Children Day Observed At Local Churches
Sunday observances at the First Congregational and First Baptist churches featured musical selections recitations and sermons. Baptized children Henry Sanford and Sydney Dunbar received Bible presents while various students performed pieces and songs under pastor Rev James J Grandacre and pianists Mrs John Anderson and others.
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First Congregational
First Baptist
Hope of the First
Henry Sanford
Sydney Dunbar
Gladys Osterberg
Jesnte Panigah Dorgths
Ruth We Sheets
Nkamen Carrax
Yoann WY Akeoehy
Jeu Disteshs
Alugs
Seustataon d Herrmann Walbur
Sylus Anderson
Louise Bell
Edna Dimond
Charlotte Church
Estelle Dixon Christian A ‘Ostby, Jr
Bruce Matheson
Miss Farrington
Jesus Loves
John Matheson
Estelle Dixon
Elizabeth Matheson
Ruth Horne
John Dimond
Herrmann Wilbur
Rosalie
Christina Pendleton
May McAskell
Ruth Skinner
James J Grandacre
John Anderson
Anna Coggeshall
Panic
Ann Dimond
Bertha Partington
Ruth Weaver
Coit Memorial High Falls To Barrington In Wet Track Meet
Coit Memorial High School lost to Barrington 43 39 at Sylvester Oval in a soggy meet. Osborn led sprinting effort with a fast quarter mile race while Swanson piled points, and Barrington claimed multiple events including the dash and long jump.
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Coit Memorial High School
Barrington High
Swanson
Remios
Tonos
Rees
Bristol
Wiiss Maudsies Barrington
Bows
Tn Jruo
Po Swanson Barrington
Remiures
Fay Bristo
Lee Barrington
Miss Palmieri Barrington
Oameries
Osborne Bristot
Hitler Barrngton
Nora Parrington
Odd Fellows Sanctorum parade and supper ceremony
Members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Sanctorum No 160 near Lanctorum gathered Saturday afternoon in Bristol for a campment and parade. A large supper followed at Sedee Hall with a decorated building, a degree team parade, and candidates in distinctive outfits ending at the Naval Armory for degree work.
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Sir Lanctorum
Order of Hasmitity
Aml Perfection
Bristol
Sanata
Rhodes
Independent Order
Odd Fellows
and Peollows Hall
Kaltama
Orawes
Canon Street
Eevpe
Pbrach
Chireh
Naval Armory
Brank Peabody Oo
Newport
George
Pawtiehet
Cate
Wedding of Dubois Ends in Warren with Daughters of Isabella Ties
The ceremony honors Moss Wan and the bride, a popular member of Hone Circle No 70, Daughters of Isabella. The wedding was at the bride’s parents home on Congregations Street with relatives from Boston Providence and Warren attending. The couple will reside at 17 Mason Street, Warren after a trip to Boston and Worcester.
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Artael
Boston
Providence
Warren
Hone Circle
No 70
Isabella
Worcester
Dubois Willive
Mason Street
School Committee Meeting Actions and Budget Adjustments
The committee reported current expenditures 43 400 55 and remaining funds 72 499 56. Bids for exterior painting on Reynolds Walley and Byfield schools were awarded to Macauley 928. Several repairs and interior painting at Mason school were approved. Changes to diploma eligibility in the commercial course were approved and feeble minded children case discussed. Desk purchases for Colt Memorial High School planned, room transfer authorized, and extra teacher to be hired. Salary increase approved for Miss Bernie Rodeman. Class of 1923 allotted a vehicle for a fundraiser, resignations of Reynolds principal Herbert Cornish and high school teacher Miss Marton Joyce accepted.
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School House Committee
Reynolds, Walley and Byfield
Frederick W. Macauley
Raymond P. Smith
Robert J. Anderson
Macauley
School House
Mason School
Hasbrouck
Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Byfield
Reynolds School
Bernie Rodeman
Tumor- Tow
Fourth of July Plans and Parades Approved by Committee
The Fourth of July committee for the town coordinated a town hall program and parade. Letters of acceptance came from Kearney Post American Legion and the Board of Wire Engineers. Harold J Shippee was asked to organize a parade ball game and seek teams. Teo Curran was tasked with securing a town hall speaker for the exercises following the parade.
