March 18 1930 Local Notices Listing Buildings and Addresses
A historical fragment lists addresses and names including Phoenix NE M Darling Y M C A Black Richard C Quirk Est Wood Street Daniel G Coggeshall O O F Building James F Duffy Easterbrooks Block Suite F Xavier 546 Wood Street John Maisano 467 Wood Street dated Tuesday March 18 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
M. Darling
Y. M_C. A. Black
Richard C Quirk
Wood Street
Daniel G Coggeshall
James F Duffy
Easterbrooks
Xavier
John Maisano
Congregational Club Plans Comedy Wedding Parody
The Congregational Club presents a comedy show tomorrow at the Di Welt Memorial Chapel. A blackface wedding parody features Ed A Currier Fr as the parson with a perforated padlock gag. Cast includes Amanda Fliva Shinela, George Washington Hones, Mrs Mbert Fo Benard, Ranwell SS Brosworth and others. A musical program closes with performances by Velleca, Shaw Anderson, Miss Svbile Anderson, the De Lucca quartet, Wilbur and Manleys, and a vocal by Mrs Munro awaiting audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coontown
di Welt Memorial
Berg
Piano
Currier
Wall
Amanda Fliva Shinela
George Washington
James Jo Velleca
Cora Shaw Anderson
Mrs Anderson
Mr Velleca
Svbile Anderson
Miss Anderson
Hermann Wilbur
Robert F Munro
Junkyard Ad Offers Wide Selection of Lumber and Materials
An old classified notice from Fall River promotes a building salvage yard run by Myer Shapiro offering second hand lumber and related supplies. It lists boards, sheathing, trim, flooring, rafters, steel, pipes and fixtures among hundreds of items. The text references Jefferson Street and a contact with a New York City connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etron
Myer Shapiro
Jefferson Etreet
Fall River
Mos
Bristol and Vicinity Local Notes and Socials
The semi monthly town council session was held this evening. Rev Manuel Barros of Pawtucket will speak at Lenten services at St Elizabeth's Church tonight. St Patrick's social events and church activities fill the town calendar as ward members report on local orders. An anniversary mass of requiem was held for Mary Servant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Servant, at St Mary's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Suzman
Manuel Barros
Pawtucket
St Elizabeth's Church
Dimond's
St Patrick’s
Armory
Church Street
Thomas Barrs
St Joseph's Church
Sto Wars’s
Tpworth League
State Street Moob
State Street
Miers George Po Polock Nowes Avenue
St Miarys Church
Iass
Mary
Joseph
Onolock
Walmot
Regular Kearney Post meeting and reception for state president
Regular meeting of Kearney Post will be held Thursday evening at the A. R. hall. All members are urged to be present at this meeting. A reception will follow in honor of Miss Helen Confon State President of the Auxiliary. Lemonaires from across the state will attend. Committees are expected to report. James T Pierce Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
A. R. Hall
Helen Confon
Patricek Birthday Party Held At Ennis Residence
The event honored Ted Ennis with guests at Thames Street home of Mr and Mrs James Ennis. Mrs Frank Cardozo served cake, Miss Anne Ennis rendered vocal solos with piano by Mrs James Gilday. Frances Cardozo and Edward Cardozo gave speeches and dances while rooms showcased green and white decorations. Irish songs by Miss Virginia Faoow and James Perry completed the lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricek
James Ennis
Thames 9 Street
Ted Ennis
Ennis
Frank Cardozo
Anne Fnnis
James Gilday
Frances Cardozo
Edward Cardozo
In Memoriam Fay Osceel Oaanel Joveng
Memorial note for Fay Osceel Oaanel Joveng and Maury Lavise Servant Whe, mentioning loss and enduring memory. The message honors enduring friendship and shared bonds despite distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Osceel
Meniors
Maury Lavise
Maren
Andy Pamicts
Warren High Wins 2nd Game in Intertown Series
Warren High defeated Colt High School 15 to 13 in Warren auditorium to take the two game series. Colt Second team beat Warren Seconds 10 to 9 in a hard fought match. Sherri Dallaire led Warren with Makara and Handow contributing, while Biancuzzo led Colt with 6 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt High School
Warren
Colt
Warren High School
Warren High
Inias
Tuxeira
Desilets
McDougall
Vitallo
Turner
Ats
Jan
Bristol
Stud
Cow
Reynolds School Program Delights Pupils With Pan Derby Panto
Reynolds School pupils from Grade One present a weekly program featuring a pantomime Barbara Takes a Trip and musical selections. Miss Jessie Modasks leads the class with harmonica numbers and a Star Spangled Banner salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Post Reynolds
Jessie Modasks
Barbara
Bally
Josephine Lange
Annie
Nmbars
Gregory Dutt
Tohn
Monteneout
Cassana
Antone Praneros
Anthons
Pava Brances Capone
Margaret Bernandes
John Cade Toward
Lewis Antone Carvalho
Canis Coleone
Raffael
Matrane
Sandrew Borgia
Joseph Rebelo
Joseph Matha
DiCeannt
Tavadare
Isabelle Debea
de Sequiime Langella
Nanayndrosst
Joseph Sousa Clarkes
Margaret Caoffr
Thomas Teome
Stary Band
Muriel Babock
Bleen Nive
Marzi Matrone
Vay
Cystex 48 Hour Test Offered After Urinary Irritation
If bladder irritation disturbs sleep or causes burning itching backache leg pains and fatigue try the Cystex 48 Hour Test. Buy at any drug store and test its effect with a money back guarantee if there is no quick improvement. Only 60c.
