10 000 Trained Seals in Bristol This Week
This piece spotlights tiny Christmas seals sold to support tuberculosis work in Bristol. Seals are used on letters and packages, with eighty percent of proceeds staying locally via the Bristol District Nursing Association. Collins & Aikman Corp buys 5000 seals. sale began Friday, November 27, and runs through Christmas.
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Bristol
First White Woman Arrived in the West in 1806
Montreal Herald notes the first recorded white woman reached the West in 1806 aboard a Hudson's Bay ship from the Orkney Islands, disguising as a youth to join her lover. She reportedly bore what is believed to be the first child born to white parents in the region in 1807, later returning to Scotland. Marie Lagimodière, ancestor of Louis Riel, is listed as the second known woman, arriving in 1807, with broader settlement not occurring until 1812 when Selkirk settlers brought 18 women to York Factory.
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Orkney Islands
Hudson's Bay Company
Alexander Ileary
Fembina
Scotland
Marie Lagimodiere
Louis Riel
Selkirk
York Factory
Montreal Herald
Saints Defeated by Hikers in Weekly Bowling Matches
Louis Tortorice posted a high single of 139 and three string 311 as Capt Johnny Walker's Hikers upset Capt George Toadvin's league leading Saints three to two at the State Street Alleys. In the other match Capt Roland Martelly's Aviators swept Capt Jim McKenna's Woodchoppers three straight strings. Robb led the Wingmen with a 106 single and 295 three string, Hawes led the Woodchoppers with 101 and 268 three string.
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Louis Tortorice
Johnny Walker
George Toadvin
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Lions Club
Roland Martelly
Aviators
Jim McKenna
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Hawes
Hikers
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G. Ingram
W Ingram
Walker
Tortorice
Mathewson
S Bernard
Fitzgerald
Sylvia
Callery
Vermette
Kinder
Lanzire
Martells
Baldwin
Brownell
McKenna
French Company Failed the Hundred Associates Charter
The Company of the Hundred Associates secured a French charter to settle 4000 colonists in America within 15 years but over 35 years sent fewer than a thousand. After its 1663 charter annulment New France had about two thousand Europeans, as the venture mainly traded furs with Indigenous peoples and failed to populate Canada.
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Company of the Hundred Associates
France
America
New France
Canada
Church Honors 75th Anniversary of Third Edifice Dedication
The First Congregational Church marked the 75th anniversary of its current building with morning services led by Rev. Herbert D Graetz and a evening talk on architectural features. Miss H Augusta Coggeshall attended, having been present at the 1856 dedication.
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Herbert D Graetz
H Augusta Coggeshall
George L. Millard
Enoch Marsden
Providence Herald
Catholic Congregational Church
Catholic Congregational Church and Society of Bristol
God
Mr Thayer
L. M
Joel Mann
Leonard Swain
Providence
Bradford
High Streets
High Street
Messrs
A .L. Haskell & Co
Boston
Messrs FE &G. G Hook
Messrs Bunn & Landses
Bristol
J S D'Orsay, Esq
New York
Messrs Ward & Atkinson
New England
Nathan Bardin
Wiliam B Spooner
M T Bennett
Josiah Gladding
S. T Church
Martin Bennett
Samuel Lee
England
Warning for Special Town Meeting in Bristol Rhode Island
The Bristol Town Council calls a special Town Meeting for December 7 1931 at Reynolds School auditorium to authorize borrowing up to 225 000 for Bristol sewer system and sewage disposal plant projects plus related land and rights and any other legal business. The notice is signed by Town Sergeant Thomas E Johnson and dated November 25 1931 with dates November 27 to December 14 noted.
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Bristol
John W Church
Rhode Island
Reynolds School
Bad Girl film brings Delmar novel to Fox screen
A long awaited Fox adaptation of As the Young Husband follows a New York shop girl and her husband through romance marriage and motherhood. Sally Tolers stars as the heroine with Mimna Gambell as the friend Frank Borzage directs a drama praised for its emotional depth and maternal portrayal.
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Fox
Vina Delmar
James Dunn
New York Stage
Edwin Burke
Sally Tolers
New York
Mimna Gambell
Frank Borzage
Noted Pastoral Milestone for Rev Thomas Shepard DD
There have been nine other pastors and the present is Rev. Thomas Shepard DD installed April 3 1835. This marks the twenty second year of his pastorate.
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Thomas Shepard
Buick 1932 Wins Enthusiastic Public Reception
Mr Lawson of H H Lawson Co announces Buick for 1932 has won strong approval from the American public. The new model features Wizard Control and other advances. In our community salesrooms drew 300 visitors in three days with encouraging orders, marking a high point in Buick history and signaling a brighter market mood.
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Lawson
H H Lawson Co
Buick
Canvassers' Notice for Bristol Special Financial Town Meeting
Bristol Rhode Island canvassing session set by the Board of Canvassers in the Memorial Building on Tuesday December 1 1931 at 730 PM to review property voters lists. Personal property taxpayers listed must pay assessed tax before canvassing to qualify to vote at the Special Financial Town Meeting. John W Church town clerk.
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R. I
Memorial Building
John W. Church
Bank manager confronts depositor over photo claim
A depositor challenged the new bank manager with a photograph of himself claiming it was the manager's likeness. The manager confirmed it was but the depositor demanded his money, insisting on the loan or funds he believed were due.
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