Lions Club Meeting Delays Speaker to Future Date
The Lions Club meeting last evening honored a last minute absence by State Senator William G. Troy the group instead reminisced and heard stories. President James J. Lanzire announced rapid progress of the Penny Club milk fund drive for undernourished local children and formed four teams to recruit members with a prize. Guests Virginio J. de Rocha and Octave LeClair attended and Principal James E. Sullivan joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Troy
Lions Club
Troy
James J. Lanzire
Knights of Pythias Observe 38th Anniversary Service
Knights of Pythias in Burnside Lodge No. 34 attend a church service at First Congregational Church in Newport to mark 38 years since founding. A pre service collation was held, with Grand Officer Paul A Herzig and several lodges and Pythian Sisters in attendance. Rev Herbert D Graetz delivered a friendship themed address and a Dutch Supper and entertainment will conclude the observance tomorrow evening in G A R Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside Lodge
Redwood Lodge
Newport
Warren Lodge
Arren
Riverside Lodge
Riverside
Huard Lodge
East Providence
Pythian
Edgehill
Bristol
Ida Lewis
June
Hope
Herbert D. Graetz
Graetz
Gordon R- Brown
G. A R. Hall
Grand Lodge
Harold E Pedley
Bertram Bullock
Archie H Rounds
Henry Buather
Charles Martin
Great Bristol Day set by 57 local merchants
Local business leaders plan Bristol Day tomorrow with 57 participating stores offering special values from silk pajamas to monkey wrenches. Prizes include 10 and 5 gold, coal, flour, and ice. coupons with each $1 purchase will enter shoppers in a drawing at 9 00 pm in Dimond's Corner window. Senator Kinder and aviators will fly over town. police relax parking rules for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Committee
Dimond’s
State Street
Seth Paul Company
NJ & H W Vermette
Joseph C tKinder
Department of Commerce
R. J. Kavanaugh
Hope Street
George H. Baldwin
Boswell & Bosworth
Margaret M. O'Brien
Roswell S. Bosworth
Reynolds School Pupils Present Playlet in Auditorium
Reynolds School from 5B performed a playlet titled Lonsomest Penny led by Arthur Guiar with direction by Miss Frances M Horton. The program included recitations and scenes such as Little Orphan Annie and Good American Citizens with students like Helen Terra Joaquin Amaral Mary Arruda and Clara Goulart performing in a sequence of acts and harmonica selections.
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Reynolds
Arthur Guiar
Frances M Horton
Magdalen Lewis
Daniel Vargas
Helen Massano
Manuel Cordeior
Antonio Faria
Alice Texeira
Mary Arruda
Mildred DeLello
Mary Machena
Clara Goulart
Helen Terra
Mr. Clean
Joaquin Amaral
Harold Beauregard
Beatrice Collins
Magdaline Lewis
Manuel Madetrros
Alice Teixeira
Mary Terra
Antone Sousa
William McLaughlin
William Aranjo
Edward Burns
America
School
Funeral of H. M. Darling Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Henry M. Darling were held from his home at 2 PM Sunday with scores of relatives and fraternal members in attendance. Rev William C Darby officiated, and North Cemetery saw the committal. Bearers were Albert E. Benard John G. Stewart Raymond A. Card and William P. Paine, all Past Grands of United Brothers Lodge No. 1300 F of which Darling was a 50 year member.
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Henry M. Darling
William C Darby
State Street
MFE
Albert E. Benard
John G. Stewart
Raymond A. Card
William P. Paine
United Brothers Lodge
Mr. Darling
Watch Stolen From YMCA Locker Room During Volley Ball
Alexander S. Bazilevitch reports a silver faced gold watch with an R charm valued at 150 dollars stolen from his clothing in the YMCA locker room between 5 30 and 7 last evening. A fountain pen and file were found outside the northeast window after the thief forced entry. Bazilevitch offers a 20 dollar reward for the watch and charm.
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Alexander S. Bazilevitch
Franklin Street
YMCA
Bazilevich
Bristol Aerie Holds Meeting Admits Four New Members
Bristol Aerie No 953 F O E held a session on Hope street last evening admitting four new members and receiving three additional applications. A committee reported favorable replies from local organizations on a plan to seek Bristol’s designation as an industrial and residential town, with a meeting set for Thursday Feb 18. Routine business and a social collation by Arthur J. Belmore completed the proceedings.
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Bristol Aerie
F. O E
Hope Street
The
Aerie
Bristol
Arthur J. Belmore
Graetz Speaks at YM CA Forum on Armament Reduction
Rev Herbert D. Graetz pastor of the First Congregational Church spoke for the affirmative on Should Armaments Be Reduced at the fourth weekly YMCA forum. More than 40 people attended the over hour long discussion following his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Graetz
Herbert D. Graetz
First Congregational Church
YM. CA
Graetz
Mr. Graetz
Fast Driver’s Sentence Put Off For One Week
William Coite of 87 Franklin Street pleaded guilty to excessive speeding on Ferry Hill road Sunday January 17. Judge Benjamin F. Lindemuth continued his sentence for one week. Other cases including Richard J. Kavanaugh vs Manuel Arruda and defendants David Rogers and Joseph Francis were each continued one week.
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William Coite
Franklin Street
Ferry Hill Road
Fifth District Court
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Colle
Richard J
Joseph Francis
Town Council Sets Special Session Tonight in Burnside Building
The Town Council will meet tonight in the Burnside Memorial Building to discuss the upcoming financial town budget and its presentation to local taxpayers at the March town meeting.
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Financial Town
Burnside Memorial
Rotary Club Joint Meeting in Providence Luncheon
Members of the Bristol Rotary Club traveled by bus to Providence for a joint noon luncheon with the Rotary Club of Providence at the Biltmore Hotel. Dr. Cecil W. Clark of Newton Mass spoke on Rotary themes with the title Rotary and Me or Just Relax, to the mix of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Rotary Club
Providence
Biltmore Hotel
Cecil W. Clark
Newton
Mass
Rotary
Local Woman Injured in East Providence Auto Crash
Miss Julia McCarthy aged 32 of 3 Court Street East Providence suffered a severe lip laceration requiring one stitch and facial injuries after the car she rode in with George W. Jacobson struck a sign post and fence on the Wampanoag Trail near the East Providence Barrington line. Jacobson aged 31 received bruises and was shaken up. The car swerved after Jacobson complained of a headache and narrowly avoided a brook. A passing motorist took them to East Providence police and then Dr. E A Burrows for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McCarthy
Court Street
East Providence
George W. Jacobson
Child Street
Warren
East Providence- Barrington
Barrington
Jacobson
E. A. Burrows
Rally Attendance Planned by Local Christian Endeavor Group
The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Congregational Church will join a Providence Union banner rally Friday evening at the Pawtuxet Baptist Church in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Providence Union
Pawtuxett Baptist Church
Providence
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Edmund Lowe
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