Bristol Home for Aged Women 34th Annual Report Highlights
The Board of Managers of the Home for Aged Women of Bristol R I presents its 34th annual report detailing a return to routine after a two year move from 11 Franklin to 55 Franklin Street. Highlights include care by Matron Mrs Tirrell and Miss Condon, 92nd birthday for Rebecca Bowler, 80th for William Munro, medical and dental aid from Dr A Mo Merriman and Dr HiW Church, and a Christmas sale funding efforts. Bequests totaling 1000 from Lewis Herreshoff and Irene Fisher support the home, with renovations overseen by Charles A Johnson and regular donations from local supporters and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For Aged Women of
Bristol
R. I
Franklin Street
Tirrell
Miss Condon
Rebecca Bowler
William Munro
A Mo Merriman
Hiw Church
Uoan
Machaels Church
Irving
Epworth League
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Trum
Marine
Boaster
St Michaels Methodist
Congrega
Farrally
Phoenix
Lewis Herreshoff
Sally
Irene Fisher
Charles A Johnson
Othe Board of Managers
Carrit YS Pho
Funeral Service For Pieresegels Pars Tad Wet Drees
Funeral notices detail the funeral at St Elizabeths Church and burial at St Marys Cemetery for Pieresegels Pars Tad Wet Drees. Payor lay in floral tributes from Dom Pure and others. bearers include Henry Alfreds Pastis Sousa Josepl Navi Antone Cabral Mapuc. Portada member organizations noted in the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paver Ab
Peesegels Parstad
St Noes Hospital
Mtbass
Blizvale
Bristol County Farmers Plan Soil Testing and Social Event
Bristol county farmers voted at a Friday meeting in Defiance Hall to have the State College extension department collect soil samples across the county this summer to assess acidity affecting legumes. The group planned a late August clam bake at Colt Farm with a mock tral of a scrub bull and agreed to cooperate with the Rhode Island Holstein Friesian Association for a Soldiers Home event next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County
Defiance Hall
Extension Department
The
State College
E A Adams
Agricultural Conference
Kingston
Colt Farm
Rhode Island Holstein-Friesian Association
Soldiers Home
John F. Ladd
John Usher
George Pinkham
Church Service Conducted at Parst Congregational Chaph
Members of the Church Coat a the Parst Congregational Chaph conducted the spect services sunita eveming on the omemerta chapel. The Colder Kale Mass Na fs 0 ge gest was oan charge asserted otis Mass Adleen Hlolin Mass bEdviea ibe rge and Miss Mariam Po Me Caughes. Remarks were made with the peasterr Rov Dates To Gridacres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parst Congregational Chaph
Sunita
Otis
Mariam
Saviour
Phesso
Dias
Dseag
Beluchistan Rugs Marketed From Furniture Ad
A Pittsburgh Press furniture advertisement touts Beluchistan rugs woven with the Selena boot. Rugs feature dark blue, brown, red, black, and white colors with geometrical and simple floral Persia patterns and claim lasting wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seme
Persia
Pittsburgh
Fourth of July Committee Names Chief Marshal for Parade
Henry Wood chosen Chief Marshal for the Bristol Fourth of July parade on July 5. The committee reports favorable council action to allow a block dance on High Street the preceding night and announces new participants including Kearney Post 6 American Legion units and Bristol Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wood
High St
Everett LeBaron Church
High Street
Church
Kearney
American Legion
Kearnes
Bristol Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Troops 124
Bristol Box
Newport Naval Training Station
United States
Peter G Gaerry
Bureau of Navigation
Newport
Bristol
Heavy View Avenue
Mewes Dwyer
Molaski
Anthony S Thomas
Haigh Street
James F.reigs
Daniel Bo Dweer
Samuel Milashi
Albert Bo Menard Wollard
Bo Kennes
Balware
Bat Lerk
James Metsaove
Werner
Athens
Owharel
James Hedoy
Ladde
Hesse
Commitittes
Brastel
Real Estate Transfers in Rhode Island Listings
