Minstrel Show Under Auspices of Hope Circle D of Isabella
Members of Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella present their second annual minstrel show at the Pastime Theatre under Miss Nora F O Dwyer. Moulin Rouge Orchestra led by Daniel E Dwyer provides music with pianists Miss Bertha Menard and Miss Margaret Morrissey. The program features choruses solos and specialties by a long list of performers, concluding with a full company closing chorus. Final rehearsal set for Sunday at 10 o'clock in the Pastime Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Nora FE Dwyer
Moulin Rouge Orchestra
Daniel E. Dwyer
Bertha Menard
Margaret M Morrissey
Piannola
Margaret M Conley
Magdalen Shaw
Macntosh
Myrtle Clark
Fla Mac Lemaire
Guy
Miss Okay
Anna Knowlton
Gidap
Garibaldi
Miss Clowd
Nora FO Dwyer
Musses Shaw
Lemaire
Kay
Chowdy
Mary Mouett
Elizabeth Diver
Margeete Walsh
Minnie
Mary Peaks
Mary Collins
Dorothy Manz
Bertha Pavia
Mary Callan
Mary Crosden
Mary Lannon
Katherine Cialla
Flynn
Mary McDonough
Isabel Adams
Isabel Svinia
Mass
Alice Walsh
Sara Sweeney
Sophie
Life of Governor Aram J Pothier Honored at Assembly
Principal of Colt Memorial High School presents a review of Governor Pothier’s life. Students and faculty rise in respect at 1 pm in the high school auditorium with bowed heads. Similar tributes occur at trade schools later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley W. Lane
Colt Memorial High School
Grosernor Aram J Pothier
Nate
Chi Ao
Burnside Lodge Plans Anniversary and Social Event
At the weekly convention of the Bonon side Large No 44 Ranghton Pythias and YR Hall Viesda CVCnINg, George Moore chairs the social committee. Tickets go on sale through Knights or Sisters. the event marks the 64th anniversary of the featured lodge with invited guests including Nostor and Olampus Palace members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebonon
Pythias and
Hall Viesda Cvcning
Ace
Nice
George Moore Oharr
Sevta
Ted Neech
Manet Ord Terae
Ali Dempole
Pathian Noster
Olampus Palace
Juantor Chiter Poanmees
Sveagcuse
Fire Crews Respond to Two Incidents in Local Districts
Volunteer fire companies answered two alarms yesterday. The first, at 9:40 in the 18th district, involved a fire in the cab of a William H. Bell Inc truck and was put out by a water bucket. damage was slight. The second, at 7:20 in the 34th district, was a cellar fire at a Ferry Road cottage used as a Tea Room. damage again was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
18Th District
William H. Bell, Inc
34Th District
Ferry Road
Walker’s ‘Cove
Camp Taka-Test reunion postponed to Monday evening
The Camp Taka Test reunion will be held Monday at 7 30 in the Seo building with moving pictures songs cheers camp committee election and a camp report Deputy Commissioner George R Fish in charge Scouts of all troops invited A Camp Yawgoog reunion follows tomorrow at Commercial High Providence at 8 P M with broad attendance planned A Lincoln life pageant will be shown at First Baptist Church Sun 730 Scout family attendance urged Troop 5 last night planned stunts house parties and a Washington Birthday hike Awashonk’s Herd P WS to reorganize Sunday meetings in the woods
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
First Baptist Church
Washington
The
Scout Honor Society
Wall
Olympus Palace No 13 to Meet at Grand Army Hall
The Junior Order Princes of Syracuse plan a special meeting in Grand Army Hall on Monday evening. Committees for the new term will be formed and plans set for the remainder of the winter season. Members will also discuss inviting Burnside Lodge No 34 Knights of Pythias to attend the 6th anniversary celebration in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsimpus Palace
Princes of
Sen
Rhichards
Providence
Arcadia
Second Annual Ladies Minstrels at Pastime Theatre
Feb 13 and 14 evenings feature the Second Annual Ladies Minstrels under Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella. Feb 14 includes a Tuesday turkey supper under United Brothers and Kebekah Lodges. March events list multiple suppers, card and bridge games, and church activities with local lodges and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circ
Isabella
Turkey
United Brothers and Kebekah
Eoenius Kadroletta
Happy First Congregational Church
Congregational
Mount Hop
Temas
Alvn Bridge
Rockwell Efall Auspis
Bristel
Daughters of the American
Hal Coonetegatus
Teachers of Church
Crryite
Woonsocket Rubber Team Beats National India Rubber Team
Woonsocket Rubber Company defeated the National India Rubber Company 28 to 23 at Woonsocket last night. Battery C 243d Coast Artillery Corps from the town beat Kingston A C at Wickford 30 to 23 with Garvin and Biancuzzo starring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National India Rubber Company
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Woonsocket
Coast Artillery Corps
Kingston
A. C
Wickford
Garvin
Biancuzzo
Real estate transfer for bridge approach land in Bristol area
Isabel Burch Jones of Providence sells land and buildings on the west side of Ferry road to the Mount Hope Bridge Company. This marks the first transfer of property condemned for the Bristol side bridge approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Burch Jones
Providence
Mount Hope Bridge Company
Ferry Road
Bristol
Missions at St Elizabeth's Church Lift Parish Spirit
For two weeks at St Elizabeth's Church the missions led by Rev Fr Joseph P. Dias and Rev Fr Sebastian Couto of the Society of Jesus drew large attendance. The five week was for women and this week for men with talks on Sin Penance and the commandments. The mission will see at the 10 30 o'clock mass Sunday. Father Dias and Father Couto spoke on Punishment at Men The Fourth Commandment Sin Observance of the Lord's Day The Sixth Commandment and related topics during the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Couto
Fr. Diaz
Fr. Couto
Father Dias
Fire Chief Grabert Sidelined by Illness at Home
Fire Chief John Grabert has been confined to his home at 198 High Street for a week after catching a severe cold at the Fall River fire. Assistant Fire Engineer John D. Dimond Jr. serves as Acting Chief during the illness with slight improvement reported this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grabert
High Street
Fall River
John D. Dimond, Jr
Wished Full Equipment Jackie Meets New Brother
A family story follows Jackie and his father as they visit a new baby brother. The room smells of fresh flowers and the boy notes the infant’s small mouth and cries, then tells his father he wanted a brother with teeth.
