Kearney Post 6 American Legion and Auxiliary Meet
Semi monthly sessions in Gr A R Hall included memorial service invites for St Michael's Church and Memorial Day plans. A plan to form a punter baseball team was referred to an Americanism officer. National Commander John Ro McQuigg to visit May 25 with a banquet at Hotel Biltmore Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcan
Kearney
American Legion
R Hall
St Michael's Church
Thomas A Hickey
Bertram W Wall
John Ro McQuigg
Rhode Island Legionaires
Wall
Legion
Carr
Petstrom
Lawn Council
Bristol
Babbitt
St Michaels Church
Creare
Ltmaire
Karl KO Dunbar
Kearnes Post
State Street
Fila Paull
Firemen Kept Busy With Repeated Alarms Across Districts
Volunteer fire companies answer multiple calls from 1 05 am Saturday to 12 25 Sunday. False alarm from Thompson's garage on Hope Street prompts investigation by Chief Grabert. A gear failure disables Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company truck. Minor damage from a chimney spark at Hope and Summer streets. Grass fires on Metacam avenue and a brush blaze on the west side of the avenue are extinguished. A blazing mattress unoccupied at Wardwell estate on Thames Street is quickly put out with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th District
Thompson
Hope Street
Warren
John Grabert
Thames Street
Hope and
Summer Streets
Fred L. Dunbar
Grabert
Metacam Avenue
Bay View Avenue
41St District
Ooan
Witham T Oc Wardwell
Seth Padl Companys
Fifth District Court Session Disposes Docket
Judge Frank H Haman presided at the Fifth District Court yesterday disposing of the docket. Cases include Giovanni Castriotta and Nicola Castriotta plead not guilty to assaults with a dangerous weapon and two truancy defendants remain in court with cases continued. An automobile attachment for tax delinquencies was ordered with a public sale set for May 14 at Bristol Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank HH Haman
Fifth District Court
Hugh F kKelles
Pole
Giovanni Castriotta
Domenic Romano Alexander
Amos So Gorham
Philip Teixeira
Pas Tancs
Bristol
Phoenix
Il Oclock
Natale Martinezi
Societys Dio Msk Cotsg
Neo Sicha
Neo Srila Sonets Neglat
DeWitt
Prapoos Visit to Mt Hope and River Brotherhoods
Employed 30 years entertain tale describes the Prapoos and Beys Bret visiting various town sites on a Saturday, including boat shops and Mt Hope trails with King Philip war chief reference. Returning for supper, Edmund Howarth urged continuing friendship between Providence and Bristol groups. Charles Sartin drum and Francis of Canaria provided music.
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Prapoos
Pro Oidemec
Farmer Cup
Mt Hope
King Philip
Kan River
Cvenme
Edmund Howarth
Prosidentee Vme
Providenmee
Bristol
Charles Sartim
Francis
Canaria
France
Bristol Chapter D A R Elects Sherman Regent at Annual Meeting
Mrs Clinton T Sherman was elected Regent of Bristol Chapter D A R at the annual meeting held at the home of Mrs Edward G Easterbrooks. Officers include Vice Regent Mrs Charles O Thompson and Recording Secretary Mrs J Ellery Ingraham. Members approved committee chairs for 1926 1927 and accepted Memorial Sunday service invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton T. Sherman
Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward G Easterbrooks
Sherry Avenue
Charles O. F Thompson
J Ellery Ingraham
Edward I. Brownell
Edward G. Easterbrooks
Lydia M. Cooke
Coral Hull
Harriet P Church
Howard W Church
Henry Barton
Alfred G. Farle
Charles A. Johnson
Frank H. Buffinton
C. A. Johnson
H. Child
H Barton
Anthony
Ways and Means
T. Sherman
E. S Brownell
F H
Babbitt
St Michaels Church
Scclgtaty
Continental Congress
Washington
Frank H Buffinton
Frank L. Bowen
Sarah Munroe
Edward Brownell
Alfred G Parke
Jo Ptlers
Ingraham
Bristol Loses Opener In Rhode Island Suburban League
Bristol traveled to Crompton Sunday to open the Rhode Island Suburban League and fell to a strong Crompton squad led by pitcher Hutchins. Artie Guevremont spoiled a potential perfect game with a fifth inning single, while Hutchins kept Bristol hitless in crucial moments. Errors by Bristol and two miscues by Lee at second aided Crompton as the visitors failed to reach third, spoiling their debut in frigid conditions. Next week Brist id shows better practice as they prepare for Jamiel Park Warren against rivals in the annual armory inspection led by General Arthur Cole and Major Manchester at the State Street armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Crompton
