Bristol Grammar School Pupils Stage Afternoon Entertainment
Bristol grammar school pupils performed at John Rost Reynolds school auditorium featuring Harmonica by Arthur Costa reading Johnny Gets Ready for Company soprano solo Poor Papa and the play The Stolen Prince. Cast included John Alfred Lena Carroll Mary Pasquarelli Phiop Menezes Catherine Hempel Alfonso Poli Domenick Vivenzio Lawrence Weaver Edmund Oliver Louis Durgin Arthur Costa Claudia DeWolf Mary Gladding Lydia Byone Sadie Russo and Catherine St Angelo.
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Bristol Grammar School
John Rost Reynolds
Arthur Costa
Johnny
Elizabeth Rounds
Claudia DeWolf
Mary Gladding
Lydia Byone
Sadie Russo
Catherine St. Angelo
Manot Botelho Sentenced for Dog Cruelty in Warren
Manuel Botelho of Metacom Avenue was sentenced to three months in Providence County Jail for trapping and killing dogs at a Fifth District Court session in Warren before Judge Frank H. Hammill. Bail set at 590 dollars. appeal filed through lawyer William H. M solely. John A. Hawthorne of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals testified.
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Manuel Botelho
Metacom Avenue
Providence County
Fifth District Court
Warren
Frank H. Hammill
John A. Hawthorne
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Botelho
William H. McSoley
Tanlac Restores Health After Long Illness in Woonsocket
Confined by illness at his home on Hunt Avenue in Woonsocket Caya describes months of back pain pimples constipation and indigestion. After taking three bottles of Tanlac his skin improved weight increased and sleep returned. He now works as a cabinet maker and recommends Tanlac as a natural tonic from roots herbs and barks. Your druggist has it with over 52 million bottles sold.
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Hunt Avenue
Woonsocket
R. I
Caya
Tanlac
Arbor Day Observances in Public Schools Across City
Arbor Day events held today in public schools with programs arranged by Education Commissioner Walter Ranger. Colt Memorial High School opened at 11 30 am with songs readings and Arbor Day lessons led by Principal Perley Lane and students including Max Phones Jennie Gilroy Mary Carmone John Victoria. John Post Reynolds and neighboring schools conducted outdoor exercises featuring recitations songs and plays by numerous students such as Marv Perri ra Jovina Benta Shirley Newman and Angelina Ranalli. The day concluded with a tree planting by officers of the 8A class.
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Commissioner of Education
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Ranger
Colt Memorial High School
America
the Beautiful
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Perley W Lane
Max Phones
Jennie Gilroy
John Victoria
Mary Carmone
Laurine
Bradford
John Post Reynolds
Marv Pereira
Anthony Langello
Jovina Benta
Marv Grigio
Shirley Newman
Emily Velleca
James Fusco
Marjorie Manle
Sam Pasqua
Oreste Procopia
Sadie Maderos
Raphaelina Codola
Dorothy Wardwell
Mary Victoria
Wilhelmina Svivia
Elizabeth Escala
Annie Salzano
Antonetta Poh
Elsie Cheshire
Dorothy Adams
Angelo Ferris
Fzra Steen
Salvatore Ranaldi
Angelina Ranalls
Marian Davenport
John Corea
Angelina Ranalli
Arbor Day at St Marys Parochial School
Eighth grade pupils celebrate Arbor Day at 10 3 o'clock with a program including songs such as Arbor Day and The Beautful Woods, recitations and sketches Conservation of Forests Planting of Trees Choosing a Tree and a consecration to Mary Queen of May with a class crowning hymn and participation by Wilfred Guevremont Oliver Desilets Nelson Wells Madeline Kin Eva Bullock Margaret Rische John Hogan William Dwyer John White Ethel Rawson Mary Gregory Frances McGovern Ethel OBrien and others.
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St Mary's Parochial School
Peter Gilroy
Frances Dunbar
Wilfred Guevremont
Oliver Desilets
Nelson Wells
Madeline Kin
Eva Bullock
Margaret Rische
Court of Honor session awards merit badge prizes
The monthly Court of Honor met Monday at 7 30 PM at the Patrol Leaders Club on Franklin Street. It served as Board of Awards for second nine and first class tests. Lawrence Ashton led Moose Patrol in selling the most Jamboree tickets in Bristol County, winning a Pinetree Patrol cooking outfit. Troop 1 Warren won the troop prize. Plans for Memorial Day observances were reviewed. Troops prepared for upcoming events and patrol hikes.
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Court of Honor
Patrol Leaders Club
Franklin Street
Lawrence Ashton
Bristol County
Warren
Archi
Union Street
Takarest
hArkes
Babbitt Post
Coyotes and Cynical Women in a Lost Roadside Tale
A traveler recalls an encounter at a ranch where a cynical woman blames coyotes for stealing her chickens. She explains coyotes lure hens by circling rapidly causing dizziness before the theft. The narrator reflects on avoiding a man who would trap a woman using such tricks, and leaves with discomfort lingering from the tale.
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Henry
Maou
John Steven McG Oart
Los Angeles Times
Little Bobbie’s Sunday School Pinching Confession
A young boy in Sunday school stayed quiet in class while other children cried. Returning home his mother praised him for not crying. He admits to pinching the other children, explaining the reason for their tears.
