Services May Be Here from An Cnaret Wirrour Extra Cranue
An Cnaret Wirrour Extra Cranue announces services moving to a new location. The notice lists tentative dates and contact details for parishioners seeking guidance or scheduling arrangements.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1953
Page
4
An Cnaret Wirrour Extra Cranue announces services moving to a new location. The notice lists tentative dates and contact details for parishioners seeking guidance or scheduling arrangements.
A long list of names appears in a community notice celebrating the first communion event. The roster includes participants like Rosemary Veer, Bernadette Cataldo, Mary Cirle, and many others, with numerous surnames common to the local congregation.
The Memorial Day weekend dedication of American Legion Square at the corner of Hope and State Streets drew about 2000 veterans and townspeople. Raymond T. Richards and Edward I. Rulon-Moler unveiled a bronze marker honoring service members, with remarks from Sea Pastore and local officials. A morning parade and services at cemeteries preceded a wreath-laying at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument and World War I honor roll.
A note on an out standing example of Colonial architecture built by James F De Wolf in 1793 at 56 High Street. The house moved from its original site near the town hall. Features include shutters dormer windows and gambrel roof. Tea will be served at Fish Hawk Farm.
The Providence Red Cross sought aid from the Bristol Branch after a major local industry notified it could not fulfill a June 15 commitment. Johns H Condon Sr., president of the Providence Red Cross Chapter, appealed for assistance and the Jaycees responded promptly to the emergency.
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