Auditorium exercises at John Post Reynolds school
Friday afternoon program featured two student written playlets Keep Your Safety Rules and Dangerous Coasting, a spelling contest won by Miss Claudia De Wolf with Miss Catherine St Angelo second, plus readings about George Washington and the inaugural, with the Star Spangled Banner sung to close.
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John Post Reynolds
Dramatic Club
Claudia de Wolf
Catherine St Angelo
Annie Quatruopolo
Josephine Cavallaro
Adeline D'Amore
Emelia DeFlorie
Mary Cardoza
Lews Durgin
Ina P Warren
Elenora C Swanson
Dorothy J Drown
Stephen Masena
John Valante
John “Maring
Raphaelia’ Godola
Demenis Miare
Mary Victoria
James Fusco
Marjorie Manley
Samuel Pasqua
Oresta Proacopia
Phoebe de Costa
Domenic Miano
George Washington
Yorktown
Dorothy Crowley
Mabel Collins
Changes at N I R Co
Notice posted at the National India Rubber Company factory announces February 21 changes in staff. Fred Serbst moved from foreman of Royal Cord Inspection to assistant foreman Calender Department under George T Pollock. Leo Cantwell moved from Wire Technical to Wire Schedule Department as Assistant to the Promotion Superintendent.
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National India Rubber Company
Fred Serbst
Royal Cord Inspection Department
George T Pollock
Leo Cantwell
Knights of Pythias Talk Tonight on Civic Betterment
Burnside Lodge No 4 Raght o Pythos hosts the second in a half hour educational series in Grand Army Fall. The open meeting features Bertram Wall national executive committeeman of the American Zion party as speaker. Walls topic is Betterment.
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Burnside Lodge
Pythos
Grand Army Fall
Don Ro Brown
Trate Cmail
Bertram Wo Wall
Ameriwam Ba Zion
Bristol church groups meet and public figures tour factories
The K O T C of the first Baptist Church meets with Lloyd Smith on Friday at 7 30 pm. Pastors from 11 Bristol county evangelical churches preach simultaneous sermons on Can a Man be a Christian Outside the Church next Sunday. Carl Brandman of Vienna on a US Rubber Company inspection visits the National India Rubber Company factory. Parish Aid Society of Trinity Church meets at Mrs Wardwell s home at 2 30 pm. St Matthias Day mass at 9 30 am Thursday. Francesca Silva moved to Union Hospital underwent appendicitis operation yesterday. Mystic Circle met at the YMCA library last Wednesday. Bristol Chapter D A R attended a colonial service in Providence. Ladies Aid Society planned a food sale and chowder March 3 at the vestry. Mars William H Remieres is committee chair. Francis Mayotte arrested by Worcester police for neglect to provide for his wife and three children. Bristol Council Knights of Columbus hosts a whist and dance with Dwyer s Moulin Rouge Orchestra. Mrs Samuel H Davis spoke at Washington s Birthday party of the Bristol Chapter in Hotel Belvedere. Louise Church of Warren sang patriotic songs. Met Club held a talk at Trinity Parish House. HM oS Pinafore rehearsals planned for April 25 26.
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First Baptist Church
Lloyd Smith
High’ Street
Bristol County
Carl Brandman
Vienna
Austria
United States Rubber Company
National India Rubber Company
Trinity Church
Samuel C. Wardwell
Hope Street
Pappasquash Road
Mystic Circle
YMCA
Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
Beneficent Congregational Church
Providence
William S. Manchester
Ladies’ Aid Society
State Street
MFE
Archibald M Muller
William “H Remieres
Francis Mayotte
Richard J. Kavanaugh
Worcester
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Dwyer
Moulin Rouge
Howard Potter
John Desfauriers
Willam Towser
Roland Martell
John A Ruggiero
Samuel H. Davis
Westerly
The
Belvedere
Louise Church
Warren
Charles A. Johnson
Nelson Kellogg
Tennessee
Met
Harald Newman
HM Os Pinafore
Pred M Straight
Religious notices and church events postponements due to storm
Postponements include the Rogers' Memorial Chapel visit by the Soldiers' Home committee of the Women’s Relief Corps Rhode Island branch and other plans. The Woman's Mission Club of St Mary’s Church met with Rev Thomas Gillan speaking on stations of the cross. Holy Rosary Sodality and Holy Name Society members attended mass. Community services featured anniversaries for Mrs Frank Federico and Miss Louise Ferrara. World Wide Guild at First Baptist discussed “Hospitals on the Mission Field” with monthly prayer meetings planned and violin duets and refreshments at the close.
