Garvin service for Warren man noted in obituary
The 1923 obituary details the death of a Warren resident with survivors Pauline Oliver and Jessie Garvin, two daughters, three sons, and a wide circle of relatives. The funeral included a two pound box of chocolates from the American Legion and was conducted with services at St Michael's and North Cemetery burial, with pallbearers listed and arrangements incomplete at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Ares
Wallace Pe
Fi Broderick
George’ Avin
Warren
Algo ‘Téaves
Arend Childress
Homie Beatetsay
Wité Roonn
Anson B. Howard
Chris Garvin
John’ Oliver
Gegg TE
James
Fred Garvin
North Cemetery
Death of Warren Reporter in Accidental Drowning
Thomas F. Lonergan a Warren based newspaper correspondent and cousin to Thomas M. Lonergan died by accidental drowning after leaving a Democratic caucus at the Warren Town Hall. His body was found Sunday morning near Seaweed Bridge Market street. He is survived by five sisters and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Lonergan
Warren
Thomas M. Lonergan
Warren Town Hall
Seaweed Bridge
Market Street
Horace D. Seymour
James J. Crokin
Mary E
Annie G
Jaines McDonough
Liza Rowe
Brookline
Mass
Robert Wylie
Malden
Edmund
Birthday Anniversary Toasts at Corthell Household
Mrs Corthell celebrates her birthday with two longtime companions, fond reminiscences, and cheerful remarks about aging gracefully. The gathering reflects on habit, time, and companionship as they mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca
Age Bing
Sy Herrebhoff
Coma
Corthell
Tim
Washington's Birthday Exercises Celebrate in Public Schools
In Colt Memorial High School and John Post Reynolds School Friday, students staged a program with flag salute remarks by Principal John J. Anderson and others. Recitations and songs included The Star Spangled Banner, Washington's Birthday, and readings on Washington's life. A play titled George Washington's Fortune showcased a cast of students, ending with a closing song America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Pendleton
Charles Luther
Robert Munro
Valentine Allesandro
Mrs. Washington
Catherine Duffy
Lawrence Washington
Arthur Sousa
George Washington
Robert Munroe
Dorothy Roberts
Richard Genn
Antonio Bonanno
Jame Tabor
Mars Rell Martin
Keith
Cary
Manuel Bothela
Carl Christensen
Red Rowan
Helen Giorgio
America
School
Fall River Battery B loses to Bristol Seniors in tight game
In St Francis Hall Fall River, Battery B was defeated 43 to 28 by the Bristol Senior Club. The Bristol team led at halftime and extended the advantage in a high crowd matchup with the Burke Brothers starring for Bristol and Shakeshaft Warren Crossley among the scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery
Birlwinds
Fall River
River
Brooks
Burke
A. Burke
Bisbane
J. Warren
C. Bruscard
T. ‘Bullock
Sandlach S Sat
Walton
Emmetts
Shakeshaft
M. Gente Timer
M. Morris
J. ‘Walton
Remarkable Cast Roles in Lincoln Drama
The production features Rutledge and Nell Craig as Mrs. Lincoln with Ruth Clifford and a notable cast led by Sedu and others. Completed performances are praised as an historical and artistic masterpiece shown in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutledge
Lincoln
Ruth Clifford
Apne
Nell Craig
Employed Boys Defeated by Pawtucket Seniors 28 26
In a close Saturday game on the Pawtucket Boys Club floor Bristol fell to the senior Pawtucket team 28 to 26. Bristol led early 1694 at the half as both teams remained evenly matched in the second half with key scorers including Brown Rebello and Sabourin contributing multiple baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket Boys
Bristol
Bristol Pawtucket
Rf. Brown
J. Perry
Sabourinoura
M. Perry
Dierterle Marshall
Titmas
Gregson Rebello
Corry
Towner
Floor
Brown
Rebello
Perry
Sauberin
Marshall
Dierterlée
Moura
Fowls
Dierterle
Davis
Springfield College
Timer
Raymond
Farber
World War Memorial Meeting Draws Few Veterans
The War Memorial Committee met at John Reynolds School and heard pleas for a memorial building with an auditorium gym bowling alleys and town offices. A plan for a memorial park and monument at the triangle near Thames streets was proposed alongside other sites. The committee will prepare a report for the town meeting on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iee
War Memorial Committee
John Post “Reynolds
Silver Creek
E Financial Town
Minstrel Show Delights KIearney Group at Parish Hal
A large audience enjoyed the second performance by Kearney Post No 6 American Legion and Kearney Unit at Trinity Parish House last Tuesday. New features included xylophone solos by Miss Mary Healy and the one act comedy The Wooden Leg starring Miss Maryon and O Griswold Boynton. Eddie LeClair played a bold end man role while Fish Pierce and Gladue gave strong support. The chorus sang well and Captain Straight was praised for conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney Post
No. 6
American Legion
Kearney
Trinity Parish House
Eddie LeClair
Fish
Pierce
Gladue
Capt. Straight
Pastime Theatre Benefit By St Elizabeths Choir
Large crowds filled the Pastime Theatre Sunday for a St Elizabeths Church entertainment directed by Miss Anna M Peters. The junior choir of 20 girls sang and danced, with vocal duets by Marcelino Mello and Florence Raposa and acts featuring Florence Raposa and Cora Raposa. A motion picture of The Count of Monte Cristo was shown. Committee organizers were Joseph Castro John Francis Joseph Sousa John Duponte and John Almeida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Church
Anna M. Peters
Marcelino Mello
Florence Raposa
Cora Raposa
Count of Monte Cristo
Joseph Castro
John Francis
Joseph Sousa
John Duponte
John Almeida
Bristol Y Boys State Day Observed
On Saturday March 7 the fifteenth annual Boys State Day will be observed. Local Y boys will join with the Vv boys of Massachusetts and Rhode Island to canvass friends of the Association. Proceeds fund local boys work and state national and international efforts. Friends of the Bristol Y are urged to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Friends ‘of
Salleanions
Bristol “Y
Francis Rites Held for William A. Francis at Mary’s Church
A large funeral in Bristol honored William A. Francis with a Mass at Mary’s Church celebrated by Rev. Francisco G. Vieira and deacons. The service included Knights of Pythias, Pythian Sisters, and Bristol Train of Artillery as pallbearers and a National India Rubber Company presence. Burial followed at North Cemetery with Royal Scouts conducting the committal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Wathaarl Lake
William A. Francis
Franklin
Mary’s
St. Elizabeth’s City
Bristol
Amiérick
Harold Sylvester
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Boy Scouts of America
Washanks Herd
Bristol Train of Artillery
National India Rubber Company
George Rush
Frederick W
Ogg
Atmasters
Brase Mancisl
Walter Wenner- Strand
Frank Perry
Louis Stabila
Francisco Vieira
Roy
George R
Ish
Bristol Team Attends Funeral Behind Artillery and Scout HQ
Bristol units and allied groups stood at half mast until after the funeral. The event involved the Bristol team and elements from artillery and the Scout headquarters, reflecting a period of mourning and collective respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imo
Bristol
Boy Scouts Division B Meeting Adopts Resolutions
Officers and Scouts gather for Division B and Awash onk W S as they adopt resolutions NPTed dathevere A. A regular weekly meeting adjourns in respect for a deceased officer. Troop 2 plans monthly inspection and district rally with full attendance desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts OF Ece
Boy Scouts of America
Frank Francis, Jr
W. S
Fhie Board of Awards
Scout
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