Women Relief Corps Officers Installed at Public Ceremony
Newly elected officers of the Women's Relief Corps town unit were installed Friday evening at the Grand Army Hall with town officials and civic representatives present. Past President Mrs Elizabeth T Gladding conducted the installation assisted by founder Mrs Mina Aldern. Officers include President Mrs Meta A Williston Senior Vice President Mrs Marcia L Gifford and others with delegates named for the State Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand “Army Hall
Eliza‘beth T. Gladding
Mina Aldern
Meta A. Williston
Marcia. L. Gifford
Minnerkins
Luella M. Ryone
Elizabeth R. Gladding
Sophia R. Young
Rachel T. Simmons
Lenora R. Manley
Nellie “Taylor
Marcia L. Gifford
Fred M. Straight
Kearney
American Legion
Nora E. Dwyer
Cora M. Hill
Bristol
Mary Smith
Warren
Tobin Women's Relief Corps
Walter Remieres
Herbert F Bennett Camp
Sons of Veterans
Audrey Munro
Harry W. Munro
Helen Hereshoff
Elizabeth Pettine
Christine Remieres
Rachel Simmons
Jennie Straight
Laura Wall
Minnie Card
Church Society to Sponsor Making Children s Clothes
The Pro Cristo Society of the First Congregational Church will lead a project to collect repair and sew clothing for needy children in Bristol. Miss Gertrude M Hasbrouck of the Red Cross urged the effort in a letter to Rev. H D Graetz, and the society plans to meet Friday to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pro Crito Society
Red Cross
Pro Cristo Society
First Congregational Church
H. D. Graetz
Gertrude M. Hasbrouck
Bristol
American Red Cross
Mr. Graetz
Sarah C. Munro
Miss Munro
Guneral House
Herbert D. Graetz
Hope Street
R. I
Congregational Church
Old Mother Hubbard
Gertrude M Hasbrouck
Dr Fred B Smaith to Speak in Bristol Friday Jan 22
Dr Fred B Smith president of the World Alliance for International Friendship Through the Churches will speak on The World Situation at the First Congregational Church in Bristol Friday evening January 22. He will discuss disarmament debt reparations the League of Nations and the World Court as part of a series by the Men's Union. He is author of Men Wanted A Man's Religion Observances in France On the Trail of the Peacemakers and Must We Have War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Smith
World Alliance
Atlantic
First Congregational Church
Bristol
Men’s Union
League of Nations
World Court
William H. Smith Dies at Beverly Massachusetts
William H. Smith age 77 and three months died at his home 213 Bridge street Beverly after a lingering illness. He was born in Bristol and previously lived in Salem and Beverly where he worked as a carriage painter before retirement. He leaves his wife M Adelaide a daughter Flora Smith piano teacher two sons S Augustus and Arthur E Smith all of Beverly a sister Ella F Cooke and two nieces in Bristol B I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Smith
M. Adelaide
Samuel J
Hannah B. (Fish) Smith
Bridge Street
Beverly
Massachusetts
Bristol
Salem
Flora Smith
S. Augustus
Arthur E. Smith
Ella F. Cooke
Charles Slocum
Raymond A. Card
B. I
Five Part Play Presented By Local School Children
A five part program titled Kit Cat and Cross Patch was staged by Grade 5 B-1 on Friday in John Post Reynolds School auditorium under Miss Margaret Nerone. Mary White announced with piano and violin solos, songs, and recitations. Cast included Serena Castro Alice Castro Peppina Maria Schinigoi Mary Vargas Manuel Luiz Tabby Marjorie Toews Marion Reilly Mary Santulli Rose Balzano Steven Burns and others. Scenes depict cottage rooms and the cats kitchen and house in a playful Pantomime style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Post Reynolds
Margaret Nerone
Mary White
Susy
Serena Ana
Alice Castro
Peppina Maria Schinigoi
Mary Vargas
Prince
Manuel Luiz Tabby
Marjorie Toews
Marion Reilly
Mary Santulli
Muff
Rose Balzano
Gatto
Steven Burns
Mrs DeWolf Speaks On Europe At D A R Meeting
Mrs J Winthrop DeWolf gave a brief resume of her recent trip to Europe at Bristol Chapter D A R meeting held at headquarters on Franklin street. She used stereoptican slides to illustrate. The gathering also staged the Ellis Island Shower aiding immigrants detained at Ellis Island. Hostesses were Mrs Howard R Newman Mrs Frank L Bowen Mrs Harriet F Dixon Mrs Thomas P Brightman and Mrs Iola Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Europe
Bristol
Franklin Street
Harriet F. Dixon
Thomas P. Brightman
Iola Dunbar
School Committee Favors Automatic Salary Increase
The School Committee discussed continuing the $100 automatic annual raise for eligible teachers in the first nine grades and reported five teachers qualify this month with 28 more eligible next month, totaling $1800 in increases. The panel also approved 60 fire extinguishers for $361.98 to lower insurance costs and recommended using savings for extra insured coverage.
