Burnside Lodge Marks 41st Anniversary With Addresses
Judge Edward L. Leahy led the 41st anniversary banquet of Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias at Grand Army Hall stressing courage friendship and charity to combat opposition to civilization. About 125 attended including Grand Lodge officials and Edgehill Temple members with speakers from Providence Bristol Newport and River-side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Leahy
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Army Hall
Grand Lodge
Order
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sishters
Bertram W. Wall
The
American Legion
Harold O. E. Casperson
Providence
Catherine Marz
Bristol
Fred Kent
Newport
Louis Cole
James A. Clarkson
Paul A. Herzig
Charles E. Gillan
Ella Miller
Mildred Bolton
Riverside
Adeline Steere
Thomas Dwyer
Fred E. Suzman
Herman Gablinske
Harry Bell
George Richardson
George Marz
John J. Hackett
Warren
Chie Hnds
Bertram W. Bullock
Arthur Brelsford
Archie H. Rounds
Henry Luther
Harold Pedley
Llewelyn Conklin
Gaythorne Cheshire
Girl Scout Troop Plans Monday Hike and Providence Trip
The Girl Scouts of Goldenrod Troop prepares a hike Monday at 10 at Lieut. Mrs. John Lane’s High street home. Committee: Esther Hazen Leah Eisenstadt Peggy Mathewson and Jessie Sanford. First Class candidates plan a Feb 2 supper at the Girl Scout House in Providence. Meeting at Reynolds School under Capt. Mrs. Bragg and Lieut. Mrs. Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Goldenrod
John Lane
High Street
Esther Hazen
Leah Eisenstadt
Peggy Mathewson
Jessie Sanford
Girl Scout House
Providence
Reynolds School
Francis C. Bragg
Lane
Miss Alicia Middleton Honors Memory of Gen. Lee
Miss Alicia Hopton Middleton hosts a memorial display in Bristol honoring Gen. Robert E. Lee with photographs clippings and mementos. The 84 year old Southern sympathizer recalls her Fort Sumter memories and a family Confederate flag made for her brother Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia H. Middleton
Gen
Robert E. Lee
Fort Sumter
Alicia Hopton Middleton
General Leg
Russell
Miss Middleton
Middleton
Charleston
South Carolina
Bristol
Alicia
Augustus P. Duffy Buried in Bristol Rites
Augustus P. Duffy died Sunday evening after an illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at St. Marys Church Bristol with Thomas J. Gillan officiating. A Bristol Council No. 379 K of C delegation attended and burial followed in St. Marys Cemetery with bearers from local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Duffy
St. Mary's Church
Augustus P. Duffy
Bristol
Thomas J. Gillan
Char Edwards
Rumford
Lawrence Deery
St. Mary’s Church
Government Butter Arrives For Bristol Needy
The local public aid department received 300 pounds of government butter for distribution to Bristol families. Distribution began yesterday and will finish today. A shipment of eggs was received and distributed. For the second consecutive week pork shipments did not arrive, leaving the needy without pork for another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Aid Department
Bristol
Hold Successful Whist by Women Parishioners at St Marys
Thirty tables were occupied at the military whist last evening in the auditorium of St Marys Church. Proceeds were turned over to the parish fund. Prizes were distributed and a collation served by the arrangements committee led by Mrs J Francis Connell with members including Mrs Sarah Sweeney Mrs James Lavander Mrs George H Baldwin Mrs Frederick W Serbst Mrs Henry F Serbst Mrs Frank Treanor Mrs Pierre Marcotte Mrs Robert Newbold Mrs Erasmo Mancini and the Misses Eileen Dr Moore Sarah Callan Kathleen Mc Donough Bertha Hagen Catherine Connors Mary Kelley Grace Shiel and Helen Scanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
J. Francis Connell
Sarah ‘Sweeney
James Lavander
George H. Baldwin
Frederick W. Serbst
Henry F. Serbst
Frank Treanor
Pierre Marcotte
Robert Newbold
Erasmo Mancini
Eileen Dr. Moore
Sarah Callan
Kathleen McDonough
Bertha Hagen
Catherine Connors
Mary Kelley
Grace Shiel
Helen Scanlon
Dance event planned by Battery B Bristol Train of Artillery
Encouraged by a successful dance, Battery B Bristol Train of Artillery will hold another dance on Saturday evening February 3 in the armory on State Street. Billy Guevremont and his Collegians will supply the music. Sergt. James A Perry leads arrangements with Corporals Joseph Santo Edmund Borges and Privates Henry Cardoza and Joseph Rego, and Lieut. Luke H. White as ex officio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Budget Committee to renew budget study with city departments
Budget officials plan tonight sessions with Fire Chief Robert J. Anderson, Bristol Sewer Commission and Public Aid Director John G. DesLauriers to review next year funds. The Sewer Commission seeks a $200 increase to cover sewer maintenance including 43 manholes if a highway rebuild proceeds. other figures remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Anderson
