Nonpartisan Ballot Hopefuls Face Town Race in Bristol
A Bristol town election features John Doe Republican and Richard Roe Democratic candidates for First Councilman. Both are respected locals with leadership and integrity, urging a nonpartisan ballot to choose capable leadership. The piece cites Virgil on public good and calls for cross party consensus.
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Doe
Roe
Mr. Doe
Mr. Roe
Sitongpitehen
Bristol
BT Sers
Reynolds School Program Showcases Flags and Thrift Themes
Pupils of grade 6B1 led a program in Reynolds School auditorium with a Salute to Flags and songs including the Star Spangled Banner. Performances featured recitations and a play about thrift with many named student cast members and songs such as Were Savers and America.
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Miss Waldron
Reynolds School
Marjorie Taves
Mary Daliente
Domenn
Anne Castre
Mars Alves
Mary Santudh
Wilhelmina Victoria
Mars Terrata
Marion Reilly
Steven Burns
Bes Manuel Lewis
Norman Mahones
Hed Darel Nargay
Domenik Dias
Pasquate Codola
Funeral Parlor Promises Prompt Service at Moderate Prices
Wallingness to serve on long acquaintance with community habits and modern equipment assures thoughtful understanding and attention to detail, resulting in a high standard of service. Calls answered promptly. Address 57 Burton St, Tel 231-R.
Bristol area notices and society events summary
Miscellaneous local items include births at 157 Franklin street and a Bristol nurse association postponement to March 22. Meetings cover Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps, Parish Aid Society, State Street M E Church fund plans, St Rita’s Girls Club bingo, and troup/audience notes from St Michael’s Brotherhood minstrels. Also listed are K of C banquet plans, Scout advisory board attendance, and Congregational Club tea details.
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C. Cretchell
Dale Hospital
Fall River
John Sousa
Franklin’ ‘Street
Babbitt Women's Relief Corps
Wina-P. Paine
Burton Street
Suzman’s
Adv
Bristol District’ Nursing Association
St. Rita's
State Street
Advo
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
George Richardson
George R. Fish
Bruno Vollaro
Skipper O. Reid LeClair
Fred M. Straight
John T. Ashton
Bristol County Boy Scout
Warren High School
Shaghand
Bristol Council
K. of C
James F. Wylie
Thomas Andrews
Frank L. Doran
John G. DesLauriers
Joseph Connell
Joseph King
Thomas Tobin
J. Francis Connell
Suzman
St. Michael’s Brotherhood
Fred G_ Dietz
Attleboro
Frank A. Rounds
Anthony R. Parshley
New Yorks City
Worthy
Giorge E Dion
Bristol
Kerne
F.O. E
Central
Falls
Elsworth L Munro
First Congregational Church
Guiteras House
Herbert B. Burnham
Maria McCaughey
Boy Scout Court of Honor and Patrol Leaders Meet
The Court of Honor and Board of Awards will convene next Tuesday at 7 pm in the Scout Building. Troop 4 patrol leaders met with Scoutmaster W A Francis to finish plans for reorganization and a key meeting is planned for this evening. Kearney Ship Sea Scouts meet tonight to begin preparations for the May 30 regatta in Warren.
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Court of Honor and Board of Awards
W. A.francis
Kearney
Sea Scouts
Warren
Girl Scout Plays Progress Ahead for February 4
The Girl Scouts advance plans for shadowgraph performance of Little Black Sambo by Goldenrod Troop with Holy Troop members. Sentinmental Scarecrow directed by Mrs Frederick Bartlett and Mrs George Millard, set for Feb 4 afternoon.
Births in Fall River and this town families
At Truesdale Hospital Fall River a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Cardoza 39 Thompson Avenue. In this town a son was born to Mr and Mrs John Sousa 157 Franklin Street.
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Cardoza
Truesdale Hospital
Fall River
Frank Cardoza
Thompson Avenue
Sousa
John Sousa
Franklin Street
Meeting Set for Vestry Bien Bien Church Service
A vestry meeting and union service are scheduled at State Street M. E. Church. The event includes a 390 PM service time and a 6:30 morning gathering. Those involved are congregants from Teed Lh and Bogle gly stitial A vA Herm maniWe sibs.
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Lenice
State Street
M. E. Church
Congregational Church Schedule Highlights
Rev. Herbert D. Gratz leads morning worship on Our Father theme at 10:30 AM. Church School follows at noon. Men’s Union meets at noon, Junior Christian Endeavor at 5:30 PM, and Alpha Chapter Endeavor at 6:30 PM. Union service to be held at State Street M E Church at 7:30 PM.
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Congregational
Herbert D. Gratz
Robert F. Munro
Christian Endeavor
Hazel Nettleton
State Street
M. E
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Mass Schedule
Rev Joseph Sarzana acting pastor announces Masses at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church 7 30 A M weekdays and 8 and 10 A M Sundays with no additional rites or events noted.
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Our Lady OF MT. Carmel Church
Joseph Sarzana
Supper and Smoker at Armory Draws Bristol Crowd
A Bristol supper and smoker hosted by Division No. 1 at the company armory on Church Street drew about 150 attendees. Decorations featured flags, a model cutter of Rhode Island Naval Battalion prestige hung from the balcony, and a program included songs, orchestra selections, boxing bouts, dancing, and recitations.
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Church Street
Rhode Island Naval Battalion
Providence
Edward J. Prest
Frank H. Hammill
John H Morrissey
Fred Cutting
the Company
Charles Alden
George McGann
Frank’'Stewart
A. R. Meyers
Heereshoff Orchestra
M. Kearney
John Healy
John Potter
Paul Pevin
John ‘Healy
Sohnt D
Dintorid, Jr
James Conley
St Mary's Church Service Schedule and Parish Events
Rev Thomas Gillan leads Holy Communion at 8 A M at St Mary's Church with morning prayers at 10 45. Morning worship and sermons follow. A men's Bible class meets at 2 P M in the Parish Hall with speaker Paul Rusch of Japan.
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ST Mary's Church
Thomas
J. Gillan
Church Service and Play Ahead at Dust of the Road Event
Rev Wi G Dachy pastors state street ML B announces 10 00 A M Bible School 11 00 A M Morning Worship 730 P M Union Service. A modern miracle play Dust of the Road will be presented at the church as part of the program.
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chiaRety
Wi G. Dachy
Stacy
Trinity Church Masses and Services Schedule
The record lists Trinity Church services on the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany with Masses at 8 a.m and 10 45 a m and an evening service P M Evensong along with instruction. Rev Nelson Kellogg is the rector.
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Trinity Church
Nelson’ Kellogg
Y M C A Bowling Team Downs American Legion
The Y M C A bowling five took two strings from the American Legion team on Tuesday evening at the Y alleys. Earl MacKenzie was the high roller.
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American Legion
Earl MacKenzie
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