Funeral services for Miss Dora May Slade
Funeral services for Miss Dora May Slade were held at her home on Hope Street this afternoon with Rev. James J. Goodacre officiating. Floral tributes came from church groups and societies. Bearers were Herbert B Burnham Jr, Leonard Sanford, John T Ashton and Frank H Buffinton. Burial followed at North Cemetery.
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Dora May Slade
Hope Street
James J. Goodacre
First Congregational Church
Congregational Club
Sunday School
The
Congregational Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Herbert B Burnham, Jr
Leonard #. Sanford
John T. Ashton
Frank H Buffinton
North Cemetery
Estate of Westcote H. Chesebrough Second Account
The Bristol Probate Court accepts and refers the guardian George E Leighton s second account for the estate of ward Westcote H Chesebrough. A hearing is set for February 1 1926 at 10 00 A M in Bristol Probate Court. Notice is ordered published in the Bristol Phoenix for fourteen days weekly.
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Robath
Bristol
Westcote H. Chesebrough
George E. Leighton
Westcote
H. Chenerough
The
Bristol Phoenix
John W Ghurch
Probate Court Notices for Trudell Estates in Bristol
Probate Court of Bristol on January 11 1926 hears Emily B Trudell administrator of Henry Pawl Trudell estate present first and final account with sale of real estate to be reviewed and published for fourteen days in Bristol Phoenix. Guardian Emily B Trudell to present first account for Muriel Barbara Trudell minor ward by February 1 1926 with weekly Bristol Phenix notices.
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Bristol
Henry Pawl Trudell
Emily B. Trudell
Probate
Bristol Phoenix
John W. Church
Robate Court
Muriel Barbara Trudell
Emily B Trudell
Aald Ward
Bristol Phenix
John W Church
Guardian petition for James Seymore in Bristol
In Bristol on January 14 1926 petition by Susan M Sheple requests guardianship of James Seymore a person of full age. The matter is referred to February 1 1826 at 10 AM in the Probate Court Room for consideration with fourteen days notice to be published in the Bristol Phenix and citations served as law.
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Bristol
James Seymore
Susan M Sheple
Bristol Phenix
John W. Church
Guardian Named for Tra W Arnol in Bristol Ward
Guardian of the person and estate Tra W Arnol appointed by the Bristol Probate Court. Guardian USAN M. SHHPLE. to filed claims against ward within six months from first advertisement.
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Bristol
Usan
M. Shhple
John W. Church
Probate Court in Bristol Opens Isabelle Flint Will
The Probating Court of the Town of Bristol on January 15, 1926, considers the written instrument presented as the last will and testament of Isabelle E. Flint, late of Bristol, deceased. The case relocates to a hearing set for February MM, with probate action underway.
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Bristol
Isabelle E. Flint
Revival Meetings Near Closing At Local Churches
Rev Howard V Miler evangelist conducts ten day revival at First Baptist Church under Church of the Nazarene. Sermons titled The Greatest Thing in the World and Gods Appointment. F C Smith leads music. services draw growing interest and may conclude with Sunday morning and evening programs.
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First Baptist Church
Howard V. Miler
Church of the Nazarene
Mr. Muller
F. C. Smith
Mr Miller
Fire at Union Street quelled by volunteers at noon
A noon blaze at 77 Union Street started in a storm porch. Leon E. McCaw sighted it and tried to fight it with water before alerting the 29th district at 12 10. Chemicals aided suppression and the recall rang at 12 35. Miss Mabel L Gardner resided on the second floor. the home belonged to the estate of Annie W Fitch.
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Union Street
Leon E. McCaw
McCaw
Mabel L Gardner
Annie W Fitch
Old Age Reverenced Among Eskimo Tribes
Eskimo culture shows deep respect for elders who advise and assist at home. In winter scarcity families share meat and oil, while in plenty each family fends for itself but widows and orphans receive priority care. Widows provide services in exchange for food lodging and clothing.
Three Wise Monkeys Curse Not to See Hear Speak Evil
In Nikko Japan a mural shows Mizaru Mikazaru and Mazaru the three monkeys who see hear and speak no evil. The legend teaches a moral about minding one’s own affairs and avoiding meddling in others’ matters.
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Nikko
Japan
Mizaru
Mikazaru
Mazaru
Rough Stuff in London Mall Ends in Tragedy
A terse tale describes a man wooing a woman with costly gifts, his loyalty, and conflicts as she coldly resists him. He is knocked down after losing temper and the couple’s story ends with conflicting motives and an unhappy note despite affection.
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London Mall
For Rent Two Rooms Upstairs Corner of Averie State Streets
Two rooms available for rent with improvements. Upstairs unit at the corner of Averie and State streets. Apply at Dimond's.
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Averie State Streets
Dimond
Radio lecture at Y M C A urges government control and education
A speaker praised radio’s public value and predicted a bright educational future while urging government control so the public could access what it wants when wanted. He highlighted Dutee W. Flint, offered readings and songs, and received sustained applause.
