Independence Day Firemen’s Muster Planned by Bristol
A meeting at the Hall of the Hydraulic Engine and Hose Company voted to accept offers for two firemen’s sabbatical hires. Prizes totaling 400 appear to be awarded and invitations extended to fire companies in Rhode Island and nearby towns in Connecticut and Massachusetts for the celebration.
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Els Wings
Oftarrangeyaille
Daniele Exisrer
Coggeshall
Philip “Brady
Raymond
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Everett
Church
Walter
Rhode “Island
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Nazarene Church Service Schedule Summary
Morning service at 10 45 features a sermon titled Joy in Fullness in Christ. Sunday School begins at 12 with subject Mi. Evening service continues the theme.
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Nazarene
Rey Brest
Ge. Johnson
Members of Camp to Escort Babbit Post on May Day
Members of Camp will march in a parade for the Babbitt Post No 15 EG ARRE and affiliated organizations to divine worship on May Day. Commanders urge members to wear badges and be present at Gabe Ri Halles for the exercise.
Town Council Meeting Votes to Transfer Police Duty
Town council votes to transfer Capt. James W. Goff from night to day duty, later rescinding the transfer. Lieut. Hugh F. Kelley is assigned to day duty with a 25 cent per day salary increase. The old King Philip steam fire engine sold for 225 dollars. Health Officer Magee reports nuisances and authority to abate. Reservoir avenue repairs discussed with petitioners offering to deduct costs from taxes. Various licenses, sidewalk work, Fourth of July funding, bathhouse caretaker, and burial lot fund details noted. Sherman avenue street acceptance discussed with no action.
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James W. Goff
Capt. Goff
Hugh F. Kelley
Kelley
Philip
Érigine
Meyer Paley
John ‘Hugh . Magee
Tozabate
Reservoir Avenue
Guillemeta Peiri
Va Victualing
Stor
Court Street
Paul Slaweae
Banwee
Hope Street
Bristol Common
Herbert
A. Geisler
Elliot Allen
Sherman Avenue
Metacom Avenue
Fifé and Drum Corps Plan Town Fair Trip
The King Philip Fifé and Drum Corps met at its hall on Thames Street and voted to attend the Johnston Hose Company's Fair in Manton on Saturday night May 22. The band will march with G A R Veterans to North Cemetery for Memorial Day observances.
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Fife & Drum Corps
King Philip Fifé and Drum Corps
Thames Street
Johnston Hose Company
Manton
R. L
G. A.R
North Cemetery
Hokara Skin Cream Promises Quick Relief and Beauty
Advertises Hokara antiseptic cream as grease free with cleansing ingredients that absorb into skin to heal. Claims rapid relief from itching pimples acne barber's itch and eczema with a guarantee of satisfaction at 35 cents from W H Buffington druggists.
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W H Buffington
American Legion Band Concert Promises Top Local Entertainment
The Bristol Train of Artillery hosts a band concert next Tuesday at Pastime Theatre featuring the American Legion Band of Providence directed by T Clarke Brown Jr with assist from New York soprano Evelyn Gray. Trombone soloist William Butterfield and cornet soloist Albert Mayer appear, with proceeds aiding one of the state’s oldest military organizations.
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American Legion Band of
Providence
T. Clarke Brown, Jr
Evelyn Gray
New York
William Butterfield
Albert Mayer
the Artillery
Newport
Bristol
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No Change in Situation at National India Rubber Factory
The National India Rubber Company factory remains closed due to a two week old walkout by the Making department. A large number of employees wish to return to work, some have found other jobs, and management urges use of time clocks to ensure accurate hours for proper earnings.
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National India Rubber Company
George Scilosate
Bristol
Hope Circle D of I Holds Meeting and Social
Hope Circle No. 70 Daughters of Isabella held a regular business meeting followed by a social hour with a piano solo, vocal numbers, readings, and a dance. Refreshments were served. social committee included Miss Helen Kelley, Miss Margaret Murphy, Mrs. Laura Simmons, Mrs. Eva LeClair, and Mrs. Mary Leahy.
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Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Grace Fay
Helen Kelley
Margaret Murphy
Laura Simmons
Eva. LeClair
Mary Leahy
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