Bristol Mothers Club Special Meeting Highlights
A Bristol Mothers Club gathering at Colt Memorial High School featured remarks by Maude Howe Elliott on immigrants especially Italians, a musical program by Mabel Ferrara and Miss Bolton, and translations by Mrs. Elliott and Manuel Goulart. Refreshments followed as committees were listed and ushers organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
Bristol Mothers’ Club
Colt High School
Banda
Tripoli
Merriman
Maude Howe Elliott
America
Mabel Ferrara
Mary Bolton
Samuel Lindsay
Elliott
Manuel Goulart
Prof. Ferrara
George Clowes
Harry Barton
J. P. Reynolds
J. H. Wall
F. B. Wilson
Clinton Sherman
Benjamin MacDougall
Ina Warren
A. P. Nerone
Chester R. Burgess
Annie August
Ferrara
Frank Paull
Frank Keating
Fred Brownell
Samuel McCaw
Willard Kenney
Samuel Hackley
Rufus Murray
Elisha Hibbert
Octave LeClair
Samuel Brelsford
Richard Cornell
H. Wilson Moorhouse
E. G. Swanson
Christmas tree exercises charm St Marys Sunday School
The St Marys Sunday School held a 3 PM Christmas program in the Parish Hall. The Sisters of Mercy directed a varied program with orchestra, hymns, recitations, and a Dolly Show. Alfred Dubuc played Santa as children received candy and toys from two decorated trees. Stereopticon Nativity views complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Sisters of Mercy
St. Mary’s Convent
William H. Sission
John Walsh
Mollie
Ellen Kelly
Margaret Connolly
Katherine Gray
Elizabeth Gray
Catherine McKevitt
Anna Flynn
William H. Sisson
J. B. Scholoeder
Tozer
Louise Malafronte
J. Carren
St. John the Baptist
Fr. Turnes
T. Buschlet
Salutaris
Lambillotte
Glory To God
Edward F. Christie
First Congregational Church
Spence
Old Judea
Griggs
Europe
YMCA Holiday Film Show Presents Hansel and Gretal
The Young Men's Christian Association in Rockwell Hall offers a free three reel motion picture program this Saturday with Hansel and Gretal and The Woodcutter's Children. Humperdinck music accompanies, vocal solos between films, and free reserved seats are available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Rockwell Hall
Gumm
Hansel
Gretal
Humperdinck
Hanzel
Fifth District Court Dissolves Civil Cases. Hammill Rules
In the First District Court yesterday Judge F H Hammill presided as no criminal cases appeared. Civil actions disposed include Giuseppe Ruggiere vs Vincenzo Victoro with a judgment for the plaintiff of 35 dollars and 53 cents plus costs. Alfonso Vermette vs the Rhode Island Company continued nisi. Pasquale Giglio vs Manuel Brown continued one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District Court
F. H. Hammill
Guiseppe Ruggiere
Vincenzo Victoro
Hammill
Alfonso Vermette
Rhode Island Company
Nisi
Pasquale Giglio
Manuel Brown
Your Cold Is Dangerous Break It Up Now
A vintage health ad urges immediate action against a cold. It promotes Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey as effective for coughs and mucus, soothing the lungs. The remedy is advertised as guaranteed and priced at 25 cents at the local druggist.
Christmas at the Churches Programs of Special Music
Local churches offer special music programs for Christmas and the following Sunday. Plans include Christmas tree exercises and Sunday school concerts with choirs and instrumental selections.
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Neh Wee
Warewell Lumber
Lunwidlie Bristol, R. I. CO
Providence Telephone Co
Hope and
Bradford Sts
W. M. Connery
Remieres
F. T. Remieres
Star Theatre
J. Warren Kerrigan
Bob Leonard
Ella Hall
Revenue Officer’s
Sterling Comedy
Mary Pickford
Florence
Lawrence
ST. Mary’s Sunday School
Fifth District Court
ST. Michael’s Church
ST. Mary’s Church
Trinity Church
J. Barnby
Woodward
Gounod
Marbeck
Garrett
ST. Elizabeth's Church
A. P. Rebello
Rosewig
Rossi
God
Deilman
Mary Peters
Annie Peters
Joseph Dennis
Manuel Maximi
Rose Mello
Clarissa Pivo
May Mello
Elizabeth Ormond
Mary Sousa
First Baptist Church
Irving T. Gumb
Richard Mccan
Industria
Bristol
L Trust CO
Hope Street
GEM, JR
Edward D
Kunz
Ares
Sion A
A. J. King & CO
Cor
Hope & State Sts
Henry H. Polytan Studio
State St
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