Election of Officers at Bristol Children's Home
The Bristol Children's Home annual meeting elected officers led by President Mrs Wallis Howe and Secretary Miss Sarah Munro. Trustees include Mrs Walls Howe and Mrs Theodora Barrows among others, with 12 children in residence and Miss Kent as matron assisted by Miss Kent's sister.
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Bristol
Union Street
Rex Charles W. Martin
State Street Methodist Church
Wallis Howe
Sarah ¢ Munro
Harriet Po Church
Mirs
Charles B Rockwell II
Walls To Howe
Charles B Rockwell
Theodora Barrows
St. Michaels Church
Samuel Kinder
George Crown
Samuel Wardwell
Trinity Church
Benjaran Dorstrom
Francis Robnslim
Leon J Rennes
Tarst Batst
Howerd Wo
John Ho Potter
Charles Wo Martin
State Street
Meob
Edwin KO Reynolds
Prank Ho Buffinton
Edward PF
First Congregational Church
Miss At
Bristol Neri No 653 installs officers in Monday meeting
Officers of Bristol Neri No 653 Eraterna Order of bagless were inducted Monday at a largely attended meeting in Bristol Palt. Deputy Grand Worthy President John Ro White officiated with past presidents assisting. New officers include John Powers as Worthy President John Matheson Worthy Vice President Henry Sylvia Chaplain John Lownes Secretary Lous Benjamin Inside Guard Albert Menard Outside Guard William Realmore Trustees Fred Suz man Tours Low John Gerrard Dr John Lake as Acade Physicist. Social period followed with an informal musical program and refreshments.
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Bristol
Neri
Eraterna Order of Bagless
Bagles Palt
Grand Moorthy
John Ro White
Acri
John T. Powers
John Matheson
Henry Jo Sylvia
John F. Lownes
Lous Benjamin
Albert Menard
Qutade
William Realmore
Fred of Suzman
Tours
John Gerrard
Acne Physisan
John Lake
Marriage Intentions for Manuel Cabral Alberta and Olive Sweet
Local notice lists Manuel Cabral Alberta and Olive Agnes Sweet of this town as intending to marry. No further details provided.
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Manuel Cabral
Alberta
Miss Olive Agnes Sweet
Drop Biscuits Made With Extra Liquor
Instructions describe drop biscuits made like standard baking powder biscuits but with more liquor. The dough should be thick enough to drop from a spoon onto a baking sheet yet not so thin that it spreads during baking.
Celebrated Silver Wedding of Mr and Mrs Bolster
Mr and Mrs DeWitt E Bolster marked 25 years of marriage with a reception at 24 Bourn Street Bristol attended by nearly 200 friends and members from local lodges. The event featured 25 American Beauty roses, an orchestra led by Capt Fred M Straight, and gifts of silver and china.
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DeWitt E. Bolster
Bourn Street
Bristol Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Brunside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
United Brothers’ Lodge
I O O. F
Wampanoag
Bristol
Ash Sanctorum
el Karun
Providence
O . H. & P. Providence
Fred M. Straight
Bolster
Harold T. Sylvester
John Carroll
Middletown
Conn
Mass Hattie Brownell Chafee
Samuel R Chafee
Middltown
Laura Ann (Munro) Chafee
Babbitt Post
No. 15
Rhode Island Volunteers
Ambrose F Burnside
Mr Bolster
Congregational Street
Frank E Talbee
South Royalston
New York State
The
Phoenix
Providence Journal and
Frening Bulletin
Bristol Eagle Aerie presents silver dish to officers
From the editor of the Bristol Phoenix and staff, a large silver fruit dish is given by Bristol Aerie No. 953 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and $15 in silver from Burnside Lodge No. 34 Knights of Pythias.
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The
Bristol Phoenix
Bristol Aerie
Eraternal Order of Eagles
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Peoples of America at the Social Study Club
A large gathering at the YWCA Social Study Club discussed The Peoples of America with a supper by Mrs Holm Mrs Wilbur and Mrs Eckersley The program covered American Indian origins immigration waves from 16th to 19th centuries and modern foreign born trends noting waves of English Dutch French Huguenots Germans Irish Poles Austrians and southern Europeans The talk contrasted northern and southern immigration and examined current immigration law and its effects on workers and management.
