Pap U D Home Demonstration Club Smorgasbord
Fifteen members of the Pap U D Home Demonstration Club enjoyed a Smorgasbord Tuesday night at the home of Mrs Augustine Mello. Mrs Mello and Mrs Joseph Normandin were in charge. A preview fashion show will be held at Providence Gas Co Monday afternoon for members who have made clothes to display. Mrs Joseph Bulalock, president, will attend an executive board meeting that morning. A cooking leaders meeting will be held Wednesday at the Gas Co with Mrs Mello and Mrs Normandin serving as cooking readers of the local club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Mello
Mello
Joseph Normandin
Providence Gas Co
Joseph Bulalock
The
Gas Co
Normandin
Frances Tig to Speak at Bristol County Lecture
Dr Frances Tig renowned for child behavior studies will address Bristols area about modern parenting challenges. Devoe Nea Maven author and Emacs C Philbrick chairs talk with proceeds aiding Gesell Institute and Wesley College library expansion. Committee heads are Mrs R B Bosworth Jr and Mrs Richard F ward.
Fragmentary Property List From Dated Estates
A garbled legal notice fragment lists multiple estate owners and parcel sizes, including names like Herreshoff Family, Mary Howe Estate, Kebrek, Leahy, Lima, Marabello, Mahoney, Martin, Mason, Massa, and Guiseppe, with various acreages and square feet, indicating a land distribution or probate context from a historical page.
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Inter Ayre
Pheork
Denis
G. Goulart
Victor ‘Hand Lilliansson
Herreshoff
Mary D. Howe
Mary W. F. Howe
Podene
Norma M. Jouklaris
Harry
Marguerite Kebrek
John V
Mary C. Leahy
Jose
Mary Lima
Francesco
Cosmo Marabello
Agnes Mahoney
Filomena
Gaetano Marabello
Delphine C
Mary P. Martin
Virgin C
Georgian
Property owners listed in historic land survey record
A fragmented OCR shows a long list of individuals and couples with parcel sizes in acres and square feet, including Massa, Salvatore and Marsella Massa, McCarthy, Motta Jr, Mount Hope Bridge Authority, Pagnano, Palmeiri, Patstone, Sardinha, Souza, Stanzione, Steele, Tavares, Wardwell, de Rocha, Viera, Watson, and others. The entries mix acreages and square footage for various properties, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century land allotment or conveyance record. The data appears as a garbled catalog rather than a narrative.
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Massa
Salvatore and
Marsella Massa
William T
Margaret
Rosalina Torres
John J
Florence Viera
Hezekiah C. Wardwell
Marguerite W. de Rocha
John R
Ruth M. Watson
Ferry Route Lands Two Acres in Estate and Farm
The upcoming highway project will take 12 422 square feet of Steele property and about two acres of the Mary Howe Estate. Ferrycliffe Farm owned by Edith H Dewolf will be affected as the road enters the farm. Tennis courts at the farm gates lie in the path. The Mount Hope Bridge junction will be re worked with an acre and a half of bridge land condemned.
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Steele
Mary Howe
Ferrycliffe Farm
Edith H. Dewolf
Losan Ow
Bisbano to Speak at Veterans Affairs Sunday
Orlando J. Bisbano Relief Administrator of the Italian American World War Veterans Sgt Anthony Cappucci Post will speak on Veterans Affairs Sunday at p.m. over station WRIB.
Lawn mower shop advertises sharpening service
Lawn mower shop promotes sharpening for power and hand mowers with pickup and delivery at 192 Metacom Avenue. CL 93-8759.
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Metacom Avenue
Colt crushed by LaSalle in state playoff qualifier
Colt, in one of its worst games of the season, was soundly defeated 87-44 by LaSalle Academy of Providence in a Class C state playoff qualifier at Barrington. LaSalle led from the start, with Colt's Chris Mitchell scoring 23 and Johnny Riley 20. Bettencourt led Bristol with 10, but missed many attempts as Colt struggled with jitters and low shooting percentage. The Bristolians were outplayed throughout, trailing 19-10 after one period and 63-37 after three, before finishing with seven free throws in the final period.
