St Michael's Church Third Sunday After Trinity Schedule
Holy Communion at 8 00 a m Morning Prayer and address at 10 00 a m Church School at noon Evening Prayer and address at 7 00 p m
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
3
Holy Communion at 8 00 a m Morning Prayer and address at 10 00 a m Church School at noon Evening Prayer and address at 7 00 p m
Third Sunday after Trinity schedule lists Holy Communion at 7.30 a m Matins at 9 30 a m Church School at 10 00 a m Sung Mass and sermon at 10 45 a m and Evensong with address at 3 30 p m.
Friday night service at 7 30. Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor titled The Need of a Pilot. Church School meets after the morning service. Sunday night service at 7 30 conducted by the Church Club.
The notice lists church contact 72 R and a Friday prayer meeting at 7 30 with practice at 8 30. Sunday schedule includes 10 30 preaching 4 00, Sunday School 6 30 and Epworth League at 7 30.
The First Baptist Church announces a midweek meeting Friday at 7 30. Sunday events include Morning service at 10 300, Church School at 1 45, and a Praise and preaching service at 7 30.
Rev Thomas Armstrong of Pawtucket will preside at all services at 1045 am morning sermon. Sunday School at 12.00 noon. 6.00 pm Young People's meeting. 7.00 pm Evangelistic meeting. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm. You are invited.
Merida the ancient capital of Lusitania hosts Roman relics including a Trajan bridge, a ruined castle, a triumphal arch, an aqueduct, a circus maximus and an amphitheater. The richly preserved site emphasizes its historical Roman era treasures.
Oliver H Perry urges support as Bristol prepares for a major exposition in Philadelphia era hotels and private homes listed for visitors. The Bristol Train of Artillery plans a reception on Broad Street and Valley Forge on Tuesday to showcase inter national prominence.
Rev Francis R Ensln presided at the 34th annual meeting of the Home for Aged Women on Franklin Street. Officers were elected including President Mrs Cornelius J Hasbrouck and Treasurer Miss Juha A Herreshoff. Seven beneficiaries are housed with Mrs Rebecca Bowler the oldest at 92, and Miss Carrie A Thomas to publish the secretary's report next Tuesday.
Joseph Furtado 30 years a Portugal born resident of Fall River died Wednesday at St Anne's Hospital after a week long illness He lived in this town for ten years and worked at the National India Rubber Company He is survived by his wife Mary Frances a son a daughter his mother Annie a brother James and four sisters Angelina Mary Annie and Christiane Funeral from Hope Street home at 8 30 am with a 9 am Requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Church burial at St Mary Cemetery
Mrs James former long time member of St Michael's Church choir was honored with a handsome parlor clock at a Holmes Memorial House social after Friday choir rehearsal. The event featured a musical program with solos and duets by Mrs Frank A Rounds Kenneth Carr Aida Con and Mrs Donnell among others. Walls and Howe presented the clock and a chicken salad supper preceded a dance.
Mary Ferrara five was struck on Mt Hope Avenue by a car driven by Cavallaro. She suffered leg head face and hand injuries but was deemed not serious by Dr Alfred Merrisman. Edward LeClerc twelve collided with a car driven by Joseph Beauville on Wood Street and High Street. he received facial and leg wounds from Dr William Duffy.
At its June 15 meeting the Bristol Chapter unanimously voted to join the Fourth of July observance. Regent Mrs Clinton T Sherman named a committee to confer with the Town Committee, with chair Mrs Alfred M Merriman and members Miss Cora M Hill Mrs Harriet M F Dixon Mrs Edward D Kunz and Miss Evelyn M Carter.
Special meetings of Hydraulion and Ever Ready fire companies approved July 3 and July 5 refreshments. Hydraulion hosts visiting firefighters for the State muster. Ever Ready plans sesquicentennial events and flags for the building. Dreadnaught declines parade invitation while others commit to July 5ing festivities with visiting state firemen.
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