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Noel Pris
Itv
Bastar Pays
Artivers Company
Kearney
American Tegian
Oor
Harod J Shippee
Obituary of Mrs Jean Hilton Widow of James Hilton
Mrs Jean Hilton born in Girvan Scotland on July 10 1844 died yesterday afternoon at 189 High street after five weeks bed rest She was 78 turning 79 She leaves son William Lakewood KR I daughter Mrs Joseph Gayton and three grandchildren Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from her home with services by Rev James J Goodacre and burial at North Cemetery
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Jean Hilton
James Hilton
High Street
Hilton
Girvan
Scotland
William and
Grace
Tannahill) Dunnigan
William
Lakewood
KR I
Joseph Gayton
Willam
George Gayton
Grace Deckey
Providence
Death of Nelson Wells Former Resident of North Attleboro
Word arrived Saturday morning of the death of Nelson Wells 76 a former resident born in Canada He ran a Wood street grocery for years later moved to North Attleboro eight years ago He was a St Mary s Church member He married twice four daughters and three sons survive Funeral services were held in North Attleboro with burial at Saint Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Wells
Louis la France
North Attleboro
Wells
Canada
Wood Street
St Mary's Church
Lous la France
John Sullivan
Sarah Wells
Rose Harrigan
Providence
Nelson
John
Willam
Fidward Wells
Funeral rites for Mrs Taltan in Seckonk Mass
Funeral services for Mrs Taltan Munro died at her Seckonk home were held yesterday at 2 30 p m from her residence. Dr Richard Hollington of Providence conducted the services largely attended. Floral tributes came from the Hone Department of the Baptist Church and from her Sunday School. Burial followed at South Cemetery in Warren with local mourners listed.
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Taltan
Bullooko Stunroowere
Arthur L Munro
Seckonk
Mass
Richard Hollington
Mathewson Street
Methodist Church of Providence
Baptist Church
Scehonk
Children of Mary banquet at St Marys Church
The Children of Mars at St Marys Church held a Sunday banquet in St Marys School Hall. Toasts honored Pryre ona Brown Bishop Irene Pastor Narinte Mie Growin President Catherine Tas and new members Marcon Vera Ideal. Rev Thomas J Gilin received a $300 gift for an ornamental window. Officers include President Cara Beavis and others.
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Children of Mars
St Marys Church
St Marys School
Peggy Nerone
Batty
Pryre
Ona Brown
Irene Bares
Narinte Mie Growin
Catherne Tas
Marcon Vera Ideal
Miatry Tobin Ino Bedian
Society
Annie MiGovern
Thomas J Gilin
Choral Society entertains soldiers with duets and hymns
The Choral Society gave a two hour serenade for soldiers Sunday afternoon. Mrs Gertrude Toe Ny Paddle and Mrs Whototead sang while Walter Watson tenor and Prescott Hilton bass performed. Selections included It Was a Tower and Onward Christian Soldiers. Home made cake and cream were served. the MIORS arrived by automobile and left at 3:30.
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Trinity Chore
Maycheee
Santos
Ain H Mero
Gertrude Toerte
Whototead
Walter Watson
Prescott Hilton
Christian Sevediers
Miors
Birth of Daughter at Taving-In Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Po Trudell in Providence at the Taving-In Hospital in June.
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Providence
Taving-In Hospital
Henry Po Trudell
Marriages and a 79th Birthday Noted in Local Church Roster
In this town on various June dates, couples wed at St Elizabeth's and St Mary's churches. Rev W Barros presided over Medeirros and Rego nuptials. Rev Treancisca Vieira oversaw Silviera Vives and Spinnel vows. Rev T J Gillan joined Dubois and Walsh. Hilton's marriage is listed with Mrs Joan Hilton aged 79 years.
