Bristol Post Office Subscription Notice
Est Joseph F Farrally owner M G Farrally editor William Bradford business mgr Office 1 Bradford St corner of Thames Telephone Bristol 44 Entered at the Bristol Post Office as Second Class mail matter The date after the name on the label of your Phenix shows the time to which the genneriRtye is paid Subscribers are requested to note of the date and to renew their subscriptions promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Farrally
M. G. Farrally
William Bradford
Mgr
Bradford St
Corner of Thames
Bristol
1928 Associated Tours Guide for Motorists
Automobile Club of America releases the fourteenth edition of its 1928 Associated Tours Guide for the motorist. The guide covers over 125000 miles of hard surfaced highways across the United States east of the Mississippi and into eastern Canada with routes for transcontinental and trans-Canadian trips. It includes maps, mileage, itineraries, state highway numbers, motor laws, speed regulations, and ferry schedules, plus lineups of notable tour routes and scenic regions from the Berkshires to Cape Cod and Montreal to New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motorsts
Automobile Club of America
Associated Tours
Goede
United States
Canada
Othe
Mages Mothe Csutde
Noteendack Canadhian-Pacitre Gaye Coal Capitan
Mlavee
Mir West Great
Green Mountain
Pong Island
Montreal
Quebec
New Jersey Post Road
New York
PUPILS PRESENT PEAY Atom grit
Pupils gathered for a school event featuring names like Carter, Predanean, and Mary, with scattered fragments suggesting a student assembly or program. The text lists numerous personal names and places in a noisy OCR read.
Community notices span church events and civic projects
Mrs Eber Hill hosts Mite Society at First Baptist. Byfield street road work by Superintendent James Connors and crew. Kearnex Post 6 and Auxiliary host James Stanton Post events. Friday 8 AM Mass for John Ruggiero at Mount Carmel. Home for Aged Women board to meet. Sunday School meets at Church vestry. Ladies Missionary Societies joint meeting at State Street Methodist. Ladies Aid supper at Green Lantern. quarterly conference features Dr Wells. art show at Gauntner Memorial School extended. various health, hospital, and police notes. civic, social and religious gatherings fill week.
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Eber Hill
Burton Street
Mite Society
First Baptist Church
James Connors
Byfield Street
Kearnex
Post
American Legion
James Stanton Post
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
John Ruggiero
Home For Aged Women
Rex Harold Wo Baker
Willead
Harnet Peckham
Hope Street
Methodist
State Street
Othe
Fof Wells
Providence
Othe Gauntteras Miemorial School
J Chrystie Waite
Puastaroor
Mee
Bomabairy
Mage Guevremont
Wilfred Guevremont
Thames Street
Rhode Island
John Joseph
National India Rubber Company Fire Department
Charles H. Pardey
Grzebien
Washington Street
Ralph Formisano
Bradford Street
Mass Fmails
Formisano
Carmine Gughetta
Hartford
Conn
American Legion Auxiliary
Kearnes
Narragansett Hotel
Mohener
Trene Walbridge
Memorial services and society notices from the era
The council plans monthly meetings at the Buride Memorial building. A mass for Mrs Lena Burgess was held yesterday at St Marys Church. Graduation gift suggestions list dames apparel and luxury undergarments from Suzmans Specialty Shoppe. Mrs Margaret McPhierson and her uncle Mr Wilford Graham of Portland, Maine, visiting Lincoln avenue, have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buriide Memorial
St. Mary’s Church
Lena’ Burgess
Suzman
Margaret McPhierson
Wilford Graham
Portland
Joseph Bottomley
Lincoln Avenue
Wedding Bells and Local Notes Spark City Gossip
Mrs Thomas Sot e York icity visiting relatives in town. A large telephone exchange operator in the metropolis noted. William Opps of Attleboro reported battery stolen from his car left at the steamboat wharf all Sunday. Graduation gifts advertised by Suzman's include white flannel pants and Walk Over shoes. Mr and Mrs Manchester attended St Marys School exercises and bring their daughter Charlotte for summer with them. Jeannette Bell and Edward Easterbrooks Bunn wed at St Pauls Cathedral Boston and will reside at 175 Sessions Street Providence after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Opps
Attleboro
State Street
Prudence Island
William L. Manchester
St. Mary’s School
Concord
N. H
Charlotte Manchester
Hugh Moffitt
Jeannette Bell
Edward Easterbrooks Bunn
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston
Sunshine Society Visits Soldiers Home for Afternoon Program
Veterans at the Soldiers Home welcomed members of the International Sunshine Society of Providence for an afternoon of readings sung by the visitors and an 87 year old veteran, Daniel Elliott, on violin. A luncheon followed under trees in the grove, then a tour of the hospital and home buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Sunshine Society of Providence
North Sun Parlor
W. A. Millspaugh
Daniel Elliott
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Burton Steel
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