Gablinski Card Wedding at 104 Union Street
Eldora Elizabeth Card and Oscar F. Gablinski wed in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at the Card home 104 Union Street. Rev. Anson B. Howard officiated with maid of honor Mrs. George Bush Jr and best man William H. Gablinski. The couple to Boston and Beverly, Mass., then reside at 112 Union Street. Gablinski is a National India Rubber Co. machinist and former U. S. Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Card
Union Street
Eldora Elizabeth Card
Oscar F. Gablinski
Anson B. Howard
St. Michael's Church
George Bush, Jr
William H. Gablinski
Boston
Beverly
Mass
Mar Pickford Stars In Fanchon The Cricket At Y M C A
The Y M C A presents Mar Pickford in a five part film Fanchon the Cricket based on George Sand. Pickford as Fanchon embodies the lonely woods girl who overcomes cruelty to reach devotion and sacrifice for her lover. The program includes the Paramount Pictograph and a Burton Holmes travelogue of Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mar Pickford
George Sand
Fanchon
Mary
Paramount
Cairo
Advertised Letters in Bristol Post Office List 1917
The Bristol post notes advertised letters dated July 7 1917 include men John Charette Toe Ferri Gaetano Giordano Joe Farande Meul Earnest Perigal Leon Perry Manuel Persiras and Mrs Frank Brownell Annie Bube Anna Crown Eliott Flint Mary Johnson with foreign Delavino de Andrade Dante Violante Cont Giuseppe Fercbne Coggeshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, R
John Charette
Toe Ferri
Gaetano Giordano
Joe
Farande Meul
Earnest Perigal
Leon Perry
Manuel Persiras
Frank Brownell
Annie Bube
Anna Crown
Eliott Flint
Mary Johnson
Oreign Delavino de Andrade
Dante Violante
Giuseppe Fercbne
Coggeshall
Woman's Relief Corps Sets 25th Anniversary
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps met Friday evening and voted to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the organization on July 27. A committee of arrangements was appointed: Mrs. Althea Lord, Mrs. Frank Paull, Mrs. F. W. Luther, Mrs. John Springer and Mrs. John H. Bailey Jr. Announced was a whip for the benefit of the 19th Company C A C N G to be held Wednesday evening at Mrs. William J. Fish's Franklin street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Althea Lord
Frank Paull
F. W. Luther
John Springer
John H. Bailey
N. G
William J. Fish
Franklin Street
Grand Ball and Newport Excursions Promote Red Cross
July events include a Navy Reserves Armory Grand Ball for Red Cross relief on July 21. Independence Foresters plan a Newport bay excursion aboard Sagamore on July 31, followed by a Newport and Rocky Point trip on Pontiac under St. Elizabeth's Sunday School auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserves Armory
Red Cross
Independent Order of Foresters
Newport
Bay
Sagamore
Rocky Point
Pontiac
St. Elizabeth’s Sunday School
Solomon and Esau Remembering and Recollecting
In a playful tale Solomon and Esau discuss the difference between remember and recollect. Solomon asks if Esau recalls owning the waistcoat and if he paid for it, revealing Esau’s unsettled debt as a friendly reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Solomon
Esau
Colmar’s shifting rule through wars and empire
The town of Colmar endured occupation by Sweden then France during the Thirty Years War. In 1678 France seized Colmar and razed its walls. Eight years later Louis XIV annexed it by decree and made it capital of Haut Rhin. In 1871 it joined the German empire after conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Colmar
Louis XIV
France
Haut-Rhin
Alsace
Lorraine
New Haven Cuts 199 Passenger Trains To Save Coal
The New Haven Railroad eliminates 199 passenger trains to preserve coal supplies amid wartime needs. Weekly savings amount to 2,054 tons of coal with 106,828 tons saved annually, potentially keeping nearly 270,000 people warm next winter on the basis of two tons per five-person household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
United States
Germany
Railroad War Board
New Haven Railroad
Theew Haven
Automobile Registrations From State Board Office
Last week the State Board of Public Roads recorded numerous automobile registrations from Bristol Warren and surrounding towns. Notable entries include Frank R. Enos driving a Ford 22 hp touring in Bristol and Mary W. F. Howe listed with both Ford and Packard touring models. Additional registrations cover Chalmers, Buick, Cadillac, Overland, Paige and other makes with horsepower figures and body types.
