Safety Unit for Bristol Organizes with Red Cross Aid
Dr Alfred M Merriman leads Bristol Safety Unit organized to aid in disasters on land or sea. Post addresses list roles including Law and Order, Supplies, Canteen, Transportation, Funds, Information, Marine Unit, Nurses, and Ambulance Drift Master with involvement from Kearney Post, American Legion, National India Rubber Co, and local officials. First aid training conducted by Dr Merriman.
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Bristol
Red Cross
Alfred M Merriman
Newport
Navy Hospital
Pawtucket
Mackinac
Merriman
Kearney Post
The
American Legion
Post
Law and Order
L. H Callan
Arthur W _ Barrett
Fred M Straight
Henry Wood
Fred FE Suzman
William L. Manchester
Charles A Johnson
W Fred Williams
Arthur W_ Barrett
Patrick McGovern
Louis A Beauregard
J Floyd Huestis
National India Rubber Company
Franklin Street
High Street Garage
Clinton T Sherman
Mauree I Smith, Jr
Charles B Rockwell
Rudolph F M Haffenreffer
Florence T Nelson
Frances L. Merriman
Cyrus A . Jackson
Robert A Lanphear
Thomas H Byrnes
Samuel C Wardwell
Martha Graham
Ruth Graham
B Graves
Mary B Sanford
George W Warren
Edward A Curner
Bertram W Wall
Charles R. Beals
Bristol Armory Opens 1925 26 Season With Foxboro Five
Bristol hosts a Friday night opener at the Armory against Foxboro Mass Town Team as the local semi pro five aims to avenge last year’s 29 24 loss. Bay State visitors boast a 5 2 record, led by Bud Johnson Pat Smith and guards Kirby Abbott.
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Bristol Armory
Homesters
Foxboro
Mass
Bristol
Shippee
Smith
Bay Staters
Fall River
Plymouth
Medfield
Jim Drummer
Home
Invaders
Bud’ Johnson
Pat Smith
Newt Congdon
Clarence Smith
Shim” Kirby
Abbott
Rainbow
East Greenwich
Happsland
Jimmie Garvin
New England
Trial Continued for Carmine Langello on Assault Charge
The Langello assault case in Superior Coast was postponed until next Monday at the request of defense counsel Peter W McKiernan who cited a busy trial schedule and lack of preparation. Judge Hahn granted the continuance.
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Carmine Langello
Superior
Providence
Peter W McKiernan
Hahn
Benevolent Society Talks Missionary Work at St Michael's
Miss Florence Platt of the Austin Priory spoke on missionary rural work of the Episcopal diocese at the monthly meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent Society of St. Michael's Church yesterday afternoon in the Holmes Memorial House. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
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Benevolent Society
Florence Platt
Austin Priory
Episcopal Diocese
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
St. Michael's Church
Holmes Memorial House
Christmas Basket Fund Benefit at Pastime Theatre
The Christmas Basket Fund sponsored by Kearney Post No 6 American Legion opened with a benefit movie at the Pastime Theatre raising 49 dollars. Films shown included Rae Wit Who Wasnt Wanted and Cowboy Grit plus newsreel and comedy. A second fundraiser is set for Sunday evening December 20 at the same venue. Contributions may be sent to the Phoenix Office or to B W Wall, committee chair, with acknowledgments published in the paper. The report lists Benefit entertainment 49.00, A friend 1.00, For a Merrier Christmas 1.00.
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Kearney Post
No. 6
The
American Legion
Premhres Shuwirs Weie
Rae Wit
the Post
Phoenix Office
B W Wall
Concert at Olympia Theatre raises funds for Legion Auxiliary
WJAR featured artists will perform at Olympia Theatre Thursday at 8 PM for the American Legion Auxiliary Kearney Unit No 6. The program includes orchestra pieces, tenor and baritone solos, a soprano solo, and readings with two comedians. Tickets available at the door or from Auxiliary members. candy donations to Miss Helen Condon 98 Church Street Wednesday afternoon.
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WJAR
Providence
Olympia Theatre
American Legion Auxiliary
Kearney
Arthur Ballou
Albedt Usher
William J McKenna
William Corrigan
Alice Mc Coughlan
Leslie Russell
Alice M Coughlan
Elizabeth Graham
Elizabeth Pierce
Harriet Kinder
Minnie Cashin
Helen Condon
Church Street
Scouts Appeal to Repair Toys for Christmas Aid
Local Boy Scouts urge townspeople to donate toys books games dolls and other items or money to buy stockings mittens handkerchiefs and underwear for needy children. Calls include calling 231-1 visiting Scout Headquarters or dropping items at central town stores.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Notes in November Deputy Commissioner Report
Monthly inspection shows Troops 4 and 5 tied with 114 points. Troop 5 leads the contest as patrols begin to surge. Troop 1 plans patrol meetings this evening to organize toy collection and a hike. Troop 2 meets tomorrow at 7:30 PM for its Christmas party planning. Merit badge court of honor set for next Monday evening.
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Troop 2
Court of Honor
Members' Council Supper at Rockwell Hall Thursday
A 6 30 supper for men and boys in Rockwell Hall will mix the Members' Council of the Y with the Members' Rally. Cranston, Boys' Secretary of the Providence Y M C A, will speak, with music moving pictures committee reports and plans discussion. Nonmembers may buy a ticket at the Y for a nominal sum.
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Rockwell Hall
A Cranston
Providence Y. M. C
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MV. M. Conley, Jeweler
Francis Newbury Close
Optometrist
Real. Estate and Insurance
Ana
Pierce and Church
Tel
Woodlawn Ave
Metacom Avenue
A. A. Edmonds CO
Hove St
Wn. Fox
Iron Horse
George O’brien
Madge Bellamy
J. Farrell McDonald
Eleanor Boardman
Matt Moore
Banner Pictures
May Allison
Holmes E. Herbert
Rosemary Theby
James Morrison
Lionel Barrymore
Johnny Walker
Marguerite DE LA Motte
Marie Haynes
LeRoy Scott
Bob Custer
Texas Bearcat
A. M. Merriman
BOY Scout
Gentleman’s Watch Waltham
Edward D, Kunz Cotometist
Connery
Men’s Outfitter
William H. Remieres
F. T. Remieres
G. H. Spencer Roofing Co
F. M. Gifford
Usher Place
Ingram’s Overland Express
Franklin St
Qarage
Ar Nani i Is A'S
Ree
Comstock's Expuces
Fage & Sia
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