Hospital Sets New Rate Schedule for Outpatient Care
Rhode Island Hospital issues a new rate schedule for out patient services effective after February 1. Non Providence residents must present authorization from their Director of Public Welfare to be admitted unless in emergencies. Treatments cost from ten cents to two dollars.
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Providence
Public Welfare
Rhode Island Hospital
Domenico Mascolo
SAR
Willian O. Rice
Bristol Relief Bureau
Pital
Public Wefare
E S Group To Hold Annual Meeting Tomorrow
The E S Group set for its first annual meeting of the Past Matrons and Past Patrons Association of Mount Hove Chapter to elect officers and discuss routine business. Vincent J. Pettine chairs with Mrs Frances Antonelli and Miss Cora M Hill among attendees as officers preside. Light refreshments and games follow the session.
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Mount Hove
Dfhiver
Teatiate
SCSI
Vincent J. Pettine
Herbert F. Newman
Cora M. Hill
Frances Antonelli
Stephen W. Hopkins
Harry W. Munro
Youth and Crime Talk by Former Providence Police Leader
Former Commander John J. Kelly of the Providence Police Department will speak on youth and crime at a Cup Defenders' Association meeting tomorrow night. The talk was moved from eight to nine o clock due to basketball league games.
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John J. Kelly
Providence Police Department
Cup Defenders’ Association
Merchandise Stolen From Auto Repair Shop
About 100 dollars in merchandise was stolen from Manuel Borges’s auto repair shop last night. The break was discovered by Frank Pere, who found a damaged south side window and police later examined for fingerprints with Detective Cashin and State Bureau investigators.
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Nee Aitatepaid
Beart Ao Torss
Frank Pere
William T. Cashin
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Manuel Borges
Weekly Dance by Employees' Association Held Tomorrow
The Employees' Association of the US Rubber Products hosts a weekly dance at the Recreation hall tomorrow evening. Manuel Vargas Jr. leads the arrangements committee.
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Employees’ Association of the
Manuel Vargas, Jr
Wall to Be Toastmaster at Ever Ready Banquet
Bertram W Wall former National Executive Committeeman of the American Legion will be toastmaster at the Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company 15th annual banquet with state town and fire officials as guests. A turkey supper and entertainment are planned, with the companys baseball team present. Prominent attendees include Sen Thomas H Byrnes Reps John R Magee Pasquale Pagnano Judge Edward L Leahy Brig Gen L H Callan Town officials and Republican and Democratic town committee leaders. Fire officials cited include Chief Robert J Anderson and board members Moses Moore Dreadnaught Harry R Gray Defiance Captain Fred Coggeshall Hydraulon Oliver J Lemaire Dreadnaught Hose Co and Arthur Manchester Defiance Hose Co. Dinner by a Providence caterer and out-of-town entertainment are planned with Frank Lewis as general arrangements chair.
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Bertram W Wall
The
American Legiogy
Thomas H. Byrnes
John R Magee
Pasquale Pagnano
Edward L. Leahy
L. H. Callan
John W. Church
John R. Bernardo
Republican Town Committee
Anthony J. Nunes
Charman
Democratic Town Committee
Robert J. Anderson
Moses Moore
Dreadnaught
Harry R. Gray
Defiance
Fred Coggeshall
Hydraulon
Oliver J. Lemaire
Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Company
Arthur Manchester
Defiance Hose Company
Providence
Frank Lewis
Matthew Brito
Joseph Winward
William Rinaldi
Fred Guevremont
Donald Gladue
John Ezikovich
Joseph Paul
Police Pension Fund Plans Hinted By Local Chief
Police Chief Anthony J. Ferrara backs a new pension and disability fund for permanent officers. The measure passed the Senate by voice vote and awaits House and Governor approval. Ferrara cites 1832 in funds plus a hoped 500 from taxpayers to total over 2300 for a solid startup.
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Anthony J. Ferrara
Senate
House
Robert E. Quinn
Thomas H. Byrnes
Fred C Broomhead
Barrington
Ep “Pétrara
Bunsas
Benevolent Society Whist Event At St Michael's Church
A Ladies Benevolent Society whist drive at St Michael's Church on Hope Street drew 31 tables with prizes for table winners. Refreshments were provided by the general arrangements committee led by Mrs. Benjamin M. MacDougall and aided by several members, listing many prize winners from New Bedford Belmont and local families.
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J. William Wood
Florence T Nelson
Edward Bunn
J Harleigh Tingley
Evelin Bache
T. A. Raymond
New Bedford
Small
Belmont
Frederick MacIntosh
Georgianna Stenson
Martha Graham
Richard Cornell
Ernest G. Brown
Wallis FE. Howe
F. I. Brownell
Herbert Burnham
Edward D. Kunz
Riley Lamson
Walter Cunningham
William Seymour
Henry Wood
Baer
Sebastian Bernard, Jr
Goodnow
R. P C. Rego
Howard Church
Oscar Miller
Jack Fetherston
Howell Williams
Legion National Commander to Visit Soldiers Home
National Commander Doherty of the American Legion will make a brief stop at the Soldiers Home Monday afternoon during a highway trip from Newport to Providence. He is slated to attend a dinner at the Hotel Narragansett later that day and will arrive near the Mount Hope Bridge between 4 and 4 30 p.m. He will be greeted by a Legion delegation including Post and Department Commanders and several officials led by Brig. Gen. Luke H Callan and Bertram W. Wall.
