Obituary of Fred G Perkins Harness Trainer and Driver
Fred Gordon Perkins 78 of 1286 Hope Street died suddenly Tuesday while preparing to exercise a colt. A renowned harness horse trainer and driver for 50 years, he was born in Newcastle Maine November 1 1869 to Charles E and John Ramond Perkins. Survived by his brother Maynard and Raymond E Perkins, his wife Mina Lou Wendell Perkins died eight days earlier. Funeral today at 2 from George M Wilbur Memorial Chapel Waren with Rev Charles R Cooley officiating. burial at Mer Pua et Hill Cemetery Taunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gordon Perkins
Hope Street
Mr. Perkins
Newcastle
Maine
Charles E. and
John (Ramond) Perkins
Frank H Buffinton
Maynard O Perkins
Perkins
Old Bay State
Mohawk
Pascoag
Kingston
Charles River
Metropolitan Driving Club
Mina Lou
Wendell) Perkins
Maynard and
Raymond E Perkins
Auburndale, Mass
George M Wilbur
Waren
Charles R Cooley
Mer Puaet Hill
Taunton
Thomas F Brelsford Sr 1872 1960 obituary
Thomas Francis Brelsford Sr died after a fall illness in Fall River Hospital. A Warren native and retired weaver, he was born May 9, 1872, son of Samuel and Mary Brelsford, educated in Bristol public schools. Survived by two brothers five children and several grandchildren. Calling hours today at Charles M Connery Funeral Home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. Funeral from the same location at 8 15 tomorrow morning with a requiem High Mass at 9 in St Marys Church. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Francis Brelsford Sr
Fall River
Tony Iness
Warren
Samuel Duncan Brelsford
Mary McCue Brelsford
Bristol
Samuel Brelsford
William Brellsford
Providence
Pauline Brelsford
Thomas F Brelsford Jr
Arthur Duncan Brelsford
Anna Steere
Gladys Lindel
Charles M Connery
Burton Street
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Colt Defeats Cumberland 10-9 in Baseball Thriller
Colt Memorial built a 3-0 lead in the first inning and held on to beat Cumberland 10-9. Johnnie Massano blasted a first inning homer, Bernardo added two more, and Bern ardo later hit another deep center drive. Dober and Raiola doubled, Bernardo and Dober went 4 for 5, while Wright Mooney and Marques led Cumberland with multiple hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial
Cumberland
Johnnie Massano
Bernardo
Dober
Raiola
Wright
Mooney
Marques
Choir Dinner Event At Newport Church
St. Michael's Church hosted a choir dinner at the Muenchner King Hotel in Newport on Tuesday evening. About 28 attendees including Rector Canon Anthony R Parshley joined a social hour after the meal with piano selections by Arthur Willey and a portion of HMS Pinafore performed by choir members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s Church
Muenchinger-King Hotel
Newport
Anthony R Parshley
HMS Pinafore
Arthur Willey
Shower In Honor Of Moss Silvia Petrarca Wedding Prep
A miscellaneous shower celebrated for Moss Silvia Petrarca daughter of Mr and Mrs Pietro Petrarca at 228 Providence Street West Warwick Saturday night Guests came from Bristol West Warwick Aquidneck East Greenwich and Conn Gifts were received Refreshments and entertainment were provided Miss Petrarca will wed Frank Marabello son of Gaetano Marabello of 30 Prospect Street on May 11 Hostesses were Miss Alice Marabello Miss Norma Petrarca Mrs Vera Ursillo and Mrs Julie Petrarca
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Silvia Petrarca
Pietro Petrarca
Providence
West Warwick
Bristol
Aquidneck
East Greenwich
Conn
Petrarca
Frank Marabello
Gaetano Marabello
Prospect Street
Alice Marabello
Norma Petrarca
Vera Ursillo
Julie Petrarca
Funeral for Mother May Aquin 73 of the Cross and Passion
The funeral mass for Mother May Aquin 73 of the Order of the Cross and Passion was held Monday at 10 o'clock in the convent chapel. Rev Michael L. Ryan and a large clergy delegation conducted rites with multiple sisters and seminarians assisting. Burial followed at St Francis Cemetery Pawtucket with bearers from Bristol and Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother May Aquin
Order of the Cross and Passion
Mt St. Joseph's Convent
Michael L. Ryan
St. Mary's Church
Willam M. Kelly
S.S.C
St. Columban’s Seminary
Vincent J Griffin
J . O’rourke
P A. Hanley
Michael Sullivan
C P
Linus McSheffrey
C.P. Owen McGrath
Joseph Sorzana
Emilio Donanzan
Philip Ryan
Thomas V Cassidy
William P Gillooly
Francis T. Swyer
Thaddeus Purdon
James D. Shannon
John Mallon
J. E. Green
John W Doyle
Camillus O'Doherty
Order of the Cross and
Passion
Dual Weddings Tie Seekonk and New York Social Year
Miss Ethelyn Irene Pray and Wilfred George Davignon wed at First Congregational Church Attleboro guests included Janet Beverly Brown Ushers Chester Vander Pye Ronald St. Clair The couple plans a New York trip and will reside at 4 Horton Street Attleboro The Loscalzo Lero nuptials in New York City featured Miss Theresa Loscalzo maid of honor and Harry Andrews Jr. best man Bride wore white satin gown with train. groom is with Collins and Aikman Corp. They will reside in Bristol after honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn Irene Pray
Charles W. Pray
Wheaton Avenue
Seekonk
Wilfred George Davignon
Horton Street
Attleboro
Mass
First Congregational Church
Robert H Schacht Jr
Charlotte Bellows
Stephanotis
Janet Beverly Brown
Appenaug
Ernest M. Davignon
Chester Vander Pye
Ronald St. Clair
Angell Street
New York
Rudolph F Haffenreffer
Harry Andrews Jr
Henry Lambert
Donald Rose
Michael Gismond
Angelo Rosselli
Lero
Immaculate High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bluee Cross
Rhode Islanders
Blue Cross
Narragansett Electric CO
Hope St
Mary Cappuccilli
TEL
Arthur W. Costantino
United States Army Air Force
James E. Brothers
William Gerstenblatt
Hospital Trust
Providence, R. I
Or Trade School
U.S. Army
U. S. Army Recruiting Station
Post Office
Rhode Island
Blue Cross 338 Hospital Trust
Providence 3
Fred G. Perkins
Thomas Francis Brelsford
Colt
Mother Mary Aquin
Lero - Loscalzo
Josephine Marie Loscalzo
East 81 Street
New York City
William P. Lero
Church of St. Ignatius Loyola
84Th Street
Park Avenue
Croydon
86Th Street
5Th Avenue
Tarcicius Buttgieg
Leonard di Falco
Edward Conroy
St Joseph Seminarians
Anthony
Bristol Supply CO
Joseph Brum
Wood Street
Marine Paints
R. I
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