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Holm
Wilbur
Eckersley
America
Europe
Hielm
Lincoln
Problem of America study highlights immigrant labor impact
The speaker warns that America’s huge industrial enterprise relies on European labor and calls for better assimilation into communities. He cites New England as a region with up to 90 percent foreign birth or parentage in industry and notes social ties shaping prosperity and happiness. The next discussion in the Studies on American Democracy will finish next Wednesday.
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America
Europe
New England
Bristol
Wedding Details Highlight Amatontuono Nuptials
The ceremony featured Dorothy Miano as flower girl in white Canton crepe with rose garlands and a basket of roses sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Best man Carl Bisbane supported the couple. After their wedding trip the Amatontuonos will reside on Richmond Street.
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Dorothy Miano
Carl Bisbane
Mrs. Amatontuono
Richmond Street
I Wonder About Questions in Bristol Civic Matters
A string of queries questions Bristol public affairs including paving block payments court records officer standards town plats street builds and moonshine licensing as a resident seeks clarity on local governance and accountability.
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New Haven Co
Peate
Bristol
Bristol Boy Scout notes a busy week ahead
The First Bristol Troop meets at 7 30 in the Scout Building to plan traveling Shield travel to Lakewood next week. Owl Signal Patrol conducts instruction as plans form for hiking and test work. The Court of Honor merit badge session is postponed to June 27 in Bristol. Camp Takarest offers outdoor test work and merit badge activity this weekend. Awashonki Herd meets Monday at 7 30 in the woods to plan new herds and ceremonies. A committee for the annual outing will be appointed and membership ballots held. The joint standing committee from all four troops meets Monday at 7 for organization and July 4th plans.
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Bristol
Lakewood
Owl Signal
Court of Honor
Takarest
Awashonki
P.O WS
Amatontuono Caruso Wedding at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Miss Anna Caruso and Emanuele Amatontuono wed at 8:30 am in the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel with Rev Joseph Poja officiating. An organ recital by Miss Louise D Malafronte preceded the ceremony as bridesmaids in crepe de chine gowns and bouquets of carnations and roses complemented the bridal party.
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Anna Caruso
Emanuele Amatontuono
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Joseph Poja
Louise D. Malafronte
Jennie Malafronte
Thes
Ric
Obituary of Mrs. Jennie E G Miller of Prudence Island
Mrs. Jennie Elizabeth Gilmore Miller died at her son Victor I Millers Prudence Island summer home after a stroke. She was 67 born July 17 1857 eldest Gilmore daughter and widow of James Wilbur Miller. Survived by three sisters three brothers and three sons Werrell Lester Victor. Funeral held at St Michaels Church officiated by Rev Anson B Howard with floral tributes from Masonic Knights and American Legion. burial at North Cemetery.
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Jennie E. G. Miller
Jennie Elizabeth (Gilmore) Miller
James Wilbur Miller
Victor I. Miller
Prudence Island
Miller
Samuel
Martha Gilmore
Bristol
Attleboro
Mass
Los Angeles
Cal
H. W. Gould
Westley Squires
Auburn
R. I
Oscar Proal
East Greenwich
James
Samuel Gilmore
Providence
Hughie Gilmore
Newport
Werrell G. Miller
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lester E. Miller
Mexico City
St. Michael's Church
Anson B. Howard
St. Alban’s Lodge
F. & A M. Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Kearney
American Legion
North Cemetery
Obituary of Robert H. Peterson Jr in Bristol town
Robert H Peterson Jr 19 Willow Street Bristol died at Rhode Island Hospital Providence after an appendicitis operation. He was born in Bristol 16 years ago, son of Elizabeth and the late Robert H Peterson. Survived by sister Edna Peterson. Funeral at St Marys Church with solemn high mass. Bearers James Hugh Harold Holmes and Robert Croft. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Robert H. Peterson
Robert H Peterson, Jr
Willam Street
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
Elizabeth
Bristol Grammar School
Colt Memorial High School
Edna Peterson
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
St Mary’s Church
Thomas J Gillan
Margaret M Conley
Manus Tuas
Alfred Dub
Will and estate planning urged by Rhode Island Hospital Trust
Many people delay drawing wills until it is too late. The Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company urges you to arrange a will now and name the bank as Executor and Trustee. The firm offers practical support through its Trust Officers with no charge or obligation, while attorneys handle the writing.
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Travon
Rhode Island Hospital Just Company
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Little Old
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Rida Johnson Young
Luther Reed
Honey Olcott
Joseph Urban
Mrs
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Peoples OF America
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Blrven Field
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