Marriage of Mary Morera Rego and Frank Silvia Nunes
Mary Morera Rego daughter of Mr and Mrs Manuel Rego of 42 Bay View Avenue wed Frank Silvia Nunes son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Nunes of 141 Franklin Street in St Elizabeths Church. The ceremony was by Rev Francisco G Vieira with sister Margaret Rego as bridesmaid and Arthur Nunes as best man. The couple will reside in their Bay View Avenue home after a wedding trip to Boston.
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Mary Morera
Rego
Manuel
Bay View Avenue
Frank
Silvia Nunes
Manuel Nunes
Franklin Street
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Francisco G. Vieira
Margaret Irene Rego
Arthur Nunes
Martha
Thomas Gallagher
Boston
Mrs. Nunes
Poultry Exhibition Opens With Film Showings and Judging
The poultry exhibition begins tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock at the Naval Reserve Armory and runs to 10 p.m. It continues Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. A 700 foot Poultry film series will be shown at 2 30 and 8 p.m. daily, produced under Albert Angell Jr supervision and covering hatching to laying. Two reels feature visits to H Cecil Shepard and Oakdale Farm with Harry M Lamon as manager. Judges are Elmer Benson Itman F G Cook and Clarence E Brett.
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Gypsies Ordered Out of Town After Fortunes Read
Chief of Police Hugh F. Kelley ordered nine gypsies from a tenement at 166 Bradford Street owned by Frank Federigo. The group operated a fortune telling setup with first customers Mr and Mrs Delemo who paid $20 to have their palms read. Kelley recovered the money after the customers complained they had been gyped.
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Bradford Street
Frank Federigo
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Kelley
Christmas Cards Sale by Girls' Friendly Society
On December 9 Saturday afternoon the Girls' Friendly Society of St. Michael's Church Holmes House hosts an afternoon tea and sale of Christmas cards under church auspices.
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Probate Court Adopts Dec 18 Dates For Several Estates
Probate Court session before Judge Edward L. Leahy includes final account for Guardian of Estate of Edwin Cure continued to Dec 18. Dower assignment for Ella G. Newman continued to Dec 18. Furniture allowance granted half to widow and half to heir at law. Removal of executor for William H Sanford continued to Dec 18. Inventory for Mary A Coggeshall estate accepted.
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Edwin Cure
Mary A Coggeshall
Scouts Begin New Council Herd Formation and Meetings
The article describes a special meeting where Scouts and Executives, including J Harold Williams and Beebe Bjeld, initiated into the herd by the local degree team. A minstrel show, songs, and parodies entertained attendees. Plans call for forming the herd in other troops and resuming Troop meetings with reorganized patrols and competitive activities this week.
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Bristol Forum Opens With Dr Emanuel Sternheim Speech
The Bristol Forum's first session of the year takes place Sunday at 3 30 in Colt Memorial Hall. Noted speaker Dr Emanuel Sternheim will address Perils of Our Present Day Civilization, a talk made possible by his Boston appearance and stop in Bristol on the way west.
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Bristol Forum
Emanuel Sternheim
Bristol
Sternheim
Boston
Membership Committee Plans Campaign For Y Center
The membership committee meets Friday at 7 30 p m to finalize a membership drive for the Y. The plan will be submitted to the Members Council which will hold a supper next week Tuesday evening Dec 12 after the Board of Managers meeting.
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The Cub Reporter and The Death Dance at Star Theatre
Richard Talmadge presents The Cub Reporter a fast paced comedy drama thriller about Dick Harvey a Morning Times reporter chasing the Sacred Jewel of Buddha amid a Chinese Tong War with thrills and romance. Alice Brady stars in The Death Dance showing Wednesday and Thursday at Star Theatre.
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Phil Goldstone
Richard Talmadge
CUB Reporter
Kempson Pictures
Alice Brady
Star Theatre
Dick Harvey
Morning Times
Musical Tea and Christmas Sale At Memorial Chapel
The Congregational Club hosts a musical tea and Christmas sale in Memorial Chapel on Thursday December 7 from 4 to 8 o'clock in the afternoon. Proceeds support club activities and local charity efforts.
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Almeida and Selef Married at St Elizabeth's Church
Manuel Almeida and Mrs Mary Selef wed at St Elizabeth's Church in this town on December 4, officiated by Rev Francisco Guieira.
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St Elizabeth's Church
Francisco Guieira
Manuel Almeida
Mary Selef
Sanford Woman Dies in Malden Funeral Services Set
Mrs Caroline Sanford wife of George L Sanford formerly of this town dies in Malden Mass funeral services will be held from her residence 871 Main Street Malden Wednesday morning with committal at 3 PM at North Cemetery Mortuary Chapel Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Pass Book Notice From Industrial Trust Co Bristol
Pass Book No. 16848 issued by Industrial Trust Co Bristol in the Participation Department. Return to bank. Payment has been stopped and application made for issue of duplicate book in the manner provided by law.
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The
Industrial Trust Co
Bristol
Bristol Rhode Island Public Works Land Parcel Descriptions 1922
Parcel Nos 1 and 2 describe land along Hope Street in Bristol Rhode Island as shown on a plat from the 1922 Bristol Hope Street resurvey. Parcel 1 covers 0.064 acres on the easterly side between Hope Street and a line 30 feet east of the traverse near Bristol Hope Street 1922. Parcel 2 covers 0.149 acres between the street and a parallel 30 feet east of the traverse line, naming Narragansett Electric Lighting and the heirs of Julia B Perry. The description is signed by the State Board of Public Roads with clerks and attested and recorded in Bristol Town Clerk’s office on November 16, 1922 and noted in dates 11-21-24-28, 12-1-5-8.
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General Assembly
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Aehoes
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company
Hope Street
Said Street
William W
Julia
Perry
G. R. Wellington
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