Typewriters And Adding Machines For Sale In Bristle Shop
Sold and rented Royal Regal rebuilt typewriters Underwood No 5 Remington No 10 Corona portable. Agents for Corona. All machines sold for cash or easy terms. Carbon paper ribbons etc. Bris area shop 76 State Street Bris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Regal
Underwood
Remington
Corona Portable
Rae Area
State Street
Bris
Taft School Club Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
The Taft School Club held its annual meeting on Preopoe Street opposite Cole Drive. A large attendance heard reports from officers and committees. Elected officers included President Earl P Matthewson, Vice President Mrs Claude E Hazeldine, and Director Mrs Claude HL Hazeldine. Refreshments followed served by Mrs Anne M. Spray's committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preopoe Street
Cole Drive
Mins Earl P Matthewseon Nice
Claude EL Elazeldine
Pre Asies Biss
Annie MM Jobin
Claude HL Hazeldine
Anne M Sray
Paper Demand Drives U S List for 180 Pounds Per Person
A newspaper note claims the annual U S paper need stands at about 180 pounds per person highlighting high demand and possible impact on supply. Government and industry observers are cited as weighing future shortages and policy responses.
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Bristol Phoenix Publishing Co
Oraclal Paper
Bristol County
Roswell S. Bosworth
Philip Brady
Otake
Bradford St
Corner of Thames
Bristol Post Office
Matter
Congregational Club
H. Electric Company
High Street, Bristol
R. I
Electrical Contractors
Olanth LL
Hirhst
Bristol Tel
Hom
Reman
Wouren Tel Conn
Nathonalls
Lesel A. Cathorities
Countes
Bamie
Dmv
Fifth Ave
New York City
New York
Colonial Line
Bristol and Vicinity
The
Phomix
Suzmansada
Tmrarrcage
Blizabeth Mason Smyth
Robimsen
Lampea
Torida
Dravene
Saotyia
Eva Deniers
Anna Demners
Tranklin Street
Belvuc Hospital
Edna Demers
Camulk Garvin
James T Pierce
ST. Patrick’s Party
St Patricks Day
Virginia Faoow
James Perry
Memoriam
Chester
Perry Crave
Wilh
Shenton Sudele
Che
Shack
Emma Craven
Babbitt
Hope and
Byfield Streets
Hope Street
Ises
A. A. Edmonds CO
Real Estate and Insurance
R. Lea A
Nea
North American Company Common Stock
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Francisco
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Reginald Dimond
Anderson & Company
Industrial Trust Building
Gaspee
Dotry
Cranston Est
Providence
Brune Sevid Des
Aos
Reynolds
Geo. T. Ingram
Wen
Garvin’s Express
Chris Garvin
Corteins Street
Ing
Tion
Union Finance CO
Ae Woolworth Hide
Providence, KR
Westminster
Dporrance Sts
Ns Cbtbee
Lata Ag
Ees
Courtralls
Tates
Walter Hetrueres
Coonureh
Steeet Pbristel Boo
Schubert
Porty
Lespretiage
Nvonds
Tees Corner
Brsadfood
Thames Street
Telepote
Nelltess
Mepe
Amos S Gorham
Anthony RL Parshley
Lo Providence
Due
Tukers
Buffingtons Drug Store
Hope St
Maisanos
Wood St
New Haven
R.R
Taft School Club
United States
Good OU
Alvey
Lypest Viqdees
Cape Cod
New England
Tony Rucci
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