Bristol Plans Vocational School With Rubber Firm Aid
Wallis E Howe asks the National Rubber Company about a new Dr Guiteras school for manual training. The Industrial Relations Department replies in support, offering part time work, equipment loans, and cooperation to create a practical vocational program in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallis E. Howe
George Schlosser
National India Rubber Company
Dr Guiteras
Schlosser
Industrial Relations Department of
United States
Rubber Company
Bristol
M. H. Clark
T Hiave
Hopkins
United States Rubber Company
R. M. Thompson
Industrial Relations Department
Memorial Park Favored by Rev James DeWealf Perry
Reverend James DeWealf Perry of Germantown Pennsylvania endorses a Bristol plan to fill Silver Creek and convert it into a memorial park for local soldiers. He urges preserving the family homestead while beautifying the town entrance at the bridge, stating the proposal would enhance impressions for visitors and tie early settlers to Bristol’s future. February 18, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James DeWealf.Perry
D.D
Bishop Perry
Episcopal Diocese of
Rhode Island
Silver Creek
Bristol
The
Phoenix
Phenix
Bristol Phoenix
J. Dewolf Perry
School Lane
Germantown
Methodist pastor to speak at State Street Church Sunday
Rev. Robert M Pierce former Camp Devens chaplain and secretary for the Life Service Department of the Boston Area speaks at State Street Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday morning. The Centenary Movement seeks 53,000 volunteers and plans at least 85 million for missions and reconstruction. A full Sunday school attendance is urged and evening services include a sermon by Rev. Dr. A C McGilton on an ideal father and a happy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M Pierce
Camp Devens
Life Service Department
Boston
State Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Pierce
State Street M. E
A. C. McGilton
Chimes of Normandy to Play at Pastime Theatre
Coming events list dates February 17 and 18 for Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Pastime Theatre showing The Chimes of Normandy. Also February 28 a private Senior class dance at Colt Memorial High School auditorium. February 27 a clam chowder supper served by Ladies' Aid Society at State Street ME Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Colt Memorial High School
State St. M EF
Ladies’ Aid Society
Party Caucuses Present Identical Ballots in Bristol Town
Republican and Democratic caucuses in the Bristol County Court House nominated overlapping slates for town offices with all candidates matching except for Town Council and School Committee. Harmony marked the Democratic caucus as polls opened 8 and closed 8:30, while Republicans faced minimal opposition and noted possible withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County Court House
Republicarivcauctts
Everett_LeB. Church
George A. Arnold
John M
Goggeshall
Amos
S. Gorham
Patrick’ McGovern
John
John H. Tucker,Jr
Edura Bunn
Henry Dio
Edward I. Leah
John H. Wall
Harmony
George John M. Coggeshall
Amos S. Gorham
Patrick McGovern
Elisha Hibbert
Francis P. McGovern
Edward E. Bunn
Peter Gasper
Edward Li Ledhy
Giuseppe Poja
Anson B. Howard
Cordelia L. Merriman
Robert Newbold
Christian A. Ostby
James B. Brown
Peter J. Lannon
John W. Church
Probate Court Grants Administrators and Sales Petitions
In a Monday Probate Court session Judge Benjamin Lindemuth granted the petition to appoint John H. Gallagher as administrator of Annie Gallagher with a $1000 bond. James Cashin’s surety and John M. Rushneck as appraiser were named. Accounts of Sophie J D Wolf as guardian of Henry D and James F D Wolf were recorded. Ernest W Arnold’s petition to sell Nellie E Arnold’s real estate was granted with a minimum bid of $1750 and a $2500 bond. Application to sell items in John Campbell’s estate inventory was granted. First and final accounts of Julia A T Gladding’s executrix and the Benjamin Gladding estate were continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lindemuth
John H. Gallagher
Annie Gallagher
James Cashin
John M. Rushneck
Sophie J D’wolf
Henry D
James F. D'Wolf
Ernest W. Arnold
Nellie E Arnold
John Campbell
Julia A. T. Gladding
Benjamin Gladding
Battle of Shiloh 1862 name origin explained
The Civil War battle on the Tennessee river plateau near Pittsburgh Landing and Shiloh Methodist church led to the name Shiloh being accepted by both sides. Federal troops landed at Pittsburgh Landing to initiate the battle, which opened the gateway to the South. Confederate naming centered on the Shiloh church location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shifoh
Tennessee River
Pittsburgh
Shiloh
Shiloh Methodist Church
Hazeloch praised by Pawtucket woman for women health
Mrs Welsh of 658 Farle Street says Hazeloch is a reliable health remedy for irregularities and female troubles. The old Indian herb tonic is claimed to tone the system and act as a laxative, relieving cramps, backache, headaches, and fatigue when used as directed. Sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Pawtuckert
R. L
Mrs. Welsh
Farle St
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California
F. Gilroy
Pate
Joseph A Charette
Sam
the Shoeman
G. Alr
Washington
Bristol Train OF Artillery
Naval Armory
Essex
E. D. Kunz and Hope Drug Co
Artillery
13Th Co
State Guard
Staples Coal Company
State Street
Ferncroft
Ferncroft Hotel
Bruno- Bros
Mansacers
Bradford St
Bristol, R. 1
Memorial Park
Dr. Perry
Probate
Hazeloch
Allright
Bacon
Barley
Bwistal Reauwsny
Giate
Rraia
Ted Agiwethiensi
G.A
Wee Ree
Swift
Florida
McLaren
Imperial Club
Philadelphia
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