Barrington Church Cemetery Appeal Denied in Warren
The May term of the Superior Court for Providence and Bristol ended with the All Saints Church of Barrington v Town Council of Warren case. Judge Capotosto denied the church society's appeal to locate a cemetery on Franklin Street Warren. remaining docket items were carried to December term.
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Barrington Church
Warren
Superior Court
Providence
Bristol
All Saints Church of Barrington
Barrington Church Society
Franklin Street
Firemen Memorial Sunday Observances Declared
Next Sunday June 9 Bristol Fire Department will send delegations from all four companies to lay flowers at graves of deceased members across local cemeteries.
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Firemen
Bristol Fire Department
Tablet In Memory Of Six Generations Of Munro Vestrymen
A memorial tablet for St Michael's Church honors six generations of the Munro family as vestrymen starting with William Munro 1674 1746. Presented by Prof Wilfred H Munro, the tablet will be dedicated in a few weeks and placed on the north wall with inscriptions naming Bennet, Edward, John, and Wilfred Munro among successors.
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Munro
St. Michael's Church
St Michael's Church
Wilfred H Munro
St Michael's
William Munro
Colt Memorial High School Receives Four Year College Approval
The New England College Entrance Certificate Board approves Colt Memorial High School for four years, allowing graduates to be certified to 12 member colleges and universities including Amherst Bates Boston University Bowdoin Brown Clark Colby MIT Tufts Wesleyan Williams. The approval runs until 1932 with potential withdrawal rights for the board.
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Colt Memorial High School
Elmer S Mapes
Frank W. Nicholson
Wesleyan University
New England College Entrance Certificate Board
Colt School
Amherst
Bates
Boston University
Bowder
Brown University
Clark Colby
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Middlebury
Tufts
Wesleyan
Walliams
Mapes
Middletown
Cannes
Bristol
New England College
Frank W Nicolson
National Factory Outing Set by India Rubber Co at Crescent Park
Enthusiasm runs high as the National India Rubber Company plans its second annual outing at Crescent Park on Saturday June 22. Transportation includes a special tram from Franklin street at 9 am, plus buses and company vehicles. a full day of dinners games and sports awaits.
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National India Rubber Company
Crescent Park
Franklin Street
Edward J Mason
George H. McClure
Willianma McLaughlin
William J Brahmstedt
Herbert Remick
Evelyn M. Carter
Matteo Capone
Raymond Cavallaro
Joseph Silva
Albert Fernandez
Joseph Fernandez
Carl Bisbano
Anelio di Palma
Joseph Pacheco
Catherine Nenna
Paul Romano
Eva Lemaire
John Pacheco
Mary Pine
Robert — J Ford
Christian Austby
Vic Ferri
James Joseph Haines
Reconditioning of St Michaels Chapel Interiors
A vestry committee and church helpers plan extensive renovations to St Michaels Chapel on Hope Street costing about $10,000. Planned upgrades include heating and lighting systems, a stage with motion picture booth, shower baths, bowling alleys, a kitchen, decorating, and a full repainting. The parish views the project as advancing social welfare and church interests.
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St Michaels Church
St Michael's Chapel
Hope Street
Antiques Wanted for Immediate Cash in Providence
Buyers seek tables chairs bureaus clocks desks chests highboys pictures mirrors beds dishes glass ware pewter cameo pins rings. Paying top prices for colored glass lamps and round back haircloth arm chairs. Will call anywhere. Address 425 Public St Providence.
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Public St
Providence
Bristol seeks coal proposals for fire stations and Burnside Building
Town Clerk John W. Church invites sealed proposals by 5 PM June 10 1929 for Free Burning White Ash Stove and Egg Coal totals of about 60 tons for fire stations and 24 tons for Burnside Memorial Building. Proposals may be rejected or accepted as most advantageous to the town. envelopes labeled Proposals for Fuel should be mailed to the Town Clerk. June 1929.
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Bristol
R. I
Burnside Memorial
John W. Church
Bristol School Committee Seeks Coal Bids for 1929
The Bristol School Committee invites bids for 75 tons White Ash Stove Coal and 525 tons New River Bituminous Coal run of mine, delivered and binned to Reynolds School. Bids due by 5 p.m. June 10, 1929, with right to inspect and reject any or all bids.
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Bristol
Reynolds School
B. W. Wall
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Hope Street Garage
Bristol, R
Bennett Munro
Edward Munro
John Brennett Munro
Wilfred Harold Munro
St Michaels Churche
Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
Warren, R. I
Mr. Cornelius Harrington
Ag Tapioca
Bran
GouwLs
Zic
America
Via
Baker's
Baker’s
Caracas
Libby
Oscar Pivin
Prop
Cor. Hope & Franklin Sts
Tel
Nas Klay He
Srveeaeerg
the Nation
For
Coffe
Cuca
Post’s Corn
College Entrance Certificate Board
Rocky ‘Point
Christ
Church St. Wharfsunayy
Rocky Point
Rock Point
Brister
Gladue Brow
Palm Gardens
Bristol Narrows
Liberty Tailor
High Street
Stee Laae
Louis Tortorice Plumbing and Heating
Rbyatol Hotel
Warren & Bristol
Sostyne Bay
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