Notable Weekend Wanderings and Local Events
Arun Mott and family visited Block Island while Norman Metcaff returned from Hartford Vermont. Star presents Sessue Hayakawa in The Beg Gar Prince with a vacationing cast including Pardey Hudson Dubuc Francis and Pevin at Ocean Grove. Local shop ads note V neck sweaters at 5.98, Gillette razors 98c, and a tea for Rev Perry at Hope Street with 106 year old Mrs Chapelle nearby. Bristol Athletic Association vs Wallum Lake exhibition for the sanitarium patients with silver cups from August 7 displayed at Fred Suzman’s Hope Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E
George Browne
Faria Chapelle
Seekonk
F. E. Suzman
A. M. Merriman
Hope Street
James DeWolf Perry
Germantown
Halsey DeWolf
Minnie DeWolf Perry
Benjamin M. MacDougall
Gertrude Drury
Maria Norris
H. H. Cabot
Bristol Athletic Association
Wallum Lake
Wal*lum Lake
Sanatarium
Fred Suzman
Scouts of Bristol Troops Set Notable Camp Yawgoog Record
Bristol scouts at Camp Yawgoog August 6 to 20 earned top honor many days for least inspection points. Wolf, Bear, and Beaver contingents led by George Sparks, Frank Francis, and Robert Manning shared the honor, while Bristol crews set camp records in merit badges and tests. They placed second in Field Day athletics and water carnival, won a war game, and earned CY emblems for efficiency.
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Bristol
Yawgoog
George S. Sparks
Beavers
Robert Manning
Wolves
Bears
Frank Francis
Stevork
Bristol Scouts
Department
George R. Fish
P. L. Frank Francis
P. L. Walter Bullock
P. L. Walter Wennerstrand
Jake Tattrie
Robert Balfour
Learon Brown
Barrington
Joseph Goulart
Francis Vera
Peewees
Funeral for James E. Sullivan Held at St Marys
Funeral services for James E. Sullivan of this town were held at 8:30 a.m. from his Hope Street home and at 9:00 a.m. a solemn high mass celebrated at St. Marys Church. The ceremony included Rev. J. Wren and Rev. W. H. Rogers with other clergy. Members of Bristol Council Knights of Columbus and New York New Haven and Hartford Rail Road officials attended. Bearers included James F. Lavander and others. interment followed in St. Marys Cemetery.
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James E. Sullivan
Hope Street
St. Mary's Church
J. Wren
South Hadley Falls
Was
William H. Rogers
Hartford
Dennis F. Fullam
Ceremous
T. J. Gillan
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Sullivan
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Margaret Conley
Catherine E. Connery
James F. Lavander
William F. Tobin
William M. Connery
Howard Healey
Warren
Cornelius C.oore
John Harrington
Newport
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Advice to Boys Pushes YMCA Membership Over Awnings
A writer urges boys to join the YMCA for athletic activity rather than using an awning in front of a store for practice. He recalls being a boy and condemns damaging others' property, noting shower baths as a deterring perk and urging immediate YMCA membership.
Y M A NOTES Labor Day events and repairs announced
The management says the bathroom will close next week until Friday for repairs. During Labor Day celebrations the Industrial League winners will play a later announced team in the common in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Suzman
Reynolds
Bristol
Fall Camp and Local News Mix at Bristol Pub Notices
Readable items show Camp Keewaydin closing after a successful season with over forty girls, vacations and visits by Miss Ella Blakeslee and others, plus school vaccine orders and opening notices. Also ads for hats, shoes, and a Bristol Mothers Club meeting with a pageant and tennis winners at local camp events.
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Charles MacMahan
Everett MacMahan
Meshauticut Park
Sarah Blais+dell
Pearce Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Jamies
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
John J. Condon
Church Street
Bristol Mothers’ Club
M. W. Wyatt
Star Theatre
Conway Tearle
Rosemary Theby
John Desilets
Wilfred Lemaire
Fred A. Macauley
John Gasper
Canada
Maine
New York State
Dorchester
Mass
Coosa
Waltham
National League “of Girls’’Clubs
New York
Elizabeth Sullivan
Helen Carroll
Madeline Regan
Helen O’connell
South Braintree
Ruth
Niles
Medford
Helen O'Connell
Fall River
Bristol DAR Field Day Plans at Mt Hope Estate
The Bristol Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution completes plans for its annual outing on Mt Hope estate of R F Haffenreffer Jr. The event begins at 11 o clock next Monday with the Lodge near Mt Hope bay available. Members supply basket lunches while coffee is provided by the committee.
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Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
R F Haffenreffer
Mt. Hope
Haffenreffer
Mt. Hope Bay
Real Estate Transfers Coggeshall Sells Bristol Narrows Lot
J Everett Coggeshall transfers a parcel at Bristol Narrows to Edward Leo Traynor in a straightforward land deed. The deal records a single lot transfer between private individuals with Bristol Narrows as the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Everett Coggeshall
Edward Leo Traynor
Bristol Narrows
For Sale Pierce Arrow roadster
Roadster offered in excellent working condition after overhaul. New pines described. Bargain price set at 500 dollars. Contact by phone 157 instol.
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Pierce-Arrow
New
Pines
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