Rifle Teams Tie In Second Shoot At State Armory
The Battery M 241st Coast Artillery from Fall River and Bristol Train of Artillery met in an indoor match at Battery M in the State Armory. Both teams finished tied with 690 points across three positions._next Friday evening another match is planned at the State Street armory in Bristol. Sergi H Brier led with 142 points and Sergi R Bennett of the Train 141.
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Fall River
Spindle City
Battery M
241St Coast Artillery
Bristol Train of Artillery
State Armory
State Street Armory
Bristol Sharpshooters
Sergi H. Brier
Sergi R Bennett
Prn
Total
R.bennett
E. Ulioc
Hambrick
Sartini
Avg Priv
Sergt. P Joncas
Pvt N Thurston
Vaz
Real Estate Transfers Involving Harvey Blaisdell and Others
Annie FE Harvey sold half interest in a Constitution Street lot with buildings to Fred G Blaisdell and wife Julia F Blaisdell. Susan A Davis and others deeded to Seth Pauls Company a South Oliver Street lot, about 51 by 208 feet, east of John D Martelly property.
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Annie FE. Harvey
Fred G Blaisdell
Julia F Blaisdell
Constitution Street
Susan A . Daviws
Seth Pauls Company
Oliver Street
John D. Martelly
Women Relief Corps Visit to Soldiers Home
The Rhode Island Women’s Relief Corps department held its monthly Soldiers Home visit Sunday afternoon with Samuel Ramsie directing a program for about 75 attendees. Veterans William Clough and James J. Creed were honored on their birthdays.
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Soldiers’ Home Committee
R. I Department
Women’s Relief Corps
Samuel Ramsie
Riverside
William Clough
James J. Creed
Ivis I. BaHaqu
Edward Anderson
Sam Ramsw
Avis Munro
Jessie Lowry
Lois Young
Low Munro
Lois Munro
Charles J. Sartini, Jr
Marys Neumann
Bristol
Rebel Corps
Probate Court Disposes of Multiple Estates at Session
The semi monthly probate court session, led by Judge Edward L. Leahy, processed numerous matters. The final account of the administrator for Wiphonsa Drake was continued to February 18, a guardian appointment for Ann Meredith Foley was granted with a $1000 bond, and other estate actions for Sansa Gogha Luisa Gogha Tuna Gogha and Wishop Tschney Barns were presented, allowed, and recorded. Halle B Barns named executrix with bond to pay debts.
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Edward L. Leahy
Wiphonsa
Tschney Barns
Halle B Barns
James C Collins
Florida fairs and Clewiston sugar mill herald boom in Everglades work
Florida’s fair season highlights Tampa South Florida Fair with United States Shipping Board displays. Clewiston opens a 1500 ton daily sugar mill near Lake Okeechobee, transforming Everglades land into syrup and Celotex pulp while planning further plants. Officials urge national and state cooperation for drainage and water control to reclaim the Everglades for sugar and prosperity. The Port Riches Garden Club hosts a luncheon with prize offers for town improvement while praising home upkeep and curb appeal.
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Florida
Tampa
South Florida
United States Shipping Board
Lake Okeechohu
Lake Michigan
United States
Clewiton
Everglades
Dahlberg
Florida Everglades
Great Okeechobee
New
Northern snow storms grip daily papers
Frigid reports and sub zero temperatures fill daily papers as readers cope with ongoing cold weather. Tourists observe the chill and locals shovel snow and stoke furnaces in response to the harsh conditions.
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Daly Papers
New Overseas Highway Impacts Key West Town
A Key West resident reports the new overseas highway is altering the town's character demoralizing residents as they begin painting houses and adapting to changing surroundings.
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Key Woest
Morning Glories Blooming Through Exhaustive Daylight
A fragment notes morning glories remain in full bloom all day as workers stay busy. The line suggests a busy period with flowers enduring long daylight.
Speaking out beautification how many insignificant little cottages
A fragmented note discusses beautification efforts and the prominence of small cottages amid broader plans. The text appears as a continued item referencing the third part and questions the impact of minor structures on the overall design.
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Trust Department
Bazaar at St Marys Church Opens to Large Crowd
The St Marys Church bazaar opened in the church auditorium with decorations, booths selling goods, cake and candy, and a chicken salad supper. Lt Governor James G Connolly attended with state and town officials as Edison LeClerc Orchestra provided music.