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Dutee W. Flint
Pierce
Frank M. Dimond
W Fred Williams
Elmer B Mathewson
Turkey Supper Supports Bristol Troop 5 Fund
One hundred forty turkey suppers were served at Trinity parish house on Wednesday evening from 5 30 to 7 30 by the Mothers Council of Troop 5 Bristol Boy Scouts to aid the troop. The dining room featured flags and yellow candles. Committee members included Mrs Frederic B Brownell Mrs Charles O F Thompson Mrs Thomas P Brightman Mrs Herman C Farr and Mrs Henry W Boynton. Assistants included Troop 5 officers and patrol leaders and Goldenrod Troop No 1 Bristol Girl Scouts led by Capt Celestina Boutlin who also oversaw waitresses.
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Trinity Parish House
Mothers’ Council
Troop
Bristol Boy Scouts
Frederic B. Brownell
Charles O. F Thompson
Thomas P Brightman
Herman C Farr
Henry W Boynton
Bristol Boy Scout Bazar Free Admission for Scouts
Scout troops announce free admission for all scouts to the bazaar in GAR Hall tomorrow evening. Troop 4 Bristol will be inspected by the Deputy Commissioner this evening and indoor rally practice plus patrol meetings are planned. A special Boy Scout Week program for Feb 7 14 is being arranged to be announced next week. The Pinetrees and Robins lead the donation ticket contest so far.
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Gar Hall
Bristol
Pinetrees
Robins
Bristol Y to Meet Providence Y in Narragansett League Clash
Bristol Y faces Providence Y tomorrow evening at the local YMCA in a Two-State League game in the Narragansett section. A previous one-point Bristol loss in Providence suggests another close contest with Phelan Gregory Butterworth Carroll and Mello in the Providence lineup. A fast preliminary will feature the Y Triangles and the Hh Club teams.
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Bristol
Providence
Narragansett
YMCA
Phelan
Gregory Butterworth
Carroll
Mello
Bristol Boy Scouts Bazaar Offers Weekend Fun
The Bristol Troops of Boy Scouts of America will continue their bazaar at A R Hall tomorrow evening with special attractions and amusement promised for attendees. The Peppy Jazbos provide up-to-date music for dancing as larger crowds enjoy each Saturday night.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Pleasant surprise birthday party at Mrs Norris home
A group of Mrs Litlian R Norris friends held a surprise birthday gathering at Congregational Street last Saturday evening. Fifteen guests from Providence attended, with games, a musical program, and refreshments after congratulations were extended.
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Litlian R Norris
Congregational Street
Saleme Family Obituary Notice in Local Journal
In this town on January 27, Joan Furtado Saleme aged 83 years passed away. The obituary notes a long life and local ties, with family and community references.
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Saleme
Joan Furtado Saleme
In Memoriam Dear Mother Passes July 1925
In memory of my dear mother who died in July 1925. Death robbed me of the one I loved so well. In sorrow I think of her safe home with God. Her loving son Edward A Sullivan and family note the loss and the changes since that day.
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Probate Court Approves Sale of Minor Estate Interest
In Bristol on December 14 1925 Guardian George E Leighton petitioned to sell Westcote H Chesebrough minor’s two seventh s undivided farm share in Poppasquash Property Bristol. The 64.75 acre tract includes Narragansett Bay waters and tolls right of way over Poppasquash Road. Sale set for 1926 at 10 AM in Probate Court Bristol with notice via Bristol Phoenix weekly.
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Bri&tol
Westcote
H. Chese
George E. Leighton
H. Chegebreigh
Bristol
Pappasquash Neck
Narragansett Bay
Samuel P. Colt
Francis DeWolf
George Augustus Lang
John Brown Herreshoff
Lung
Point Pleasant Farm
Pappasquash Point
Ancis DeWoilf
Poppasquash Point
Poppasquash
Westcote H. Chese
Westcote H Chesebrough
Chesebrough
Poppasquagh Road
Caroline Chesebrough
Westcote H. Chesebrough
Bristol Phoenix
John W Church
Warren Market Street Plat No 118 119 Property Boundary Description
Property records describe land on the Warren Market Street area tied to Plat Nos 118 and 119 under the 1923 Law. The document defines center line references from Sta 0-29.7 to Sta 100-04.70 and details parcels on the westerly and easterly sides of Market Street with bounds, walls, hedges, and lines offset from the center line. Signed by the State Board of Public Roads and attested by Clerk G R Wellington, this description accompanies Plat No 113 and was filed in December A D 1925.
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Warren- Market St
State Board of Public Roads
Warren
Market St
Market Street
Sta
Sta. 20
Gard
R. L State Board OF Public Roads
Abram L. Atwood
Benjamin F. Robinson
Frank Cole
G. R. Wellington
R. J. State Board of Public Roads
Estate of Maria Santo seeks administrator in Bristol
January 12 1926 in Bristol a writ requests Dom Enico Santo husband of Maria Santo late of Bristol deceased intestate to be appointed administrator of the estate. The request was received and ordered to run weekly in the Bristol Phenix for notice.
Bristol 1926 Will of Bridget Minahan Presented for Probate
Estate of Bridget Minahan presented for probate in Bristol on January 11 1926. A Will and Testament purporting to be said Bridget Scena late of Bristol is offered for probate in the Probate Court Room Bristol. Clerk John Church to supervise proceedings.
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Bristol
Bridget Minahan
Bridget Scena
Ratel
Piven
John
Church
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