Confirmation at St Marys Church In Providence Diocese
Rt Rev William A Hickey administered the sacrament to over 200 children and adults at St Marys Church Tuesday evening. The procession, choir, and bishops discourse highlighted the event with several clergy in attendance. The ceremony concluded with solemn benediction.
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St. Mary’s Church
William A. Hickey
Diocese of Providence
Henry Donovan
Leo B. Curran
Mary Scanlon
Fr. Fullam
E. J. Colgan
Warren
J. W. Baggott
Newport
M. McCabe
Edgewood
F. Vieira
J. Poja
Fr. Collins
Providence
St. Mary’s
Colgan
Poya
Collins
Church Notes St Michael's Advent Services
The church marks the Third Sunday in Advent with Holy Communion at 8am Morning Prayer and sermon at 10:30 Church School at noon and Evening Prayer with sermon at 7:30.
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ST. Michael’s Church
Church Morning Services and Evening Address Schedule
The record lists services for July 30 with Holy Communion at 7.30 AM, Matins at 9.45 AM, Church School at 10.00 AM, Sung Mass and sermon at 10.45 AM, and Evensong with address at 7.30 PM.
Congregational Church Announces Weekend Services and Classes
Friday night service at 7 30 and Sunday morning service at 10 30. The third sermon in the History of the Christian Church series is The Reformation. Church School meets at noon. Evening choir from Fall River to sing old English carols. Religious instruction classes in the Chapel Wednesday at 2 35.
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Fall River
State Street M E Church Parsonage Service Times
State Street M E Church invites all strangers to attend services at 129 State Street. Sunday schedule includes 10:30 a m service 12:00 preaching 6:30 Sunday School 6:30 Epworth League 7:30 preaching Friday 7:30 prayer meeting. Telephone 72 R.
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State Street
M. E. Church
Su Lay School
Epworth League
First Baptist Church Services and Pilgrim Lecture
Morning service at 10 30 sermon What is Religion The pastor leads church services with a 7 30 evening talk An illustrated lecture titled The Story of the Pilgrims and Puritans commemorates the 1620 landing featuring over 50 colored views Ernest Bullock sings Open the Gates of the Temple and illustrated songs accompany the program.
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P U
Ernest Bullock
American Legion Bowling Scores Report
In a Wednesday league night the Garboons won two strings from No Bananas while Shek beat Trouble Makers. The exact scores are not provided in the fragment.
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Hickey
Edmonds
LePage
Dunbar &9
Middleton
R. Nelson
Shieks
Gladue
Pierce
B. Callan
Walsh
J. Bottomley
Smith
Trouble Makers
Sylvester
Higbee
C. Callan
Burns
Morris A
Guevremont
Obituary Clarence Merriam Allen of This Town
Clarence Merriam Allen 1878 1951 died after gallstone operation at Rhode Island Hospital Providence. He lived here since youth, worked for New York New Haven Hartford Railroad, promoted to baggage man 1913, choir member at Trinity Church, member of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Railroad Veterans. He married Sarah Catherine Abbott in 1902. survived by wife, stepfather Bradford D. Bosworth, and stepsister Sarah D. Bosworth.
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Clarence Merriam Allen
Rhode Island
Providence
Mr. Allen
Johnston
Clarence M
Josephine A. (Walker) Allen
Providence Division
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Trinity Church
William R. Trotter
Trinity Men's Club
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Trainmen’s Association of
Railroad Veterans’ Association
Allen
Sarah Catherine Abbott
Bradford D. Bosworth
New Haven Railroad
Sarah D. Bosworth
Miss Lydia F King Dies After Stroke at 119 High Street
Miss Lydia F King died at 4 30 P M Wednesday at her home 119 High Street after a stroke of paralysis suffered Nov 2 She was born March 10 1872 in this town a daughter of the late George H and Annie P Carey King and lived here all her life A communicant of St Michaels Church She is survived by her brother George P King a New Haven railroad motorman and a sister Mrs Anne Douglas who lives on High Street.
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Lydia F King
High Street
Miss King
George H
Annie P (Carey) King
St Michael's Church
George P King
New Haven Railroad
Anne Douglas
Miss Mary Cobb Dies at 78 in Bristol Narrows Home
Miss Mary Cobb longtime Providence and Attleboro teacher died yesterday at 3 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Stephen A Briggs Bristol Narrows where she had lived for twenty years. Born in Abbington Massachusetts she was 78 and was the daughter of Charles and Mary Hobart Cobb. She is survived by her brother Charles Cobb and sister Mrs Abbie Bergin of East Providence.
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Mary Cobb
Providence
Attleboro
Stephen A. Briggs
Bristol Narrows
Miss Cobb
Abbington
Mass
Charles and
Mary
Hobart) Cobb
Charles Cobb
Abbie Bergin
East Providence
Boy Scout Notes Plans for Christmas Parties and Toy Repairs
Bristol troops finalize Christmas parties with Troop 2 on December 26 and Troop 4 on December 27. Patrols such as Bob Whites and Owls lead a toy-collection contest with a weekend Camp Yawgoog prize for the winning group.
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Bristol
Bob Whites
Yawgoog
Providence
Get Well Stay Well Original Vinol Guarantee
Over ten million bottles of Original Vinol sold in the United States with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. Chester Kent and Company report returns under one per hundred. The ad claims Vinol is made in a top laboratory and offers health improvement for weakness coughs colds and fatigue. Try it today.
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Chester Kent and Company
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