King’s Business evangelistic drive sets Bristol meetings
Dr J Wilbur Chapman leads the Bristol King’s Business campaign under the Presbyterian General Assembly with Dr Ostrom as preacher beginning Feb 27 for two weeks. Hillis to sing Norton to assist. executive committee drawn from Bristol churches. funds sought for board rooms salaries printing and posters. mass meetings planned in Town Hall and area churches with a union prayer gathering Friday night.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Chapman
Rhode Island
Ostrom
Bristol
Hillis
Norton
Presbyterian General Assembly
General Assembly
T. Newton Owen
First Congregational Church
Robert E. Lewis
George H. Peck
John McVay
State Street Methodist Church
Alfred 38. Stowell
First Baptist Church
Frank E. Talbee
Bristol Pentecostal Church
William H. Bell
John 8. Weeden
Gdl
A. W. Barrett
H. W. Obarch
F. M. Dimond
Ezra Dixon
Saab
Peck
First Congregational
Methodist Church
Providence
Congregational Obuaroh
Boys Cabinet Formed At Y M C A Building
State Boys Secretary H W Gibson organized a seven department cabinet for the Boys Department modeled after the chief executive’s cabinet. Twenty one boys will work for peers with a president and seven chairmen leading Bible Study Rooms Educational and Outings Extension Work Membership Gymnasium Social. George R Fish named Bristol representative on the State Council. Tonight Phi Alpha Pi hosts a Valentine Party for young ladies. Bristol chapter has 16 active members.
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State Boys
H. W. Gibson
Boston
Clarence Osterberg
William Cook
Edward Montross
Harold Fish
Milton Morgan
Rennie Sawyer
George Fish
Thezz
Gibson
Onliue
George R. Fish
Bristol
State Council
Boys’ Department
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
Flag Day Observances Across Town Schools and Homes
Flag Day festivities were held in nearly all school rooms with salute to the flag patriotic songs essays and recitations honoring Lincoln's birthday. About 25 veterans from the Soldier's Home visited the schools and several Babbitt Post members attended. Patriotic airs sounded from Trinity church chimes at noon as flags adorned business places and private homes.
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Lincoln
Babbitt Post
Trinity Church
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Ad
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve touted for cuts burns boils bruises and scratches and especially piles. Sold by W Buffington.
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DeWitt
W. Buffington
Bristol overwhelms Fall River in YMCA game for 66 to 26 win
Bristol reserves trounced Fall River 66 to 26 at the YMCA gymnasium Tuesday. Herrmann scored 18 goals from the floor, a Bristol high for a single player, with Wardwell and Balfour also contributing. Final lineup: Bristol Wardwell Daffy Herrmann McCaughey Leahy Simister Monahan. Fall River Davis King Moran Monahan Leahy Moran.
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Naval Reserves
Fall River
Bristol
Y M.C. A
Bristol Boys
Herrmann
Bristol Fall River
Wardwell
Daffy
Davis Balfour
Morley Herrmann
O O King McCaughey
Reg Tg Leahy Simister
Ig Monahan
Moran
Balfour
McCaughey
Simister
Hope High Beats Mohawks In Overtime Thriller
Hope High of Providence defeated the Mohawks in overtime at the M. O. A. gymnasium. After a slow start the visitors led 20 to 14 before Wardwell rallied Hope High with three goals to force overtime, where Hope High scored twice for a 24 to 20 victory amid erratic shooting by both teams. The Mohawks lineup included Wardwell and I. McCaughey forwards, Stowell center, Tobin and Hill guards.
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Hope High School
Providence
Honé High
Wardwell
Hope High Boys
Mohawks
I. McCaughey
Stowell
Tobin
Hill
Cantata David cast slated for Bristol Opera House
The cantata David the Shepherd Boy King will be staged Wednesday and Thursday evenings next week at Bristol Opera House under YMCA auspices. A Boston director leads 125 local performers in a production with six Butterworth composed measures. Cast includes Saul, Ahinoam, Merab, Michal, Jonathan, David, Jesse, Samuel, Abner, Eliab, Abinadab, Shammah, and more with Abigail’s attendants and a piano accompanist.
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King
Saul J. Louis Coggeshall
Queen Ahinoam
Juliette M. Fish Merab
Saul Mary P. Rounds
Michal
Saul Gertrude T. Dimond Jonathan
Saul
Joseph Duffy Jesse
David Charles Liscomb
Russell Kenney David
Jesse F. M. Dimond Samuel
Wendell R Davis Elder
David Dr
A.M Merriman Abner
Jesse
W F. Williams Eliab
Jesse Chester Burgess Abinadab
Jesse Wm
Brownell Shammah
W. D. Christie
Joseph Buffum
Joseph Kinderesse
John Wilkinson Messenger
Hiram Rounds
Elwin Hill
Robert Munro
King’s Guards
Arthur Barrett
Abigail
Carmel
Greene Celia Hill
Helen Warren
Emma McCarty
Genevieve Bowler
Mildred Gorham
Georgianna Perkins
Bertha Verity
Frances Haggerty
Hope Miller
Luella Huestis Weds Eugene Ryone at 21 Barton Street
Miss Luella May Huestis daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Huestis married Eugene Sherman Ryone Wednesday at 8 in the west parlor of the Huestis home 21 Barton street Rev John McVay officiated The ceremony featured palms and flowers A 4 to 6 reception followed in Providence where they will reside The groom a machinist at Brown and Sharpe and the couple received many presents
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Barton Street
Luella May Huestis
Thomas B. Huestis
Eugene Sherman Ryone
John McVay
State Street M. E
Providence
Floyd Huestis
Vacosro Strothera Orchestra
William B
Ryone
Brown & Sharpe
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