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Rogers’ Memorial
Idiers
Woman's Mission Club
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas J. Gillan
Holy Rosary Sodality
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Holy Name Society
Boys of
Frank Federico
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Louise Ferrara
World Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
George F Marshall
Muriel Hodgdon
Harold E. Pedlexs
Doris Bullock
Charles H Liscomb
Daughters of Isabella Circle Plans Chowder Sale and Anniversary
Daughters of Isabella No 70 met at Knights of Columbus Home on State street for a Washington Birthday event. Mary Morris and Mrs George Gibson won peanut game prizes. Nora F Dwyer and Mrs Marguerite Hamill won Washington Birthday pie. Committee chairs named for chowder sale sewing circle and 10th anniversary events to be held March 20.
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Mary Condon
Mary Morris
Scout Troops Plan Social Activities And Meetings
Troop 2 holds a Washington Party tonight with a Scout Building gathering, an efficiency contest, volleyball practice, and a social around a campfire. Troop 5 schedules a Patriotic Social Thursday in Trinity Parish House with a social, games, and a feed. Troop 1prepares for inspection with final council instruction. Troops 4 and 5 plan future meetings, dedications, and an investiture ceremony.
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Bristol County
East Providence
East Providence High School
Trinity Parish House
Warren
Troop 1
Counci
Troop 5
Fish Wall
Court of Honor and Board of Awards
Coming events from local clubs and churches list
A dated list of social and community events includes the annual Fair of Lodge Princess Helen No 476 for February activities, a second annual military ball by Battery C 243d CA (HD2) at the State Armory, public whist at Y M C A Rockwell Hall, Dutch Supper by Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters, a district school event at Blueberry Corners, a February food sale and chowder by State Street Mob Church, dances at the BOTA Armory, Olympus Palace public supper, and other community gatherings priced and timed for February and March.
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Battery
State Armory
Church Street
Rockwell Hall
Y M Jca
Mt Hope
Grand Army Hall
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Blueberry Corners
Berean
First Baptist Church
Reynolds School
Ladies Aid Society
State Street
Syracuse group to meet with guest Grand Chancellor
Olympus Palace No. 13 J. O. Princes of Syracuse holds a meeting tomorrow at 8 p m in G A R Hall with Bertram Wi Wall as speaker and social hour to follow. a grand prize will be drawn at the close. Grand Chancellor John Barnes of Providence will be a guest.
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G.A. R. Hall
John Barnes
Providence
Round's Family Welcomes Daughter in Atlanta
In Atlanta on February 16 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George M Rounds. She is also a granddaughter to Mrs Eugene A Rounds of this town.
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Rounds
Atlanta, Ga
George M. Rounds
Eugene A. Rounds
Blast From Kansas Attacks New York City Subways
An Atchison Globe opinion note derides New York City residents as conceited and ignorant, claiming they assume mastery of all due to knowing subway entrances. The column offers a provocative regional gripe about urban pretension.
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Kansas
New York City
Atchison Globe
For Sale Bristol Cottage with Harbor View and Utilities
Residential seven room cottage in Bristol with gas electricity toilet and bath. Lot 564 by 104 feet with fruit trees and a beautiful harbor view. One minute to shore Providence Newport boat five minutes to railroad station ideal for summer or permanent residence. Address R Street Bristol. Price reasonable.
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Bristol
Bristol Harbor
Shore
Providence-Newport Bug
Railroad Station
Sum R
New York to Alki: Birth of Seattle’s Alki Point
The article recalls Lee Terry of Watertown and his vision to found a Northwest city. He named his settlement New York, but an onlooker called it New York Alki, meaning New York by and by, leading to the name Alki Point in Seattle today.
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Beattle
New ‘York
Lee ‘Terry
Watertown
Manhattan
Puget Sound
Hilliot Bay
New York
Terry
Alki
Alki Point
Seattle
New York Times
Babylon and Mesopotamia Fertile Plain Land of Shinar
Babylon, the oldest and most renowned city on the plain of Shinar, lies in Mesopotamia between the Tigris and Euphrates. ancient writers praise the exceptional soil with abundant crops. Wheat and barley grew naturally, with crops twice cut and a third for cattle feed. Palm groves provided dates for inhabitants.
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Mesopotamia
Babylon
Shinar
Tigris
Euphrates
Pliny
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Richard C. Quirk
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District OF Rhode Island
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Dunbar Brothers
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G. W. Simmons
William Street
Isaac
Garfield Avenue
B. Munro
William A. Doran
Bay View Ave
Deltor
A. Eisenstadt
Belvedere Block
Industrial Trust Co
WoOd
Laundry
Bristol, R.1
Kemp
Buffington’s Pharmacy
General Wood Work Company
State Street Wharf
J. Bristol
R. I
Lodge Princess Helen
Order Sons of Italy
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Olympus Palace
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King’s Greenhouses Florists
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Massachusetts
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State
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John T Drury
Oakdale Ave
Dedham
Maas
Bradford Street
Thames
Phoenix Office
Bento—Couto
Francisco G. Vieira
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Alice Silva Couto
Ricardo
Seekonk
Helen Ricardo
John Ricardo
Ruth E. Middleton
Pure Food Store
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Santos
Maxwell House
Maxwell House Bliss
Gorton
Paragon
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New England
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