Bristol Council K of C Garden Parties Next Week
A Bristol notice lists upcoming events including a Ladies Committee meeting at the residence of T Holm 44 Constitution next Monday at 2 30 pm and a public clam bake set for June 28 at John J Hackett's restaurant on Main road with plans for future announcements following the meetings.
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WesCo
Zing Golin
T. “Holm
Ieee
Bom
John J. Hackett
Main Road
Local Officials Meet on Street Water Mains Petition
A note reads a petition by tax payers to extend the water mains on Gooding Lane was referred to the Bristol and Warren Water Works. Conte from First Page to Pholda to Saturday June 20 mentions Ruggierowane appointed facial igonstable on Pecquiroundation the Chi Cilet of Police.
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Pholda
Ruggierowane
Gooding Lane
Bristol & Warren Water Works
Bristol Harbor Deep Channel Debate Reflects 1812 Heritage
Providence Journal notes congressional funds for a survey of a thirty foot deep channel from Narragansett Bay into Bristol harbor. The piece recalls Bristol’s storied maritime past and argues harbor improvement could unlock new commerce, despite no definite project yet.
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Providence Journal
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Bristol Harbor
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New York
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River and Harbor Board
Employed Boys Tag Day For YMCA Movement
Tomorrow a donation and tag day supports the Employed Boys Club of Bristol YMCA. The club aids boys of foreign birth in character, citizenship and mutual aid through baseball and outings. funds are low and civic leaders urge community support. Sponsors include George S Pailthorpe Dr A M Merriman and Henry Wood.
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YMCA
Bristol
YM C.A
George S Pailthorpe
A M. Merriman
Henry Wood
Colt High School Certified For Three-Year Term
Superintendent William C. Hobbs announced Wednesday that Colt High School has been certified for three years by Walter E. Ranger Secretary of the State Board of Education. It is the first three-year certification since 1914 and educators express gratification at the school's improved standing.
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William C. Hobbs
Walter E. Ranger
State Board of Education
Colt High School
Church Notes St Michael's Church Second Sunday Service
The program lists Holy Communion at 10 30 a m Morning prayer and sermon at a.m Church School at 12 o'clock and Evening Prayer with address at 7 30 in the evening.
Trinity Church Sunday services and 7.30 p.m. Evensong
The notice lists Trinity Church schedule for the second Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion Matins Sung Mass and sermon and Evensong at 7.30 p.m. Also notes Friday night service at First Congregational Church.
Annual Meeting of Home for Aged Women Held at Franklin Street
Rev Frederick L Maryon presided over the annual meeting of the Home for Aged Women on Franklin Street. Officers were elected including President Cornelius Hasbrouck and Treasurer Miss John A Werreshoff, with seven beneficiaries currently cared for and Rebecca Bowler the oldest at 91.
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Frederick L. Maryon
Trinity Church
Franklin Street
Fr Maryon
Cornelius Hasbrouck
Charles A. Johnson
Carrie A. Thomas
John A. Wherreshoff
Clinton T. Sherman
Lillia R. Farrington
Edward G. Easterbrooks
St. Michael’s Church
Harriet P. Church
Harriet L. Peckham
State Street
M.E
William H. Spooner
Henry Barton
First Congregational Church
J. H. Corthell
J. H Young
Artthur W . Barrett
Benjamin Dorstrom
First Baptist Church
Charles B. Rockwell
Benjamin M MacDougall
Fred G Blaisdell
Edward P Church
Fred F. Hodgdon
Rebecca Bowler
Charles Tirrell
You cant miss it phrase echoes through town
A reflective poem questions why people everywhere insist that you cant miss a road or direction. The speaker mocks the overconfident assurance while noting the universal refrain across ages and groups.
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Maine
Creation
Marriage Intentions Reported for Three Couples
Carl Rensselaer Mitchell of Providence and Gertrude Manchester of this town, William Alphonse Demers of this town and Ellen Elizabeth McCarthy of Warren are listed as filing marriage intentions.
