Rhode Island Investors Urged to Support Local Public Service
An editorial urges Rhode Island residents with investable funds to buy securities of a local public service in order to provide capital, confidence, and broader community growth. The piece argues such investments boost state development and offer competitive returns, criticizing those who rely on outside markets.
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Rhode Island
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes Witty Warning
Quotation about the old song and a humorous claim that modern drinkers lose their eyes. The note plays on nostalgia and a playful critique of contemporary beverages.
Probate Court Proceedings Reach Multiple Estates and Appointments
Probate Court met with Judge Edward L. Leahy to hear petitions. Guardians seek sale of Puya minor real estate. April 6 continuation. Charles F Munro estate appoints Carrington P Munro as administrator with $2000 bond. Mary U Wilcox estate final account approved. Annie B Kempf will probate and Herman J Kempf as executor with $500 bond. Henry Paul Trudell estate inventory for allowance accepted. Muriel Barbara Trudel minor inventory for allowance accepted.
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Edward L. Leahy
Catherine
Domenico
Anthony
Emily
Angelina
Josephine
Vincenzo
Ida
Rancesco Puya
Charles F Munro
Carrington P Munro
American Surety Co
Robert J McKay
Mary U. Wilcox
Annie B Kempf
Herman J Kempf
Henrys Paul Trudell
Muriel Barbara Trudel
Boys Day Campaign Sees YMCA Drive March 7
The Dathh annual observance of the State YMCA 4A Boys Campaign will be held on Saturdays, March 7, with local YMCA units encouraging support for nationwide work. The drive allocates a portion of proceeds to state and international relief efforts, including India.
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North Viner
India
March Events and Social Gatherings Schedule
A fragmented listing outlines multiple community events including a march Thursday supper at the Phatte Theatre and a Bristol hall dance. Other items reference church activities, a state street gathering, and a vocational dance with various local groups and venues noted in incomplete form.
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Mices of
Babbitt
Waomar
State Street
Bristol Plarand
Church Street
Police report bicycle theft and local church meetings
Samuel Molasky reports the loss of his bicycle from his dooryard. Parish Aid Society of Trinity Church and Mite Society of First Baptist Church hold meetings today. Amicae Club of First Baptist to meet at Miss Hodgdon’s on Noyes avenue. Various church groups plan events this week including Mother Goose play and altar society progress reports.
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Samuel Molasky
High Streets
Parish Aid Society
Trinity Church
John Gerard
Charles Street
Mite Society
First Baptist Church
Walter Lawton
Noyes Avenue
Amicae Club
Hodgdon
Anna May Haggerty
Wilfred Academy of
Boston
Fall River
Mass
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
Sarah C Munro
Hope and
Union Streets
Ladies Aid Society
State Street Methodist Church
Chamber of Commerce
William M Connery
Lubin du Pont
Thames Street
Lucian Brothers
Frank Dias
Dimond's
Peter O'Connor
Constitution Street
Dimond
Hope Street
Rhode Island
Colt Memorial Ambulance
State Street
M E
Ethel Blaisdell
Anna Brelsford
St Patrick's Day
J F Duffy
Cabson Art
New Altar Society
St Mary's Church
Providence
Kenney
Cattie
Bristol
Electra
Renness
John Wood Celebrates 84th Birthday at Collins Street Home
A surprise party honored John Wood for his 84th birthday at 59 Collins Street last Saturday. Hosted by his children, the event drew many relatives and friends including Arthur M Dittmer and wife from Atlantic Mass. Wood, longtime resident of 60 years, remained active and enjoyed a musical program and refreshments.
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John Wood
Collins Street
Mr Wood
Arthur M Dittmer
Atlantic
Mass
Newport Defeats Bristol In Rogers High Volleyball
Newport volleyball team defeated the Bristol business men's team at Rogers High School gym in Newport. Saturday night the match went four games to three after Bristol won the first game 15 7. Newport captured the remaining games to win the contest.
