Book selections in local library list for spring sale
A detailed library display lists 59 books to circulate tomorrow including reference works from the 1925 Bristol directory, training guides for women, biographies of Jefferson and Hamilton, works by Mark Sullivan and Louise Shelton, and novels by Edith Wharton, John Masefield, Raphael Sabatini, Sylvia Thompson, Sinclair Lewis, and others. It highlights fiction, essays, and detective stories such as The Bat and The Bronze Hand among popular spring reads.
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Bristol, Warren and Barrington
Jefferson and Hamilton
Claude J. Bowers
Mark Sullivan
United States
Gray
Dr. Richardson
Wm _ Lyon Phelps
David Grayson
Edward Wook
Louise Shelton
Edith Wharton
John Masefield
Raphael Sabatini
Sylvia Thompson
Sasah Ertz
Claire Mantrap
Sinclair Lewis
Canadian Northwest
Zane Gras
Wm Patterson White
Wim McLeod Raine
Francs Brett Young
Rupert Hughes
Ander Mauro
Ariel
Elinor Whi
Mary Johnston
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Catherine Wells
Anthony Wrynne
Thomas Stone Signer of the Declaration and Maryland Patriot
Thomas Stone toured ten miles daily to seek classical education and borrowed to study law at Annapolis. He practiced law in Frederick and later Charles County, supported independence, served in the Continental Congress in 1774 and 1776, and held the Maryland Senate after declining re election. He died in 1787 after abandoning his law practice following his wife’s death.
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Annapolis
Thomas Stone
Maryland
Samuel Chase
William Paca
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Philadelphia
Stone
Frederick
Charles County
Port Tobace
Continental Congress
Committee On Confederation
Congress
Marland
Best Man and Margret Podlar Pollyannas Towers Featured
A mixed feature list lists Best Man by Fanny Hyslop and Grace Tavangston Lea, The House, Pollyanna tales, and The Microbe Hunters by Paul De Kent X, noting popular 1920s titles and children’s books alongside a Scouts rally scheduled for Sunday afternoon at Maro dleo Bay with troops invited and a camp stay option.
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Fanny Hyslop
Grace Tavangston Tutz
Margret Podlar
Paul de Kent
Governor Pothier Attends Rhode Island Clam Bake At Soldiers Home
Governor Aram J Pothier and about 200 guests attended a clam bake at the Soldiers Home grounds in Bristol Rhode Island. Judge Edward L Leahy served as toastmaster praising the Home and Commandant Susan M Sheple for her leadership. The event featured remarks by Ivra Dixon Laws and other officials with attendance by State Board of Soldiers Relief and local dignitaries.
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Aram J. Pothier
State Board of Soldiers’ Relief
Oak Grove
Ward Mason
Warren
Susan M Sheple
Edward L. Leahy
Judge Leahy
Soldiers’ Home
Sheplk
Leahy
CeomseyyUyatsy Mtyst
Bristol
Shepte
Exer
Nave
Prawe
Rhode Island
United , States of America
Ivra Dixon Laws
Putnam
Howard
Sydness Har
Aram J Pothier
John A Bennett
Dwight Colley
Ezra Dixon
Dixon
Edward J. Leahy
Laws G Putnam
Zephar Skinner
Jeremiah Greene
Samuel Weldon
Charles H Bowden
Sidney TD Harveys
Willis Metcalf
Fred A Burt
Metcalf
Robert M Pollard
State Board of Relief
Susan MacSheple Drop
Alfred M Merriman
Frances Merrman
John R Edwards
Willis C Metcalf
Pthel Metcalf
Representatve
Thomas Byrnes
John W . Church
Church
Witham T Donnell
George T. Leonard Witham
Tri Clinton T Sherman Eber Hall
Meo
James Janzire
William G Dixon
Fred Dison
Charles Arnold
Misses Leahy
John Patrick
Michael Leahy
Tipperary
Ireland
Elms
State Board of Soldiers
Keliuefi
Bristol Scouts Parade and Camp Plans Update
Scouts invited to participate in the Italian celebration parade tomorrow morning reporting in uniform by 8 30 a m at Wood Street corner Roma Street. A detachment will direct traffic. Bristol scouts to Camp Vangoog at Rockville on Saturday July 24th. sign up with Mr Fish now to secure accommodations. Camp Takarest remains open during Yawgoog. those unable to go to Yawgoog may attend Takarest. Special troop and district programs are planned for remaining weekends. volleyball game tomorrow afternoon at Camp Takarest against Callan Playground.
