Program of songs and readings by R S Bosworth group
A program of spirituals readings and vocal solos led by R S Bosworth features Hills of Home Out of the Dusk Last Night Night and Dawn Trees The Little Silver Ring Sleepy Hollow Tune Lullaby and other selections with A M Thompson contributing readings and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SM. Thompson Oor
Providen Gery
R. S. Bosworth
Home
Fox
Lee
Kjuralf
A. M.thompson
Liddle
Bachrach
Little Silver Ring
Chaminade
A. M. Thompson
Kouitz
Vannah
Donations to Children s Home Exhibit Local Charity List
A compact list records donations to the Children s Home including sandwiches and cake from the Benevolent Society of St. Michael s Church and Mrs. W T O Donnell. clothing from Miss Hoffman. ice cream from Mrs Samuel Kinder. sugar from Mrs Bosworth. sewing services by Mrs Rockwell and Mrs Levy. a book case from Mrs Larned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent Society of
St. Michael’s Church
Rolls
W. T. O'Donnell
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Hoffman
Samuel Kinder
Bosworth
Rockwell
Levy
Larned
Annual Landies Society Membership Supper Held
The 7 Sem te podici annual membership supper of the Landies oe oci ae the State was held at the parsonage on Hope Street Tuesday evening. Miss Anna Pierce, principal of the Byfield school, honored guest after 35 years in the school department, received a leather overnight travelling bag. Forty members and guests attended. Arrangements were by Mrs. Robert J. Chrystie, Mrs. William H. Remieres and Mrs. George Richardson. Waitresses were Ethel Blaisdell, Alice Morgan, Edith Coggeshall and Helen Remieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landies
Robert J. Chrystie
William H. Remieres
George Richardson
Ethel Blaisdell
Alice Morgan
Edith Coggeshall
Helen Remieres
Marriage Intentions Filed by Jefferson and Pivin at Town Clerk
Miss Marie Alice Jeffrey a 24 year old stitcher of 725 Hope Street and Joseph Pivin Jr a 21 year old grocery clerk of the same address filed intentions of marriage yesterday at the Town Clerk's office confirming their plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Alice Jeffrey
Hope Street
Joseph Pivin, Jr
Protest Over Nominal MEMS Game Replay Ordered
The board voted to allow a protest from Manager Garvin of the N I A team regarding a June 5 game with the Whirlwinds won 4 to 3. The game will be replayed after notifying both teams, due to six out of town players used by the Whirlwinds contrary to league rules.
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MEMS
Garvin
Whirlwinds
Narrow Escape on Colt Drive Ends With Minor Injuries
Three Fall River residents Edwin L Cook 53 Stetson Street Miss Dorothy Chase and Paul R Peloquin escaped serious harm when their car swerved off Colt Drive near the Casino and toppled onto the shore. The vehicle, after assistance from passing motorists, was driven to a garage. no one was badly injured.
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Fall River
Colt
Edwin L. Cook
Stetson Street
Dorothy Chase
Paul R Peloquin
District Nursing Association May Report Totals
District Nursing Association May report lists totals for General care and clinics. General care 63? visits 65 total, with Metropolitan 23 John Hancock 5. Pre-natal 11 tuberculosis 20 child welfare 511 total 984. Clinics Child welfare 4 babies 128 chest 1.
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John Hancock
Soldiers blank Whirlwinds in Twi League tilt
WHRR RL WING of HIR sa? Lo Bee SPLITSD hone. The Soldiers pitcher Jake Rippel held the Whirlwinds to nine hits as Manuel Lewis’ Battery nine scored five runs in each of the first two innings and added two more in the third to win 12-0 on the common. Lefty Greenwood and Henry Davis boosted the Soliders with multiple hits while Conway and Matroni led the Whirlwinds’ offense with a two-base drive assisted by a limb-impacted ball fantasy.