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Newport
Bristol Business
Rogers High School
Bristol
Card of Thanks for James E Hill
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement. They thank Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias Edgehill Temple Pythian Sister Bristol Grade Teachers Association Eight A Clans and the teachers of the Resnoalda School for flowers and support.
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James E Hill
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Edgehill Temple
Pythian
Bristol
Agssociathon
Resnoalda School
Prof Emery Famous Psychologist Opens Providence Reading Service
A psychic advisor from Providence advertises as the most reliable life reader for life love courtship marriage and business. Offers guidance on winning a desired partner with satisfaction guaranteed and low fees for ladies. Hours 7 to 9 evenings at 27 Barney Street Warren Rhode Island.
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Qaves
Barney St
Warren, R. I
Canvassers’ Notice for Town Financial Meeting
A canvassers notice outlines the February canvass in the town to appoint officers and prepare voting lists for a financial town meeting. It specifies eligibility based on property ownership and the due date for property taxes to qualify to vote.
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Saath
Memor
Prasat
Momtis
Awit Financial Town
Bristol Scouts League Contests Lead To Bazaar Plans
Troop 2 and Troop 1 contend in Division B and top standings as weekly volley ball games continue Saturdays. Bazaar planning starts with troop meetings to set committees for Bristol Troops at G A R Hall from April 18 to Memorial Day. Pinetrees of Troop 4 surge to first place, Racoons of Troop 2 trail, Grey Alves of Troop 2 in third. Old newspapers and magazines are gathered for summer camp fund. Awards: Charles H Newman Troop 5 first class. Carl Christensen and Anthony Puya second class. Patrol Leaders Training Course dates to be announced with sessions in Bristol Warren and Barrington, leading to Providence conference on April 4. Braves of King Philip hold routine meeting with social, games. Other hikes to Camp Takarest and cleanup activities noted.
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Bristol
G. A. R. Hall
Troop 2
Board of Awards
Charles H Newman
Troop 5
Carl Christensen
Anthony Puya
Camp Takarest
Warren
Barrington
Patrol Leaders
Providence
Braves
King Philp
Camp Takarest Honorary Society
Beagle Hound Found and Property Listings Near Star Theatre
Teromonths old black and white ferale Beagle Hound stands 14 inches high described as returned to Prog Office. TO LET On March 1st Upper Tenement corner Hope and Franklin streets with all improvements. Reasonable rent for right family. Apply D DeCRISTOFARO Star Theatre Building. FOR SALE Heavy Black Dog Skin suitable for large size. Price to. Apply at Phoenix Office. Cottage and 13 lots on Bay View Plat priced at 3700 for quick sale. Apply D De Cristofaro Star Theatre Building.
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Trogita
Wood Street
Cosner Hope
Franklin Streets
Star Theatre
Poe
Phoenix
Bay View
D. de Cristofaro
Fifth District Court Hears Docket and Paternity Case Decisions
Judge Frank H. Hamill disposed several civil and criminal matters. Manuel Morris and William Morris pleaded not guilty to defacing a building at Wood and Catherine streets. their cases were continued a week. Joseph Sotsa Warren was dismissed on costs. Paternity actions against DeWitt E. Bolster, Overseer of the Poor, resulted in a guilty finding with child support and hospital bill repayment. Other civil cases were continued or defaulted. bowling league scores are noted but incomplete.
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Fifth District Court
Fifth District
Gourt
Frank H.” Hammill
Manuel and
Willian
Morris
Wood
DeWitt E. Bolster
Joseph Marshall
Deiett E. Bolster
Joseph Barba
Max Makowsky
Joseph Costa
Manuel Pachecco
Joseph Silvia
Jose Antonio
Philip Teixeira
William Francis
Frank Leaver
Ever Ready Fire Team to Bowl Narragansett at Riverside
Thursday evening the Ever Ready Fire Company picks a team to roll a tournament against the Narragansett Fire Company from Riverside on the Y M alleys. Last week Ever Ready defeated Narragansett in Riverside three straight strings.
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Ever Ready Fire Company
Narragansett Fire Company
Riverside
Y. M. Alleys
Ever Ready
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