Camp Sims Brings Navy Cadet Camp To Narragansett Island
Bristol readers urged to send suitable boys to Camp Sims the first summer training base of the Rhode Island Junior Naval Reserve. Open for cadet reception after June 20 with season start July 1 at a new base in Narragansett near Potter’s Cove. Eligibility ends at 18, height 5 ft 3 in, one year of high school math required. scholarships may cover most costs except transportation.
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Camp Sims
R. I. Junior Naval Reserve
Narragansett
Bay
Potter's Cove
Prudence Island
Navy
Merchant Marine
Annapolis
Nautical Training
U.S Shipping Board
United States
Sims
Hardihood
Bristol
Phoenix Office
Social events and notices from the Universal Club and town
The Universal Club hosts a social in G A R Hall next Tuesday June 17. Mrs Althea Lord stays in her North Bluff cottage for summer. Mrs William Angevine of Hartford visits Usher Place. Six candidates receive pages at Burn side Lodge No 34 Knights of Pythias. Public Bath House opens amid cold weather. Firemen Memorial Sunday honors deceased firefighters with grave decorations. Miss Katharine Leahy and Miss Katharine Paull vacationed in Providence with Mr and Mrs Gallagher. Patriotic League holds a meeting at the O Wolf Inn. Union prayer service at State Street M F Church with Rev O H Wallace. Mr and Mrs Richard Hodgkinson celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary with gifts and music. Two Portuguese societies parade for Pentecost with band processions and afternoon concerts. Col L H Callan and 15th Engineers officer on furlough address Colt Memorial High School pupils. Naval Veteran Association planning a dance June 19 at Naval Armory. next meeting at Hotel Belvedere. Anne F E McCarron and John Shea marry in Maynard. Josephine Tobin serves as bridesmaid. couple to reside in Dalton. Dorothy Marshall hosts kitchen shower for Mrs McCaughey with S S Calamares arrival anticipated. Capt and Mrs Paul A Herzig celebrate eight-year-old Oscar Paul Herzig’s birthday with games and a Star Spangled banner salute.
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Universal Club
G.A. R. Hall
Althea Lord
North Bluff
Silver Spring
William Angevine
Hartford
Conn
Thomas P Brightman
Usher Place
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Katharine Leahy
Katharine Paull
Providence
Gallagher
Oldham Street
Patriotic League
O'Wolf Inn
Baptist Church
State Street M. F
O. H. Wallace
The
Richard Hodgkinson
Noyes Avenue
St Elzabeth’s
Col IL. H Callan
107Th SS Engineers
Colt Memorial High School
Sara Callan
Dorothy Marshall
Bristol
Angell Street
William D McCaughey
McCaughey
Sergt. McCaughey
301St Engineers
Boston
America
Walsh and Leahy receivers settle trespass suit in Fifth District Court
In a morning session before Judge Hammill the trespass case Walsh and Leahy vs Mala fronte was marked settled. Dorothy Hill suffered a right shoulder dislocation at home on yiGEe street and received care from Dr. Merriman and Dr. Siegal. Miss Hill is a Colt Memorial High School junior. Rt. Rev. James DeWolf Perry Jr. administered confirmation to 13 at St Michael's Church with an 8 and 10:30 a m communion schedule and Rev. Anson B. Howard presiding.
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Fifth District Court
SK. H. Hammill
Charles A. Walsh
Edward Leahy
Luigi Malafronte
Dorothy Hill
Elwin A. Hill
Yigee Street
A. M. Merriman
O. R. Siegal
Miss Hill
Colt Memorial High School
James DeWolf Perry, Jr
Rhode Island
St Michael’s Church
Anson B. Howard
School Committee reviews salaries and campus work items
The committee discussed Miss Dorothy Marshall’s draw ing salary and noted peers earn 800 to 900 yearly while deferring action. They approved future walks and fencing near John Post Reynolds school and planned a summer start. Other actions included cadet drillmaster delay, Mason school review, Colt Cadets dance withdrawal, Annie Scanlon re election, agriculture course notes, and bills totaling 5690.76 approved.
