Merit Badges Awarded At East Shore Court of Honor
Bristol scouts from Troops 1 2 3 and 4 earned badges in chemistry electricity personal health first aid life and star ranks pathfinding and craftsman ship. Troops hold stunts hikes socials and a weekend trip to Camp Takarest with plans for the spring ceremonial.
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BOY Scouts OF America
Court of Honor
East Shore
Town Hall
Warren
Bristol
Edward Blackman
Chemstry
Earle Cabrol
Joseph Campanella
Fred Cornell
Fank Perry
Natala Biancuzzo
Carlo Russo
Jerry Russo
Lawrence Ascoli
Tigers
Silver Foxes
Takarest
Awashanks
Herd
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Areas
Charles C Marble of Dighton sells a lot at Kirkemutt to Sidney G Stamp Jr and wife Riverside. Homeward Land Trust transfers three lots in Gooding Manor to Jacob Molasky. Charles Foster of Central Falls conveys land at Bristol Highlands with shore frontage to Sophia C H Babbitt of Providence.
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Charles C Marble
Dighton
Mass
Sidney G Stamp, Jr
Riverside
Kirkemutt
Homeward Land Trust
Jacob Molasky
Gooding Manor
Charles § Foster
Central Falls
Sophia C H Babbitt
Providence
Bristol Highlands
Local Legion events and theater show announced for Bristol
Be W. Wa ail reports a Pastime Theatres show on April 10 with a strong information filled program. Bristol residents urged to buy tickets early for the unique film and to support Memorial Day poppies sold May 24 for the National Child Welfare Commission.
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Bristol
Lester B. ‘Carpenter
Kearney Post
Focal Post
American Legion
National Child Welfare Commission
Wall
Department
East Greenwich
Kearney Auxiliary Post Delays Riverside Gavel Visit
The American Legion Auxiliary Kearney Unit No 6 held its regular meeting in Grand Army Hall. The traveling gavel visit to Riverside is postponed indefinitely. The unit plans to stage the comic opera The Little Tycoon at Pas Time Theatre on April 28 and 29.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Kearney
Grand Army Hall
Riverside
Obituary of Frederick L. Warner in this town
Frederick Luther Warner died this morning at his home 377 High Street after a six month illness from complications. He was 71, born March 5 1853 in Providence to Frederick A. and Sarah E. Warner. A former bootmaker and carpenter, he also worked as a crossing tender for the New Haven Railroad. He is survived by his wife formerly Miss Asenath Allen, two sons Herbert and Arthur, and a brother Thomas A. Warner. Funeral arrangements were not complete.
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Frederick Luther Warner
High Street
Mr. Warner
Providence
Frederick A
Sarah E. Warner
National India Rubber Company
New Haven
Pappasquash
Asenath Allen
Warter
Herbert
Arthur
Thomas A Warner
Mrs Annie Carlos Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs Annie Carlos wife of Manuel Carlos died yesterday at her home on 3 Doran avenue. Born in the Azores about 30 years ago she came to town as a child. Survived by her husband two children her father Antone Pinherro and three sisters.
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Annie Carlos
Manuel Carlos
Doran Avenue
Azores
Antone Pinherro
Passion Play at Pastime Theatre for Mt. Carmel Church
The Giovannette-an matic Company presents Passion Play in person at Pastime Theatre on April 16 Wednesday evening to benefit the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
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Giovannette
Matic
Myr Lady of Mt. Carmel
Rhode Island Republicans set April 7 convention delegates
The Rhode Island Republican State Central Committee met in Providence on February 14, 1924 and unanimously adopted a plan. A state convention of delegates will be held April 7 at Infantry Hall Providence to elect seven delegates at large and seven alternates for the national convention in Cleveland June 10 1924. Primary meetings to elect delegates must be held by March 31 1924 and credentials shipped to the secretary immediately.
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Republican State Central Committee
Cleveland
Ohio
General Assembly
State Central Committee
Nathan M. Wright
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
William C. Pelkey
Rhode Island Republican District Convention Call 1924
The First Congressional District Republican Committee calls a district convention in Providence for April 7 1924 to select two delegates and two alternates for the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. Primary meetings are to be held by March 31 1924 with delegates allocated by town and city, Providence included. credentials forwarded to the State Central Committee.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Providence
General Assembly
State Central Committee
Nathan M. Wright
R. I. George R. Lawton
A. W. Anthony
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