Easter services to honor Resurrection in Chearches churches
Music expressing Christianity's joy at the Resurrection of the Prince of Peace will mark Easter services in Chearches churches Sunday. The town choir directed by Mr. Sylvester and organist Miss Anna Peters perform with listed local singers and musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Peace
Esa Cordeiro
Viola Cunard
Veronica Lima
Mary Mello
Angelina Terra
Adeline Quintal
Philomena Vieira
Olga Botelho
Mary Goglia
Mary Maciel
Phoebe Meehan
Irene Rezendes
Mary Sousa
Robert Arruda
Frank Duarte
Edward Machado
Christian Mello
Dennis Mello
Anthony J. Nunes
Anthony 8. Nunes
Gerald Sousa
John Sylvester
Daniel Sylvester
Edward Travers
Manuel Vieira
Mr. Sylvester
Anna Peters
Easter Service at First Baptist with Organ Prelude
Rev George H Smith ministers at First Baptist with Mrs Earl G Sturde at the organ performing Ressurrection Morn by Edward J Johnston. The service includes hymns, prayers, readings, solos, offertory Chansonette, and Easter message ending with Departing Blessing by John Stainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
George H. Smith
Earl G. Sturdevent
Edward J. Johnston
Francis Luther
Our Easter Faith Sermon At First Congregational Church
At the First Congregational Church the sermon Our Easter Faith by Rev F F Driftmier will begin the 11 o'clock morning service. Herrmann L Wilbur is minister of music and Cora S Anderson is organist with an organ prelude and processional hymn Come Ye Faithful.
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First Congregational Church
F. F. Driftmier
Herrmann L. Wilbur
Cora S. Anderson
Pre Sanctified Mass and Easter Services at St Elizabeths
At St Elizabeths Catholic Church a Pre Sanctified Mass was held at 7 a m Good Friday. A funeral procession and sermon followed at 7 30 this evening. Saturday blessing of water and High Mass at 7 30 a m. Sunday Masses at 7 8 9 10 and 11 a m with 11 a High Mass. Celebrant Rev Henrique Rocha assisted by Rev Luis Cacheco and Rev Jose Pimental. Choir and offertory details listed.
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St Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
St. Elizabeth's
Henrique Rocha
Luis Cacheco
Jose Pimental
Marsh
Virgin Mary
J. Vanden Elsen
Christus Vincit
H. Nichelle
Regina Coeli
Labat
St. Elizabeth
Easter Masses Set at St Marys Church With Music
At St Marys Catholic Church four Easter Masses are scheduled with a 9 a.m. High Mass. The 7 a.m. 8 a.m. and 10 45 a.m. services will follow. Music Director Miss Joan Doyle and Organist Henry F Serbst prepared an elaborate program including Vidi Aquam Intriot Resurrexi Myrie and Gloria and other Gregorian pieces. The list features works by Leyendecker Massa McGrath Gregorian and others with additions by Biggs and Cottone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Charles C. Curran
Austin Smith
Joan Doyle
Henry F. Serbst
Leyendecker Intriot
Grogorian
Myrie
Gregorian
McGrath Communio—‘“Pascha Nostrum
Richard Keys
Biggs
Easter at St Michael's Church Holy Communion and Choral Eucharist
At St Michael's Episcopal Church Canon Daniel K. Davis presides. Easter Sunday services include 7 a.m. Holy Communion with organ preludes by L Bellmann, hymns, prayers, and Kopolyoff offertories. An 11 a.m. Choral Eucharist features Bach Toccata and Fugue, Bell Carol, Salve Festa Dies, Kopolyoff anthem, and solemn benediction.
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St Michael's Episcopal Church
Daniel K. Davis
L Bellmann
Christ
Andre Kopolyoff
Norgeian
Johann Sebastian Bach
Williams
Agnes Dei
Moir
A. Gs. Sullivan
Low bid on first sewer project comes in under estimates
Theodore Lor anger of New Bedford and A Pia tellei Construction of Boston bid $134,000 for the first sewer project in town, under the $150,000 estimate. Ten bids were opened by the Sewer Construction Committee for relief in Washington Street and increased pumping at Oliver St station. Bids ranged higher, with C W DiMartino of Hyde Park at $138,098.82 and Capaldi Brothers at $138,349.80.
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Theodore Loranger
New Bedford
A. Piatelli Construction Company
Boston
Washington Street
Oliver St
Fay
Spoffard
T. W. Kidd, Jr
Fall River
James 8. Coles
Rego & Son
Canavino & Shea
Callan Construction Corp
Zoppo Co
C Brito Construction Building and Landscaping Co
Cibotti and Andreossi
Brunellis Targeted by Cruel Lost Key Prank
Mr. and Mrs. Brunelli deny offering any reward after a prank distributed hundreds of keys with tags directing finders to return them to Albert Brunelli. Callers flooded their home, some angered by the stunt, while kids hoped for a reward. The Brunellis apologize and blame a joke on them.
