Amicae Guild Honors Mothers at Church Dinner
The Amicae Guild of First Baptist Church honored mothers at a dinner in the church auditorium attended by 35 members and guests. Mrs Arthur W Burdon was the featured mother, receiving a floral tribute while others wore corsages. A chicken salad supper accompanied orchid and yellow spring decorations, with fashion entertainment by Misses Hope Mowry Deorothy Mort and Muriel Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amicae Guild
First Baptist Church
Arthur W Burdon
Hope Mowry
Deorothy Mort
Muriel Holbrook
Elizabeth McLaughlin Weds Wellington Pease
Elizabeth McLaughlin daughter of Town Councilman William P McLaughlin married Wellington Lester Pease son of Mr and Mrs Lester Pease in a noon ceremony at St Marys church rectory Rex Michael L Ryan pastor attended by Miss Virginia McLaughlin and Waithiam Cloos More than 100 guests dined at Shortys diner and a reception followed They will reside at 173 Wood Street and had a wedding trip to New Hampshire The bride is a St Marys Parochial School graduate and the groom a Massachusetts State College graduate employed by Swansea Print Co Somerset Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth McLaughlin
William P. McLaughlin
Wellington Lester Pease
Lester Pease
Pratt Street
Somerset
St Mary 'S Church
Rex Michael L. Ryan
Virginia McLaughlin
Waithiam Cloos
Providence
Maid of
Juliet
Shorty
McLaughlin
Pease
Wood Street
New Hampshire
St. Mary's
Massachusetts State College
Swansea Print Co
Mass
Applications Pour In For New Federal Projects
Flood of requests for work in Region No 1 totals 1835 projects with estimates of 844 million dollars. Region No 1 covers New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware and the six New England states. 412 projects at an estimated cost of 285.4 million dollars are ready to start as funds become available. Many public bodies filed preliminary notices signaling intent to apply for future projects. The tabulation shows prospective work by state beyond the ready projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Administration of Public Works
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New England
ME Gilmore
Region No 1
Public Works Administration
Hfe
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusett Area
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York State
New York City
Pass Book Notice From Industrial Trust Bristol Branch
Pass Book No. 25899 issued by Industrial Trust Co Bristol Branch in its Participation Department. Please return to bank. Payment has been stopped and application made for issue of duplicate book in manner provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Trust Co
Bristol
Lew
Rummage Sale and Club Talks Timed in Bristol Area
Readers are invited to send items for publication. Mary Miller opens summer home at Intervale. Bristol High lands Rev Graetz will speak at a rummage sale hosted by Flower Committee on Friday May 20. Howard P Davis to address Rotary at Hotel Belvedere on British Diplomacy. Jessie Molasky to speak on Reading for Children at Taft School Club with music program led by Mrs Pinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Graetz
First Congregational Church
Howard P. Davis
Boston
Rotary Club
Belvedere
Jessie Molasky
Guiteras Memorial School
Taft School Club
Hertopre
William Pinch
Birth and community notices from Bristol area
A daughter Dorothy Ann was born last night to Mr and Mrs Edward Saucier of 326 Thames Street. Several meetings and events are planned including a Gremial Daughters of Portugal postponement to May 18 and a Bristol softball league week two schedule. Installations, suppers, and society meetings span local temples, churches, and civic groups with speakers from Providence and Taunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Ann
Edward Saucier
Thames Street
Brereton Pledges Support for Vanderbilt Gubernatorial Nomination
Pierce H Brereton, Bristol political leader, promised to back former Senator William H Vanderbilt of Portsmouth for the GOP gubernatorial nomination at a Bristol Women’s Republican Club meeting in Hotel Belvedere. Other speakers included Dr John R Bernardo and Mrs George Harris Babbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