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Jackie
Mother
Daddy
Desolate Pesca dores Islands Byte by fierce northeast winds
A geologist assessment notes the 21 Pesca dores Islands between Formosa and China have been battered by nine months of northeast gales. Erosion has shrunk their original area, leaving barren surfaces that contrast with Southeast Asia's green island world.
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Theresea
Formosa
China
Pescadores Islands
Asli
De-nicotinizing Tobacco Sparks Health Debate
Historical notes describe multiple methods to remove nicotine from tobacco and claim yarded steam treatment can eliminate most nicotine. Authorities urge reducing nicotine before sale as tobacco damage to heart nerves and lungs is cited. The piece links smoking to persistent coughs and chronic bronchitis risks.
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Toacco
Died Vargas Child Alice Vargas Dies at Six Months
In this town on February 7 Alice daughter of Mr and Mrs Francisco Vargas aged six months is reported dead.
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Vargas
Alice
Francisco Vargas
In Memoriam Hattie N David Son Died February 10 1927
In loving memory of Hattie N David Son who died on February 10 1927. We mourn her in silence and shed many silent tears as she rests with others who are asleep.
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Hattie N Davidson
California group warns children about cars and levers
The California State Automobile Association cautions children to avoid playing around vehicles or touching levers, urging supervision and safety awareness to prevent harm around automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
California State Automobile Association
A Dollar Dinner For Four From Seasonal Shopping
The article outlines a cost cutting meal for two couples priced at one dollar. It details a hamburger plate with buttered peas pineapple fried in fat and a peach meringue dessert using stale sponge cake and peaches. Total items list beef 33 cents egg 5 cents pineapple 9 cents peas 15 cents potatoes 4 cents dessert 23 cents coffee 4 cents bread and butter 7 cents.
Cousin from the West Finds a Friendly Cousin
A visiting cousin meets relatives at a home where two young children play. The mothers fear possible quarrels but the afternoon passes calmly with tea and conversation. Jean tells her mother Helen seemed more like a friend than a cousin.
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Jean
Helen
New York Sun
Recipe fragment mixes satire with sensory cues
This fragment from the Boston Transcript reads like a distorted recipe or culinary parody. It references measurements, extracts, and seasonings but remains unclear in intent, with phrases about liquor, taste, and a stamped image.
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Boston Transcript
Spaghetti Supper Draws Legion Auxiliary Members
Approximately 150 spaghetti suppers were served by Kearney Unit No.6 Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion last evening in Legion Hall Makowsky Block. The event featured candles, cut flowers, flags, and a menu of spaghetti with cheese meatballs rolls pie and coffee. Meals were prepared by Mrs. John Troiano and Mrs. Felicia St Angelo with a committee led by Mrs. Troiano and including many auxiliary members.
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Kearney
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Legion Hall
Makowsky Block
John Troiano
Felicia St. Angelo
Earl Dunbar
Marjorie Edmonds
Fred M. Straight
William le Page
William T. Cashin
Marion Pardey
Walter M. Carr
Margaret Callan
Elizabeth Pierce
Roselman Desilets
Helen A. Condon
Annie Foley
Court of Bristol approves final account of Margaret McLaughlin estate
Bristol probate court schedules February 1 1928 hearing for Robert J. McKay as executor to present final account of Bret R. McLaughlin's estate. Notice ordered to be published fourteen days weekly in the Bristol Phoenix. Clerk John W. Church signs off.
Estate of George T. Sisson Final Account Noted
Probate Court of Bristol on February 1 1928 records William E Sisson administrator presenting final account for the estate of George T Sisson late of Bristol deceased. Court sets February 20 1928 at 10 oclock AM in Bristol Probate Court for consideration and orders fourteen days notice to be published once a week in the Bristol Phoenix.
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Bristol
George T. Sisson
William E. Sisson
CT A
George T Sisson
Bristol Phoenix
John W. Church
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Minstrels
N 70
Burnside Lodge
Olympus Palace
Hert Ssruk
Memoriam
Susan Drawson
Superior Court
State OF Rhode Island
Providence and
Bristol, SC
Town of
County of
M. P
Portsmouth
General Assembly of
Rhode Island
Nathaniel W Smith Edwardt LL Leahy Norman Starier
Wilhelmina Shepard
John W Church
John C F Shepard
Carlo Simioli
TF Robate
Maria Cioffi
Freeborn
R,. Cole
Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Légions
Margaret BR. McLaughlin
Robert J. McKay
Bret R. McLaughlin
Bristol District Nursing Association
State Street
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
A. R. Depasquale & Bro
Undertakers
Providence Garpee
O. M. Bailey
Johns-Manville
Collins Street
E. W. Weaver
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Charles M. Connery
Undertaker
Burton St
Archie H. Rounds
Tel. Con
Union Street
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
Augustus P. Duffy
W. W. Franklin & Co
Wood Street
William A. Doran
Bay View Ave
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