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Brunellis Bear
Town Council Induction Set For Tuesday Ceremony
Induction of new town council members is planned for Tuesday evening in the council chamber at 7 30 o'clock with Town Clerk John W. Church swearing in the officials and the council electing a presiding officer Capt Paul A Herzig is expected to become president and announce committee appointments The school committee also meets Monday to organize Current members listed include Vincent Saviano Benjamin Hazen Edward J Newbold Arthur Nunes Francis J Murphy Alfred R Rego and Mrs Russell S Bray
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John W. Church
Paul C ) Millemaggi
Paul A. Herzig
Vincent Saviano
Benjamin Hazen
Edward J. Newbold
Arthur Nunes
Francis J. Murphy
Alfred R. Rego
Russell S. Bray
Alleged Thief Sentenced in Warren for Larceny
Francis J. Allaire 35 was convicted of larceny in the Fifth District Court Warren and sentenced to two months in the Providence jail. Police recovered five tires four cartons of motor oil and four steering knuckles stolen from William T Mannings Auto Parts Newport. The truck had been left on Thames Street and the loot traced to the Staples Coal dock. Bail was set at 1000 dollars and Allaire remained without a permanent address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Allaire
Frederick Wherbst
Fifth District
Warren
Providence
William T Mannings
Staples Coal Co
Thames Street
Serbst
Allaire
Emilio D. Iannucillo
Bristol County
Red Cross Fund Drive Seeks Door To Door Campaign
The Bristol Red Cross reached 2203.90 dollars of a 5150 goal as Chairman John D. Moore urged volunteers to canvass neighborhoods. He stressed door to door calls, asked captains to stay in touch with teams, and appealed for every family to contribute to aid service for servicemen.
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John D. Moore
Red Cross
Moore
Bristol
Town to speed sewer bond issue amid rate fears
The sewer construction committee led by Eugene F Cochran plans to issue $500 000 in bonds after Boston bank advisers warned rates could rise to about 2 3/4 percent. To cover early costs the town will borrow up to $100 000 on short term notes, repaid when the bond sale occurs, as a GOP council previews Cochran’s replacement.
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Eugene F Cochran
Cochran
Republican
GOP
Boston
William H. Angevine
First National Bank
New Town Council
First National Bank of Boston
Uncle Sam
William H Angevine
Red Cross Volunteers Heal Veterans Through Sewing in Bristol
Bristol Red Cross volunteers led by Mrs Clara L Diman sew for veterans in hospitals. Since 1939 they meet Tuesdays 10 to 4, making jackets squares bed bags and other items sent to Davis Park Providence and Rhode Island Hospital. They also teach first aid under state law to local workers and scout leaders.
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American Red Cross
Bristol
Clara L. Diman
Providence
Alice B. Almy
Elwin A. Hill
E. Wilbur Mason
Arthur B. Rae
Diman
Senior Class at H. S. Presents Short Comedy
The senior commercial class presented a one act comedy Nothing To Wear Thursday morning in the Colt auditorium. Cast included Mrs. Johnson Lee Anne Rielly Mr. Johnson Charles Alexandre Jerry Joseph Visconte Ellen Christine Diodati Ruth Dorothy Arruda Mrs. Palmer Anita Furtado Evelyn Ferreira announced the program Mary Ann Velleca and Barbara Aguiar accompanied.
Family Night For Farm Bureau in Barrington
Barrington hosts its first Farm Bureau and Extension Service Family Night on Tuesday at 7:30 in Barrington Grange Hall. The program features the movie My Father's House plus exhibits and demonstrations from 4 H clubs home demonstration agents and agriculture groups. Susan T Broadfoot invites all residents including children.
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Farm Bureau
Barrington Grange Hall
Farm Bureau and Extension Service
Susan T. Broadfoot
South African Man Regains Sight After Eye Bank Graft
Hendrick Botha, a Johannesburg youth who has been blind for ten years, receives cornea transplants from a donor in New York. The donor’s eyes are flown cross country to the Eye Bank at Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital, with subsequent successful grafts restoring vision to Botha, who describes the moment of sight as awe inspired and profound.
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Ann Arbor
Michigan
Eye Bank
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
East 64Th Street
Johannesburg
South Africa
New York
Hendrick Botha
America
Dutch Reformed Church of
Eye and Ear Hospital
Botha
Immigrant’s Awe of New York City Tour Awakens Wonder
The speaker recalls an auto ride to Connecticut then describes vivid impressions of New York City. He notes sunlit scenes in Central Park, Hudson River views, Radio City, Radio City Music Hall, and towering buildings. He admires parkside cottages, shop windows, and night lights along Broadway.
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Connecticut
Central Park
Fragmentary reminiscence of a man and unseen wife
A speaker recalls a wife described as a shadow and deities while noting he has never seen her or their four month old daughter, but has seen photos. He describes being at a hospital as the child arrived and recalls his wife saying Yvonne was fair, expressing deep emotion at the moment.
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Svenr
Yvonne
Fragmentary OCR Pose Reveals Missing Details in Local Note
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions a person leaving New York for home and taking some funds, with scattered references to a church, hospital, clerk, and legal terms. The legible bits suggest a local notice or brief about a person moving, financial matters, and institutional references, but specifics are unclear.
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Chearches
First
Magdalene
Peel
ST. Michael’s Episcopal
Jack Carson
Doris Day
Lee Bowman
Adolph Menjou
Frankie Cable
His Orchestra
Mars
Alan Ladd
Mona Freeman
Charles Bickford
Technicolor
Arry Marsh
Jon Pertwee
Diana Decker
Irene Dunne
Alec Guiness
Constance Smith
Andrew Ray
First Sewer
Brunelli
Bristol Red Cross
Ralph K. Nash
Bristol Senior High School
Carr
Betty Vermette
H. S
Barrington
Jack Carreira
Shere
Broadway
Clarking
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