Bristol Fourth of July committee notes losses and plans
The Bristol Fourth of July Committee adopted resolutions condoling James F Lavander who served as chief of staff and chief marshal. The group discussed war vessel details for Bristol, a water carnival with events like swimming races and a canoe race, band selections, and a bonfire on Bristol Common. They also announced funeral arrangements for longtime employee Allen Allyn and invited state and federal officials to attend the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Lavander
Bristol
Everett LeBaron Church
Lavander
United States
Jesse H. Metcalf
Peter G. Gerry
Metcalf
Secretary of the Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
Gerry
Admiral Eberle
Bristol Veteran Firemens Association
Robert J McKay
James F Meiggs
Fred Guevremont
Philip Gladue
United States Volunteer Safe Savings Corps
Bristol Harbor
Gladue
Gldane
Church Street
Charles L Hughes
Clarence Chace
Fall River
James F Merggs
William C. Hobbs
Bristol Common
Robert J Anderson
John G. Stewart
Samuel J Smith
Daniel E. Dwyer
William D. Newbold
James H McGovern
Pothier
Rhode Island
Death of James Allyn veteran factory worker in town
James Allyn a native and longtime employee of the National India Rubber Company died at a Providence hospital last evening at 6 oclock after a three week treatment. Born in town to Rebecca and John Anstey, his death ends a 60 year association with local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National India Rubber Company
Providence
James Allyn
Mr. Allyn
John Atebecca Alie Ee Ne Anstey
Fire Department Receives Letter of Appreciation
Chief Grabert of the local Fire Department was commended in a March 20, 1926 letter from Trinity Parish Church Bristol. The rector and church wardens thanked him and the brigade for prompt roof fire response at Trinity Parish House on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabert
Trinity Parish House
John Grabert
Trinity Church
Bristol
Trinity Parish
Wampanoag Boy Braves plan feast and install leaders
At the weekly council the Wampanoag Tribe Boy Braves of America outlined an Indian feast for the next Saturday council. New officers named include Chiefs Octave Le Clair Jr and Henry Sanford, with Indian Writer Fred Alger noted. A recruit joined, and a game period followed instruction in test work and test passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampanoag Tribe
Boy Braves of America
Octave LeClair, Jr
Henry Sanford
Fred Alger
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