Paris Bristol Home for Aged Women Elects Officers
A Wednesday afternoon election at the Paris Bristol Home for Aged Women on Franklin Street named Mrs. Samuel Kinder president with Mrs. Charles A. Johnson as vice president and Mrs. Robert F. Munro as secretary. New treasurer Miss Julia A. Herreshoff, and a slate of managers and advisory members from local churches were announced alongside annual reports by treasurer and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Paris
Bristol
Franklin Street
George’ H. Toadvin
St. Michael's Church
Samuel Kinder
Charles A. Johnson
Robert F. Munro
Julia A. Herreshoff
Baptist Church
Benjamin Dorstrom
Ira Newman
Congregational Church
Henry Barton
Alfreta Whittemore
Methodist
Harriet P. Church
John McVey
St. Michael’s Church
Lillia R. Harrington
Edward G. Easterbrooks
Trinity Church
Jeremiah HM. Young
Henry W. Boynton
Meesray Fredrick H. Hodgdon
Edward P. Church
Frederick G. Blaisdell
Federick W. Williams
Benjamin MacDougall
Clinton T. Sherman
Bristol Home for Aged Women Extends Thirty Seventh Annual Report
The Bristol Home for Aged Women releases its Thirty Seventh Annual Report summarizing founding acts in 1873, the opening of the Home at 11 Franklin Street in 1892, property purchase in 1923, and current operations with seven residents and staff. It notes donations, Christmas sale, and religious services, plus memorial resolutions for long-time board members Sarah Spooner and Harriet Peckham.
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Friends of the
Bristol Home For
Bristol
Home For
R. I
Franklin Street
MacDougall
Baptist
Congregational
Trinity
Ivy Guild
St. Michael's Church
Epworth League
Asteniss
M. Merriman
Iettel Phoenix
Sarah Elizabeth Spooner
Home For Aged Women of
Board of Managers
Harriet L. Peckham
Miss Peckham
Carrier Munro
Rotary Club Origin and Founding Principles
A 1905 Chicago gathering leading to the Rotary Club's birth is described. Paul Harris invited three colleagues to discuss a fellowship focused on mutual acquaintance and business diversity, forming a club with about 20 members. Early meetings rotated among merchants and introduced features like singing and informal address.
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Rotary Club
Paul Harris
Chicago
Rotary” Club
Vémaur Vnva Rotary
Chicago Rotary Club
Rotary meeting and shipyard tour in Rotarians scene
A fragmented report notes a Rotary club event involving a secretary and a shipyard visit. Mentions a meeting start, a treasurer, and a route or display connected to a local port or vessel in a unclear sequence.
JORDAN-BULLOCK BRIDGE WEDDING TALE IN TOWN
Miss Mary Jordan and Mr Bullock wed in a simple ceremony noted for the crepe veil and a bouquet of roses. Attendants wore maidlike gowns. a reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple left for New York then plan to reside at 175 Mt Hope Ave this town.
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Mary
New York
Mt. Hope Ave
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