Obituary of Albert L Kupfer of Riverside
Albert L Kupfer of 31 Narragansett Avenue Riverside died Friday after a long illness. He was a telegraph operator for the Providence Chamber of Commerce for 43 years retiring in 1933. He was a charter member of Liberty Royal Arch Chapter Riverside and a member of St Andrews Lodge AF AM and the Warragansett Fire Engine Company. Survived by his widow a sister and a brother. Burial was at Juniper Hill Cemetery. Born September 18 1867 in the town moved to Riverside 45 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Kupfer
Albert ‘L. Kupfer
Narragansett Avenue
Riverside
J. H. Williams & Co
Providence
Ralph Bray
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Juniper Hill
Mr. Kupfer
Providence Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Royal Arch Chapter
St Andrews Lodge AF
Warragansett Fire Engine Company
Frederick W. French
Walter H Coggeshall
This Town
Frank Kupfer
Fall River
Open House At Local Telephone Exchange Event
One hundred forty three telephone subscribers attended an open house at the local telephone exchange last evening to learn how the system operates and what makes the wheels turn.
Communion Breakfast for St Elizabeth’s H N S
The Holy Name Society of St Elizabeth’s Church held a communion and breakfast on Sunday January 25 at the 7 o’clock Mass. A postbreakfast meeting nominated 1948 officers including Henry Miranda president Arthur Cordeiro vice president Gilbert Oliver secretary and Joseph De Mello treasurer. An activity committee was appointed and will be installed at a supper on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of
St Elizabeth’'s Church
Henry Miranda
Arthur Cordeiro
Gilbert M Oliver
Joseph de Mello
Benjamin Barboza
Manuel Bento
John Benevides
David Camara
Anthony Sousa
John Castro
Manuel Cordeiro
Joe Ventura
Manuel Svilvera Farnk Duarte
Moses “Olar
Joe Martin
Peter Quintal
Joe Oliver
Anthony Ramos
Joe DeCosta
John Mello
Joe Silvia
Holy Name Society Banquet addresses modern living theme
The Holy Name Society of St Marys Church held its annual banquet with speaker J Francis Connell of United States Rubber Company on the Modern Art of Living. Other speakers included Rev Austin J Smith Norman J Vermette Bristol Council K of C Edgar Vergeau and Luke H White served as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis Connell
The
United States Rubber Company
Holy Name Society
St. Mary’s Church
Austin J. Smith
St. Mary's Church
Norman J Vermette
Bristol Council
K. of C
Edgar Vergeau
Luke H White
Unions Block Wage Increase in Railroad Labor Dispute
The Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and Enginemen and Switchmen's Union of North America, representing 125 000 rail workers, refuse a 15 4 percent wage rise offered to all rail employees while nine unions accepted for 1 175 million workers. The dispute targets higher pay and new working rules, with mediation and possible fact finding under the Railway Labor Act. Leaders began strike ballots and resisted arbitration, despite railroads' cooperation with mediation boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Switchmen's Union of North America
Riter
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Brotherhood of
National Adiation Board
Mediation Board
United States
Winter Carnival Highlights First Bristol Troop Meeting
The First Bristol Troop held a Winter Carnival with games contests snowball battle and dramatizations. Flaming Arrow patrol led by William Enos won 49 points followed by Cats 46 and Panther 44. Four tenderfoot Scouts earned second class badges. Plans announced for Boy Scout Week and related events. Drum Corps meets for rehearsals and a postponed townwide paper drive due to the storm will occur on the first pleasant Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Flaming Arrow Patrol
William Enos
Cats
Panther
J Thorugh
Richard K Belmore
Jas.m. Michael Flynn
Edwin McClure
George R Fish
Bristol Boy Scout Bugle
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F. Ferreira
A. Cook
J. Carreiro
JA. Sousa
T. Souta
J. Burke
D. Mirabassi
A. Desmairas
V. Saviano
H Sousa
S Gagha, Jr
W Dias
W Ferreria
Dorothy Foster
Mr Shaw
Frank R Seaver
Fred Cooper
Charles Munroe
Fred Ferris
New England Tel & Tel Company
Rhode Island
Nora Almy Earle
J H Young
Pozz
PVE Uvertau Peer Oben Orrtim Reaver
St. Elizabeth's H.N.S
Guernsey
North Farm
Tel
William S Cherry Jr
R. I
Alfred C. Browning
James M Flynn
James E Sullivan
John L. Burke
Joseph Enos
Harold York
George T Ingram, Jr
Erasmo Mancini
Lawrence Perry
Bernard McHugh
Frederick T Goff
John Langello
Arthur Brelsford
Augustine B. Nerone
Messrs White and
Yergeau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Liberty Street
New York
Boy
Scout
Joseph Vaccaro
Manuel B. Sousa
Arthur Quartaro
Virgil Almeida
Bristol, R. I
Business Directory
Bradford ST
Waldron Co
Stuart Barr
William LeClair
Spencer Corsetiere
Franklin St
Dominick Paniello
Easterbrooks
Hope St
John
Tel Br
Michael R. Ferrara
Ferrara Oil CO
Wood ST
R. L
Dorchester Mutual
Charles M. Connery
Boston
Burton St
J. E. Connors
L. L. Watson Co., Inc
Weybosset Street
Hope Street
James E. Connors
Eugene B.ryone
High St
George M. Wilbur & Sons CO
Main St
Warren, Tel
Warren
Constitution
Tel. Br
WM. J. Smith & Son
Robert J. McKay
AW Smith
Mr McKay
Church
Frank Cardoza
Shaws Lane
George S. Sparks
Dimond Ave
R. I. Tel
Cairy
Geo. E. Wightman & Son
E. J. Steen
Bilhope ST. Tel
Bristol County
Joseph C. Silvia & Sons
Bayview Ave
Cav’s Trucking
First Street
Carvalho & Sons
Goulart Ave
Bristol and Vicinity
District Nursing
Martha Graham
Hope
Thyra Carlson
High Street
John Donnellis
C. W. Weaver
E. W. Weaver
Arthur R. Samson
Francis Bros
Metacom Ave
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