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AE S
Colt
LaSalle Academy
Providence
Barrington
Maroon
LaSalle
Woonsocket
Providence College
Chris Mitchell
Johnny Riley
Walt Cook
Bristolians
Tony ‘Bettencourt
Bettencourt
LaSallians
Green
White
Woman's Democrat Club elects Pontes to represent members
Mrs Rosalind M Pontes, president of the Women's Democrat Club, was elected to represent the members at the Jefferson Rhodes on Apr 22 during the club's third meeting. Councilmen Donovan and Dongvan spoke, Bruno outlined proposed controls on expenditures at taxpayers meetings and noted a town valuation of 68 million while fire department serves the town for 16 thousand per seat. Hostesses for the March meeting were Pontes aides Souto Fred and Trudell.
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Rosalind M. Pontes
Women’s Democratc Club
Jefferson
Rhodes
E Gounéll
Joseph F. ‘Birjino
Jerome ‘Dongvan
Bruno
General Assembly
Bristol
Donovan
Pat Spneens
Ies Sucy Melon
Pontes
Theresa Souto
Mary Fred
Anna Trudell
Annual Cotton Ball Scheduled For May 25
The ninth annual cotton ball sponsored by the Children of Mary Sodality of St. Elizabeth's Church will be held Friday May 25 in St. Elizabeth's auditorium from 8 30 p m under chairmanship of Miss Alice Almeida. Highlights include the Grand March and prizes for the three prettiest cotton gowns with planning help from Miss Anita Tavares secretary Miss Elizabeth Almeida tickets Miss Olivia Sousa programs and several other young ladies assisting.
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Children of Mary Sodality
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth's Auditorium
Alice Almeida
Olivia Sousa
Lillian Brown
Eleanor Quintal
Leonora Alves
Rosaline August
Rose Dias
Barbara Alves
Alice Menezes
Ida Sousa
Frances Machado
Deolinda Rodrigues
Dorothy Cordeiro
Delores Martin
Theresa Barbara
Delores Rodrigues
Margaret Marshall
Daycare At Baptist Church Hosts World Day of Prayer
Bristol County Council of Church Women led a World Day of Prayer service at First Baptist Church with United Church Women worldwide in the 70th annual observance. The program featured Indian prayers, a Phoenix Indian School connection, and local organizers and participants including Mrs A L Johnston and several named volunteers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County Council of Church Women
First Baptist Church
United Church
Queen Salote
Tonga Islands
Cook
Daniel Prescott
Albert Martin
Warren M. Roberts
Thomas D. Adams Jr
Luther H. Blount
Raymond Dixon
John D. Moore
Daniel Thompson
Albert E. Hutchison
Frank C. Child
Ralph S. Handy
Walter W. Swanson
Walter W. Swanson Jr
Purim Party Planned by Jewish Center Group
The Jewish Community Center group planned a Purim party for this Sunday in the synagogue vestry. Mrs. Maynard Shusman leads the event with Mrs. Philip Shusman hosting at Tuesday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Community Center Group
Maynard Shusman
Philip Shusman
D A R Observes Washingtons Birthday
Thirty members of the D A R observed Washingtons birthday with a luncheon at the Harriet Bradford Inn. The Rev Warren Roberts of the Warren Methodist Church was the main speaker. His subject was Freedom. It was the 64th annual Wash observance, arranged by the program committee under the chairmanship of Miss Alice Almy. Miss Almy noted that Washington was the highest paid man in the country.
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D.A.R
Washington
Harriet Bradford
Warren Roberts
Warren Methodist Church
Alice Almy
Almy
Holy Rosary Society to receive Communion at 7a.m. Mass
The Holy Rosary Society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church will receive Holy Communion in a body at the 7 a.m. Mass Sunday.
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Holy Rosary Society
The
Holy Rosary Society of Our Lady of
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