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Lester
Dorothy Marshall
James B. Brown
John Post Reynolds
Lief’s Rock
Mt. Hope Bay
Colt
Mason
Naval Armory
George W Cooke
William C Hobbs
Walter FE. Ranger
State Board of Education
Annie Scanlon
Jewelers extension may keep Markoff in Bristol store
A. K. Markoff, jeweler and watch repairer, reports a short extension of occupancy for his Telephone Building shop beyond June 15. He hopes to remain indefinitely or move to another suitable location if needed. He resumes repair work and has discontinued his special sale but continues normal business.
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K. Markoff
Markoff
Mormon Menace Exposed By Mrs Lulu Loveland Shepard
Mrs Lulu Loveland Shepard spoke to women at State Street ME Church on Friday and at a union meeting Sunday about The Mormon Menace. She warned of Mormon political and commercial power and temple secrets and claimed Mormon influence reaches Western politics including presidential elections.
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Lulu Loveland Shepard
Utah
State Street
First Congregational Church
Shepard
Western
United States
Dillon Captures Rhode Island Clay Bird Title At Arlington Meet
Charles H. Dillon manager of the Stars and Pastime theatres won the Rhode Island state clay bird championship at Arlington with a 282x300 score over Friday and Saturday. He earns a gold watch and medal plus Pullman fare to the Grand American Handicap in Chicago in August. Runner up honors went to William J. Weaver and William T. Bowler at 277x300 in a playoff Bowler prevailing. Jean Griffith of Pascoag led Friday high gun with 145x150 and finished fourth Saturday with 275x300.
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Charles H. Dillon
Arlington
Chicago
William J. Weaver
William T. Bowler
Green End Gun Club
Newport
Bill Bowler
Bill Weaver
Rhode Island
Torpedo Station Civilian Baseball Team Seeks Bristol Game
The Torpedo Station civilian team invites Bristol semi pro clubs to play in Bristol on June 21 or 22. The uniformed squad, second in the City League, includes Providence and Newport stars with 13 players and a manager.
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Newport
R. T
the Phoenix
Torpedo Station
Bristol
Providence
Newport Stars
Gold Watch Presented to St Mary's Organist
Professor Henry Donovan, organist and choirmaster at St Mary's Church, received a gold watch after the 10:30 mass on Sunday. Alfred Dubuc presented the gift on behalf of the choir with thanks. Donovan, who has led the choir for two years, yesterday began his duties as organist at St. Joseph's Church Providence, with Joseph Smith of Providence named his successor.
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Henry Donovan
St Mary’s Church
Alfred Dubuc
Donovan
Alan
St. Joseph’s Church
Providence
Joseph Smith
Real Estate Transfers In Providence Area
Transfer notices record Clinton T Sherman selling a house and lot on Smith street to Isolene Barns et al. Providence Real Estate and Improvement Company sells a Beach Terrace lot to George H Crapon. Baine sells three lots at Hope Highlands to Manuel Silveira DeRosa. A Beach Terrace lot sells to Charles J Coutanche. Lavinia Greene sells a house and lot on Court street to Antonio Maturi. Providence Real Estate and Improvement Company sells house lots at Beach Terrace to Joseph Roberts and Kitty Roberts.
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Clinton T Sherman
Isolene Barns Et Als
Smith Street
Providence Real Estate and Improvement Company
George H. Crapon
Beach Terrace
Sarah FE. Baine
Manuel Silveira DeRosa
Hope Highlands
Charles J. Coutanche
Lavinia Greene
Antonio Maturi
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Nortal
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Naval Veteran Association
Hotel Belvedere
Anne FE. McCarron
John Shea
Dalton
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Maynard Mass
Josephine G Tobin
A. E. Markoff
Boffington’s Pharmacy
Tay Sh Boke
L. Johnston
Suigsessorato
Hope
Paris
Prof. Donovan
St. Mary's Choir
King Arthur
F. N. Easterbrooks
Wood St
THEN
L. N. Bernard
Prop
Thames
MalWahou
David
AJAX
Road King Tires
Howard R. Newman
Reynolds School
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist ‘Church
New England
Henry P. Trudell
Second ST
Hoys
Armstrong
Charles Folago
William Oberg
Hope St. Tel. Conn
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Bradford Street
Emerson
Douglas Morey
Union Street
Thames Street
Apply Box A
Garfield Avenue
High Street
A. S. Gorham
Pure Food Store
Lowney’s
Chocolates
Charles A. Johnson
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