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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
5
In Syracuse New York on December 14 a son named Philip Joseph Jr was born to Mr and Mrs Philip J Gangemi.
Obituaries list: Mabel B Dickerman widow of Frank L Dickerman died December 18 with burial upcoming at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Taunton Mass. Maria Glenn Fee 83 in Fall River December 16. James M Milburn 54 in Los Angeles December 17. Luigi Rubino 51 Usher Avenue December 15. Hugh Young 66 in Philadelphia brother of Mrs Andrew Campbell formerly of Bristol.
James M. Milburn, once a noted athlete and Naval Reserves sharpshooter, died in Los Angeles. He played for the Y M C A basketball champions of the state, served in the Spanish American War, worked on Herreshoff cup defenders, and later ran ranches in Arizona and California with his wife Edith. He is survived by his wife and two brothers William B Milburn of this town and Thomas J Milburn of East Providence.
Mrs Andrew Campbell of 31 Cole Street learns of the death in Philadelphia of her brother Hugh Young 66. A former Bristol resident, he was a gardener for Major Raymond Perrson and other estates, moved to Philadelphia 38 years ago, and leaves a wife a son a daughter two brothers and four sisters living in Philadelphia and Providence.
Tear Rubino died after a long illness. A native of Italy he lived in the area and left a wife three sons and three daughters. A requiem mass for the late Rubino was held at Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel with many floral tributes, and he was interred at St Mary’s Cemetery.
Requiem mass was held in Mystic for Mrs Maria Fee of Fall River aged about 83. She was born in Dublin Ireland and came to the United States as a child, living in Mystic before moving to Fall River with her daughter Mrs Annie DesLauriers. She leaves Joseph Fee in this town James S Perry in Providence and Henry Fee in Mystic. Interment was at St Marys Cemetery Mystic.
Rebekah Lodge No. 6 I O O F held its annual children's Christmas party last evening in the Odd Fellows Hall. About 30 children attended with Santa's helper Mrs. Santa Claus played by Miss Jeanette McCaw and gift distribution by Miss Freda Gallo. The organizing committee led by chairlady Annie Seymour included Maude McGann Luella Byone Minnie Alder and Christine Remieres.
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