William Fred Fish Burial Led by Odd Fellows in Rhode Island
Rhode Island and Massachusetts Odd Fellows and officials gathered for the funeral of William Fred Fish at First Baptist Church. About 80 lodge members from United Brothers Lodge No. 18 led processions, wore mourning emblems, and escorted the body from Church Street to the service. Rev Alfred S Stowell, past Grand of the Odd Fellows, conducted the ceremony with scripture readings and hymns.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
William Fred Fish
First Baptist Church
United Brothers Lodge
LO. C
Church Street
Alfred 8. Stowell
Reba Rebekah Degree Lodge
Quartette
St. Michael’s Church
Book of
Jerusalem
Helen Warren
Nan MecCarty
Royal Mason
George W. Warren
Stowell
Odd Fellows
Herbert R. Perkins
East Providence
Allen O. Griffith
Newport
Edward Edgars
Providence
James A. Makeplace
Pawtucket
North Cemetery
Walter H. Goggeshall
George O. Arnold
Boston
Warren
Ghase
W. Folsom
Burdick
Thomas W. Jones
Ernest W. Weaver
Arthur Maker
Wampanoag
S. O O
Veteran
Odd Fellows Association
Bristol
10. C. F
Drowning Accidents Highlight Warren Funeral and Services
The piece recounts the funeral of Mr. Fish and Odd Fellows tribute, with numerous dignitaries attending in Providence area. It also details two Warren boating accidents causing five drownings near Tonisset Point and Kelley’s Bridge, including Manuel Muniz and Maria Mello, with rescues by Fall River locals and hospital follow ups.
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Warren
Tonisset Point
Fall River
Kelley’s Bridge
Angela Dandigia
Main Street
Manuel Monez
Division Street
Evangeline Monez
Manuel
Marie Mello
Abraham Vinkoff
Max Friedman
Edward Ney
Manuel Muniz
North Dighton
Maria Melia
Maria Mello
Melio
Seymour
Angelo Dandstria
Henry Rene
Salvatore Marcos
Silvio Mio
James D’baco
Henry Rainey
Water Street
Kelly’s Bridge
Rainey
Angelo Danderia
Robert Briden, Jr
Clayton
Charles Marcon
Barrington Station
Salvadore Marratz
Scott
Robert Walsh
Horace D. Seymour
George M. Wilbur
Moening
O'Cleck
St. Jean-the-Baptist
Jonea Defies Critics With Poem Sales Success
Jonea, once dismissed for his poems, proves critics wrong by achieving steady sales. His work resonates beyond literary circles as buyers continuously purchase his verses.
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