Memorial: Captain Horatio N. Perry of Bristol dies at 96
Captain Horatio Nelson Perry longtime Bristol resident died at his home 101 High Street after a long illness in his 97th year. Born February 19 1826 in New Bedford he lived in Providence before Civil War and served as Captain with the Third Heavy Artillery Rhode Island Volunteers. He later worked as contractor builder and real estate man moving to Bristol 37 years ago. Survived by wife Hannah Greene Perry a son Albert G Perry and a daughter Mrs George Morton with grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 11 a.m. private services by Rev A B Howard entombment at Locust Grove Cemetery Providence.
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Horatio Nelson Perry
Bristol
High Street
Capt. Perry
New Bedford
John
Philadelphia
Chace) Perry
California
Cuba
Mexico
Perry
Providence
Third Heavy Artillery
R. I. Volunteers
Sprague
Capt Perry
Friendly Union, No. 1
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
What Cheer Lodge
George L. Locke
St Michael's Church
Albert G Perry
Miami
Fla
George Morton
Riverside
Martin Perry Morton
Harold Sherwood Morton
A B Howard
Locust Grove Cemetery
Mrs Mary Shippee Dies in Providence at 49
Mrs Mary Shippee wife of David Shippee formerly of this town died in Providence Wednesday morning. Born in Bristol 49 years ago she was a daughter of Marcus and Geraldine Franklin. She lived here most of her life until moving to Providence. Survived by husband and brother Frederik P Franklin of Providence. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Mortuary Chapel North Cemetery. Interment followed at North Cemetery.
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Mary Shippee
David Shippee
Providence
Shippee
Bristol
Marcus
Geraldine Franklin
Frederik P Franklin
North Cemetery
Calbert F Edgett
State Street
Moe
New 4-Door Ford Sedan Shown at Warren Branch
The Warren branch of Dutee Wilcox Flint, Inc displays a new four door Ford sedan. The showroom item draws interest as potential buyers inspect its features and design.
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Warren
Dutee Wilcox Flint, Inc
Adv
Local notices and social happenings in town section
Community events include lodge visits and installations by I O O F and Knights of Columbus, sales from L Levy’s Shoe Store, and engagements such as Violet Steen’s engagement to James M. Wilson. A Saturday closing change at the post office, a coasting safety warning, and a coasting activity by youths on local streets are reported.
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Hydraulion
Samuel Molasky
High Street
Hamill
John G. Stewart
Pawtucket
Enterprise Lodge
L. Levy
State Street
Violet M. Steen
Samuel J. Steen
Metacom Avenue
James M. Wilson
Brooklyn
Dimond’s Corner
William Bowler
Woodstreet
May Slade
George Marshall
Iola Dunbar
Henry M Darling
William J. Munro
John H Potter
William P Paine
Odd Fellows Home Association
Providence
Joseph Lewis
Veronica McKenna
P J Lannon
J Dunbar
T Dwyer
W K McMillan
Manuel Santos
East State Street
Byfield School
F R Cole
C J Hasbrouck
L Levy
Hugh F Kelley
Bay View Avenue
Younsters
Hope
Thames
Ice crop harvest begins at Bristol Narrows pond
Al phonse Vermette started harvesting a crop of 12 inch ice yesterday at his Bristol Narrows pond. The Bristol Whist Club held a weekly session with prizes awarded to Mrs Chester Dunbar Mrs Frank McKenna Mrs John McAleese Mrs Annie J Houlihan George W Coggehall August R Nelson Felix Crapo. Class of 1923 Colt Memorial High School plans an invitation dance next Friday Ed D'Alfonso's Providence Orchestra will play.
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Bristol Whist Club
Chester Dunbar
Frank McKenna
John McAleese
Annie J. Houlihan
George W. Coggehall
August R Nelson
Felix Crapo
James Davidson
Suzman
Colt Memorial High School
D'Alfonso
Orchestra of Providence
Edward Rinaldi
James Goff
Everett Church John Scanlon
Carmine Massano
Adrian Molasky
Llev
State St
Miss Mary Barry Injured After Fall on Ice Near YMCA
Miss Mary Barry a Colt Memorial High School student daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Barry of Union Street slipped on ice on the sidewalk before the YMCA building shortly before 6 last evening and fractured her left ankle. Passersby carried her to the YMCA lobby where Dr W F Williams and Dr O R Siegely treated her and she was taken to Rhode Island Hospital in the Colt Memorial Ambulance. X rays were taken this morning and the fracture was reduced.