William H Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
Pierce H Brereton
State Central Committee
Bristol Women's Republican Club
Hotel
Belveder
John R. Bernardo
Bristol
Frances Antonelli
Samuel Hall
Pearl Carpenter
Anna Paiva
Katherine Gibson
John Josephs Wass
Joh Tup
Witliam Bottomley
James J .Velleca
Arthur Balmore
Albert Hollint
Lucien Capone
Charles Heilborn
Wallace Wiessep
Mirs
Samuel Wardwell
Earle Mathewson
George Maillard
Earl Sturdevant
Herbert Burnham
Henry Wood
Capone
Flint
Walter Kerr
Bristol Man And Taunton Girl Engaged
Mr and Mrs Antonio Cardoza announce the engagement of their daughter Alvida to Ernest Pacheca Andrade son of Mrs Mary Rebello Andrade The couple will marry in Taunton on June 25 Alvida is active in Tauntons Portuguese American groups and Ernest works in the wire division of US Rubber Products Inc He is a member of Bristol Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles and a former Battery C 243rd Coast Artillery member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Cardoza
East Water Street
Taunton
Mass
Alvida
Ernest Pacheca Andrade
Mary Rebello Andrade
State Street
Cardoza
Andrade
US Rubber Products, Inc
Bristol Aerie
Bristol Chapter forms D A R unit for children
The Bristol Chapter of D A R voted to charter a Children of the D A R unit. Twelve members have enrolled led by regent Mrs Charles O F Thompson. New board members are Mrs Lena E Dyer Miss Lena Morris and Miss Lillia Farrington. The unit will join Memorial Day events May 30 and services May 29 at First Baptist Church. Delegates Mrs Thompson and Vice Regent Miss Alice B Almy reported on the Continental Congress in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Charles O. F. Thompson
Lena E. Dyer
Lena Morris
Lillia Farrington
First Baptist Church
Continental Congress
Washington
Thompson
Alice B. Almy
Dorothy E Reilly Dies at 21 in Bristol Home
Miss Dorothy Ellen Reilly 21 daughter of Mrs Mary Reilly died after a six months illness at her 387 High street Bristol native lifelong resident born November 8 1916 she was a St Marys Parochial school graduate 1933 Surviving are her mother two sisters Mary and Irene and three brothers John Reeves and Leon Reilly Funeral arrangements incomplete services planned at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ellen Reilly
Mary Reilly
High Street
Bristol
Miss.Reilly
Mary (Smith
Bernard Reilly
St. Mary's Parochial School
Mary
Irene Reilly
John
Eeeves
Leon Reilly
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
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Bristol Phenix Publishing Company
R. L
Roswell S. Bosworth
Joseph FP
Quartare
Bradford St
Corner of
Thames
Phenix
Hgenix News
Alger’s
George R. McCarthy
Julio F. Xavier
Perry's Spa
Hope Street
P. F. Mahoney
James F. Duffy
Easterbrooks
John Maisano
T. J. Connery
Cor. Wood & State Sts
Defiance
Garden Club
Rees
Police Department
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Wellington Pease
United Social Club
Odd Fellows Halil
the Phoenix
Mary Miller
Park Place
Pawtucket
Intervale
Bristol Highlands
Wurrag BR
Webri Stoel
Joyce ST
DRY
Joseph Sansone
Mary Furtado Nunes
W H Munro
Mount Hope Lands
Memoriam
William H Middleton
Mount Hope
Joe Brown
Catherine Street
Tel
John Exikovich
Lincoln Ave
Joseph F Silva
Prospect St
Easter Brook Ave
M. Pasqua
Garfield Ave
Stephen F Talbee
F M. Dimond
Church Street
A. A. Edmonds Co
the Gremial, Daughters of Portugal
Bristol County
Chevra Agudas Achim Temple Sisterhood
Freeman Canning
Truesdale Hospital
Fall River
Ivy Guild
St . Michael's Church
Congregational Women's Missionary Society
Democratic Town Committee
Sansone
Bradford
High Streets
Irish Letter Club
Newport
Molly O'Flynn
James Flynn
Dana Rice
Bristol Historical Society
St Michael's Parish House
John C Mello, Jr
Catherine St
Anne Medeiros
John Vaere
Brereton
Vanderbilt
E. W. Weaver & Son
Charles M. Connery
Burton ST
DA. R
Dorothy .E. Reilly
Warren
E. F. Larrabee
Mgs
Deangelis
Brighton Street
Tel. West
Providence, R. I
Herbert C. Eales
Fall River, Mass
J. J. Nascimento
B.A. Skinner
Hope St
R. I
BOWEN
Bowen Heating Oil
Bowen Motors
Mielmet Street
A. J. Ratier
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