St Michael's Church Fourth Sunday Schedule
Holy Communion at 9.00 a.m. and bishop's visit at 10:30 a.m. for confirmation. Church School vacation until fall. Evening service omitted.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
3
Holy Communion at 9.00 a.m. and bishop's visit at 10:30 a.m. for confirmation. Church School vacation until fall. Evening service omitted.
Morning services include Holy Communion at eight o clock and Sung Mass with sermon at ten forty five. A church school and Bible class gather at noon followed by Evensong and sermon at seven thirty in the evening.
Friday night service at 7 30 and Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with Rev Dr Henry H Gurnsey of Providence as preacher. Sunday night service at 7 30 features sermon titled The Evidence of a Working Faith.
Friday prayers at 7 30, choir practice 8 30. Sunday services begin 10 30 with preaching at noon, Sunday School 6 30, Epworth League 7 30 pm followed by preaching. Tele callback 478 W listed.
Morning service at 1030 with sermon by Pastor Harold W Bakcer on Gods Requirements. Church school at 11 45. Evening service sermon by the pastor on Awake Strong Men.
The Church of the Nazarene on Court Street near Hope publishes the Sunday schedule. Rev Thomas Armstrong of Pawtucket will officiate all services including the morning sermon at 10 45, Sunday School at noon, Young People's at 6 00, and Evangelistic meeting at 7 00. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 6 30.
Funeral services for Mrs Jimma B Gardiner who died Sunday at her daughter's home in East Providence were held at 2 PM Wednesday from 17 Franklin Street. The Rev Nelson Kellogg of Trinity Church officiated. Attendees included George M. Cady Englewood NJ Howard B Gray East Providence Robert Bingham and Linwood Bryant. Burial followed at North Cemetery in East Providence.
Probate Court presided by Judge Edward L. Leahy rendered rulings on multiple estates. Actions include appointing and discontinuing administrators for Ernst H Lohrman, appointing Clifford A Kingsley with bond and appraiser named, accounts for Manuel S Solomon and Mary Peters Solomon continued to Aug 1 1927, Maurice Sullivan executor allowance approved, Alphonso A Drake claim hearing set July 18 1927, Sarah Callan administrator account allowed with waiver, and John B Mills estate inventory accepted.
Mrs Bertha LeBeque of Wenham Mass hosted a garden party on Constitution Street in honor of Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan’s children. Thirty five youngsters attended and played various games before dainty refreshments were served in the late afternoon.
In this town on July 3 a son Prank Jr to Mr and Mrs Prank Atello. July 5 a son to Wesley Gladding and grandson to Mrs and Mr William P Gladding. July 3 a daughter Diohda to Mr and Mrs Manuel Pereira. July 5 a son Edward to Mr and Mrs Ralph Quite. July 4 a son John Edward to Mr and Mrs Jesse Travers.
In loving memory of Harriet Card Falson a dear wife and mother who died July 4 1925. We loved her and miss her and keep her memory near. Her husband and daughters send lasting thoughts and silent tears.
The U S Bureau of Mines Chief Petroleum Engineer Harry H Hill says motor fuel supplies will remain ample for many years. He outlines advances in recovery methods including gas pressure restoration water flooding and shale and coal extraction. Concludes exploration better recovery and ongoing studies should cover demand for 25 to 50 years with shale supplementing during shortages.
John Henry Duffy a long time National India Rubber Company employee celebrated his 89th birthday at home 326 Wood Street with many relatives and friends. Born in Manchester England July 6 1838 he came to the United States in 1848 and has lived in the town since. He is the last of five children.
Frank Duff Duffy oldest brother of the family died June 3 at age. He formerly worked at Burnside Gun Shops and the Herreshoff boat shops. He later ran the Sugar House on Thames Street, then served 26 years at National India Rubber Company and retired a year ago. A long time St Mary’s parishioner he remained active in parish life and enjoyed a keen memory with anecdotes. His wife Annie Gaynor died ten years ago they celebrated their golden wedding February 9, 1912. He leaves two sons John Riverside James F Duffy three daughters Mrs Henry Morris Mrs George McCarty and Mrs John Maloy 19 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Bristol Yacht Club will host a public whist event on July 20 at 3 PM under the auspices of the Taft School Club. Participants, spectators, and members are invited to attend this community gathering. Proceeds support club activities and youth programs.
The quote notes that reliance on luck reduces success, urging deliberate effort over chance, attributed to the Boston Transcript.
Postmaster George W. Warren reports protests over early last mail closure due to reduced Bristol Providence train service. A bus-tram connection will deliver first class mail special handling and newspapers to Providence by 8 18 pm DST, with a potential future truck star route to replace rail. The last Bristol mail will depart at 7 15 pm DST and mail closes at 6 40 pm.
The Owl Patrol of Troop 1 winners of the paper collecting contest will enjoy a week long camp starting tomorrow night. Daily schedule lists calls, meals, training, swimming, athletics, and campfires with a goal of every scout attending at least one week this summer.
Marriage notices indicate Joseph Warren Yarra of New Haven Connecticut and Josephine Elizabeth Santo of this town intend to wed. The record lists both parties and notes their hometowns and the marriage intention.
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