Obituary Notice of George R. Bickford and Local Club News
Intelligence reports the death of George R. Bickford in Wakefield New Hampshire a brother of the late John C. Bickford who headed the mat and heel room at the National India Rubber Co. The obituary traces his 1845 birth in Wakefield his Revolutionary War grandfather and his service in the 3rd New Hampshire regiment. Survivors include nieces Mrs Mary Bradford and Mrs Ella Paull and several grandchildren. A funeral with American Legion and Masonic rites was held with the flag-draped casket and Taps. The second item covers the St. Marys National Indiana Bowl dance and planned activities with Miss Elizabeth E Lynch as president and Miss Rose M Riley as treasurer as basket ball bowling and gym classes are planned. A Valentine party featured living valentines and performances by club members with prizes awarded.
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George RB ‘Bickford
Wakefield
N. H
George R. Bickford
John C. Bickford
National India Rubber Co
Bickford
Mary Bradford
Ella Paull
Frank Paull
Charles F Bickford
New Hampshire
George R Bickford
Capt Chas Bickford
Mary
Remick) Bickford
Buickford
Lexington
Charles Bickford
George
Qossipee
Perce
3Rd
NH Regiment
Concord
Long Island
New York
Washington
Michigan
Port Royal
Point Rocks
Brattte
Hay
Fee Ee
Elizabeth E. Lynch
Rose M. Riley
Mary Doran
Lynch
Esther Riley
Isabel Sylvia
Evelyn Carter
Elizabeth E Lynch
Winifred C Walsh
Rose Gallagher
Lillian Gallagher
Josephine Campanello
Funeral of Mrs Clara A
Funeral services for Mrs Clara A were held yesterday at the Tate residence on Contean Street. Relatives and members of affiliated organizations attended as Ray Nelson Kellogg, rector at Trinity Church, conducted the service.
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Tate John Peaase
Easter Sale and Supper at First Baptist Church
March 18 Monday evening features Dutch Supper under Hope Circle at Gaitera Memorial School with Burnside Social Club later. March 21 Thursday offers Easter Sale and supper by Mite Stents in church vestry, hosted by First Baptist Church.
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Chantal
Chia Menaroty
Dharechis
Burnside Social Club
Mite Soents
First Baptist Church
Town Meeting Budget Requests and Capital Proposals
Town meeting voters consider budgets for 1930 with detailed line items for schools police sewer roads parks and utilities plus several capital projects including highway restoration paving and the installation of a sewer disposal plant the meeting also includes amendments and propositions approved by the Town Council and chaired by Town Sergeant Thomas E Johnson.
Charity Seeks Red Cross Garment Aid in Town
Local group formed to study economical food preparation now makes three hundred garments annually for the Red Cross and District Nurse. They fashion baby clothes from leftovers with help from Taft School Club and remnants, sending items to Mrs Elwin A Hill on Hope Street.
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Red Cross
Taft School Club
Bristol Town Meeting Announces Election Details
Voters in Bristol gather at Bradford Street Town Hall on March 13 1929 at 9 a m to vote for town officials including Moderator Town Clerk Town Council Probate Judge Town Treasurer School Committee Assessors and Sewer Commissioners. District meetings in Districts One and Two run 9 a m to 8 p m with positions for two and four year terms as prescribed.
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Ezeytenge
Highwas
Sispoking
Police Department
Brostel
Colt Memorial Qestartance
Tanvard Brook
Oiver Street
Chiton Street
Kourn Avenue
Tsher Avenue
Mason Avenue
Doman Avenue
Pappasquash Road
Usher Avenue
Coggeshall Avenue
Bradford
Bristol
Thomas E. Johnson
Mortgagee's Sale Notice for 420 Grosvenor Building
Mortgagee announces sale set for March 1 1929 at 420 Grosvenor Building Providence. Property details listed as Rt Matreh 1 N 19 22 with emphasis on creditor action and sale conditions.
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Grosvenor
Providence
Canvassers Notice From Bristol Town Clerk Office
The Town Council of Bristol as Board of Canvassers meets in the Memorial Building to canvass electors lists for the town election on March 13 and property voters lists for the Financial Town Meeting on March 12 1929. Personal property taxpayers must pay assessed tax to qualify to vote. John W Church.
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Rhode Island
John W Church
Sol
Patrick J. Jones
Frank J. Jones
Mary C Jones
Patrick J Jones
Frank J Jones
Probate Court
Mary FT. Downey
Mars
Annie Trainor
Annabel Asselin
Warren R. I
M Asselin
Warren
Bristol Phenix
Robate
Albert P. Peck
Albert H. Coggeshall
Albert FP Peck
Bristol Phoenix
Sarah Rodwanchfester
Sarah I
Manchester
Aaid
Richard T. Galvin
Richard T Galvin
Bridget Corcoran
John J Corcoran
Helen Vo Corcoran
Annie F. Culey
Annie E. Culley
John W. Church
County of
Louiz Alves
Leopoldina L. Alves
Pasquale Pagnano
Catherine Street
John
Mary Ryan
Toseph Henjamin
Luigi Malafronte
Sarah McLaughlin
Lbs
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