24 May 1921
Page 4
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text hints at reels titled Work The Trackless Train Pure Foo and Greek with Mrs Drysdale listed to officiate at the piano. No clear dates or complete names provided.
Saturday evening offered picture entertainment and a dance with a large attendance of Bristelians. A special bill is planned for next week promising the usual strong turnout.
William H. Gablinske and Miss Annie Carolina Thiele both of this town announced their intention to marry.
A fragmentary entry lists names and prices including Frank Munafo with various figures such as 30¢ and 51.90, alongside several other numbers and a reference to Bebe. The source text is incomplete and garbled.
Funeral services for Rev Cahill former assistant pastor of St Marys Church Pawtucket were held at St Marys with Rt Rev Bishop Hickey and over fifty priests in attendance. The Mass of Requiem followed Office of the Dead and Absolution. Cahill, born in Canada, age thirty nine and priest for seven years, served in Montreal Orange Wakefield and Pawtucket.
The Rhode Island Branch of the Women's Auxiliary to the Presiding Bishop and Council holds a quarterly meeting at St. Michael's Church with holy communion at 10 15 AM and sessions at 11 AM and 2 PM. Bishop Perry presides. Speakers include Rt. Rev. Hiram R. Hulse, Mrs. Alfred Shapleigh, and Mrs. Charles Binney.
Boy Scouts of America Troop 2 Bristol to hold a rally practice this evening at 7 30 in the Scout building. Troop Committee Night follows. Both troops meet with troop committee members as guests. Final Rally and Memorial Day plans, social hour, and refreshments. All scouts expected.
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