Bristol Observes Christmas With Church Services and Charities
Mild winter weather aided Bristol Christmas observances as church services and charitable groups distributed food clothing and necessities. The day featured midnight masses at several parishes, carols around a lit tree, concerts, and numerous community acts including Girl Scouts visiting shut ins and gifts to veterans.
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Bristol
Church School
St. Michael's Church
Anson B. Howard
Trinity
St. Mary’s
St. Elizabeth's
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Trinity Church
Helen Wing Church
Frederick L. Maryon
Miss Church
Donald Matheson
Henry W. Boynton
Mary Matheson
St. Mary's Church
Thomas J Gillan
Nora E Dwyer
Henry L. Serbst
Joseph Poya
Vasta LaRocca Moss Louise D. Malafronte
St. Elizabeth's Church
Battman
John M. Sylvester
Annie M. Peters
Bristol Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Hydraulion
St Michael's
St. Mary's
Soldiers
Children's
Benjamin Church
Martha B . Rockwell
Booster’s Club
Burnside Lodge
Pythias
Grand Arm Hall
Girl Scouts
Louis Hoar
Bristol Chamber of Commerce Needs Growth and Reform
J H Wall urges Bristol residents to support the Chamber of Commerce by backing sewer and utility extensions, expanded recreation grounds, a veterans memorial, and improved town offices. He calls all interested citizens to attend the January meeting at Hotel Belvedere to discuss plans.
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the Phoenix
Bristol
Chamber of Commerce
Belvedere
J. H. Wall
Destruction of Estate Trees Leads to Arrest and Reward
Joseph Cunha was arrested and convicted in the Fifth District Court for cutting a large ornamental blue spruce on Mrs. William L. McKee’s Ferry Road estate. Henry Beck reports extensive damage across the McKee property and Ferry Hill area, with multiple evergreen trees removed on several estates and along roads. He suspects non local culprits and offers a liberal reward for arrests and convictions.
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Fifth District Court
Joseph Cunha
William L. McKee
Ferry Road
Henry Beck
McKee
Ferry Hill
The
Phoenix
Beck
William G. Low
B. T. Potter
West Farm
Bristol
Big game tonight as Bristol hosts North Attleboro
Bristol Armory hosts a high level contest with North Attleboro, featuring guards Archie Walden and Stewart, Jack Knowles at center, and well known players from Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Bristol aims for revenge after four straight defeats, with its usual lineup led by Drummey, Geisler, Coggeshall, Bisbane, Tinkoff and Flanagan. A preliminary between Bristol Boy Scouts Troop 1 and Bristol Juniors precedes the main game.
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Bristol
Armory
Red” Stewart
North Attleboro
Attleboro
Archie Walden
Stewart
Jack Knowles
T. Smith
C Smith
Ray” Fulton
Doc” Cook
Bristol Five
Rhode Island
J & P. Coats
Sammy Moore
Pawtucket Tigers
Massachusetts
Dean Academy
Franklin
Mass
Smith
New England
Cough Drop Brothers
Drummey
Geisler
Coggeshall
Bisbane
Tinkoff
Flanagan
Bristol Team Seeks Full House for New England Clash
After holidays fans are urged to attend the exciting Bristol games. The fast Bristol squad aims for the New England championship with a strong bid if locals support. Only 184 of 14 000 attend regularly, prompting calls to bring a friend and boost game-night crowds.
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Bristol
Bristol Troops Boy Scouts Bazaar Dates Announced
Annual bazaar of the Bristol Troops Boy Scouts of America set for January 12 19 26 February 2 9 16 23 and March 5 in G A R Hall.
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Bristol Troops
Boy Scouts of America
G.A. R. Hall
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Warbwel
A. E. Markoff, Inc. “ Jewelers & 495
Hope Street
Francis Newbury
A. E. Markoff
Pastime Theatre
Dustin Farnum
Vitagraph
Postal Service
Richard Dix
Lois Wilson
Tonto Basin
Arizona
Neva Gerber
Warner Bros. Presents
Johnny Hines
Little Johnny Jones
George M. Cohan
Tod Sloane
George Cohan
Johnny Jones
Walt
Naval Armory
Bristol Boy Scouts
Barney Levitan
Edward D. Kunzoetemejri
OUR Royal Tailor
Gcustom
Connery
Men’s Outfitter
Comfortland
Waldron CO
Bradford Street
Automobile
E. A. Skinner Insurance
Hope St
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