Kearney Post 6 of The American Legion Holds Meeting
At the Bertram G. A. R. Hall the Kearney Post 6 met to plan activities. William Wall urged support for the Adjusted Compensation bill while new committees were named and four new members admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
American Legion
John Foli
Henry Trudell
Henry J. Iasiello
Frederick E. Garvin
Samuel J .Smith, Jr
James J. Sylvester
William N. LePage
Bristol District Nursing Association
Auxiliary
Grand Army Hall
Charles M. Morgan
Vernon A. Gray
Kearney Post
Legion Night
Outlet Broadcasting Station
Post
James Stanton Post
Richard J. Dennis
Washington
Providence
Probate Court Docket Includes Guardians, Wills And Real Estate
A Probate Court session before Judge Edward L Leahy disposed matters including guardians for minors Ruggerio estates with bond 7500 and appraiser John R Bernardo. estate of Rose Mascola guardian Domenico Mascola with bond 2500. sale petitions for Augusta Sousa and Ernst H Lohrmann. wills for Abbie Munro Young and Roselma Wilcox Bowen with executrix bonds 3000 and 500 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Leahy
Christina Ricci
Dora L
Mary R
Alfonso Rugegerio
Francesca Ruggerio
John R. Bernardo
Theresa
Anthony
Frank Ruggerio
Francesca Rugger
Marie V Michaud
Charles W. Young
Abbie Munro
Ingraham) Young
Frank L. Bowen
Roselma Wilcox Bowen
Wilson dies at 67 after illness shadows presidency
The 28th U S president Woodrow Wilson, born December 28 1856 in Staunton Virginia, dies aged 67 68 after a long illness. The funeral will be simple per Mrs Wilson wishes at 3 PM in S Street house then service at Bethlehem Chapel near Washington Cathedral where he will be entombed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Wilson
Staunton
Virginia
United States
Jackson
S Street
Presbyterian Church
Ethlehem Chapel
Washington Cathedral
Rogers Free Library Adds Thirty New Books
Thirty new books will enter circulation on Thursday February 7 at the Rogers Free Library. Titles include Religious Confessors and Confessants by Anna R Burr. The Story of the Bible by Hendrik Van Loon. My Rhineland Journal by General Henry T Allen. Tales of Travel by Marquis Curzon. Old Days and New by Lord Ernest Hamilton. Youth and the New World edited by Ralph P Boas. The Life Mask by the author of To M L G. Almayer's Folly by Joseph Conrad. The Winding Stair by A E W Mason. The Moon Out of Reach by Margaret Pedlar. The Cost of Oil by Coningsby Dawson. Children of the Way by Mrs Allinson. The Midlander by Booth Tarkington. Anthony Dare by Archibald Marshall. The Happy Isles by Basil King. Michael's Evil Deeds by E Phillips Oppenheim. For boys and girls additional titles listed including Walter of Tiverton Travel Stories from St Nicholas The Amateur Chemist The Plattsburgers The Black Phantom Famous Leaders of Industry The Mysterious Tramp Fairy Tales from the Orient Elsie Morley Honey Blue Bonnet of the Seven Stars Blue Bonnet in Boston Girls of the Central High School Riding the Red Cross Girls of the Central High School on the Stage and The Little Lead Soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna R. Burr
Hendrik van Loon
Rhineland
Henry T. Allen
Rhine
Marquis Curzon
Kedleston
Ernest Hamilton
Frederick Hamilton
Atlantic Monthly
Ralph P. Boas
M L. G
Margaret Pedlar
Coningsby Dawson
Allinson
Brown
Woman's College
Brown University
Booth Tarkington
Middle West
Anthony Dare
Archibald Marshall
Happy Isles
Basil King
Elsie Morley
Honey
Seven Stars
Boston
Central High School
Red Cross
Ordinary Comfort Among Fellows
A reflective note asserts that a homely man gains solace by blending in with peers rather than drawing attention to himself, emphasizing quiet personal reassurance in social life.