Real estate transfers include Charles Ro Wood and wife Pawtucket transferring two dots of land east of Metacom Avenue and Mary Butterworth te Alten No Clark Walpole with two lots. Domenico De Cristofaro to John F Benevedes and wife eight lots on Wood Street park plat. Nellie Masse Providence to Clemente Q Oliveriera eight lots on Harbor View plat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ro Wood
Pawtucket
Fo Freeman
Charles Ro
Silver Wedding for Mr and Mrs Richard R Cornell
Mr and Mrs Richard R Cornell celebrate their 25th anniversary with an informal reception at 6 Central Street attended by 35 relatives and friends. Mrs Cornell, formerly Emeline Baker, is active in Trinity Parish Aid Society while Mr Cornell serves on Trinity Church vestry and the Men’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Cornell
Central Street
Cornell
J William Wood
John H Wall
George A Buffington
Emeline Baker
Cornel
Vera Rego Weds Joseph Gever Nera in St Pla zabeths
Miss Margaret Trene Rego daughter of Mr and Mrs Manuel Rego 42 Bay View avenue united in marriage to Joseph Gever Nera son of Mr and Mrs Manuel G Vera 145 Franklin street at 9 yesterday morning at St Plazabeths Church Rev Francisco Naeira officiated The bride wore white satin with Duchess lace and carried bride roses The groom wore yellow georgette over satin The couple will reside with the bride’s parents on Bay View avenue A reception was held from 2 to 4 with palms cut flowers and a string orchestra The bride’s sister Georgiana Nera and brother George Rego served as attendants The couple expect to honeymoon in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Trene Rego
Manuel Rego
Bay View Avenue
Joseph Gever Nera Sone
Mir
Manuel G. Vera
Franklin Street
Moearningain
Plazabeths Church
Francisco €. Naeira
Georgiana Nera
Joseph Greorge Rego
John Perra
William Rego
Valles
Brades
Anna Mo Peters
Miss Peters
Rego
Vera
New York
Bodes
National India Rubber Company
State Street
M E
Emily Gould Pollock
George T Pollock
Noyes Avenue
Arthur Edward Swanson
Walter B Swanson
Lenox Avenue
Providence
Charles W Martin
Elizabeth Crepe
Mildred L. Pollock
Gladys F. Swanson
Aaron Ward
Jane Rogers
Belmont
Mass
Nelson Bo Swanson
Greenwood
Arthur T Newman
Neves Avenue
George 1 Pollock
Walter Bo Swanson
Swanson
Adirondack Mountains
Keith Avenue
Colt Memoril
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
Town
Rewards of Friendship
A quoted reflection on sharing joys and griefs with friends. It states that communicating one’s self to friends doubles happiness and halves sorrow, as no man sharing joys enjoys them more except the friend, and sharing griefs makes mourning lighter.
Swanson Pollock Wedding At State Street M E Church
Miss Emily Gould Pollock and Arthur Edward Swanson wed at 3 pm Saturday in State Street M E Church. The bride, given by her father, wore Elizabeth crepe with Chantilly lace. attendants included Mildred Pollock and Gladys Swanson. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple plans a motor trip and residence in Providence.
Local firm chartered to produce wearing apparel in town
Modern Pants Manufacturing Company received a charter from Secretary of State Sprague for a 100 share capital without par value. Incorporators listed are Angelo Panzarella and Adolard St Pierre of Fall River, plus Clarindo Carascal and Stanislau Panzarella of this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Pants Manufacturing Company
Sprague
Angelo Panzarella
Clarindo Carascll
Stanislau Panzarella
Adelard St Pierre
Fall River
Coming Events List for June and July
June 24 Thursday evening Weight and Measure Social in the vestry State Street Methodist Church Epworth League sponsoring. June 27 Sunday evening Pastime Theatre drama Rebecca's Triumph Altar Society Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel sponsoring. July 5 Monday morning dancing Naval Armory 1215 to 4am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street Methodist Church
Epworth League
Rebecca
Altar Society
Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Naval Armory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home For Aged Women
Securetars
Bristol County Farmers
Main Road
Dolbey’s Ice Cream Inc
Buffington’s Pharmacy
Local Concern Chartered
Royaline
Paradise Island
Welch
Meier
nheuser-Busch Budweiser
Canada
Cantrell & Cochrane
Poland
Wales
College Inn
Newman
BRQS
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