Salvation Army drive urged as Bristol pledges more aid
Editorial urges Bristol residents to meet a 2500 goal for the Salvation Army fund, noting past drives exceeded expectations and praising the army for wartime service. It argues postwar social problems, especially replacing the saloon, will require the organization’s ongoing effort and funding.
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Salvation Army Fund
Vis
Salvation Army
Bristol
America
Poor Man’s Club
Salvation Army Campaign Appeals For Local Support
A wartime appeal urges Phoenix residents to donate to the Salvation Army Home Service Fund. The notice names committee members Wallis E Howe and others and requests contributions by next Monday, with checks made to the Salvation Army Home Service Fund.
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Salvation Army
Wallis E. Howe
Edward E. Bunn
James W. Franklin
Douglas Morey
George R. Fish
A. W. Anthony
Mary B. Reynolds
Order of
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Phoenix
Local notices and society items from Bristol town column
New stock of Walk Over Shoes arrived at F E Suzman booth near the post office to collect Salvation Army funds. George B Warren, former Adams Express manager, is critically ill at 93 Bradford Street. Mrs Sergt Canada and daughter visit Mrs Canada's parents at 1013 Hope Street. Memorial Day shopping hours extended Thursday afternoon May 29. Priv George Pierce en route to Camp Mills via New York. Albert Lucibella found guilty of sabotage, sentenced to six months. Church services marquee with Rev Meyers and Rev McGilton announce schedules. John Pierce family telegram posted from Camp Mills. Bristol Macaron Factory finger injury reported. Harry H Colwell dies at 50 Lexington Ave. Salad supper preparations for June 5.Suzman. Hollis, etc.
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F. E. Suzman
Salvation Army Fund
Adams Express Company
George B. Warren
Bradford Street
Central Street
Sergt
H L. Canada
Canada
W . Baker
Hope Street
Sergt Canada
Fort Warren
Mass
Suzman
United Brothers’ Lodge
John Pierce
Priv
George Pierce
First Pentecostal Nazarene Church
A Clarke McGilton
State Street
M. E
Joseph Bostarvis
Bristol Macaron
High Street
Rhode Island Hospital
Harry H. Colwell
Wilmarth H. Colwell
Lexington Avenue
Providence
Bristol
Congregational Club
Elisha Hibbert
William H. Colwell
Edward P. Church
F. M. Dimond
Robert J. McKay
Robert F. Munro
R. H. Dunbar
Bertha Slade
Homer A. Sawyer
M. H Clarke
United States Rubber Company
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Constitutional Cure
There is extensive catarrh in this region once deemed incurable. Local remedies focused on local treatment, but constitutional medicine is urged. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is claimed to cure by acting on mucous surfaces and bloodstream. A $100 reward is offered for any case not cured. Send for circulars and testimonials. The company also advertises Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Local Notices and Advertisements in Brief
Miss Edith Baker of Providence visited her aunt Mrs Hannah W Maxfield of 113 Union street George Suzman station agent at the New York New Haven and Hartford depot is ill Hirama Rounds filled the post temporarily 30th Anniversary sale items include skirts hose towels curtains and thread Lieut E Grover reassigned to Hampton Roads Virginia His brother Lieut Norman Into serves in European waters Public inspection drill of the Rhode Island State Guard Fourth Company planned June 25 at the Naval Armory Public roads board revokes auto license of Robert H Peterson for highway violation Naval Reserve meeting to form association and by laws committee reports at a future meeting on naval Armory eve.
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James N. Coggeshall
Constitution Stree
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Hirama Rounds
E. Grover Into
Fechteler
U. S. Naval Operating Base
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Norman Into
U. S. Navy
Peterson
Here
Warren
Naval Reserve Force
Veteran Naval Reserve Association
M Cyrus A Jackson
M. M. James Sisson
Thomas Hickey
Naval Armory
Linen Shower Honors Mary Margaret Leahy Ahead of June Wedding
Miss Catherine Leahy hosted a linen shower at her Metacom avenue home for her sister Miss Mary Margaret Leahy who will wed Edward A. Sullivan of Warren on June 2 at St. Mary's Church. Apple blossoms adorned the rooms in pink and white while rose petals greeted the bride to be. The wedding march was played by Miss Louie Doyle and vocals were offered by Misses Louise Lannon and Margaret Conley. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Sarah L. Sweeney, Miss Nora Leahy and Miss Mary Leahy. guests came from Providence, Fall River, Riverside, Warren and nearby towns.
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Catherine . Leahy
Metacom Avenue
Mary Margaret Leahy
St. Mary’s Church
Edward A. Sullivan
Warren
Hartford, Conn
Louie Doyle
Louise Lannon
Margaret Conley
Sarah L. Sweeney
Nora Leahy
Mary Leahy
Providence
Fall River
Riverside
Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias holds esquire rank
At the weekly Burnside Lodge No 34 meeting one candidate received esquire rank and two membership applications were received. Next Tuesday the Damon Club Folgehill Temple Pythian Sisters plan a basket party in GAR Hall and Riverside Lodge will visit Burnside Lodge with a large turnout urged.
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Burnside Lodge
No 34
Knights of Pythias
Colonials to Open Season vs Newport Training Station Nine
SASEBAEL tomorrow the Colonials of Bristol host the Newport Training Station nine on the Common at 3 p.m. The lineup gains Eber Hill back from overseas and features Garvin Baker Goglia Lee Velleca Langello Ruggiero Matroni Hill Nerone. Manager Hughes plans games with Revere Rubber Company and a schedule including Trojans Lymansville Mohicans South Kingston and St Marys Mount Pleasant.
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Sasebael
Awc
Bristol
Morry
Newport
Naval Boys
Colonials
Eber Hill
Garvin
Goglia
Lee
Velleca
Langello
S. S
Ruggiero
Matroni
Hill
R. F
Nerone
Utility
Hughes
Revere Rubber Company
Providence
Dan” Costigan
Revere Nine
Trojans
Lymansville
Mohicans
Fall River
South Kingston
Richmond A. C
East Providence Independents
St. Mary’s
Mount Pleasant
Warren A. C
Colonial
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H. M. Darling
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Y. M. Co
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Wood Street
JDEX
Phenix
William Sutcliffe
Ourn
Phanix
T. Hy
M. Coggesh
Phainix
Editorial
Levy’s Shoe Store
State St
Edith Baker
Hannah W. Maxfield
Union Street
KF. E. Suzman
Ue A
Leahy
Burnside Lodge, K. OF P
Sinema Cais
Em- Bern
Herreshoff Manufacturing Ompany
Andre Thomas R. Leahy
Charles Folago
William
Hope St
Jiberg Tel. Conn
Shee Fred “Eeteleier
Firce
David
Agency For
Automobile Legal Association
Lua
Dovers Legal Defence
Ambrose Deslits
State St. Tel
Yman
Asher
Housecleaning CO
H Cole
Phoenix Office
Ward
Phgenix
J. William Sutcliffe
A. O. Bourn
Hope and
Valley Streets
L. Booth
Apply
Phenix Office
Ezra Dixon
Apply Box A
Dodge & Camfield Co
Exchange Place
Butler Exchange
R. I
ST. Saatts Burton
New England
Henry P. Trudellholesale
Second ST. Tel
Garfield Avenue
A. S. Gorham
Wess
John Campbell
Cole Street
Tel
R. L
Pure Food Store
White Rose
Welch’s
California
Bartlett Pears
Hunt
Libby
Charles A. Johnson
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