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Colt Memorial High School
Elmer Spes
Charles B. Rockwell
General Manufacturing Company of
St. Louis
Mapes
Mary Sanford
John R Bernardo
Philip Brady
Brady
Helen Newbold
Newbold
Helen Campagna
Byfield School
Frank Rounds
Guneras
Bristol Rotary Club
Colt
Johnson Appeals $100 Fine in District Court
Al bert D. Johnson a captain in the 13th US Infantry formerly of Fort Adams Newport now at Camp Devens Mass was fined $100 and costs by Judge Benjamin F Lindemuth at the Fifth District Court session yesterday in this town The fine was appealed by Mayor Mortimer A Sullivan of Newport His arrest followed a Oct 3 collision with a Shortline bus on Hope street John Raposa all night parking case was discontinued on costs The Continental Loan Co vs Louis Coito promissory note favored the plaintiff with defendant to pay $122.50
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Johnson
13Th
US. Infantry
Fort Adams
Newport
Camp Devens
Mass
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Fifth District
Mortimer A.sullivan
Hope Street
Newman Brothers
John Raposa
Bay View Avenue
Continental Loan Company
Louis Coito
Farm and Home Economic Conference Set for Greenville
A farm and home economic conference will be held in Greenville on February 16 and 17 under the direction of the Extension Service and the Northern Rhode Island Farm Bureau. The event aims to address low agricultural prices and purchasing power by gathering homemakers and farmers to discuss problems and develop a program of work based on member recommendations. Committees on dairying fruit poultry farm organization and other topics were appointed by the Northern Rhode Island Farm Bureau board to guide discussions.
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Greenville
R. L
Extension Service
Rhode Island Farm Bureau
Earth Bureau
Kingston
Farm Bureau
Bristol Lions Club Turkey Dinner in Swansea Meeting
The Bristol Lions Club held a turkey supper at Mantaup Diner in Swansea with 34 members attending. President James J. Lanzke and others spoke. plans for the baby milk fund were advanced as over 100 non members pledged 1 cent per meal daily for six months for Bristol Penny Club. Judge Edward F. Leahy is set to speak on Taxation at the next Belvedere Hotel meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total Lions Club
Mantaup
Swansea
James J. Lanzke
Joseph C. Kinder
Bertram W. Wail
Charity
Milk Fund
Lanzie
Bristol Penny Club
Lanzke
Lions Club
Edward F. Leahy
Belvedere
Western Union Switches to Three Day Week for Some Staff
Western Union Telegraph Company announces a three day week for office employees at executive and divisional headquarters and district offices starting January 9. The measure reduces salaries by eight and a third percent, with exceptions for message handlers who make up the majority of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Wealth Has Penalties Quote From Ga Gazette
A brief quotation exchange contrasts philosophy and self made success with a factory laborer preferring work over naming old masters in a gallery as reported by the Fishing Gazette.
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Fishing .Gazette
Banquet honors 14 years service for Harry R Gray
Defiance Engine and Hose Company held a Saturday banquet on Hope Street to honor Harry R Gray retiring after 14 years as captain. A gold watch and chain plus a past captain badge were presented with praise from Judge Edward L Leahy and speakers including Senator Joseph C Bekinder and Fire Chief Robert J Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Gray
Defiance Engine and Hose Company
Hope Street
Edward L. Leahy
Gray
Raymond S. Brightman
Joseph C .Bkinder
Thomas H. Byrnes
Elisha Hibbert
Paul C. Millemaggi
James F. Wylie
Frank
J. Sylvia
Robert J. Anderson
C. Getchell
Bristol—and Warren Water Works
Merton A. Cheeseman
Millet
James F. Meiggs
Hdrauion, Engine and Hose _Co
Frank J. Lewis
Wilfred J. Lemaire
Carr
Edwin S. Godfrey
James J. Lanzire
Lions Club
Hiram A. Round
Virginio Je deRocha
Arthur Manchester
Brightman
Bright
Charles &Maj
Arthur
Aiguichester
John Kemph
Moses M. Moore
Fredi
Guevietadat
James, Wadd
Ale
Gierts
Mont
James Keri
Samuel
Brelsford
Arsas
George
Manuel
An Rade
John Francis
Andrea RiAmbrosia
John Kempf
Harry Gray
Joseph Cunha
Charles
A. Fales
Raymond Brightman
Fractured Dialogue on News and Wealth In Old Paper
A fragmentary exchange shows a daughter pressuring her father for money for a trousseau while he laments lack of knowledge. The quarreling lines hint at family strain and concern over social expectations amid a newspaper reading moment.
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Pastime Theatre
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Sally’ O'Neil
Frank Albertson
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Oliver Hardy
Charles Farrell
Madge Evans
Elissa Landi
Victor McLaglen
Clark Gable
Africa
Kay Francis
Joel McCrea
Lilyan Tashman
Eugene Pallette
Richard Arlen
Louise Dresser
Frances Dee
Fred B.smaith
Men's Union At
Congregational’ Church
Beverly, Mass
Lathera
Nagy
Netgeone
Eta
Hess
Ford
Brice