Scout Troop Drills And Minstrel Rehearsal In Providence
The Second Troop held a regular weekly drill at the scoutbuilding with Oscar Pivin winning the O’Ghee Wiet event. A Jazz minstrel rehearsal followed for Providence events tomorrow night at the camp reunion, with a dress rehearsal at Scout headquarters at 6 30.
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BOY Scouts OF America
O” Ghee Wiet
Oscar Pivin
Providence
Union Station
Old Arsenal
Scout Headquarters
Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias Convenes For Rank Ceremonies
At Burnside Lodge No. 34 Knights of Pythias weekly meeting in Castle Hall one candidate received the rank of aere and two candidates were made Esquires with full ceremonial. Next Wednesday Grand Chancellor James A. Clarkson and Grand Lodge Officers will conduct an official visitation and confer the Knight rank. A supper will close the session.
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Burnside Lodge
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
James A. Clarkson
Grand Lodge
Rhode Island
School Committee Meeting Discusses Reports and Votes
The school committee reviewed a report by Dr. Michael J. O'Brien on dental clinic conditions. They elected multiple committees and authorized further study of boilers at Byfield School while rejecting a National India Rubber Company educational program.
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Michael J. O'Brien
O'Brien
Colt Memorial High School
Andrew Weeks Anthony
National India Rubber Company
Anthony
Anson B. Howard
Robert J Connery
Henry W. Boynton
Robert J. Connery
Benjamin M. MacDougall
Edwin F. Lindsey
Cordelia L. Merriman
Joseph Poja
Benjamin M. Macape
Cordelia
Edwin J= Lindsey
Benjamin M Mac- Dougall
Byfield School
Lindsey
Bristol
Obituary William J Faulkner of East Providence
William J Faulkner, longtime East Providence resident and treasurer of Watchemaker Fire Company, died Tuesday at his home on Fifth Street. He served in several civic roles including Overseer of the Poor and on the fire district board, was a Royal Arcanum member, and leaves a widow and three children. Funeral services were held at his East Providence home with interment in North Cemetery.
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William J Faulkner
East Providence
Fifth Street
Faulkner
Watchemaket Fire Company
Rhode Island State Firemen's League
Watchemaker
Royal Arcanum
North
Community Event Schedule for Bristol Area March to April
The Bristol area lists diverse events starting March 21 at the Naval Armory with a Passion Play by Victory Club and Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. March 25 features a Bristol Improvement Association banquet at Hotel Belvedere and a Pokanoket Hall whist for local orders. March 26 offers another Passion Play at Pastime Theatre by St. Elizabeth's Church, followed by Easter Monday Ball April 5 at the Naval Armory hosted by Bristol Council Knights of Columbus.
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Sptarchurd
Wesvesday
Arene
Naval Armory
Dantéeater
Victory Club
Pastmie
Altar Society of
Church of Our Lady of
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Cold water complaint found in club ledger
A club complaint notes the lavatory water was cold and unavailable. The entry, read as humor or complaint, highlights poor facilities and a lack of hot water in the lavatory.
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Boston
Tran
Cholera Figures Spark Discussion Among Researchers
A fragment discusses cholera and the danger of contagion, noting that infections can be fatal once they enter a person’s body and may end lives quickly. The text hints at cautious attitudes toward disease and its lethal potential.
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Santa Maria Society
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Front St
New Hedford
Mass
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Serge
Jersey
Jones
Cade
the Electric Shop
L. Lev’ys Shoe Store
State Street
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Bristol Downemy
Ksese Tires
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