Lost Pass Book From Industrial Trust Co Bristol
Lost or destroyed pass book No 15159 issued by Industrial Trust Co Bristol in its Participation Department. Please return to bank. Payment has been stopped and application made for issue of duplicate book as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Industrial Trust Co
Bristol
Mass Meeting Opposes Johnson Immigration Bill
A large Italian residents gathering at Italian Hall Wood Street Sunday urged Senator LeBaron Colt to oppose the Johnson immigration bill as unfair to Italians. Speakers included Adamo Mancini Pasquale Coppola and Domenico Mauriello who pressed equal rights and fairness and a protest resolution to the State Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
United States
LeBaron B. Colt
Adamo Mancini
S. M
Johnson
Germany
Italy
America
Giannotti
Domenico Mauriello
Providence
Pasquale Coppola
Gerado Godola
Giuseppe Mansi
Antonio Ferrara
Carmelo Campagna
Santo Miano
Pasquale Scartini
Hope Circle No 70 D of I Plans April Bazaar
At the regular Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella meeting in G A R Hall plans for an April bazaar were discussed. The group will celebrate its seventh anniversary with a banquet on March 17 and conduct a two week membership drive to be reported at the Feb 18 meeting. A sewing bee will prepare items for sale at the bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
G A. R. Hall
Obituaries of Ella Hanson and Mary Ann Trainor
Died Hanson Suddenly in this town Feb 3 Ella Elvira Hanson age 49. Funeral from 98 Constitution street Wednesday Feb 6 at 2 30 Relatives invited. Trainor In the Memorial Hospital Pawtucket Feb 4 Mary Ann wife of Patrick Trainor of this town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Ella Elvira Hanson
Constitution Street
Trainor
Memorial Hospital
Pawtucket
Mary Ann
Patrick Trainor
In Memoriam Minnie Livingston Bowen
In loving memory of Minnie Livingston Bowen who died February 5 1922. Two years have passed since we last saw her dear face and parting memory remains. Her sisters Mrs. C Booth and Mrs. W H Taylor write this memorial note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Livingston Bowen
C Booth
W. H. Taylor
Mrs. Ella Hanson Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage At 98 Constitution Street
Mrs. Ella E. Hanson wife of Gustave William Hanson died Sunday morning after a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Saturday night at 98 Constitution Street while caring for her daughter. Born in New York City May 2 1875 she lived here 30 years and leaves husband three daughters Miss Helen M Hanson Miss Dorothy P Hanson and Mrs. William C Manchester and son Norman W Hanson. She was active in St Michael's Church and Ivy Guild and funeral is set for 2 30 pm tomorrow with burial at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella E. Hanson
Gustave William Hanson
William C. Manchester
Walley Street
Manchester
Hanson
St. Michael’s Church
Mrs. Hanson
New York City
Walter and
Ella (Palmer) Lidacker
Helen M. Hanson
Bristol Telephone Exchange
Dorothy P. Hanson
Colt Memorial High School
Norman W Hanson
St Michael's Church
Ivy Guild
Constitution Street
Anson B. Howard
North Cemetery
Miss Sarah C Hoar Rites Held At North Cemetery
Miss Sarah C Hoar died after a week's illness from pneumonia at her sister in law's home 43 Byfield Street She was born February 19, 1841 in Bristol and lived there all her life A Bristol police chief brother James Hoard predeceased her by 17 years Four nephews and four nieces survive The funeral from her residence was held at 2 pm with Rev Charles W Martin of State Street M E Church officiating Burial followed at North Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Hoar
Mary Hoard
Byfield Street
Miss Hoar
James and
Mary (Gardner) Hoar
Bristol
State Normal School
Town Hall
State Street M. E
James Hoard
Charles W. Martin
North Cemetery
Mrs Mary A Trainor Dies After Surgery at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Mary Ann Trainor wife of Patrick Trainor of 27 Collins street Pawtucket died at Memorial Hospital after an operation yesterday morning about 8. She was born in Ireland daughter of the late Bernard and his wife and came to town as a young woman. Married Sept 12 1889 in St Marys Church by Rev Edward Carrigan she leaves two daughters Mrs Henry Murphy of Pawtucket and Mrs Albert Smith and Edward Trainor of Riverside as well as Frank Trainor of this town and two sisters in California and Fall River. She was a member of St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Trainor
Patrick Trainor
Collins Street
Memorial Hospital
Pawtucket
Trainor
Ireland
Bernard Hart
St. Mary's Church
Edward Carrigan
Henry Murphy
Albert Smith
Edward Trainor
Riverside
Frank Trainor
California
Fall River
Employed Boys Capture Y Gym Crown Over Centrals Pawtucket
Employed Boys defeated Centrals of Pawtucket 40 to 33 in a tight finish at the Y gym last Saturday. Mystic Circles then beat the Y Flyers 19 to 8 in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centrals
Pawtucket
Mystic Circles
Y” Flyers
A Bristol Chronicle Round of Wondering Questions
A string of short inquiries covers local issues from business hours and police incidents to sports at Colt High School and Bristol baseball prospects. It questions bridge plans, Naval Armory floor repairs, phone service improvements, skating on the common, Suburban car schedules, and town council budgeting.
Nobody Likes to Argue With Others Says the Speaker
A speaker warns against arguing with others and urges choosing calm dialogue. The remark suggests preferring constructive discussion over conflict and emphasizes self-control in conversations.
True, Law Never Kills a Vice It Scratches It
A terse aphorism notes that law cannot eradicate vice but can only scratch it, asserting moral regeneration as the true mechanism for annihilating vice. The line emphasizes reform over punishment as the path to virtue.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Probate
Burgess St. Providence
Fred Suzman
Hope Street
Woodrow
Rogers Free Library
Memoriam
Ella’e. Hanson
Mary A. Trainor
Ines
Hope and
Franklin Streets
Paul
the Colt High School
Bristol Ferry
Portsmouth
Naval Armory
A. I
Rhode Island
the Electric Shop
Eense
Queen’s Brand
Premier Brand
Refugee
Lily Brand
Curtis Bros
Campbell’s
Heinz
Uneeda
Grahams
Frankforts
Hamburg
Bologna
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