Obituary of Mrs Celestina Goff of Hope Street
Mrs Celestina Goff widow of Henry Goff died at her home 228 Hope Street after a brief illness ending with a stroke. Born March 2 1849 she lived in this town all her life. Survived by two children Henry Goff of Warren and Mrs Albert E Benard two grandchildren a brother and a sister. Funeral from her home at 2 PM conducted by Rev James J Goodacre at North Cemetery burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestina Goff
Henry Goff
Hope Street
Goff
Hiram
Abby
Lindsey) Luther
First Congregational Church
Albert E. Benard
Warren
Charles Luther
Caroline Waldron
James J Goodacre
George E. Benard
Providence
James C Church
Albertus & Alden
Thomas Brightman
North Cemetery
Juniors Hold 1000 Point Contest Century Dash
The Juniors stage a second 1000 Point Contest event labeled the century dash with times ranging from 28 to 30 seconds and points tallied for Marz Monroe Gann and others. Dunbar leads overall with 43 points followed by Burnham 42 and McGann 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marz
Monroe
cGann
Burke
Church
Burnham
Levy
Leonard
Dunbar
McGann
xMonroe
xMarz
xLeonard
xChurch
xLevy
xMcCaughey
Fall River
Delphis
Mt Pleasant
New Bedford
Juniiors
Tiverton
Senors
Providence
Bristol
Off icers Installed At Awashonks Meeting
At a P town gathering, the herd installed its officers for the year led by installing officer George R. Fish with conductor Fred W Coggeshall. Officers named include William Francis as M W K, Walter Wennerstrand as M F B, Fred Cornell as S A D, Herbert R Newman as A R C, Leonard Baron as UU, Edward Blackman as W W T, and Coggeshall again as P W.K. The session preceded a fall ceremonial and included a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Fish
Fred W
Coggeshall
William Francis
Walter Wennerstrand
Fred Cornell
Herbert R Newman
Leonard Baron
Edward
Blackman
W.K
Fred W Coggeshall
Awashanks Herd Scouts Organized in Bristol
Awashanks Herd organized Oct 10 1921 in Bristol. Degree team initiated candidates and officers were installed. Harvest supper served. Relief Committee named W Wennerstrand H R Newman L Baron FE Blackman F Cornell. Social Committee E Blackman S Burt L Ascola. The group includes officers and first class scouts from Bristol Troops to promote sociability and scouting interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Milkmaids and Farmers Operetta at Pastime Theatre
An operetta Milkmaids and Farmers will be presented at the Pastime Theatre next Sunday by the union Choir and Altar Boxes of St Elizabeth's Church under Miss Anna M. Peters. The show aims to benefit the church with a cast of Milkmaids Little Milkmaids and Farmers including listed performers and additional entertainment featuring the film A Mother's Sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
St Elizabeth's Church
Anna M. Peters
the Moisses
Olivia Almeida
Mary Arruda
Mary Estrella
Olivia Freitas
Irene Lewis
Lucy Morten
Margaret Pacheco
Anna Pana
Anna Pia
Joseph Sousa
Manuel Vargas
Julius Navier
Troop to Be Inspected By Deputy Commissioner
The First Bristol Troop of Boy Scouts of America meets tonight at 7 o clock in the Scout Building. Deputy Commissioner George R Fish will inspect every member, a key event for the troop's future. The program includes drill tests passing instruction games and patrol meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
George R Fish
John Francis Edge of Providence Dies After Illness
John Francis Edge died at Rhode Island Hospital after four days of pneumonia. He was born in Wicklow Ireland and lived in this town two years before moving to Providence, where he resided at 86 Jewett Street. Survived by wife Elizabeth Nucan Edge, two daughters Anne Elizabeth and Jennie, three brothers James Edward Samuel, and a sister Mrs Winfield Hunt. He was a member of James Wood Lodge and Grace Church. Funeral from Barber Holdredge Company, 72 Broad Street, with burial at North Cemetery and Odd Fellows ritual at the graveside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Francis Edge
Providence
Rhode Island Hospital
Mr Edge
County Wicklow
Ireland
Edward
Annie Edge
Jewettreet
Elizabeth
Nucan) Fdge
Anne Elizabeth
Jennie
Barthers
James
Alberta
Canada
Samuel
Winfield Hunt
Pornard Street
Edge
James Wood Lodge
Grace Church
Barber- Holdredge Company
Broad Street
Philemon F Sturges
North Cemetery
Odd Fellows
U S Leads World in Telephone Reach
A 1923 study shows the United States holds 63 percent of global telephones with 14 347 395 in use. The U S uses the phone far more than England or France, and New York and Chicago alone exceed totals for Great Britain and France respectively.
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U. S
United States
New York City
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Chicago
France
America
Europe
Birth Announcements From Providence Hospitals
A daughter Rosamond born to Mr and Mrs Lewis A Hoar at Jane Brown Memorial Hospital Dew. Granddaughter to John W Best of this town. Also at Living-In Hospital Garvin born November 28, twin daughters to Mr and Mrs George J Garvin, grandchildren of Mr and Mrs William Fivuan, of this town.
