Reunion of Casket Club Highlights 1915 Return
Last Saturday at the Hotel Belvedere the Casket Club held its first reunion since 1915. E J Robertson of Los Angeles former Y M C A physical director was welcomed back. Officers elected: President E J Robertson, Vice President Fred Wilbur, Secretary John Simister, Treasurer Bertram W Wall. Out of town attendees included William Wardwell Quincy Mass Charles W Herrmann William D McCaughey Charles E West Providence George Balfour Sharon Mass and John Simister Warren.
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Casket Club
Belvedere
Wilbur
Y. M. C. A. Block
E. J. Robertson
Los Angeles
Cal
Robertson
Fall River
Bertram W. Wall
E J. Robertson
Fred Wilbur
John Simister
William Wardwell
Quincy
Mass
Charles W Herrmann
William D McCaughey
Charles E West
Providence
George Balfour
Sharon
Warren
Firemen Host Dinner Do Insignia for Attendance
Members of the Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company No 2 host tonight as guests of the Vigilant Fire Company of Appanaug. Visiting firemen will present a silver loving cup to the Ever Readys for the largest attendance at a recently held Vigilant fair and will remain overnight to join the Bristol boys in the Independence Day parade.
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Ever Ready Engine & Hose’ Company
No. 2
Vigilant Fire Company of
Appanaug
Vigilant Fire Company
Bristol Boys
Feasts of St Elizabeth and St Anthony Celebrate at St Elizabeths
Feasts of St Elizabeth and St Anthony will be celebrated at St Elizabeths Church on Sunday. A solemn high mass at 10 30 am will be followed by a sermon by Rev Joseph P Amaral. The parish children will hold a procession after the service and at 7 30 pm Rev Fr Martins of Holy Rosary Church Providence will give the sermon.
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St. Elizabeth
St. Anthony
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Joseph P. Amaral
St. Francis Xavier Church
East Providence
Martins
the Holy Rosary Church
Providence
Linens Laundered to Cool Cleanliness
A vivid line extols summer rest on cool freshly clean sheets. The passage frames linen quality as essential for comfort and notes What Cheer linens provide refreshing, restful nights.
Laundry Service for Summer Bachelors
A summer bachelor receives a complete laundry service with washing ironing and mending so garments are ready to wear. The ad emphasizes convenience and practical help for the season.
Summer attire and home refresh tips from What Cheer
Many dress in light summer clothes and prepare their porches while giving closed cars a cool look with slip covers. What Cheer suggests laundering these coverings locally as a perfect service. They also offer rag and wool rugs to make floors smart and summery.
Street Winds and Building Induced Gusts Explained
An old paper fragment explains how hot calm days raise air along rocks and building sides. It notes wind gusts form when air meets corners and narrow streets, mushrooming into multiple currents as they descend sides and recurve toward open areas.
Long Ovation Delays Senator's Banquet Presentation
A prominent public life figure, a senator, was the main speaker at a banquet. The curtain-raiser overran its time as reporters worried about deadlines. The senator messaged the press asking how long the speech would last and then stated the curtain-raiser would speak about twenty minutes longer. Later he sent a note saying all prophecies are withdrawn.
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Congress
Philadelphia Record
Partition Suit Seeks Three Rhode Island Estate Parcels
In a bill in equity, Frederic Geisler et al seek partition of parcels A B and C in Bristol and South Kingstown Rhode Island. The court orders notice and an appearance date of July 28 1928 for Edward A Open alias Edward A Oppenhayn and others with publication in Bristol Phoenix Narragansett Times and Providence News.
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Bristol
County of
Rhode Island
South Kingstown
Washington
Mount Hope Avenue
Mason N_ Pierce
Mason N Pierce
Nehemiah Cole
Rouse Carpenter
Tower Hill
R. I
Leon L. Holland
Leon L Holland
Edward A Open
Edward A. Oppenhayn
Edward A. Open
Ward A. Open
Edward A Oppenhayn
Bristol Phoenix
Rhode
Narragansett Times
Providence News
Providence
Walter 8. Reynolds
Empress Josephine popularized daily baths in silver tubs
The text notes Josephine born Tascher de la Pagerie rose to Empress Josephine and made daily baths a fashion in European courts. She spent three hours each morning on toilette and ordered silver basins and bathtubs for bathing. Records claim she spent 3000 francs yearly on rouge, illustrating lavish grooming habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tascher de la Pagerie
Josephine
France
Napoleon
Baron de Meyer
Harper's Bazar
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Ana. Tas
Ginger
Sherbet
Delco Beverages
Campanella Bros
D. Coggeshall
L. G. Cote Clarke
Manchester
Q. Plivin
Hope Drug
A. Johnson
M. H. Paull
the “Green Lantern
Jones Drug
P. J. Cannon
F. Mahoney
Madeiros
Bernard R
Quirk
Quirk Bros. Talon Commercial
Jollo
Xavier M. Jeone
J. Matsano
A. Mansino
B. Mahoney
I. Molasky
H. A. Rounds
Delco
Cranston ST
LoviNa
Jonson Outoard
F. O. B. Mystic Conn
Hope Street
WM. H. Bell, Inc
Telephone
Edward F. Kearns
Gaspee
Constitution
Providence Studio
Pearl Street
Superior Court OF the State OF Rhode Island, &c
Frederic Geisler
ALS
Edward A. Open, Alias
Hahn
LDS
Walte Reyn
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
Augustus P. Duffy
W. W. Franklin & Co
Wood Street
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E. L. Watson & CO
Weybosset Street
District Nursing Association
Wiss Martha Graham
Thyra Carlson
John the Tailor
E. W. Weaver
High Street
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
William A. Doran
Bay View Ave
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
Archie H. Rounds
Tel. Con
Union Street
Charles M. Connery
Undertaker
Barton S
Freeborn
R. Cole
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
Wiliam Street Tel. Con
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