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Bobbie
Bobble
Little Bobble
Butterflies Stop Three in Sri Lanka Auto Migratory Swarm
Three travelers in a light car in Ceylon encountered a cloud of butterflies that covered the vehicle for seven minutes. The insects formed dense swarms during migration and forced the men to shield their faces as wheels skidded through thousands of bodies.
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Ceylon
Seek Antiques in West Delivers California Branding Trons to Fireplaces
West antique hunters drift away from Eastern markets in pursuit of Americana and California colonists relics. Californians embrace branding trons as a fad alongside old glass and highboys, with experts valuing the growing collection used in Spanish-style interiors as fireplace furnishings.
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Seaboard
California
Public libraries in the United States and Canada
A statement from the American Library Association committee on library extension notes 6516 public libraries in the US and Canada with 67919 volumes each. Total yearly circulation reaches 234,492,759 volumes, about two per person for 51,254,133 people. Forty five percent of the population lacks local public library access.
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Committee On Library Extension of the
American Library Association
United States
Canada
International Book Review
Rich ore deposits reported in northern Sweden
Deposit of rich ore reported from Stockholm notes very rich ore in Vesterbotten province near the Arctic Circle in northern Sweden. Ore carries gold silver sulphur copper and arsenic with extent undetermined. Sweden's geological survey chief predicts the gold field could become the world’s fourth richest and other minerals even more valuable.
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Stockholm
Vesterbotten
Sweden
Arctic
Geological Survey
Church Notes Fourth Sunday After Easter Schedule
The program lists 8 00 a m Holy Communion 10 30 a m Morning Prayer with sermon 1200 m Church School and 7 30 pm Evening prayer and address for the Fourth Sunday after Easter.
Sunday Church Services Later Today
Fourth Sunday after Easter schedule includes 8:00 am Holy Communion 10 45 am Sung Mass and sermon 12 noon Church School and Bible Class 7 30 pm Tvensong and sermon.
First Congregational Church Friday and Sunday Services
Friday night service at 7 30. Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with sermon What Shall We Have The Church School assembles at noon. Sunday night praise and preaching at 7 30 with sermon The Eternal Presence.
State Street M E Church Parsonage Schedule
The parish lists activities at 256 Hop Street with phone 478 W Friday 7 30 prayer meeting and 8 30 choir practice Sunday 10 30 preaching 12 00 Sunday School 6 30 Epworth League 7 30 pm preaching scheduled.
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Hop Street
Epworth League
First Baptist Church Sunday Services
Morning service at 10 30 led by Pastor Harold W Baker with a sermon on The Measure of Righteous ness Church school at 11 45 Evening service at 730 includes a children's story and a sermon titled Ways That Never Meet
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Harold W Baker
Church notices at Court Street Nazarenes invite attendance
Reverend Thomas Armstrong of Pawtucket will officiate all services at the Church of the Nazarene on Court Street near Hope. Morning service at 10 43, Sunday School at noon, Young People's meeting at 6, Evangelistic meeting at 7. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. You are invited.
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Court Street
Hope
Thomas Armstrong
Pawtucket
Young People’s Meeting
Foreign Mission Auxiliary Meeting At First Congregational Church
The annual and thank offering meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mission Auxiliary was held at the president's home on State Street. Officers for the year were elected: President Mrs Cornelius J Hasbrouck Vice President Mrs William H Spooner Secretary Mrs William C Hobbs Treasurer Miss A M Whittemore. Refreshments followed with Mrs William C Hobbs and Mrs Francis M Dimond pouring tea.
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Foreign Mission Auxiliary
Woman's Foreign Mission Auxiliary
First Congregational Church
Cornelius J. Hasbrouck
State Street
William H. Spooner
William C. Hobbs
A. M. Whittemore
Francis M. Dimond
Bristol Children's Home Board Reelects Officers At Annual Meeting
Rev Nelson Kellogg presided at the Bristol Children's Home annual meeting on Union street. Officers were elected including Secretary Sara C Munro and Treasurer Harriet Church. Advisory board members and an auditor were named and annual reports were read and accepted. A concluding tea was hosted by Mrs Frank H Buffinton.
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Nelson Kellogg
Trinity Church
Bristol Children’s Home
Union Street
Sara C., Munro
Harriett Church
Edward I. Brownell
Board of Massingers
Wallis E Howe
Theodora Barrows
Julia C Drury
Robert A. Lan Phear
Samuel Kinder
George L. Crown
Samuel C. Wardwell
Frank H. Buffinton
Charles B Rockwell, Jr
Edward K Reynolds
Howard W . Church
Guy A Sulivan
Edward P Church
George F Marshall
Ida M. Newman
Anson B. Howard
LeBaron Bradford
Arthur W Barrett
Ezra Thixon
Robert A McCaughey
Obituary of Mrs Veronica Ingraham of Laberty NY
Mrs Veronica Ingraham wife of Hezekiah Ingraham formerly of this town died Wednesday morning at her Laberty NY home after a four year illness She was born in Providence 28 years ago daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Edward Dillon She formerly lived in Larchmont Survived by husband two children sister Mrs Viola Kay Providence and her father in Warwick Funeral 830 am tomorrow from George Ingraham 23 Cottage Street followed by a 9 am Requiem Mass at St Marys Burial at North Genntesy.
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Hezekiah Ingraham
Laberty
Ingraham
Providence
Samuel Edward Dillon
Larchmont
Viola Kay
Warwick
George Ingraham
Cottage Street
St Mary’s Church
North Genntesy
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