfield Street and Miss Dorothy Ruth White daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester White of Somerville Mass were married Tuesday at St Ann s Church Somerville Rev Fr McCoy officiated A violin recital preceded the ceremony Miss E Mann and Miss MacDonald provided entertainment The couple will reside at 11 Lee Street Somerville after Sept 8
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E. Mann
Miss MacDonald
Kathleen White
Mary Kelley
Neil McGourty
Cambridge Rubber Co
Ever Readys Outing Planned at Metacom Avenue Farm
The Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company outing is scheduled for next Sunday at the Leahy Farm on Metacom Avenue. Invitations have been sent to guests including the Board of Engineers and the Town Council.
Community Outing Promises Full Day of Events
A Sunday community outing near Wardwell Farm south of Soldiers’ Home expects about 200 attendees. The Community Band directed by Ferdinand Tasiello will perform, with a noon chowder, afternoon field events and a community sing. A 4 30 clam bake led by James A Munro features tickets sold in advance and prizes include pipes, knives, pens, and auto cups.
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Wardwell
Ferdinand Tasiello
Bradford
Wood Streets
James A. Munro
John R. Bernardo
Joseph Formisano
Frank H. Hammill
Peter Iasiello
Ruggiero Orefice
Frank Bruno
Sicismondo Fasano
Saverio Rinaldi
Virginio J. de Rocha
Children From Home Enjoy Day at Roger Williams Park
Fourteen children from the Union Street home spent a day at Roger Williams Park in Providence. Accompanied by Matron Mrs. E K Reynolds and board members, they traveled by bus with a basket lunch. They visited the zoo, rode a motor boat on the lake, and played games before returning home tired but happy.
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Union Street
Roger Williams Park
Providence
E. K. Reynolds
Board of Managers
Zoo
Harvesting Roses for Attar Oil From Musata and Roza Damascena
The article explains rose attar is distilled from Musata white roses and Roza Damascena red roses. It notes 180 pounds of petals yield one ounce of oil, sometimes more due to flower quality and climate. Harvest runs late May to early June for about 25 days, needing cool morning dew and avoiding intense sun to protect the crop.
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