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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1929

Page

5

Father Matthews And Battery Lead Armory Basketball Tests

On Monday night March 11 Battery C faces Father Matthew Club of Newport after their earlier clash. Kelley’s Five meets Putnam Panthers in a Rhode Island debut after a 48 game unbeaten streak. Rick’s Lassies duel Fall River Y Girls at Bristol with both teams seeking strong showings at the Naval Reserve Armory.

Armory Kelley Five Putnam, Conn Panthers Rick Lassies Fall River Battery "C Father Matthew Newport Soldier Boys Putnam Panthers Rhode Island Victor Hope High Fall River “Y Bristol Naval Reserve Armors Church Street

Campaign for Honorary Members in Bristol Troops

A Bristol Troops Scout campaign led by Commissioner George R. Fish and committee members MA Cheesman Albert Redmonds and Bertram W Wall aims to recruit at least 200 honorary members to fund the Scout Building and Camp Takarest and the summer camp. A recruiting contest for active scouts began last Saturday with several new recruits added. the goal is five full tramps of 32 scouts each. By Memorial Day, about 700 scouts are registered in the Bristol Troops.

Bristol Box Scouts of Amenia George R. Fish MA. Cheesman Albert Redmonds Bertram W Wall Takarest

Impressive funeral services mark George W Warren

Impressive services were held Wednesday afternoon at St Michael's Church for George William Warren former postmaster for five years. Rev Dr Lester Bradner led the ceremony attended by state and town officials and many community leaders. Burial followed at North Cemetery with Rev Bradner presiding and a large floral tributes display from post office employees and local organizations.

St Michael's Church George Witliam Warren Lester Bradner Providence Post Office Bristol Tram of Artillery Co CA Bristol Y McA First Congregational Church Brotherhood of St Michael’s Church Prudence Island Fishwe Club North Cemetery Dr Bradner William Jo McShane Wo Fred Williams Chinton T Sherman Waihs E Howe Wrank Dimond John Ho Wall

Funeral of Mrs Mary M Parva

The funeral of Mrs Mary M Parva was held yesterday from the tramals Thome con Metacem avenue to Stoobaraheth Church for a requiem Mass. Relatives and friends sent many floral offerings and an interment followed at St Marys Cemetery.

A. Paiva Mary M Parva Vlexandra Panva Tramals Thome Con Metacem Avenue Stoobaraheth Trands Antermant St Marys Cemetery

Arranging For 153rd Annual Election of Bristol Train

A Bristol Train of Artillery battalion meeting at the armory on State Street drew large officer and enlisted attendance. Col Alfred Mc Merriman presided, a committee was formed to nominate officers for the April annual meeting, with members from multiple companies. A separate committee audited books, and Col Warrenman announced the renovated indoor rifle range opened Wednesday evening with a formal inspection by appointed committees. The Colonial Company adopted resolutions on the death of late First Lieutenant George W Warren, and the new range was praised as the finest in the state.

Bristol Train of Artillery State Street Alfred Mc Merriman William No le Page Reginald No Brown John Langello AL Sergi John Pacheco Corp . Furtado Witliam Fo Vddy Edward A Currier Jroof Gordon Ro Brown M Straight Arthur W Barrett Waerniman Colonial Company George W Warren Alfred M Merman Pole Richard Kavanaugh Raith Ralph Bennett Mager Wallan Toaseph Marshall Gordon KO Brown Fred Mee

Testimonial for Warren Died February 1929 in Colonial Company

A testimonial note from the Colonial Company honoring Warren who died on February 2 1929. It records his untiring efforts and strict vigilance to duty, noting his energy and knowledge boosted morale and that condolences are sent to Mrs Warren along with a record entry of the loss. Arthur W Barrett capt, commanding.

Tras Warren Diadas Gio Tame

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