Grand Colt Juniors Fair Opens at G A R Hall Tomorrow
The Colt Juniors Athletes Association will hold a grand fair at G A R Hall starting tomorrow evening and running December 22 29 and January 5 Invitations have been sent to various state organizations Civilian Night December 22 also marked as attendance expected. Music will be provided by Wayne's Orchestra.
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Atrantic Phiehei
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Navy League Field Opens for Sailors After Controversy
The Navy League once leased farms and built fields for fleet recreation but faced orders barring use. It has now turned over the grounds to a neighborhood resident to allow thousands of sailors to continue playing amid patrols and public roads, with League leaders saying the move honors members’ support for the Navy.
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Suffrage Convention Opens With Historic Significance
The 49th annual National Woman Suffrage Association convention opens in Washington. Since the last gathering New York granted full suffrage and six states moved to partial suffrage, totaling 12 full and 19 with partial rights. Women now vote for 90 Congressmen 26 Senators and 193 presidential electors. The meeting aims to push a Federal Amendment likely to pass this session.
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Pentecostal Church Revival Services With Evangelist Mary Woodbury
Revival services continue each evening at 7.30 led by Evangelist Mary C. Woodbury. Last night seekers came to the altar at the invitation. Three Sunday services are set for 10.30 am 3.00 pm and 7.30 pm with meetings every evening next week except Saturday. A cordial welcome to all attendees.
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Mary C. Woodbury
Bristol Civic Forum completes sixth lecture series
The Bristol Civic Forum held its final talk last Sunday at the Pastime theatre with Granville Standish presenting How to Raise War Taxes. Previous topics included Americanization Citizenship Basis of Democracy Prohibition and Federal Amendment. The Bristol County Equal Suffrage League under Mrs LeBaron C Colt oversees the forum with gratitude to benefactors and organizers.
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Granville Standish
Bristol
Mary Antin
G. L. Bohmer
Edwin Simpson
Glendower Evans
Edward Mead
Dillon
Judge Leahy
Admiral Edwards
J. Farrally
McGilton
Mr. Davis
Bristol County Equal Suffrage League
LeBaron C Colt
Donations Received by the Children’s Home
The Children’s Home lists gifts including fruit potatoes coats apples nuts and sugar from multiple donors such as Mrs C B Rockwell C F Dimond Co and Miss Sarah Munro. Services of seamstress and dental work are also noted along with money subscriptions to Phoenix and St Nicholas.
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C. F. Dimond & Co
Coats
Colwell
Vege Guild
E. W. Weaver
Sarah Munro
Clarke & Manchester
C. B. Rockwell, Jr
Geo. “Millard
Musicale at First Congregational Church Sunday Evening
The First Congregational Church choir presents the first winter musicale Sunday at 7 30 in Memorial Chapel. It features anthems solo and duet numbers with selections Onward Christian Soldiers Shadows of the Evening Hour and the Mendelssohn Duetto prelude. The quartet includes Mrs Wilmarth H Colwell Mrs F M Dimond F M Dimond and David E Carter with Mr Carter as musical director. Rev John F E Whitley will give a brief address.
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Memorial Chapel
Shelly
Nichol
Mendelssohn
Wilmarth H. Colwell
F. M. Dimond
David E. Carter
Carter
John FE. Whitley
Bristol Chapter D A R Elects Officers and Donates Flag
Bristol Chapter D A R held a business meeting at Hotel Belvedere electing secretary Mrs Edward D Anthony and Barrington registrar Mrs Maxwell W Turner. They voted ten dollars for a Bristol Train of Artillery service flag and decided to dispense with the annual year book due to urgent fund needs.
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Hotel Belvedere
C. R. Blackmar, Jr
Edward D. Anthony
Barrington
Maxwell W. Turner
Warren
Ingraham and Simons Wed at St Stephen's Providence
A wedding took place Tuesday at St Stephen's Episcopal Church Providence uniting Frank A. Ingraham of this town with Miss Dorothy E. Simons of Buffalo New York The Rev George McClellan Fiske performed the ceremony They plan to spend the winter in Tampa Florida with friends and family sending congratulations from their community.
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Simons
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Providence
Frank A. Ingraham
Dorothy E. Simons
Buffalo
George McClellan Fiske
St Stephen’s Church
Tampa
Florida
District Nurse November Report Summary
District Nurse Miss Martha Graham reports 40 cases carried, 12 remaining under care, 26 discharged, and 2 male, 24 female, 14 children patients. Metropolitan cases noted and 10 new cases recorded for November. Operations omitted in the summary.
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Martha Graham
Metranalitan
Local Birth Announcements for December Add Four Newborns
In this town four births are recorded. Dennis and wife announce a son born December 5 in Washington R I named Ferrara. Fred and wife announce a daughter born December 1 in this town named Jackson. Manuel and wife announce a son born December 7 in this town named Botelho. The Stanton birth on December 12 adds a son to Mr. and Mrs. Stanton in this town.
Obituaries in Town List Bettencourt Mullen Greenhalgh
In town Dec 12 John J Bettencourt aged 25 years 4 months 7 days. In Soldiers Home Dec 13 Comrade Robert J Mullen aged 78 years. In Warren Dec 11 Daniel Greenhalgh aged 47 years.
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John J. Bettencourt
Mullen
Robert J. Mullen
Greenhalgh
Warren
Daniel Greenhalgh
A Healthy Spot Lisvane Relates to Cardiff Suburb
Within a small radius in the Cardiff suburb Lisvane seven residents live near a healthy spot and their combined ages sum to 5869 years.
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Lisvane
Cardiff
Shoes as practical gifts for Christmas shoppers
Government urges cutting waste by giving useful presents and lists a wide range of footwear and accessories priced from 50 cents to $8. Men women and children are targeted with options from boots to slippers and spats, with exchanges allowed after Christmas.
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