Million Dollar Liberty Bond Subscription by U S Rubber Company
Col S P Colt, president, announces a $1,000,000 Liberty Bond subscription for employees through National City Bank of New York. He says the company will urge staff to buy bonds, aims to publish details before a Maine camp vacation, and notes “very large scale” operations with rising raw material costs but strong profits. He expects war to expand business, with some lines suffering, overall a remunerative future.
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United States Rubber Company
Colt. S. P. Colt
National City Bank of New York
U. S. Tbe
Col. Colt
Maine Woods
Fall River Man Injured After Attempting to Board Moving Train
Thomas Halden of 91 Cook Street Fall River left a dry spell and tried to board a moving electric train at Church Street. He landed on the tracks crushing his left instep but survived without being run over. He was taken to Franklin Street station and then to Rhode Island Hospital for treatment. Relatives were notified.
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Thomas Halden
Cook Street
Fall W River
Mass
Waters
Church Street
Holden
Franklin Street
Harold DeWolf
Rhode Island
Fall River
Forty Hours Adoration Ends at St Elizabeths Church
The Forty Hours Adoration concluded at St Elizabeth's Church after a solemn high mass at 8:30 AM. Celebrants included Rev. Fr. Carmo of Fall River and Fr. Santos of Taunton with deacon Rev. Fr. Lopes of East Providence. A procession and benediction followed with children in white robes taking part.
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St Elizabeth’s Church
Carmo
St. Anthony’s Church
Fall River
Santos
O L. of Lourdes
Taunton
Lopes
St. Francis Xavier
East Providence
A. P. Rebello
Nego
Sousa
Subscriptions Reach 1211 At Bristol War Work Meeting
A Bristol Women’s meeting in Rockwell Hall raised 1211 for the Nationals War Work Council supporting YMCA efforts for soldiers. Speakers included Dr G W Tupper Boston George Gardiner Providence and Rear Admiral John R Edwards. Rockwell pledged 1000 with 211 more from the audience, installments planned through 1917.
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Bristob
Nationals War Work Council
Rockwell Hall
G. W. Tupper
Boston
George Gardiner
Providence
John R. Edwards
Rockwell
W. F. B. Jackson
A. C. McGilton
Post
Pasnell
Wowe
O. L. Bosworth
B. Reskyeth
James Swan
B. E Lindemuth
J. F. Farrally
Tupper
National War Work Council
International Y. M. C. A
Phoenix
Bristol Y. A
Chas Rockwell
W. F. Williams
F. Farrally
Fifth District Court Sessions Hear Minor Offenses
In a Fifth District Court session Judge F H Hammill convicts Antonio Mos cona of riding a bicycle on the sidewalk and discontinues the case on costs. Joseph Turdach Tachinka pleads not guilty to assault on Manuel De Sousa Deponte at Narragansett Rubber Co plant. Deponte wounds treated. trial set for next Monday. Rosilen D Donna vs Palladin D Donna dismissed on costs. Francisco F Costa case continued one week. Civil actions include G W Dyer Company trustee vs William Dupuis in default and John Pozzi vs Charles Foti continued one week. Juvenile Court places 10 year old Tony Amaral on one month probation for cash drawer theft at Franklin K Pearce barber shop.
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Fifth District Court
F. H. Hammill
Antonio Moscona
Joseph Turdach Tachinka
Manuel DeSousa Deponte
Narragansett Rubber Company
Deponte
O. R. Siegel
Rosilen D’ Donna
Palladin D’ Donna
Francisco F. Costa
G. W. Dyer Company
William Dupuis
John Pozzi
Charles Foti
Tony
Col Colt Heads Maine Fishing Trip With Large Party
Col S P Colt and guests depart Sunday for a three week fishing expedition to a camp on two lakes at the foot of Mt Katahdin near Norcross Maine. The party travels by canoe and plans to return June 23. Trout and bass are plentiful in local waters. The trip includes Col and Mrs Harold J Gross and a list of accompanying guests.
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S. P. Colt
Maine
Andrew Weeks Anthony
Harold J. Gross
Calvin
Walter S. Ballou
E. A. Barrows
Florence Beresford
Ernest Hopkinson
Eleanor Piceoni
Imogene S. Waldron
S I
Prayer and sermons at Pentecostal church service
On Sabbath morning Rev Miss Custance preached on The Possibilities of Prevailing Prayer using life examples of answered prayers. Evening evangelistic service began with praise and testimony after which Rev Miss Allen preached from I Samuel 20 3 There is but a step between me and death.
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Miss Custance
Miss Allen
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