Rhode Island
Hutchins
Hon Tamer
Artie Guevremont
Feld
Guevremont
Baker
Shippee
Lee
Jamiel Park Warren Agaist
Bristo’ Trampot
State Street
Arthur Cole
Hlaorace
Manchester
President Resigns From Bristol YMCA After Six Years
Dr Alfred M Merriman, Bristol YMCA president for six years, tendered his resignation citing professional duties. His resignation was accepted and a successor to be elected in June. Colin T Halm will step down May 15 as general secretary, with action postponed. George S Pailthorpe re elected secretary and Henry Wood re elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M Merriman
Bristol
George S Pailthorpe
Henrys Wood
Eagles Elect Officers at Bristol Eagles Chapter
Representative Thomas H Byrnes was elected Worthy President of Bristol Acro. No 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles at the annual officers election last night. Other officers chosen include Vice President William E Flanagan Chaplain Harold Gifford Secretary John F Lowney Treasurer Anthony Nunes Trustee Samuel Molasky Inside Guard George Brotherton Outside Guard William H Van Voast Jr Aerie Physician Dr John Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H Byrnes
Bristol Acro
Order of Eagles
Sm Eagle Hall
William E Flanagan
Harold Gifford
John F. Lowney
Anthony Nunes
Samuel Molasky
George Brotherton
William H. van Voast
John Lake
Pupils Present Three Plays During John Post Reynolds School Program
Students at John Post Reynolds School staged three plays in the auditorium on Friday afternoon alongside a Music Week program. The first production Trial of Fire featured Hermann Wilbur and others, followed by Mendelssohn written by Mary Posytan with performers including Frank Cenerini and Emma Slinger, and Stradavarius by Emma Slinger with a cast led by Valentine Alesandro and Vic Ferri. The event closed with songs from Mrs Conricks room and readings I Am Music and Mendelssohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Post Reynolds
Trial of Fire
Hermann Wilbur
Christian Ostby
Joseph Perry
Margaret Borges
Antonetta Poli
Emily Velleca
Dorothy Yv Adams
Angelina Rinaldi
Elsie Cheshire
Mary Cabral
Josephine Codola
Angelo Ferri
Joseph Cabral
George Magee
Joseph Fernandes
Vincent Pasqua
Ferdinand Carraturo
Reynolds Northup
Rose Campagna
Salvatore Giglio
Joseph Gomes
Alvaro
Conricks
I Am Music
Mendelssohn
Mary Posytan
Frank
Mothers Day Observed with Special Services Across Churches
Mothers Day observances filled local churches Sunday with morning and evening services. Trinity Church hosted a 730 PM musical program featuring Mendelssohn selections and performances by Mrs. Frank M Dimond and Mrs. Raymond Buss, while State Street ME Church united Baptist Congregational and Methodist denominations for a 730 PM service led by Rev Charles W Martin focusing on Mother An Acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Elyah
Trinity Church
Frank M Dimond
Israel
Raymond Buss
Providence
Buss
Carrie A Thomas
Dimond
State Street
Charles W Martin
Lord
McFarald
Baptist
Congregational
Frederick L. Maryon
Franklin Street
Charlotte A Young
Marjorie Burgess
Vernon A Gray
Chester A Burgess
Helen W Church
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High Street Garage
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Charles M. Connery
Undertaker
Burton St
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Constitution ST
Warren and Bristol
Railroad Ave
R. I
Boston
EEL Watson & CO
Plate
Weybosset Street
Freeborn
R. Cole
Robert J. McKay
G. H. Spencer Roofing Co
F. M. Gifford
Usher Place
Bristol Neck
William W Franklin
Wood St
Gr. A. R. Hall
Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Hope &J. Tel
Thyra Carlson
Hope
Co-operative Purchasing
Westminster Street
Providence, R
the Ordeal Trust Company
New England
Col . A Cheesman
Eagles
Reynolds School
Beccer
Buick
Buick Motor Co
Flint, Mich
General Motors Corporation
John G. Deslauriers
Franklin Street Garage
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