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Hoar
Providence
Jane Brown Memorial Hospital
Dew
Rosamond
Lewis A Hoar
John W Best
Married Bishano Palumbo in Mt Carmel Church
In this town on November 29 at the Church of Our Lads of Mt Carmel Res Joseph Poya officiated the marriage of Carl Joseph Bishano and Miss Josephine Palumbo both of Blackman Pritsker Providence. Earlier, on November 27 in Blackman this town Rabbi Vick Abraham united Miss Martha Irma Pritsker of Providence and a groom from Provi dence.
Obituaries for Edge Goff and Goulart in Providence town
Died Edge in Providence at Rhode Island Hospital John Francis Edge formerly of this town aged 40. Goff Celestina widow of Henry Goff aged 75. Goulart Elizabeth daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Goulart aged 5. All notices dated Nov 28 and Nov 29 in this town.
Ban Lifts on Hyde Park Hackney Cabs in London
A 1605 notice reports a long standing ban on hackney carriages entering Hyde Park after complaints to the lord justices. The ban lasting over 22 years has been lifted and taxicabs may now use Hyde Park roads to travel to and from other parts of London.
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London
Hyde Park
Tondon
Miss Martha Pritsker Weds Abraham Blackman in Providence
Miss Martha Irma Pritsker daughter of Mr and Mrs Aaron Pritsker of 42 Olney Street Providence R I married Abraham Blackman son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Blackman of 61 Constitution Street this town Thanksgiving evening at her parents home Rabbi Vick of Providence performed the ceremony Bridesmaids included Miss Anna Pritsker Miss Lillian Blistein and Miss Rebecca Grabois The couple will reside at 28 Ogden Street Providence R I following a wedding tour to New York
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Martha Irma Pritsker
Aaron Pritsker
Olney Street
Providence
R. I
Abraham Blackman
Samuel Blackman
Constitution Street
Rabbi Vick
Anna Pritsker
Lillian Blistein
Rebecca Grabois
New York
Charles Blackman
Killarney
Valley
Maid of Honor
Ogden Street
Bisbano Palumbo Tie The Knot In Mt Carmel Church
Miss Josephine Palumbo and Carl Joseph Bisbano, a local basketball star, wed at 10 am Saturday in the Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel. Rev Joseph Polya officiated. attendants included Miss Vasta Lakoecca and Miss Tena Abenante. The couple plans a New York honeymoon and will live at Wood and Mt Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Palumbo
Carl Joseph Bisbano
Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Joseph Polya
Vasta Lakoecca
Tena Abenante
Mary Nellecca
Joseph Bisbane
Catherine Street
New York
Bisbane
Wood and
Mt Hope Avenue
Fifth District Court session records multiple docket actions
Clerk John L Lonergan presiding in Hammill's absence disposed cases: State Chief Hugh F Kellex vs Joseph Ferri manslaughter case continued a week due to defense counsel illness. Hugh F Kelley as Joao De Fretas defacing James Allyn property fined ten dollars and costs. two civil cases continued. Juvenile Court Meiggs vs Clerko continued for a week for abusive language to teacher and insubordination.
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John L Lonergan
Fifth District Court
Frank H Hammill
Hugh F. Kellex
Joseph Ferri
Philadelphia Bisbane
Michael Turano
Westerly
Hugh F Kelley
Joao de Fretas
James Allyn
Lonergan
Titan
James F Meiggs
Joseph Clerko
Tea and sale raises funds for parish charity at St Michael's
Rain did not dampen interest at the Girls' Friendly Society tea and sale held in Holmes House. Proceeds support charitable work in the parish with Holly decorated tables and volunteers from Violet Wennerstrand Sophia J Shepard Mary G Lawless Lydia M Cooke Harriet N Warren Annie Adams Ruth Graham Nellie Newcomb Julia C Drury Ivy Wennerstrand led the arrangements as committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Friendly Society
St Michael's Church
Holmes House
Violet Wennerstrand
Sophia J Shepard
Mary G_ Lawless
Lydia M Cooke
Harriet N Warren
Annie Adams
Ruth Graham
Nellie Newcomb
Julia C Drury
Ivy Wennerstrand
Scouts
Christmas and social events listed for Bristol area
A sequence of community events for November and December in Bristol includes Saturday evenings at Grand Army Hall by the Burnside Social Club, church sales by Ladies' Aid Society and Doric Club pieces, dances and salad suppers at Odd Fellows and Masonic venues, Christmas sales at Trinity Parish House, weekly whist evenings at Grand Army Hall, and entertainments and sales at First Baptist Vestry by Berean Class and church groups.
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Grand Army Hall
Grand Farr
Burnside Social Club
State Street ME
Ladies’ Aid Society
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Reba Rebekah Lodge
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Tel
A. A. Edmonds CO
Bove Se. Bristet
Burgess St
Fred Suzman
John F. Edge
Blackman—Pritsker
Bisbano—Palumbo
District Court
Foreign Department
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
Latvia
Albania
Danzig
Greece
Lithuania
Rumania
Norway
Austria
Bulgaria
Esthenia
Hungary
Poland
Turkey
Sweden
Jugo Slavia
Denmark
Germany
Portugal
Switzerland
England
Scotland
Wales
Industrial Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
Westminster Street
Wells Avenue
Pawtucket
Newport Woonsocket
Pascoag — Wickfor
Warren Rovidence
Boyd's
Rhode Island
Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
Kenyon’s
Edgemere Molasses
New Orleans
Lusitania
Maine
Newman Bros
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