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Local notices and social items from Barrington and Langhorne
Short notices include Miss Mary Charton recovering from appendectomy and likely home soon. Mrs Callan slowly improving after Providence Hospital admission. Mrs Olive Peckham and two children travel to Langhorne for Easter visit, return after the holiday. Local ads offer dress sale and confectionery specials. Debating Club discusses Monroe Doctrine at Guiteras School. American Legion Auxiliaries benefit whist party at 29 State Street with prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Charton
Dsmond's
Adv
L. H. Callan
Providence Hospital
Olive Peckham
Gage B. Ellis
Village Farms
Langhorne
Rhode Island
Barrington
Kearney
Duffy's Confectionery
Adyv
Guiteras School
Mars Susan Mars Gallagher
Catherine Ebbitts
Rita Mello
Elizabeth Traynor
Bertha Roderick
Dimond's Corner
Ady
George Lemaire
State Street
American Legion Auxiliars
Joseph F. Lewis
Lillian Dunbar
Chester Dunbar
Wm Gomes
Wm LePage
John Duntbar
Anthony Sylvia
Ambrose Desilets
Community Notes From Burnside Lodge Meeting And Local Gatherings
A meeting of Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias held Tuesday evening initiated a group of candidates into the initiatory degree. The Mite Society of the First Baptist Church served a bean supper in the church vestry to a large crowd, followed by social time. Union services in DeWolf Memorial Chapel featured Rev. William H. Bath of Haven Street Church East Providence delivering the sermon, with Rev. Herbert D. Graetz presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside
Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Army
Mite Society
First Baptist Church
DeWolf Memorial
First Congregational Church
William H. Bath
the Haven M. E. Church
East Providence
Herbert D. Graetz
Easter Hat Sale at Chic Shoppe Boosts Spring Fashion
VE Services notes Palm Sunday services at area churches next Sunday. CHIC SHOPPE advertises new hats for Easter at low prices with a window display. Rev Franklin Knight preached at St Michael's Lenten service. Samuel J Connery undergoes surgery at Truesdale Hospital. Mr and Mrs J Winthrop DeWolf Jr plan to stay at DeWolf home on Union Street during a trip abroad. Five Evening High School students, with Miss Annie D Sisson, attended a class supper and theatre in Providence after planning to graduate next Tuesday evening. Bristol Aerie No 953 F O E plans a trip to Woonsocket Aerie for initiation ceremonies Sunday afternoon, lining up a departure after 12 noon from Hope Street HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Block
Franklin Knight
Holyoke
Mass
St. Michael's Church
Public Aid
Samuel J. Connery
Truesdale Hospital
Fall River
No. 953
Woonsocket Aerie
Hope Street
State Street M E Church Sunday Services
Rev Robert S Moore of Providence will preach at 10 30 a m with a 11 50 a m Sunday School. Evening service at 7 30 p m is a union meeting with First Congregational Church in DeWolf Memorial Chapel. Florence Stevens, Superintendent of the Providence Deaconess will speak on her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Moore
Providence
First Congregational Church
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
Florence Stevens
Providence Deaconeome
Marriage Intentions for Vera and August
Frank Vera of 7817 Bay View Avenue and Mary Elsie August of 145 Franklin Street both 25 and 22 reside in this town, declare marriage intentions at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View Avenue
Wood Street
J. F. Xavier
Frank Vera
Clerk
Mary Elsie August
Franklin Street
Local Church Benefit Sale Adorns State Street M E Church
The vestry of State Street M E Church hosts a chowder cake and food sale with aprons and fancy articles, organized by the Ladies Aid Society aided by Mrs George Jalegge May Jewell and Miss Gertrude Bentley, members of the Soldiers Home Committee. American Legion Auxiliaries of Manville and Woonsocket are involved. Veterans receive cigarettes and tobacco. A bus trip to Providence to What Cheer Laundry is reported as a pleasant visit for members of Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps and the Parent-Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Anders
Rhode
Falm
State Street
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Church
Iitleyng
George Jialeigge May Jewell
Gertrude "Bentley
Soldiers Home
American Légion Auxiliaries
Manville
Woonsocket
Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Providence
What Cheer Laundry
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Etree
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Roswell
Bosworth
Philip Brady
Bradford St. Correr
Thames
Phenix
M. Destine Biber
Daniel G. Coggeshall
James F Duffy
Julio F. Xavier
John Massano
Perry’s Spa
Easterbrooks
Samson
Barrington Lumber Co
Hawkins Companies, Inc
County Road
R. R
Ispand Tel. Warren
Fenges
P. T. Bailey
Newport
R. I
New York
Dee Par Nn R
Calon St
Trixste and
Rastavanrions At
Buffington’s Drug Store
Maisano’s
Weed Bt
NEW England Steamship Lines
Ferngroft
Public Market
Bradford ST
Izes
Baker's Vaile
J. F. Gilroy
Cor
Franklin and
High Streets
N. J. & H. W. Vermette
Bristol Phoenix
Mar
Frank Jones
Roma St
Mt Hope Bridge
Ferry Hill
Warren
Annie C Carter
Hope Steel
Joseph Nappi
SA Bay View Avenue
Wood St
Katherine
K. H DeWolf
Burton Street
James F Brown
Veronica Brown
Edward Vaccaro
Violoncello
Alam Schroeder
Cellist
Boston, Mass
Monroe Ave
Bristol, R. I
M. E. Church
Atlantic
van Camp
Lou Large P
Werte Fm
Juetisal Tel
H. Bures
Consultarzior Free
Gome
Louis Tortorice
Biwtol
Selephore
Jess
Gotham
THE
Blue Bird Shop
Hope Street Telephone
Real Estate Inform-A-Service
Tremont Street
Boston
Hancocke
Corner Hope
Franklin Streets
Charles J. Sartini
Pure Food Store Cor. Hope and
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BIG Hit Coffee Pound Package Co. &S. Maleberry Coffee
Swift
Oscar Pivin