Life in Bristol 1870 to 1886
A first person reminiscence depicts a boy's visit with Aunt Ruth and Ma Holmes during a Bristol era visit. He recalls meeting Captain Charles, his ship handling as a young man, and a close bond with family. The narrative blends childhood adventures, nautical admiration, and childhood finery as he dons a sailor suit and receives approval from Ma Holmes.
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Friends’ School
Providence
Charlie
Tou
Ruth
Gertrude
Anna
Ma Holmes
Captain Charlie
David Pierce
Debating Germany’s Fate After War and Punishment
An exchange among Mre Hillman Mre Willard and Mre Villard discusses how to curb German power after World War II. Hillman calls for disarmament and penalties without vengeance while Villard urges penalizing leaders not civilians and Willard questions crushing the German people.
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MR. Hillman
Hitler
Germany
Aussia
Mre
Willard
Hillman
Paris
MR. Villard
Roosevelt
Chuhill
Villard
Dorothy Thompson
How to Make Meat Go Farther in Wartime Meals
Nutrition authorities urge wartime thrift in meals with meat as the focus. Practical ideas extend meat purchases through three meals per cut: brisket with beans, brisket sandwiches, and stuffed peppers. blade end pork loin roast with bread balls. pork leftovers in barbecue sauce and short cake with roast trimmings. stuffed lamb shoulder with corn stuffing, then pasties and Scotch pancakes from leftovers.
Funeral services for Joseph M Vincent held at St Elizabeth's
Joseph Maria Vincent at 22 Gooding Street died Saturday after a short illness. Born in Villa De Rei Italy January 2 1889 he came to the U S 32 years ago and worked for the Bristol Water Company. Survived by wife Valentina and brother John of Warren. Funeral mass at St Elizabeth's Church and burial in St Mary's Cemetery. A fire alarm at 1245 am Sunday to Barney Leviten's second hand store Thames Street controlled flames before damage.
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Joseph Maria Vincent
Gooding Street
Providence Hospital
C. M .Connery
Burton Street
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Henrique Rocha
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Joseph Travers
Julio Travers
Manuel Pacheco
Serafin Pacheco
Manuel Januario
Cacarias Antonio
Mr. Vincent
Villa de Rei
Italy
John
Maria Vincent
United States
Don Luiz Philipe Society
Bristol Water Company
Valentina
John Vincent
Warren
Barney Leviten
Thames Street
Bristol Rhode Island Assessors' Tax Notice 1943
Town of Bristol informs eligible residents to file true accounts of real and personal property for the 1943 tax levy of not less than 298000 and not more than 303000. Assessors will receive returns June 16 17 18 1943 at the Burnside Memorial Building between 10–12 AM and 2–4 PM Eastern War Time. Executors and trustees must also file, oath required, under General Laws Chapter 31 Section 6.
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Bristol
Maid Town
Philippines
Board of Assessors
Burnside Memorial Building
General Laws OF
Rhode Island
Board of Tax Assessors
Dantel Gre Eel Frank M. DI
Francis P McGovern
R. L
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Charles
Wich
Samuel
Burnside
Mr Holmes
Fred G. Clark
America Economic Foundation
William Hillman
Collier's
Oswald Garrison Villard
the Nation
Functal Services
Joseph M. Vinedze
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
Isl
William Street Tel
Valley Forge
Bizerte
Mr. Wilcox
Salvador Nunes
Mt. Hope Ave
Tel. Br
George M. Wilbur & Sons CO
Main St. Warren
Tel
Constitution
Bristol District. Nursing Association