Woman Struck by Auto on Wood Street Listed in Danger
Mrs. Bridget Armstrong 70 of 28 Bourne Street remained on the danger list at Rhode Island Hospital after a Tuesday evening collision on Wood Street while crossing toward St. Mary's Church. She suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and arm injuries.
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Bridget Armstrong
Bourne Street
Wood Street
Rhode Island
Armstrong
St. Mary’s Church
A. F. D’angelo
Anthony Marshall
Fox Hill Avenue
Anthony J. Ferrara
State Department of Public Roads
Alumni Plan Bristol-Colt-Andrews High Bridge Event
Miss Rhoda Levy named chairman to arrange the annual bridge for the Bristol Colt Andrews High School Alumni Association. She will choose assistants to set date and site. Special meeting Wednesday night advanced plans with Michael W. Pasquarelli as president and Jack Marsden reporting on the recent alumni dance. The association announced a bridge event on April 21 in Colt auditorium under Benjamin Hazen and Miss Antonetta Campanella.
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Rhoda Levy
Bristol- Colt-Andrews High School
Michael W. Pasquarelli
Jack Marsden
Carabras
Colt Auditorium
Benjamin Hazen
Antonetta Campanella
Blaze not caused by defective chimney at 36 Noyes Avenue
Arthur Guéviemann denies reports that Sunday's fire at 36 Noyes Avenue began from a defective chimney. He says woolwork and plaster nearby show no fire contact and that the furnace has been in use since the blaze. He cannot confirm defective wiring as a cause.
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Arthur Guéviemann
Noyes Avenue
Ra GuevFemont
Tobe
Spring Weather Prompts Police Warning to Mothers
Bristol Police Chief Anthony J. Ferrara warns that pushing baby carriages in the street creates a dangerous traffic situation. He cites a Wednesday survey showing many mothers wheel carriages in the center of town and urges sidewalk use or staying near the curb when sidewalks are muddy to reduce fatal accidents.
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Bristol
Anthony J. Ferrara
Ferrara
Farewell Party For Guy Morrow At Bristol County Water
Employees of the Bristol County Water Company held a farewell party Tuesday evening for Guy Morrow the manager of the company for three years who is moving to Washington Pa to head a new operation Dinner at Elm Farm drew sixteen staff including Samuel Bargh president and J G Carns Jr new manager Honored guest Adolph Lafleur presented a jeweled Rotary pin Other attendees included Alma Smith Catherine Morris Josephine Codola and several other employees
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Bristol County Water
Guy Morrow
Washington, Pa
Vanweursneswr
Elm Farm
Samuel Bargh
Bristol County Water Company
Morrow
J G
Carns, Jr
Dress Workers Host Let’s Get Acquainted Party
Employees and friends of the Best Made Dress Company gathered Tuesday night in the Wood street factory rooms for a social. About 250 attended with dancing to a five piece orchestra and refreshments served by hosts including Mrs Rose Matrone, Mrs Jeannette Panzarella, Mrs Anna Curt and Miss Rose Jafee.
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Wood Street
Rose Matrone
Jeannette Panzarella
Anna Curt
Rose Jafee
Hall and Mellone Named to Rhode Island Soldiers Home
Col Samuel A. Hall becomes assistant to Commandant William Beehler and Dr John A. Mellone appointed Home physician at the Rhode Island Soldiers Home. Gov. Van derbilt announced the appointments amid a reorganization that abolishes the adjutant post.
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Col. Hall
Samuel A. Hall
John A. Mellone
Rhode Island Soldiers
William Beehler
Mellone
William H. Vanderbilt
James T. Pierce
Bristol
A. F. D'Angelo
Fall River
Col Hall
B. M. C Durfee High School
Philadelphia
United Gas Company
Providence
Public Utilities
Iin
Navy
Rhode Island Cavalry
Rhode Island National Guard
el Paso
Texas
103Rd Waselyeaansscott LR Amtcan
Quartermaster Corps
St. Aignan
The Crucifixion Sung by Combined Choirs at Lent Service
The cantata The Crucifixion by Sir John Stainer will be sung Sunday at 8 o clock in St Michael's Church by combined choirs of local Protestant Churches. Vernon A Gray and others will sing with Mrs Cora Shaw Anderson on organ. Afterward a choir supper is planned at Holmes House.