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Carl Rensselaer Mitchell
Providence
Gertrude Manchester
William Alphonse Demers
Ellen Elizabeth McCarthy
Warren
Sunday Worship with The Great Secret Sermon Theme
Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with a church school processional and recessional hymns. Church School assembles at noon. Children's Sunday observed at 4 with exercises. Special music by a chorus directed by Mr Hinton. No evening service.
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Hinton
State Street M. B. Church Parsonage Service Schedule
State Street M B Church announces Friday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm and Sunday services at 10 30 am preaching 12 00 noon Sunday School 6 30 Epworth League 7 30 preaching all strangers and others welcome.
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Epworth League
Alumni Defeats Colt High in Outdoors Baseball Clash
The Colt High Alumni beat Colt High 10 to 3 on the common Wednesday afternoon. Mollie Garvin and Beans Baker pitched for the Alumni with Jimmie Garvin catching. Colt High’s battery consisted of Rinaldi and Andrade. Alumni lineup included James Garvin, Coggeshall, Eddie Rinaldi, William Baker, Nerone, Gray, Inglis, and Dunbar. Colt High players were Menard, Maher, Eddie Menard, Andrade, Sousa, Romano, Rinaldi, Remieres, Leahy. Baker and Garvin each fanned five. Rinaldi struck out nine. Hits favored Alumni 7 to 4. Umpire James Sullivan.
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Colt Gush
Colt High
Mollie” Garvin
Beans” Baker
Jimmie Garvin
Rinaldi and Andrade
James Garvin
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Eddie Rinaldi
William Baker
Gus Nerone
William Gray
J. Ellery Ingraham
Earle K. Dunbar
Leo Menard
James
Maher
Eddie Menard
John Andrade
Frank Sousa
Jerry Romano
Louis Rinaldi
Fran Remieres
Vincent Leahy
Baker
Garvin
Rinaldi
James. Sullivan
Bristol Girl Goes West On Broadway Limited Tour
Mr. and Mrs. A Geisler of this town report daughter Madeline has left Washington D C on June 13 to travel by Broadway Limited with friends for five weeks. Her itinerary includes Chicago St Paul Lake Louise Banff Vancouver Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Catalina Islands San Diego Yosemite National Park Grand Canyon Royal Gorge Pike s Peak Estes Park and Yellowstone before returning to Washington D C
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Madeline
Washington, D. C
Washington
Chicago
Canada
West
St. Paul
Lake Louise
Bariff
Canadian Rockies
Vancouver
Seattle
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Catalina Islands
San Diego
Yosemite National Park
the Grand Canon
Royal Gorge
Pike’s Peak
Estee Park
Canyon
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Colorado Springs
Church Invites Attendance at Various Services
The notice extends an invitation to the community to attend multiple church services. It lists available times and locations for worship, urging parishioners and neighbors to participate.
Sunday and Friday Church Services With Sermons
Mid week meeting Friday evening at 7 30. Sunday services morning 10 30 with sermon The Deep Things. Church school 11 45. Evening service 7 30 with sermon The Highest Marks followed by baptism.
Church Schedule for Rev Thomas Armstrong Parish
The Church of the Nazarene lists services for Rev Thomas Armstrong as follows Sunday 10 45 a m preaching 12 00 noon Sunday School 6 00 p m Young People meeting 7 00 p m Evening service Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m You are invited.
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Church OF the Nazarene
Thomas Armstrong
Bristol Population Rise Shown By Providence Census
An announced Bristol population total of 12 100 is reported with a gain of 725 people or 6 3 percent over the census prior. Compared with 1915 the ten year increase reaches 174 percent, with 1915 listing 10 302 residents.
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Stehteri
Providence
Ili
Camp Takarest Opens for Summer Scout Season
Boy Scout notes indicate Camp Takarest will open this weekend with signups for those staying through Sunday. The camp starts its summer season next Saturday June 27. Local officials plan a joint opening trip to Camp Yawgoog with council leaders. Bristol officers depart at 1 PM.
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Yawgoog
Bristol
King Philip
Not For Merit
Warren
Bart East Providence
Providence
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