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Doherty
American Legion
Newport
Providence
Narragansett
Mount Hope Bridge
Post Department
Luke H Callan
Bertram W. Wall
Samuel J. Smith
Officials named for 90th Washington Ball by Bristol unit
James J. Velleca, general chairman, announced committees for the 90th Washington Ball of the Bristol Train of Artillery to be held February 22 at the Bristol Casino. Col. Alfred M. Merriman serves ex-officio. Lt Col Edwin S. Godfrey leads music and ushers, with Capt Edward Bullock secretary and Capt Hartley floor director.
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Velleca
Bristol Train of Artillery
Bristol Casino
James J. Velleca
Alfred M. Merriman
M. D
Lieut
Edward Bullock
Edwin S. Godfrey
Henry S. Hambrick
Bertram Bullock
Manuel Goulart
Ian M. Walker
Roswell S. Bosworth
Herbert D. Graetz
Col
Merriman
Godfrey
Arthur
W. Barrett
Hambrick
Booth
Goulart
Bullock
Hartley
Walker
Bosworth
Bristol Residents Targeted For Preference On Andrews Memorial Work
The New England Concrete Co. says it cannot pick workers for the Andrews Memorial School project but urges Bristol residents be given employment preference. The firm cites union agreements and says it has little control over hiring, while promising to press for local workers through labor representatives.
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Bristol
New England Concrete Company
Andrews Memorial School
Council
Prescott B Paull
Andrews Memorial
U‘dng
Rean
Organized Labor
Mulcahey
Carpenters Union
DeFalco
P W
Tonuhe
Squad Thirteen staged by Guiteras students
A one act play titled Squad Thirteen depicted a school traffic squad capturing two burglars. Principal roles were played by Earl Gladue Sinclair McDonald John Cordeiro Edward Perry Anald Waite Dante Pansa Lawrence D Amico Mathew Calderiso Edward Cardoza Robert Brooks William Rohrman.
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Today
Gunteras Memorial Junior High School
Earl Gladue
Sinclair McDonald
John Cordeiro
Edward Perry
Anald Waite
Dante Pansa
Lawrence D’amico
Mathew Calderiso
Edward Cardoza
Robert Brooks
William Rohrman
Italian Group Plans Washington Birthday Observance
Bristol Italo Americans set Feb 20 in Academy hall Wood street to mark George Washingtons 162nd birthday with Princess Elena Lodge and Sons of Italy sponsor program featuring talks by prominent speakers entertainment and refreshments.
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Washington
Bristol
George Washington
Academy Hall
Wood Street
Princess Elena Lodge, Sons of Italy
Bristol Women Qualify as Flower Show Judges
Bristol women passed a two day instruction course in Providence to qualify as flower show judges. Named were Mrs J Howard Paull Mrs William W Perry Mrs R F Haffenreffer III Mrs Carl W Haffenreffer Mrs Samuel C Wardwell Miss Agnes Herreshoff Mrs Fred M Dixon Jr from the Bristol Garden Club and Mrs Sebastian Bernara Jr from Countryside Garden Club. Instructors from New York spoke on judging and staging flower shows at St Martin's Church parish house. The course was open to all seven members of the Rhode Island Federation of Garden Clubs.
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Fight Bristol
Providence
J. Howard Paull
William W Perry
R. F. Haffenreffer
Carl W. Haffenreffer
Samuel C. Wardwell
Agnes Herreshoff
Fred M. Dixon, Jr
Bristol Garden Club
Sebastian Bern
Meiggs Denies Candidacy for Fire Board
Former Sheriff James F B Meiggs denies reports of seeking a seat on the Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company board of fire engineers. He states the rumor did not come from him and he is not, nor has he been, a candidate.
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Meiggs
Story of St Andrew's Industrial School in Barrington
Rev. Irving E. Evans tells Rotary Club of Barrington about St Andrew's Industrial School begun in 1893 when Rev. Chapin housed boys in a hayloft on a Rumstick farm. Donation-based growth led to the Bicknell home rectory as the early site, with Chapin guiding boys through hardship and later Crabtree expanding schooling and craft training.
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St Andrew's Industrial School
Barrington
Irving E. Evans
Rotary Club
Hotel Belvedere
Ron
Providence
William Merritt Chagin
St John’s Church
Chapin
S. P.C.C
Bicknell
Evans
St. Andrews
Tim
Souris
Feds
Annalty
Mel Chapin
Taiz
Bert Crabtree
Boston
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Cartoon Pathe News
Coastguard
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John Howard
Louise Campbell
Reginald Denny
Love
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Frank Moreau
John Beal
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