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John Stainer
St. Michael's Church
Walter H Angell
St Michael’s Church
Cora Shaw Anderson
First Congregational Church
Vernon A Gray
Herrmann L. Wilbur
Enoch Marsden
Allen M. Newman
Wallis E. Howg
Calbraith B. Perry
John W Haley, Jr
Frank A Rounds
Wesley A Armstrong
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Leonard P Sanford
Henry P Hambrick
Ernest B Waitt
John R Williams
Riley Lamson
Austin Waitt
Holmes House
Myra Whitman
Chester Myers
Her
Man Kemph
Charles Davis
Russell W Southwick
Muriel G Ashton
London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Saint Michael's College
Tenbury
Magdalen College
Oxford
Saint Paul’s
Sir Arthur Sullivan
National Training School
England
University of Oxford
Jairus
Verona
Italy
Carr Manufacturing and Bristol Mfg Vie For Second Half Hoop Title
Tonight’s Bristol Manufacturers League playoff decides the second half champion as Carr Manufacturing Co and Bristol Manufacturing Co clash after a 4-2 tie atop the standings. Warren Town meets U S Rubber and Collins & Aikman in the prelim, with both Carr and Bristol at full strength and coaches Gomes and Bisbano ready to field their lineups.
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Bristol Manufacturers
Carr Manufacturing Co
Bristol Manufacturing Co
Carr
Warren Town
U. S. Rubber
Collins & Aikman
Bristol
Warren
Bristol Mfg. Co
Tony Gomes
Carl Bisbano
Pansa
Agatiello
Fitzpatrick
Hazen
Biancuzzo
Grabert
Joe
Frankie Securo
John Bisbano
Andy Vorro
Gomes
LeClerc
McCarthy
Viera
Carratura
Simmons
Levy
Arruda
Duffy
Cadman Ballad Resonates With Soldier in World War I
Postmaster Dan Coggeshall recalls singing Cadman’s At Dawning in the 1918 front lines with Company A 101st U S Engineers in France while a letter from Cadman describes the song’s wartime use. Cadman hints at other tunes like Land of the Sky Blue Water and I Hear a Thrush at Eve.
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Charles Wakefield Cadman
Europe
Dan Coggeshall
Uncle Sam
France
Company A
101St U. S Engineers
Mr. Cadman
Rhine
Metz
Cadman Correspondence From World War I Era Concert Figure
A letter from composer Charles Wakefield Cadman to an Army reader discusses his time at the North East Conservatory, naming Chadwick and Goodrich as friends and mentioning works including Trio in D major Sayonara and Call Me No More. Cadman expresses well wishes and notes packages sent to the front have been lost.
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N. E. Conservatory
Chadwick
Goodrich
Mr. C
Capt. Parsons
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Ambiguous Stage Set Hint From The Post Master
A 21 year reflection notes many events since then and warns of returning involvement. The Post master hints at one man he’d like to challenge, implying a past rival or figure of interest. The tone suggests prelude to a forthcoming confrontation or political maneuver.
Chief Justice Hughes Delivers Speech at 150th Founding Anniversary
In Congress, Chief Justice Hughes quoted that “what the people really want, they generally get” during his address. A related anecdote recounts a joke at his own expense linked to the occasion.
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Hughes
Congress
Supreme Court Swing After Elections and Public Opinion
A 1930s newspaper discussion with the Chief Justice and Mr. Hughes explores how after the 1936 and 1938 elections court decisions shifted toward pro and anti New Deal stances. A reporter defends press freedom while noting the term public opinion is frequently debated and misused in coverage.
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Supreme Court
Hughes
Hess News
Idefending Trade
Coe
Oe Hughes
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