Reconstruction plans for St. Michael's Chapel outlined
A committee to supervise St. Michael's Chapel reconstruction outlines changes including a kitchen, serving room, extra classrooms, toilets, a stage, window frames, new heating and lighting, a motion picture booth and projector, two bowling alleys, an electric organ blower, and other renovations. A meeting at 10 o'clock Sunday morning will discuss awarding the contract and final details.
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St. Michael's Chapel
Mass and social events at Our Lady of Prudence Church
Mass will be celebrated every Sunday at 9 15 am at Our Lady of Prudence Church. The Catholic Ladies club met to discuss plans for the season. Whist games will be held weekly. Negotiations continue to buy more land for access to the church. The first whist is set for Wednesday July 10 with Misses Mars and Alice Beirne at Rosine Cottage.
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Catholic Ladieslab
Mars
Alice Beirne
Rosine Cottage
Kearney Post Selects Nine For Armistice Day Committee
Kearney Post No 6 Africani xe gion has chosen nine members to serve on the general committee to arrange Armistice Day celebrations next November. Selected members include James J. Haines B W Wall James T Pierce Samuel J Smith Jr Joseph Enos Charles R Beals William McKenna Dr Charles Callery and William A Bottomley. The Town Council will appoint civilians to complete the committee.
Town Council Adopts Swill and Garbage Ordinance at Meeting
At Tuesday's session the Town Council approved an ordinance to regulate waste collection by a single supervisor. The meeting also discussed appointing a health officer and town auditor, licenses issued for milk sales and peddling, and planned July Madeira Colony religious observances with illumination and bands. The council authorized sewer bonds and approved sidewalk and curb work, while various tabled petitions included gas tanks and peddling restrictions.
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Wood Street
Franklin Street
Hope
Court Streets
John Hugh Magee
Norman FE. Benard
AL. Johnston
Willam M Connery
Madeira Colony
St Elizabeths Church
St Elizabeth's Church
Woods
St Mary's
Albert Menard
Oliver Street
Wallace J Berger
FE Maller
State Street
Francesco Pepe
Neiah Lier Palevey
Amos S Gorham
Ro J Kavanaugh
Nunziata Bisgnane
Jeremiah Kirby
Back Bay Station Opens in Boston After Fire
The New Haven Railroad opens the new Back Bay Station in Boston on Monday July 1 to replace the burned building of April 15 1928. The first train through the station was the sleeping car from New York arriving at 40 am E.S. The station features modern conveniences and an attractive interior built on the former site at a cost around 700000.
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Back Bay
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Boston
New York
E.S
State Street M E Church Services Notice
Morning service at 10 30 with preaching by D Rk P Hutton of Providence Church School at 12 00. Evening service at 7 30 with preaching by the pastor. Welcome to all.
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Nake Segation
Noregat
Acree
Sununday
Cantmanton
Jesus
RhoOol Chreste
Pho
D. Rk P Hutton
Providence Church School
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E. L. Watson Cg., Inc
Weybosset Street
Providence
Pleasing Pupils Recital Under Mrs Capone at Studio
A Monday evening recital by pupils under Mrs Lucien Capone at her studio showcased notable progress in a short period. The event featured pianists Lazine Matrons Abbe Olver Frances Gallagher Madeline Cardoza Irene Harths Altes Souza Lillian Nussenfedd Joseph Bruno Marv athesa Idabanara and saxophonists Neal Gallagher Arthur Manchester William st Angelo Ben variant Marine tout) Terdinand Adve with refreshments served and studio decoration in yellow tones.
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Lucien Capone
Capones
Pian Lazine
Abbe Olver
Frances Gallagher
Madeline Cardoza
Irene Harths
Altes Souza
Lillian Nussenfedd
Joseph Bruno Marvathesa
Idabanara
Neal Gallagher
Arthur Manchester
William St Angelo Ben
Terdinand Adve
Harold Dodge Speaks to Bristol Rotary on Rotary Ideals
Harold Dodge of Fall River addressed the Bristol Rotary Club at Hotel Belvedere during a noon luncheon. He emphasized Rotary's public private and business service obligations and urged members to work toward a stronger club through personal commitment and community involvement.
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Harold Dodge
Fall River
Rotary Club
Yo M
Bristol Rotary Club
Hotel Belvedere
Dodge
Rotary
Estate of Alfred Sibrle probate notice in Bristol
Notice of probate proceedings for the estate of Alfred Sibrle late of Bristol to prove will name Elizabeth E Grimne executrix and bond filed. Creditors with claims must appear at the clerk’s office by June 28, 1929.
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Alfred
Sibrle
Bristol
Alrea
Peu
John W. Church
Elizabeth
Grimne
Whelden Ave
East
Providence
Probate of Stephen J. Clulee Will in Bristol Court
Notice of probate admission for the Last Will and Testament of Stephen J. Clulee late of Attleboro Massachusetts deceased. Hugh M. Devlin of Pawtucket Rhode Island named agent in Rhode Island. Creditors must file claims with the clerk of the Bristol Probate Court beginning June 28 1929. John W Church Clerk Attleboro Trust Company Executor.
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Stephen J. Clulee
John W Church
Attleboro Trust Company
Attleboro, Mass
Probate Court of Bristol Seeks Guardian for Samuel Tanner
In Bristol on June 19 1929 the Probate Court receives a petition by Sarah V Luther requesting appointment of a guardian for Samuel B Tanner a person of full age The case is set for July 15 1929 at 19 o'clock AM in the Probate Court Room Bristol with notice to be published for fourteen days once a week in the Bristol Phoenix Clerk John W Church notes the action
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Bristol
Mary Esther Harlan
Bristol Phenix
John W. Church
Samuel B. Tanner
Sarah V Luther
Sarah
Luther
Samuel Bkb Tanner
Frobate Court Room
Bristol Probate Court Hears Estate Sale of Clulee Land
Attleboro Trust Company as executor asks to sell part or all of Stephen J Clulee’s real estate on King Philip Avenue in Bristol to cover debts and funeral costs. The lot fronts Mount Hope Bay and includes a 2 foot right of way to a Narrows road with a Bay water view. A July 15 1929 hearing is set in the Bristol Probate Court.
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Bristol
Stephen J. Clulee
Attleboro Trust Company
Stephen J Clulee
Tate
Attleboro
Mass
King Philip Avenue
Charles Jr. Cobb
Mount Hope Bay
Mars Torres Lake
Probate
Bristol Phenix
John W Church
Estate of A May A Brownell Ward Seeks Sale of Real Estate
Ernest H Brownell guardian petitions to sell ward A May A Brownell's undivided one half interest in Sound View Terrace East Setauket Suffolk County New York to pay ward expenses and re invest proceeds. The court ordered fourteen days notice in the Bristol Phenix starting June 23 1929.
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Bristot
May A. Brownel
Ernest H .Brownell
Mas A Brownell
East Setauket
Suffolk County
New York
Suffolk
Summit Street
William Hases
John Roseman
John W Angell
Amity Realty Company Et al
Labber Aiboof
Ward
Bristol
Bristol Phenix
John W. Church
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William A. Doran
Bay View Ave
Edward F
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