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Wood Street
Roma Street
Bristol
Vangoog
Rockville
Mr Fish
Takarest
Yawgoog
Camp Takarest
Camp
Callan
Church Notes at St Michael's Seventh Sunday schedule
Holy Communion at 10 30 morning service with address. Evening Prayer and address at 7 30. Members urged to attend.
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ST. Michael’s Church
Trinity Church Sunday Service Schedule
A church bulletin outlines services: Holy Communion at 7.30 a.m. Matins at 9.30 a.m. Church School at 10.00 a.m. Sung Mass and sermon at 10.45 a.m. Evensong and address at 7.30 p.m.
First Congregational Church Friday and Sunday Services
Friday service at 7 30 p m and Sunday worship at 10 30 a m with Rev Henry H Guernsey of Providence MA occupying the pulpit Sermon titled A Personal Question to be delivered Sunday night at 7 30 p m with praise and preaching service.
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Henry H Guernsey
Providence
State Street M. E. Church Parsonage Schedule
The State Street M. E. Church lists Friday prayer meeting at 7 30, choir practice at 8 30, Sunday services at 10 30, Sunday School at 6 30, Epworth League at 3 30 pm, and preaching.
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State Street
M. E
Epworth League
First Baptist Church Sunday Services
Morning service at 1030 led by Leon Kennex a Willam Jewell College student. Liberty Mos will preach on The Future and the Child. Church School at 11 45. Evening service at 730 with a sermon by Mr Keanes on Judas.
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Leon Kennex
Willam Jewell College
Liberty
Church Announces Weekly Services and Meetings
The Church of the Nazarene on Court Street near Hope Pawtucket lists services led by Rev Thomas Armstrong. Morning sermon at 1045 am, noon Sunday School, 6 pm Young People, 7 pm Evangelistic meeting, and Wednesday prayer at 730 pm. You are invited.
John Marshall Held on Reckless Driving Charge
John Marshall of 62 Colling Street was arrested on a reckless driving charge after his car allegedly struck a dog on Hope Street owned by Joseph Fratus of 58 Constitution Street. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Philip Brady and the case was continued to the Fifth District Court with $200 bail posted by John Medeiros.
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John Marshall
Colling — Street
John J McMahon
William T Cashin
Hope Street
Joseph Fratus
Constitution Street
Justice of the Peace
Philip Brady
Marshall
Fifth District
John Medeiros
Oldest Musical Instrument Claim Cited
An authority says the flute ranks among the oldest instruments. Primitive cave dwellers reportedly made flutes from leg bones of birds and other animals, a record preserved in the Latin name tibia.
First Ether Anesthetic Operation at Massachusetts General
The first surgical use of ether anesthesia occurred October 16, 1846 at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. Surgeon Dr John C Warren led the procedure with Doctor Morton administering the ether.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
John C. Warren
Morton
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Sumner Ectevaty
Berlin
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Scotts
Rae
Ray
Dolbey’s
Eastern Dairies, Inc
YLBE
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Pothier
BOY Scout
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First Congregational Church
First Baptist Church
Church OF the Nazarene
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Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
Bristol, R. I
Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
Warren, R. I
Mra
Cornelius Harrington
B. A. French
Weber Farm
Bristol Broilers
Swift’s
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Arizona
Apples
Canada
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