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Mary Barry
Colt Memorial High School
James H. Barry
Union Street
YMCA
W F Williams
O R Siegely
Rhode Island
Colt Memorial
Republicans Elect Officers After Stormy Assembly Session
After a turbulent Grand Committee meeting lasting until 2 30 this morning Republicans elected 38 of 42 state office candidates. Judge F H Hammill was re-elected 79 to 57 over William T O Donnell. J L Lonergan re-elected District Court clerk. Henry M Thompson named assistant clerk of the Superior Court. Sheriff Philop Cady re elected sheriff of Bristel county.
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Grand Committee
The
General Assembly
F H Hammill
Fifth District Court
William T .O'Donnell
J L. Lonergan
Warren
Henry M Thompson
Philop Cady
Bristel
St Michael’s Church Service List and preacher
At the 10 30 service the Rev P A Smith on furlough from Japan will be the preacher. Other services are 8 in the morning and 7 30 in the evening. Church School at 12.
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P. A. Smith
Japan
Parish Schedule and Annual Meeting Highlights
Third Sunday after Epiphany schedule lists Holy Communion at 7.30 A M Matins at 10 00 A M Sung Mass and sermon at 10 45 A M and Eversong with address at 7 30 P M An annual meeting of the Corporation is set for Monday at 8 P M in the Parish House Parish events include Parish Aid Tuesday at 2 30 P M and Vestry meeting Thursday at 8 P M No choir practice this week.
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Corporation
Congregational Church Service and Prohibition Anniversary
The church schedule lists Friday service at 7 30 with India as the subject Sunday worship at 10 30 led by the pastor on The Fourth Anniversary of National Prohibition The church asks all members to attend The Church School meets at noon 12 o clock Praise and preaching at 7 30 with sermon For Christ s Crown
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India
Christ
State Street M. E. Church Lecture and Events
The State Street M. E. Church presents a talk on Is the Volstead Law a Failure If so Who is Responsible followed by a church school at noon Epworth League devotional at 6 80 and a 7 30 stereopticon lecture titled Chicago the Gateway of the West with 70 colored slides illustrated by the pastor
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United States
Chicago
Gateway of the West
Mite Society elects Barrett President at First Baptist
Mrs Arthur W Barrett was elected president of the Mite Society at the annual meeting held Wednesday night at 744 Hope Street. Officers chosen include Vice President Mrs Charles Liscomb Secretary Mrs Fred R Mott and Treasurer Mrs Walter Lawton. Committees were appointed and remarks given by Rev Francis R Enslin and Deacon George Arnold. A musical program followed with refreshments.
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Arthur W Barrett
Mite Society
The
First Baptist Church
Hope Street
Charles Liscomb
Fred R Mott
Walter Lawton
Francis R. Enslin
George
Arnold
Bowling League Moves to Eight PM Finish and Team Transfers
The Y cap tains met to set all games to finish by 8 p m and on a complaint by Robert W Nelson about King Philips Fire Bugs strength the motion passed to transfer William Hughes to the Life Savers. Life Savers replaces Cranston Wool which had quit.
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Bowling League
Robert W. Nelson
King Philips Fire Bugs
Charles Dimond
King Philips
William Hughes
Life Savers
Cranston Wool
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Louise Milligan
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Louise Milligan wife of Joseph A Milligan former Y M C A secretary of this town were held from her late residence 60 Thurber avenue Brockton Mass yesterday.
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Jennie Louise Milligan
Joseph A. Milligan
Thurber Avenue
Brockton
Mass
Funeral service for local clergyman held in Brockton
An afternoon service at 3 o clock honored Rev James J Goodacre canon of the First Methodist Church Brockton with Rev C E Wells officiating. The services drew a large crowd and floral tributes included an offering from the Ladies Home Missionary Society. Bearers were Brockton Y M C A secretaries. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery Pawtucket.
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James J . Goodacre
Fie. ‘Methodist
Brockton
Ladies’ Home Misnel Ohs Society
First Congregational Church
Card of Thanks from Pellum Valante Family
We extend sincere thanks to our friends and members of the Holy Face Society for kindness during our bereavement and for the floral offerings and bouquets. Grateful also for the floral tributes from the boys at Jim's Garage. Michael Pellum Manuel Valante and family.
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Hol Fae Society
Jim
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B Simpson, Inc
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A. L. Johnston
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Tousug
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