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Medeirros
Naes Spinnel
St Elizabeth’s
Treancisca G Vieira
Joseph Silviera Vives
Margaret Spinnel
Ytra —Medeiras
Taft School Club to Hear Home Making as a Profession
Miss Agnes Houston Craig, superintendent of the Home Economics in Springfield Mass, will speak on Is Home Making a Profession at the Taft School Club meeting Friday at 3 pm Mrs J Floyd Huestis will sing with Mrs John Brechin accompanying Following the program the club will hold a cake sale and Bristol P T A has been invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNS
Avateey
Taft School Club
Agnes Houston Craig
Home ‘Economics
Springfield
Mass
J. Floyd Huestis
John Brechin
Bristol Parent-Teachers Association
Eggs Used to Announce Birth in Chinese Custom
In China neighbors send hard boiled eggs to celebrate a newborn. The touching of the eggs by the neighbor is believed to ensure peace and goodwill for the child as they grow. Refusal to touch the eggs is seen as a grave insult likely to start a quarrel.
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China
Cream of Tartar From Wine Vats
One by product of wine making is cream of tartar. A crystalline salt called argol forms as alcohol increases in fermentation and deposits in wine vats. Purified argol becomes the cream of tartar, widely used in baking powder, with California a large producer.
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California
Religion's Duty in Love and Hope to Action
Quote by Charles W. Eliot urging religion to unleash love and hope through concrete deeds. Emphasizes freer rational expression of these sentiments and their grounding in observable service and conduct.
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Charles W. Elliot
Mending With Rivets for Leaks on Soldered Joints
Advice on repairing leaks by applying copper rivets where solder has failed. Notes rivets available at hardware stores in assorted sizes for 4 SAN Wip. A rivet may seal the seam even if leaks persist.
Community events schedule listing June activities
A chronology of local events including a June 12 Tuesday talk by Hamilton Holt on peace at Colt Memorial High School auditorium, a June 13 Food Fair at the same school, a June 14 Strawberry Festival by St. Michael's Brotherhood, a June 16 Community Benefit Athletic Meet at Bliven Field, a June 21 Masonic Ball at the Naval Armory, a June 22-23 rummage sale at D Wolf nn, and a July 14 lawn party by the Congregational Church on the First Congregational Church grounds.
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Hamilton Holt
Third American Peace Congress
Colt Memorial High School
St. Michael’s Brotherhood
Holmes House
Bliven Field
Naval Armory
St. Alban’s Lodge
No. 6
Corhrntinita
D'Wolf Nn
First Congregational Church
The
Congregational Club
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American Releasing Corporation Presents
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Buckeroos
Pathe Review
Harold Lloyd
Norman Kerry
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Satya
Pertaek
Cawendaret
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Mass Dorath
Matt Mors
Haro Peale
Dore Bucock
E. E. Couillard
Constitution Street
Elmwood Avenue
Barrington
Asir Sanctorum
Walsh
Herbert
Cornish
Marton Joyce
Schoo
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North Atthehboro
Sto Marys Ceimeters
Oaewe
Iqv
Doar
William F Baker Jr
Nis
Toman
Choral Society
J Kk Watkins Company
Watkins
J R. Watkins
Washington St
North
Rostor
E. W. Weaver
Pierce Avegue
Ingram’s Express
Suzman
Robert J. McKay
G.W. Simmons
Undertaker
William Street
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Registry Voters
Yenar
John W Church
Everett West
Wood Stree
Isaac B. Munro
Larfield Avenue
Freeborn R. Cole
Cooke Street
State Street
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. F. Keating
Franklin Street
Archie H. Rounds
Carpenter and
Union &T
Chandler
Henry P. Trudell
Second Street
Tel
Dimond’s Block
Hope Street
William W. Franklin & Co
Wood St
Smith
R. P. Smith
Burton Street
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
Dorchester Mutual
E. N. Watson & CO
Weybosset Street
Bradford ST