St. Michael's Church Independence Day Service
Fifth Sunday after Trinity at 10 30 a m Holy Communion with a sermon focused on Independence Day An Evening Prayer service follows at 7 30 p m
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
4
Fifth Sunday after Trinity at 10 30 a m Holy Communion with a sermon focused on Independence Day An Evening Prayer service follows at 7 30 p m
Morning services begin with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Matins at 9 30 a m Church School at 10 00 a m Processional at 10 45 a m features organ trumpet and anthem selections including God of Our Fathers My Country Tis of Thee and The Star Spangled Banner An evensong and address are planned for 7 30 pm with readings and hymns by noted composers and arrangers.
Preparatory service Friday night at 30. Sunday morning worship at 1030. The Lord's Supper will be admiral Is toTICcYy. Union service Sunday night at 730 at the Methodist Church.
State Street M E Church announces prayer meeting at 7 30 and choir practice at 8 30 on Friday. Sunday service at 10 30 preaching at noon Sunday School at 6 30 Epworth League at 7 30 pm union service with First Congregational and First Baptist Churches slated.
Morning service at 10 300 sermon by the pastor followed by communion Church School at 11 45 Union service in the State Street Methodist Church in the evening at 7 30 o clock.
Rev Thomas Armstrong of Pawtucket will lead all services at Court Street Church near Hope. Morning service at 10 45 with sermon, Sunday School at noon, Young People at 6 00, Evangelistic meeting at 7 00, Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. You are invited.
The Atalanta Boat Club of New York, claimed as the oldest rowing organization in the United States, began in 1848 when ferrymen operating between New York and Hoboken formed the club.
Laura Gueyremont daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Gueyremont 245 Thames Street married John Vitullo of Barrington at 8 oclock Wednesday morning in St Marys Church Rev Thomas J Gillan officiated Bride wore beaded Georgette over satin veil orange blossoms and carried Bride roses Beaux of honor wore changeable chiffon Maid of honor and flower girls named The reception was at 49 Superior Street Providence Gifts included pearl necklace and white gold watch The couple will reside on New Meadow Road Hampden Meadows after a wedding trip
Mrs Clarissa Lorraine Burke died Wednesday night at her home 494 Thames street after a year of illness. Born September 19, 1879 in Providence she lived in town over two years. Survived by husband William and four Burke children and one daughter, plus four sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 o'clock at her Thames street home officiated by Rev Frederick T L Maroon with burial at North Cemetery.
Transfer records show Philip Sansene and wife conveying land and buildings on the west side of Metacom avenue to Joseph A Janson and wife. Another deed lists Joseph Duff on land on Pearse avenue, with Charles Wood and Waite Pawtucket interests on Chacks to Wood platea and Metacom avenue. Jaime Pamental transfers to Mary Penen a parcel with buildings on Constitution street.
Drawings for position contests at the Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company fire station will be held this evening after a 8 PM closing time. Nine engine hand entries and nine hose coupling entries, from Bristol to Saylesville, were received by secretary Philip Brady.
Bristol defeated Saylesville 3 2 at Saylesville in a tight contest. Singles results include Boynton defeating Corsatello 6 3 8 and Barton beating Hawkins 6 4 6 4 with Nelson beating Young 6 1 2 6 2. Doubles saw Hawkins Corsatello win 6 3 3 6 9 7, then Hawkins Young of Saylesville beat Boynton Kinsley 8 6 6 . The league leaders Fall River visit Bristol next Sunday as Bristol pursues a tough home win.
A three year Trotter Memorial Cup for the Bristol counts championship men's singles opens July 10 under the Excelestor Trian Club. Funds collected to defray cup costs with subscriptions invited. cup must be won three times by one player before outright. Subscriptions sent to Miss Mellie Hamilton.
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The Town Clerk announces bids open for paving and patching on Oakwood area streets including High St and Thames St. Plans cover about 69000 square yards of patching and 28000 square yards of resurfacing. Specifications available after June 7, 1926. council may accept or reject any bid.
Bristol town issues sealed fuel proposals for free burning white ash stove and egg coal totals 42 tons for fire stations and 24 tons for Burnside Memorial Building. Proposals due by July 6 1926 with envelopes marked Proposals for Fuel and town clerk John W Church reserves right to reject.
An administration notice governs Mattia Cadone residing at Usher Street Kristol FR Antontod Spinelia with 246 Cahill Road Flatbush Brooklyn NY. Executors named are John W Church as Clerk and others. The document outlines appointing actions and duties for the estate administration.
Fragmented text shows probate actions in Bristol town court dated June 223 1926 with references to the will of Wordhiarr Foondesy Tate and guardianship of a pre key asset. Orders direct publication of notices for fourteen days and court appearances.
Rhode Island officers from Newport Naval Station and U S S Trenton join judges and town officials in a parade parade form lines along State Street. Seven divisions marshal details specify positions from State Street Church to Wood and Bradford streets with chiefs Cheesman Tucker Merriman Fish Coggeshall Riccio Leahy directing each block.
The procession moves along Hope and High streets ending at Reynolds School where His Excellency Aram J Pothier Governor of Rhode Island reviews the march with the Chief Marshal and staff. The event concludes with division dismissals of the marshals.
At 1 pom the State Firemen League Muster on the common. At 2:30 pm a baseball game between Warren and Bristol on the common. At 3 pm a band concert by the 243rd Coast Artillery Band with a full program of marches overtures waltzes and operatic selections. A grand display of ships and shore property is promised with officials and committee members listed.
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