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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
6
Troop 2 held its regular meeting on Wednesday naming Walter Bullock patrol leader of the nine member Racoon Patrol. New members were inducted and Field Day practice noted. Troop 1 plans Monday practice and a bicycle open event ahead of Sunday council outing at the east shore camp.
Mrs Hannah Kinder wife of Ralph Kinder died at age 86 at the home of her son Samuel on Hope Street after a year of illness. Born in England she came to America in 1881 and lived in Warren before moving to Bristol in 1885. Survived by husband Ralph and two sons Samuel and Ralph organist of Philadelphia. funeral Sunday at 2 at the Kinder home with Rev A B Howard of St Michael's Church and burial at Juniper Hill Cemetery.
Wampanoag Encampment No 9 met in Odd Fellows Hall with Grand Patriarch Augustus I Autliff and officers visiting. The Golden Rule degree was conferred and the Royal Purple degree was exemplified by joint teams. Sumner Mowry spoke and demonstrated secret work. Walter Kerr and P C Merton Cheesman attended. A salad supper followed.
Members of Massasoit Encampment No 8 of Warren were guests of the Wamponag Encampment in a late hour gathering. The report notes joint attendance and ceremonial exchange among fraternal groups.
Miss Bridget ONeill daughter of the late Mr and Mrs ONeill Warren wed Peter J McClure in a morning ceremony at St Marys Church Warren with Rex E J Colgan celebrant. The couple hosted a reception at the ONeill home on Child Street.
Charles William Wall and Emma Laura Peabody of this town were married Tuesday at 3 pm at Miss Emma King's house 954 Bluff avenue Edgewood. Rex George C. S Mackay pastor of Broadway Baptist Providence performed the ceremony. They will live at 28 Pierce avenue after a trip to the Adirondack Mountains.
Miss Ruth E. Francis of this town wed Roy E. Irons at 7 30 PM Wednesday in a ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs Irons Auburn Street Auburn R 1 Reverend Lothrop of the Auburn Baptist Church officiated. The bridal party entered to the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin. The bride wore white crepe de Chine with Chinese lace and an orange blossom veil. The bridesmaid wore pink silk and carried pink roses. James H Francis served as best man.
Cote Irons and R W Sawyer both of Auburn wed in a ceremony followed by a reception and buffet luncheon. Ruth Irons served as bridesmaid and James Neville attended from Nayack New Jersey. They plan a bridal trip to Boston then reside in Auburn. Guests from New York Boston Pawtucket Bristol attended. Other notices include Weaver in this town June 8 a son to Mr and Mrs Charles E Weaver. Cole in Warren June 8 George Gilbert Cole 78. Kinder in this town June 9 Hannah wife of Ralph Kinder in her 16th year. Funeral Sunday 2 pm from son Samuel Kinder 317 Hope Street. Maddox in Warren RI June 6 George Maddox 47.
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