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the State Board of Public Roads
Frank R. Enos
Bristol
Ford
H. P
Louis D. Deconing
Chalmers
Mary W. F. Howe
Packard
Manuela Bristol
Charles A. Childs
Rebekah H. Church
Buick
Ae Max Gareis
Warren
Sash
Victor Paquin
Placido Mancini
Barrington
Wallis E. Howe
Cadillac
Richard E. Smith
Ange H. Bease
Paige
Stephen H. Fales
William F. Martin
Antonio DeSouza
Overland
Domenico Proto
H. P. Delivery
Mildred L. Williams
H. P. Touring
Grace C Paull
Henry Deblois
Ford P. Touring
Joseph
Martin
Frank C. Lupinski
Fred J. Jannette
Volney M. Wilson, Jr
Rep
Gertrude M. Martin
H P Touring
Bristol Red Cross Auxiliary Forms and Volunteers S:
The Bristol Auxiliary of the Providence Chapter of the American Red Cross held its first meeting May 4 1917 at Lawless House after organizing April 30 1917 at Hotel Belvedere. Volunteers assemble in Bristol to make sponges pillows and garments while fundraising and memberships support supplies and distributions to Providence headquarters.
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Bristol
Providence Chapter
The
American Red Cross
Belvedere
Lawless House
Rathbone Gardner
Providence
W. Fred Williams
Red Cross
National Providence Chapter
All Humanity
Harriet G. Easterbrooks
Obituary of Flavius Clark Former Town Resident
Flavius Clark died last Wednesday at Rhode Island Hospital after medical treatment. He was 60 or 61, born in Virginia to John and Sarah Clark. He leaves wife Mary J. and son George A. Clark of Providence. Funeral Saturday at 2 from George M. Wilbur’s residence Warren and burial at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavius Clark
Rhode Island Hospital
Virginia
John
Sarah Clark
Mary J
George A. Clark
Providence
George M. Wilbur
Warren
Death of Miss Oleana Munro at 88 Bay View Avenue
Miss Oleana Munro died Sunday evening at her home after a year of illness Brights disease and other complications caused her death She was 78 or 79 born in town to George and Patience Munro and lived here all her life She was a Trinity Church member Survived by her brother Charles F Munro who lived with her Funeral held at 11 this morning from Bay View Avenue Rev W F B Jackson officiated Interment at North Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleana Munro
Bay View Avenue
Bright
Miss Munro
George and
Patience Munro
Trinity Church
Charles F. Munro
W. F. B. Jackson
North Cemetery
Two Newborns Reported in Local Town
In this town a son was born to Mr and Mrs Innis Farra on July 14 and a son to Mr and Mrs Pasquale Di Mezza on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farra
Innis Farra
di Mezza
Pasquale di Mezza
Married in town by Rev. Areoe B. Howard
The ceremony for Oscar Frederick Gablinski and Miss Eldora Elizabeth Card was performed in town by Rev. Areoe B. Howard. Both parties reside in this town and share the town rate of 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
xbeke De Gabrieki_Card
Areoe B. Howard
Oscar Frederick Gablinski
Eldora Elizabeth Card
Obituaries of Munro and Hallock in Town Notices
In this town July obituary notices for Oleana Munro aged 80 and Charles Roland Hallock aged 24 appear. The records reference Oleana Munro in this town and Charles Roland Hallock in Warren with dates in July.
Prayer for the President Edward Thomas Harden
A petition praising divine guidance for President Edward Thomas Harden. The speaker asks God to grant wisdom strength and righteous leadership during perilous times and to uphold the nation under his administration with omnipotent protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomas Harden
War Time Food Problems and War Economy Call
Department of Agriculture notes half of America crops spoil before reaching consumers while households waste excess. It calls reorganization of business to cut waste, conserve perishables, and mobilize resources for wartime needs and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
America
Firemen Enjoy Prudence Island Outing With Clam Bake And Baseball
Members of the King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company No 1 spent a Sunday on Prudence Island traveling by power boat. A clam bake prepared by members and a baseball game pitting single men against married men highlighted the day, the latter winning 6 to 2. Buck starred with two home runs and a three base hit in four at bats. Arm names include Gladue Gladue Ethier DeMars Moore Latour Perry Buck. An August outing is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Philip
Gladue, Sr
G. Gladue
Gladue
F. Lewis
Gladue, Jr
W. Ethier
Goulet
W. Gladue
F. Guevneemont
W. DeMars JD
If, Lf
S. Etheir
Ethier
M. Moore
O. Latour
J. Perry “Buck
R. Marshall
LeClaire
Bristol Evidence for Bristol People
A Bristol resident testifies Dean's Kidney Pills helped back pain and weakness after a hard day. The testimonial notes relief after one box bought at BUFFINGTON'S Pharmacy with a 60 cent price. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Dean
A. H. Rounds
Carpenter
Union Street
Buffington
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Sen Ie
Socbry
Keroged
New York
Standard Oil Company of
Albany
Buffalo
Gila
Gablinski
Beebe "Bates Bae
F. N. Easterbrooks
Rhode Island Trust Company
Westminster Street
R. I
Firemen’s Outing
King Philips
Prudence Island
Riviere Brand
Riviere
Swift
Newman Bros
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