Evelyn Butts Weds George A Balfour Jr in South Woodstock
Evelyn Francelia Butts daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Butts of South Woodstock Conn married George A Balfour Jr Saturday at 430 pm in the Congregational Church South Woodstock. The couple will reside in Bristol after a wedding trip to New Hampshire. The bride is a registered nurse. the groom is employed by Samuel Kinder and Brother florists.
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Evelyn Francelia Butts
George W. Butts
South Woodstock
Conn
George A. Balfour
Pierre Villimere
Balfour
George A Balfour
East Greenwich
Bristol
Leland Butts
Robert Balfour
Dodge
Mrs. Balfour
New Hampshire
Gems of Thought on Nations and Moral Character
A collection of brief quotations on nationhood and virtue. Coleridge, Jabez Curry, Roswell Hitchcock, Mary Baker Eddy, Charles Sumner, and Washington Irving explore how moral foundations, divine guidance, and generous policy shape national strength, peace, and permanence.
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God
Mary Baker Eddy
Alice Crabtree Wed To Peter Pacheco
Miss Alice Crabtree and Peter Pacheco married in St Elizabeths Church at 9 am. Rev Rocha officiated. Attendants Miss Eileen Costa and PFC George Lima. Bride wore Prince model Dutchess satin gown with train. groom's family noted. breakfast, dinner, and reception followed. They will live at 155 Bay View Avenue after a trip to New York City.
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Alice Crabtree
Albert Crabtree
Franklin Street
Peter Pacheco
Maria Pacheco
Bay View Avenue
St Elizabeth's Church
Henrique Rocha
Ann Peters
Eileen M. Costa
George C. Lima
Camp Blanding
Florida
Maid of Honor
Bristol Casino
T. A. Hall
Connecticut
North Scituate
East Providence
North Providence
Warren
Pacheco
New York City
Mystery Ride Planned by Ivy Guild Group
Members of the Ivy Guild from St. Michael's Church will take a mystery ride Thursday afternoon departing at 2 o'clock from in front of the Holmes House on Hope Street. Features include swimming, a frankfort roast and ice cream with soft drinks available. Reservations can be made with George S. Pailthorpe at Holmes House until Thursday morning.
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Ivy Guild
St. Michael’s Church
Holmes House
Hope Street
Frankfort
Ernest G. Brown
George S. Pailthorpe
Funeral for William J McShane at First Congregational Church
William J McShane, assistant post master for 30 years, died after an eight month illness. Funeral services were held at 2 PM in the First Congregational Church with Rev Arthur W Burdon officiating in Rev Herbert D Graetz absence. The Bristol Post Office and town officials attended as the local postal division closed for the service.
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William J McShane
First Congregational
Arthur W Burdon
First Baptist Church
Herbert D Graetz
McShane
Bristol
Vernon
E Addison Hill
Edward P Church Jr
N Eddy Benard
Daniel W Coggeshall
Charles C Duffy
John J Burns
William Dunbar
Herbert Springer
Leon McCaw
North Cemetery
Fred Beauchaine
John Conley
Warren Post Office
Boy Scouts Schedule Treasure Hunt and Camp Plans
Scouts of the First Troop host a treasure hunt at Camp King Philip with a 6:30 p.m. meeting at Scout Hall and transport to the site. Cubs from Pack No 14 take a day trip to the same camp with Den Chiefs in charge. Sea Scouts meet Wednesday at Windmill Point for swimming boating and water safety instruction. Troops One Four Yawgoog camping soon and aluminum drive orders will be issued by Scoutmaster George R Fish with statewide cooperation.
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King Philip
Camp King Phillip
Scout Hall
William F. Head
Sea Scouts
Admiral Edwards
Windmill Point
Yawgoog
Yawgood
Mount Manodock
Mass
George R Fish
Boy Scouts
Credit Group Gets Court Decision
A Fifth District Court decision favored Stratford Corporation for $300 in its civil suit against Joseph Campo. The claim for carrying charges and attorney fees was denied after evidence showed Campo was unhappy with the roofing color from Tile Roofing Company, not his own house.
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Stratford Corporation
Joseph Campo
Fifth District
Rotary International Convention Parade of Ideas in Denver
At the Denver convention Rotarians from the Eastern States toured by train, enjoyed theater of the Red Rocks entertainment, and listened to leaders like Paul Harris with speeches on democracy, freedom of press, and the Rotary spirit. Record attendance neared 9800 with clubs from 26 countries present.
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Rotary
Rotary International
Will Manier
Denver
Rotary Anns
Rotary Club
Kansas City
Hitler
Theater of the Red Rocks
Rockies
Colorado
Rotary National
Helen Jepson
Metropolitan Opera
Hoover
Roosevelt
Paul P. Harris
Kenneth McFarland
Coffeyville
Kansas
Clarence W. Streit
Union Now
New York Times
Clifton Utley
Chicago Council of Foreign Relations
United States
Germany
England
Europe
Canada
Tom Warren
British Broadcasting System
Mutual Broadcasting System
Tom Davis
Butte
Montana
Marianao
Cuba
Hilo
Hawaii
Apopka
Florida
Democracy
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Charles Sumner
Washington Irving
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Bristol Phoenix
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McFarland
McGarland
Hugh C Stuntz
Pubville
Tennessee
Switzerland
League of Nations
Americas
Stuntz
Simon Bolivar
South America
E. W. Weaver & Son
High Street Telephone Coa
Henry R. Bullock Warren
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Taront
Moura
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
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George M. Wilbur & Sons CO
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Constitution 81
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Dorchester Mutual Firels. Co
Boston
L. Watson Co., Inc
Bristol District Nursing Association
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