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St. Mary's Church
Eddie LeClerc
James G Connally
Pawtucket
Edward [. Leahy
Edward E LeClerc
T J Gillan
St Mary's
Gev Connolly
St Mary’s Parochial School
Margaret Greene
Norman Belmore
William Bottomley, Jr
St Mary's School
Auta
Dorothy King
Catherine Gifford
Catherine la Fazia
William Bottomley Jr
Dunne
Providence
James E Dunne
Mayor Dunne
Babbitt W R C Names Committees for New Year
At the regular meeting of the Babbitt Womens Relief Corps, Friday evening, the appointment of committees for the coming year was announced. Executive: Mrs Ethel Mott, Mrs Barbara Leclair, Mrs Laura Wall, Mrs Luella Boone, Mrs Barbara Arnold, Mrs Metta Walliston. Relief: Miss Ellizabeth Graham, Mrs Minnie Card, Miss Anime Luther, Mrs Elnora Kenson. Conference: Mrs Martha Watt, Mrs Margaret Hackley, Mrs Sade Luther, Mrs Mary Grabert, Mrs Emma Med burs. Home and Employment: Mrs Mary Munro, Mrs Martha Cahoon, Mrs Sadie Marshall, Mrs Ella Paull, Miss Sophie Young. Auditing: Mrs Grace Barrett, Mrs Grace Huestis, Mrs Catherine McKay.
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Babbitt Womens Relief Corps
Ethel Mott
Barbara Leclair
Laura Wall
Luella Boone
Barbara Arnold
Metta Walliston
Ellizabeth Graham
Minnie Card
Anime Luther
Elnora Kenson
Martha Watt
Margaret Hack
Olympians to Meet Battery E in YMCA Battle
The Olympians face Battery E of Westerly at the YMCA gym tomorrow evening in a strong matchup. Battery E has beaten top teams from State and Eastern Connecticut this season. Stenhouse, Battery E’s agile center, has scored heavily this year, and Olympians’ center will guard him. A preliminary game features the Olympians seconds against Mount Pleasant s of Providence. George J. O'Brien will referee.
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YMCA
Olympians
Battery E
Westerly
Big State
Eastern Connecticut
Westerly Boys
Stenhouse
Carrie Comes to College musical at Colt Memorial High
Colt Memorial High School pupils present a two act musical play Carrie Comes to College in the school auditorium. Directed by Miss M Theresa Sullivan with 40 participants. The action unfolds in Ma Jenkins boarding house yard and tickets have been selling well for the January 31 and February 1 performances.
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Carrie
Colt Memorial High School
M. Theresa Sullivan
Ma” Jenkin
Battery C Plans Split Drill To Consolidate Training
Battery C 243d C A announces two drills this week with the regular evening session and a Saturday afternoon split drill intended to gather all members for faster training. Joseph Raposa, a former Battery C member, re enlisted Saturday afternoon.
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C. A
Joseph Raposa
Second Rifle Team Organized in B T A
The Bristol Train of Artillery forms a second rifle team after strong practice from matches this fall and winter. Members named include captain George W Boutiher and George F Marshall with Gordon R Brown Edward A Currier Jr Raymond J Sartini and Frank Jr Gladue. Capt Henry A Hambrick will coach and weekly indoor range practice starts Monday evenings. The new B A team issues a challenge to the second team of Batteries C for a series of shoots.
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Bristol
Fifth District Court Docket Notes Local Violations
The Fifth District Court convened yesterday with a small docket. Early Skuce of Warren Avenue East Providence was fined 25 dollars plus costs for driving without a valid license on County Road Barrington. Police Chief Albert Pearson Jr. said the license was issued by Wisconsin but Rhode Island denied a state license. A drunkenness case was fined two dollars plus costs. On the civil docket Henry J. Marikle vs Patrick J. McKenna was continued nisi.
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Fifth District Court
Skuce
Warren Avenue
East Providence
County Road
Barrington
Albert Pearson, Jr
Wisiéorsin
Rhode Island Board of Piftslie Roads
Bristol Train of Artillery Military Band Debuts
The Bristol Train of Artillery Military Band held its first rehearsal last evening on State Street under Bandmaster Swan. Several people requested membership and the unit may grow to 28 or 30 musicians.
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Petg 2
Bristol Train of Artillery
Atate
State Street
Swan
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Women’s Relief. Corps
Soldiers’ Home
Probate
M. M. Conley Jewelry Store
Hope St
Pastime Theatre
John Gilbert
Renee Adobee
Man Who Laughs
Conrad Veidt
Mary Phibbin
Gus Sonnenberg
ED. “Strangler” Lewis
Boston Garden
Louise Fazend
Clyde Cook
Tom Tyler
Hilo
Clara Bow
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Richard Arien
Gary Cooper
James G. Connolly
Babbitt W. Roc
B.T.A
P. E
Woonsocket
Pascoag
Widence
Y. M.C. A. Building
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