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Manuel Lewis
Battery
Jake Rippel
Soldiers
Greenwood
Henry Davis
Platter
Rip” Conway
Santy
Matroni
Conway
MR Vs. Cranstons
Batters C Fall To Whirlwinds In Season Opener
Batters C loses 4-3 as Johnny Notte belts three extra base hits including a seventh inning homer to deep center. Notte drives in Baker and Matron. Rip Conway, Lefty Greenwood steal moments, Danis and Quinton each allow four hits while whiffing 12. Greenwood steals home in fourth. Notte adds a triple and two base hits in a high scoring pitchers’ duel.
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Whirlwinds
Johnny Notte
Rip” Conway
Tony Baker
Colt Highstar
Conway
Joe Dares
Notte
Baker
Fd Quinton
Henry Danis
Danis
Quinton
Fiy
Young
Ripper
Greenwood
Town Team Opens Season Against Joslins on the Common
The Bristol Town Team under manager Hope faces the Joslins of Providence tomorrow afternoon on the common. Hope has assembled stars including Carcangelo Honey Menard Foot Abate Servant Herzig Eddie Menard Tony Baker Mans Lou Rimaldi and Bobby Biber who may start in the box. Dom Langello will call play at 2.30 PM.
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Bristol Town
Kid’ Hope
Joslins
Providence
Warren
Hope
Carcangelo
Waterbury
Biber
Dom Langello
Administration Notice Estate of James Leo Brides
Helena V Brides has qualified as Administratrix of the estate of James Leo Brides late of Bristol. Creditors must file claims in the probate office within the legal time, starting June 14 1929 as noted by Clerk John W Church. Also notices of probate for Charles B Rockwell and Alfred Hill estates are listed with hearing dates and publication requirements in Bristol Phenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leo Brides
James Brides
Bristol
R. L
Helena V Brides
James Bride
Martha Ashton
R. I
Pauline N. Doringh
Pauline N Doringh
Moses Wood
John W. Church
Industrial Trust CO
Providence
Guardian Nomination Noted in Bristol Probate
The court receives the choice of guardian for Rose Oliviers of Bristol among Oliviera heirs. Oliviera siblings named as guardians seek court approval. Hearing set for June 17 1929 at 10 A.M. in the Probate Court Room Bristol with notice to be published weekly for 40 days.
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Aix
Nirty
Bristol
R. I
J. Barnard French
W. W. Perry
DeWolf Avenue
Camptreet
Corona Avenue
Woodlawn Avenue
Metacom Avenue
Mt. Hope Farms, Inc
Mt. Hope Farms
Mount Plat
J Barnard French
W W Perry
Mount Hope Farms
Mount Hope Farms, Inc
Camp Street
Westerls
Probate
Bristol Phoenix
John W Church
Oliviers
Oliviera
Aliaz Jav Viera
Ieee
Olly Iara
Bristol Phenix
Burch C Clerk
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Me Hoffman Steam
A. DI Lauro
Wood Street
The
District Nursing Association
Sunnybrook
A & P Meat Markets
van Camp
Gorton’s
Post’s
Kellogg’s
Statler
del Monte
Grandmother’s Bread
Pekoe
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO
Ss Uis
Ciamakon
Whirlwinds Ab Theone Conway
Stadue Db
Darcey Om
Notte Oss
Headr
Brancuzz «Om
Quinten Op
Battery ¢ Ab Ib Poa E Ruggziere
Conwas Baker
Dams Greenwood Ripper
Conway Head
Ruggiro Greenwood
Dares
Greenwood Biancuzze
Gladue
Quinten
Poicof Quinten
Kugge
al En
Charles B. Rockwell
Alfred Hile
Alfred Hill
James Ashton
Edward L. Watson
Weybosset St. Providence
Harry P. Cross
Westminster St
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Freeborn
R. Cole
Charles M. Connery
Burton St
E. W. Weaver
High Street Telephone
Bristol’ ‘District Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Thyra Carlson
William A. Doran
Bay View Ave
Edward F
Kearns
Constitution St
Pearl St
G. M. Wilbur
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E. L. Watson Co., Inc
Weybosset Street
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
John
Tel
Browning-King, Tailors
G. H. Spencer Roofing Co
F. M. Gifford
Constitution Street
BR. I
Mt. Hope Avenue
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