Firemen's Annual Meetings Elect Officers in Bristol
Bristol veterans and four volunteer fire companies held annual meetings Wednesday evening electing officers for ensuing year. Officers named for Hydraulion Company and other units, with 98 members, 3 deaths, banquets and a turkey supper marking the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Association
Bristol Veteran Firemen’s Association
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Daniel G. Cogge- Shall
Everett LeBaron Church
Edward J. Quirk
Walter E. Munroe
William P. Paine
Robert J. Anderson
Thomas J. Meiggs
John Campbell
Raymond A. Card
Julien Close
William B. Spooner
Charles L. Pendleton
Rhode Island State Firemen's League
Philip Brady
William H
Chester Hemple
Samuel A. Mott
William Francis
Manuel Francis
Defiance Hose Company
Harry R. Gray
William H. R Manchester
Fred H. Coggeshall
Hiram A. Rounds
Alexander G. Fales
Charles Fales
State Firemen’s League
Hiram A Rounds
Defiance Orchestra
Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Company
William Simmons
Martin Nelle
Oliver J Lemaire
James Holmes
Herman Gablinski
George Collard
Rhode Island State Firemen’s League
Harvard Goettler
William Cooke
John Collard
William MccCart
Carlo Bisbano
Henry Silva
Wilfred Guevremont
Howard Newman
Donat Gladue
Town Council Minutes Slow With Limited Q and A
The Burnside Building hosted a semi monthly Town Council meeting attended by four members with Della Morte absent due to illness. The meeting approved a boxing bout fundraiser for Capt George H Fleck and Rhode Island National Guard at the Naval Armory on Jan 17. Franklin street pole and wire relocation by New England Telegraph was approved. Police Chief Hugh F Kelley monthly report was filed. One peddler license granted and many bills paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside Memorial
Della Morte
George H. Fleck
Two Hundred and Forty-third Artillery
Rhode Island National Guard
Naval Armory
Hugh F. Kelley
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Franklin Street
Real Estate Transfers Quietly Move Between Parties
Homeward Land Trust transfers a lot in Gooding Manor to Maria Sousa. Maria Bottiglieri of Los Angeles transfers three parcels in Hope Highlands to Frank Bottiglieri, also of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Sousa
Gooding Manor
Maria Bottiglieri
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Bottiglieri
Hope Highlands
Bristol and Clinton pace opening round with tight wins
Clinton beat Fitchburg 22 to 17 on Monday night in a fast Clinton game. Parkwoods forward Wattes praised as a top NE scorer while Bristol defeated North Attleboro 23 to 14. Patsy Flanagan led Bristol with 13 points as Bristol ousted North Attleboro 27 22 in a late- game comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Fitchburg
Bay Staters
Parkwoods
Springfield
Bristol
Bell
P. Wattes
New England
Tinkoff
Bisbane
Wattes
Warren
Patsy” Flanagan
North Attleboro
Fall River
Flanagan
Smith Brothers
Drummey
Geisler
Attleboro
Walden
Fulton Bisbano
C. Smith Coggeshall
Ttc
Stewart Geisler
Allison Drummey
P. Smith
Coggeshall
C. Smith
Stewart
Peac
Martin
Bristol Chamber Reelects Wall As President At Annual Meet
Bristol Chamber of Commerce reelects John H. Wall as president after a bid to avoid reelection. Officers J F Farrally and Albert A Edmonds also reelected Secretary Treasurer. Dues debate ends with unanimous plea for 5 dollars. A request to Senator Colt for Harbor funding follows a dredging concern. Next meeting set for Monday February 11 with possible refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wall
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
J. F F. Farrally
Albert A. Edmonds
L. H. Callan
United States
Colt
Bristol Harbor
Providence
Election of Officers for Woman's Home Missionary Society
The annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Congregational Church elected officers for the coming year at Mrs. Cornelius J. Hasbrouck's home on State Street. Officers chosen include President Clinton T. Sherman and Vice President Lewis B. Waldron with other posts filled by Colin T. Holm Treasurer Henry Barton and Cutting Committee members Ward K. Reynolds and Charles F. Dimond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
Cornelius J. Hasbrouck
State Street
Clinton T. Sherman
Lewis B. Waldron
Colin T. Holm
Henry Barton
Ward K. Reynolds
Charles F. Dimond
Choir Entertained by Organist at Mount Hope Home
The Junior Choir of St Elizabeths Church was entertained Wednesday evening by organist Miss Anna Peters at her Mount Hope Avenue home. A spelling match crowned Miss Irene Lewis and Miss Mary Arruda as winners, with Miss Mary Sousa taking the children prize. Various games followed with refreshments served by Miss Peters assisted by Misses Doris Sousa and Alexandrina Fernandes. New Year baskets of candy served as favors. The choir presented Miss Peters a boudoir set in a leather case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Church
Anna Peters
Mount Hope Avenue
Irene Lewis
Mary Arruda
Mary Sousa
Miss Peters
Doris Sousa
Alexandrina Fernandes
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Warowele
A. E. Markoff, Inc
Jewelers
Hope Street
Francis Newbury Close
Optometrist
Markoff
Vcil CO
New York
USA
Sutme World
Pastime Theatre
Vitagraph
Wabash
William Desmond
Beasts of Paradise
Carl Laemmie
Priscilla Dean
Cassie Cook
Neva Gerber
Sante Fe Trail
B. P. Schulberg
The
Virginian
Kenneth Harlan
Florence Vidor
Pat O’malley
Raymond Hatton
Owen Wister
Kirke la Shelle
Pete Morrison
Firemen’s Annual’ Meetings
Armory
Chamber OF Commerce
Edward B
Men’s Outfitter
Tel
A. A. Edmonds CO
Hove Se, Brintat
Hope St
E. A. Skinner Insurance
Waldron. CO
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