Obituary of Mrs Marguerite deWolf Mudge in Bristol
Mrs Marguerite deWolf Mudge widow of Henry Holbrook Mudge died last night at eleven at Bristol Born March 14 1859 on the Pappasquash estate daughter of Francis Le Baron deWolf and Eliza West She was twice married first to Henry Crocker Allen and then to Henry Holbrook Mudge Survived by son Henry deWolf Allen daughter Mrs Draper Daugherty and granddaughter Nancy Allen Funeral Monday at 2 pm from her son's residence at Pappasquash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite de W. Mudge
Marguerite deWolf Mudge
Henry Holbrook Mudge
Bristol
Mudge
Francis le Baron deWolf
Eliza West
Pappasquash
Henry deWolf Allen
Draper Daugherty
New York
Nancy Allen
Poppasquash
Warren Native Carpenter Remembered in Local Obituary
He was a native of Warren and learned the trade of carpenter from his father. He leaves a wife and one son also a brother and sister. Mr. Child was well known among the employes of the Herreshoff Co., and many other residents of this town.
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Warren
Child
Herreshoff Co
Charles E. Child Dies at 74 in Warren
Charles F. Child, an electrician and carpenter at Herreshoff Manufacturing Co. boat shops in Warren, died at his Bridge Street home Monday evening at age 74. He had worked 34 years at the plant and fell ill after returning home from the shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Child
Charles F. Child
Herreshoff Manufacturing Co
Bridge Street
Warren
Mr. Child
Complaining Man Is Usually Wrong, Fort Wayne Note
A Fort Wayne News Sentinel quip suggests that when someone complains he is not getting all he deserves he should instead congratulate himself. The remark frames discontent as misplaced self-criticism and favors a constructive outlook.
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Fort Wayne News. Sentinel
First permanent wave patent issued in 1872
The permanent wave, started by a woman, began with a patent issued to Elena Crain of Kansas City in 1872. This marked the first apparatus, shaping the design of later machines of this type.
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Elena Crain
Kansas City
Collision of Autos Injures Four Youths in City Crash
Four youths in a large touring car were injured in a crash with a heavy truck at High and Bradford streets yesterday around 8:30 am. The touring car, driven by Anthony Puya, and truck driver George T Ingram, were damaged as the truck overturned near the northeast corner. All injured were treated by Dr. John R. Bernardo for cuts, sprains, and lacerations. state and city police investigated the collision.
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High and
Bradford Streets
Anthony Puya
Mt Hope Avenue
George T Ingram
Hope Street
John R. Bernardo
Joseph Arcello
Shaw Lane
Manuel Souza
Constitution Street
Frank Frances, Jr
Roma Street
William Rego
Albert Hark
State Board of Public Roads
Bradford Street
High Street
Boy Scouts Observe Week With Town Officials Roles
The Boy Scouts begin a seven day observance named Good Turn Day. Tomorrow 17 scouts will govern the town from 9 to 12, acting as councilmen and officers after being sworn in by Brig Gen L H Callan.
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Boy Scouts
L. H Callan
Bristol
Benjamin Mancino
Francis Hayes
Anthony Bruno
Domenico Romano
John King
Domenico DiGiorgio
Harold Connery
Albert Metcalf
Frank Marino
George Valley
James Hutler
Domenico Capone Herman Grablinske
Pronineer Oo
Fire Department
Joseph Dennis
John Filvan Kimer Rounds
Frank Rinaldi
Bristol Community Events Calendar Shows February and March Delights
A Busy schedule highlights dances, teas, sales, and social gatherings across Bristol. Included are the Grand Fair by the Bristol Boys' Community Band, a chicken salad supper, Valentine events at St Marys and St Ritas, a Working People's Dinner, and the Musical Comedy The Belle of Bagdad staged by Colt High School pupils. The Washington Ball of Train of Artillery closes the listings at the State Armory.
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Ino Holme
Ladus’ Benevolent
Valentine Somal
St Rita's Club
Congregational Street
Valentine
St Michaes Parish
Baptist Church
Hursday
Meeting of Kearney Post Tonight at G A R Hall
The Kearney American Legion post urges all members to attend tonight at 8 o'clock at the G A R hall. Senior Vice Commander Charles E Callery leads the meeting and plans are discussed for upcoming activities and district reports.
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Kearney Post
G A. R. Hall
Charles E. Callery
Belvedere Hotel
The
Legion Allex
Kearney
American Legion
Colonial Hotel
Chas E. Callery
G. A. R. Hall
James T Pierce
Local boxing smoker features Mansi versus Ruggiers at Battery D event
Martin Mansi a local catcher and noted boxer faces Tony Ruggiers lightweight champion of the state in a Battery D BT.A. athletic smoker at the State street armory on Wednesday night February 19. Mansi fights a opponent who beat Al Koziol and Tony Catalano and drew with Tommy Rawson. Martie a National Guard featherweight champion last year debuts as a lightweight. Frankie Malafronte joins the semi final against Bill Furtado. Three more bouts are set with local youths from this town and Warren.
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Battery D
Martin’ Mansi
Tony Ruggiers
Bt.a
State Street
Mansi
al Koziol
Tony Catalano
Tommy Rawson
Martie
Battery C
National Guard
Tony Ruggieri
Frankie Malafronte
Bill Furtado
Young Federico
Warren
Iris Malafronte
Tony Ruggerro
Fractures Thigh Jams Veteran Spar Maker at Herreshoff
79 year old fratures left thigh after slipping on ice at Herreshoff Manufacturing Co boat shops. Expert spar maker of masts booms and gaffs, Mr Davidson, is taken to Truesdale Hospital Fall River for several weeks of confinement. Dr A M Merriman attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jams Davidson
Herreshoff Manufacturing Co
A M. Merriman
Truesdale
Fall River
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J. F. Duffy Confectionery and Card Store
R. I
P. O
Haddock
Lvant Ib
Rhode Island
New England B
High
Bradford
Grand Army Hall
Washington
Train of Artillery
State Armory
Church Street
Mello’s Market
Hope St
Mount Hope Block
Swift
Autocrat Coffee
Campbell
Warren Monumental
Frenca
Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
Cornelius Harrington
Newman Bros
Canada
Newman’s
Hamburg
Florida
S. Pierce
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