Bristol Sewer Commission
Public Aid
John G. DesLauriers
Frank L. Doran
Budget Board
Anderson
Sewer Commission
Mr. DesLauriers
Board of
Eise Engineers
Agman
William T. Dwyer
Hope Street
Washington Street
State Board of Public Roads
Des Lauriers
Public Aid Department
Ever Readys Prepare Annual Banquet on Thames Street
Members of the Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company plan their annual banquet at the Thames Street station with dinner by Mt. Hope Diner Catering Company. Bertram W. Wall of the American Legion will serve as toastmaster, and Fire Chief Robert J. Anderson heads a guest list including several engineers and foremen from local fire companies. An entertainment act by Providence performers is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company
Thames Street
Mt. Hope
Bertram W. Wall
The
American Legion
Robert J. Anderson
Masas
Ma Manra
Soes
Anti - Raymond
Carol
Harry R Gay
Elisha Hibbert
James F. Meiggs
Liver Lemaire
Raymond S Brightman
Providence
Arthur, Guevremont
Joseph Winward
Louis Cirillo
Bernard McHugh
Wilfred Gladue
Bridge Party Honoring Miss Katharine Connors at 380 High
Miss Kathleen R. McDonough hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering at 380 High Street for Miss Katherine H. Connors whose engagement to local baseball star Edward Menard was recently announced. Three tables competed with prizes to Mrs William L. Serbst Miss Margaret Murphy and Miss Rose Pozzi. A collation followed and gifts were presented to the guest of honor by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Mary M. Mancini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Kathleen R. McDonough
High Street
Katherine H. Connors
Edward Menard
William L. Serbst
Margaret Murphy
Rose Pozzi
Mary M. Mancini
Colt Warren Renew Hostilities Tonight in Warren Gym
Colt Memorial high school basketball meets Warren High in a home and home clash at Warren gym. Colt brings a 8-0 mark and boasts a flashy lineup while Warren, though 3 losses, has tasted big upsets and arrives confident for the intercity showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLT
Warren
Warren Gym
Colt Memorial High
Warren High
Warren School
Burrillville High
Warrenites
Fettle
North Attleboro
South Kingstown
St Raphael
Cumberland
Somerset
Mass
Barrington
Omar Tes
High School Seniors Win Praise For Essays On Italian Posters
Bristol Colt Memorial High School students George Wilson and George Springer wrote essays praising Italian posters displayed at school. Dr. William H. Tolman led an international service effort, sending top essays to Rome where authorities lauded Bristol’s educational standards and cultural understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Tolman
Pawtucket
Pawtheke
Metary Craw Wer Rasweeren Wens
Tolman
Bristol Rotary Club
Colt ‘ Memorial High School
Italy
Geoge Wilson
George Springer
Rome
Mariotti
Ente Nazionale
Colt Meorial H
Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Tiofis
George Wilson
America
Rotary Interpatiopat
Col Hathaway Sailmaker Dies in Cos Cob
Col A W Hathaway, longtime Bristol resident and noted sailmaker, died suddenly of heart failure in Cos Cob Connecticut. He served in the M I and Ri Naval Battalions, led Bristol artillery, and was active in Masons and veteran groups. He is survived by his widow and son Norman of Taunton Mass. Funeral Monday with burial in Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathaway
Col
W. Hathaway
Cos Cob
Conn
Hathaway and Reiser
Cal
Hathavwatea
Bristol
Fall River
M. Fiat Regiment Infante V. M
Ri. I. ‘Naval ‘Battalion
E.T
Odd Fellows
Col. Hathaway
Atlantic
Hereshoff Mfg. Co
Norman
Taunton
Mass
Patrick J. Mullen dies at Soldiers' Home after illness
Patrick J. Mullen a 68 year old Spanish War veteran and inmate of the Soldiers' Home died Wednesday morning after a two months illness. He previously lived in Valley Falls and was a native of Highstown New Jersey. He served in Company D First Rhode Island Infantry from May 31 1898 to March 30 1899. Survivors include daughter Mrs Julia Richards of Valley Falls and several other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Mullen
Valley Falls
Highstoy N. J
Mullen
Rhode Talind
Julia Richards
Valley, Falls
Founders Day Observance At Bristol P T A
Founders Day to be observed at the Bristol P T A regular meeting in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium. Mrs. Earl H. Hobson will speak on History and Ideals. A musical entertainment and programs follow with readings in Italian and Portuguese and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol P. T. A
Colt Memorial High
Earl H. Hobson
EisBers' Ward
Asta Giero
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