Firemen Elect Officers at Bristol Four Companies
Four Bristol fire companies held annual officer elections at their stations on Wednesday evening. The Hyds and the Defiance Hose Company announced officers, a turkey supper, and a postmeeting program. Each company listed its foreman, assistants, clerk, treasurer, steward, and delegates to state leagues. A banquet was planned for Friday January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Fire
Hyds
Defiance Hose Company
Stairkey Sappers Hydraulion
Robert J. Anderson
Samuel Allen Mott
Charles Arnold
Raymond A. Card
Julian Close
Joseph Veitch
William Francis
State Firemen’s League
Everett L. B. Church
Board of Fire Engineers
Delwyn Crowley
Martin Nelle
Oliver J. Lemaire
James Holmes
John Collard
William Simmons
Olney Collins
Frank T. Hill
King Philip Fire Company
Joseph Gladue
Wilfred Guevremont
Joseph Morin
Donat J. Gladue
Peter J. McClure
Alex G Fales
Charles A. Fales
Hiram A. Rounds
R I State Firemen’s League
Arthur H. Manchester
Ernest F. Torrey
J. Ellery Ingraham
William H. R Manchester
H. A. Rounds
Vernon A. Gray
John J. Corcoran
Mt Carmel Circle Daughters of Isabella Holds First Meeting
Mt Carmel Circle No 129 held its first meeting Monday evening at 7 30 in the Parish Hall on Congregational street. The hall was decorated with holly and bells a large Christmas tree stood in the corner. Miss Victoria St Angelo played a piano solo and Miss Josephine Palumbo danced. Gifts were distributed by Santa Claus impersonated by Miss Margaret Malafronte. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Carmel Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Congregational Street
Victoria St Angelo
Josephine Palumbo
Santa Claus
Margaret Malafronte
Philippine Lecture Tonight at John Post Reynolds School
The illustrated Philippine Islands lecture is set for 7 30 at John Post Reynolds School. Delayed from December 17 due to slides being sent to Bristol Tennessee the school children will present the talk with each illustration narrated by memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
John Post Reynolds
Bristol
Tenn
Contagious Disease Reports In Rhode Island Towns
Dr W F Duffy reports diphtheria in Mary Sousa of Narragansett avenue to Health Officer John Hugh Magee. Dr Harold DeWolf reports chickenpox in Carlo Ricardi of Pierce avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W F Duffy
John Hugh Magee
Mary Sousa
Narragansett Avenue
Harold DeWolf
Carlo Ricardi
Pierce Avenue
Town Council Denies Sunday Film Petition Despite Legion Request
The Bristol Town Council rejected Kearney Post No 6 American Legion's petition to show moving pictures on Sunday evenings at Pastime Theatre for the building fund. State law allows sacred concerts with no admission but does not permit such films. A street light transfer notice, condolence letter, and appointments were noted along with payments approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counc
Kearney Post
American Legion
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company
Third Street
Beeckman
Bristol
Samuel E. Sherman
L. H. Callan
Industrial Trust Company
Samuel C. Dim
Ransacked R R Stations in Barrington Robbery
Three thieves in an early morning raid damaged two railroad stations at Barrington and West Barrington. They cut wires, seized cash boxes, stole tickets, and threatened Crossing Tender Arthur Emsley at West Barrington with a pistol before continuing the break in at Barrington. Police and railroad detectives pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
West Barrington
Arthur Emsley
Robbins
Bristol Committee Reports on European Relief Fund
The Bristol Committee of the European Relief Council met at the Y M C A on Wednesday evening and heard partial reports from solicitors. Returns to date total just under $1,000 including $209 from Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella. Solicitation continues in town as demand remains high and the state lags its $300,000 quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Committee
The
European Relief Council
Hope Circle
Isabella
New Movement At Y M C A Presents Weekly Public Shows
Beginning Saturday the Y M C A will host weekly moving picture programs on Saturdays at 3 PM and 8 PM. The first program features Mary Pickford in Pollyanna with additional reels. Proceeds fund the Association's industrial promotion efforts through United Artists releases at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. CA
United Artists Corporation
Mary Pickford
Pollyanna
Industrial Workers Social Opens Basketball League Night
The Industrial Workers Friday Social will feature two basketball games in the gymnasium and moving pictures in the hall as the league opens. The committee organizes the evening as a regular weekly event.
Bank Service Role Voices From Experience
Citizens with experience testify to the value of the bank’s service. They emphasize reliability, accessibility, and steady support for everyday financial needs across diverse communities and transactions.
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Himne
Sage Ae
Cowell Lusiece. CO
Mackiaws
Connery’s
Men's
F. T. Remieres
Hope
Bradford Streets
Star Theatre
William Fox
Mutt and
Jeff
Jones
Oban
King Vidor
Antonio Moreno
Paramount Picture
Elsie Ferguson
Pathe Comedy
Lady Rose’s
David Powell
Holmes Herbert
Moon Riders
L. Ko
MT. Carmel Circle
Moving Pictures
R. R
PART
Providence
Warren
Pawtucket
Wickford
Woonsocket
Pascoal
Newport
the Gorham CO
Edward D. Kunz
E. A. Skinner
P. Skinner, JR
Hope Street
Staples Coal ™ Co
COAL
State Street
Metro
Rita Weiman
Madame Peacock
Inazimova
Pickford
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