Postage Free Dance Price Listing in May 193
A fragmented page shows a price list for a dance event with postings such as two dollars one dollar fifty cents two cents. It mentions locations on Wood Street and notable names like M Darling Y M C A Black Richard C Quirk and others connected to Easterbrooks Block and O I O F Building. The date fragment reads Thursday May 29 193 with partial year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Darling , Y
C. A. Black
Richard C. Quirk
Wood Street
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Common Denominator Drives Bristol 250th Celebration Partnership
A speaker on Community Cooperation promotes a common denominator as the key to unity in planning Bristol’s 250th founding anniversary. Citizens will be asked to contribute time and effort, with personal satisfaction as the reward and future cooperation benefits as a lasting outcome.
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Terest
Ife
Bristol
Memorial Day Tribute Reflects on Veteran Sacrifice
The piece honors living veterans and those who served in defense of the nation, noting their enduring impact, the aging of servicemen, and the nation’s gratitude. It urges reflection on the Civil War era and the hope that America remains united and strong.
Lost or Destroyed Pass Book Notice
Industrial Trust Company Participation Department reports a lost or destroyed Pass Book No 22874 and urges return to the bank. Payment is stopped and an application has been made for a duplicate book under applicable law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Trust Company
Frigidaire Refrigerator Pickup Plan Delayed
A community note outlines plans to ship an electric refrigerator with over a million in implied value. The text references O. Le Clair at 17 Burton Street and invites readers to inquire at no cost for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. le Clair
Burton Streft
Bristol News Briefs Include Accident Injury Commencement Plans
William H. Van Voast Jr. fractured his left thigh after slipping in a National India Rubber Company yard and received first aid before being taken to Rhode Island Hospital. Esther Carey and George McDonald of Bristol are listed as Rhode Island State College June 9 graduates, Carey in Home Economics and McDonald in Business Administration. Trinity St Michael churches plan vestment processional for Anniversary Sunday Service at Christ Church on June 30, with Swansea Christ Church as a daughter church. congregations expected to drive over for the afternoon service.
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William H. van Voast, Jr
Congregational Street
National India Rubber Company
Rhode Island
Esther Carey
George McDonald
Bristol
Rhode Island State College
Carey
McDonald
Theta Chi
Trinity
St Michael's
Christ Church
Swansea Christ Church
St Michael Mans
Local Design School Graduates As Planes Tour New England
The School of Design held graduation with free hand drawing and oil painting. Airplane groups passed over Brigdell as part of a 30 aircraft tour of New England this week. J. Winthrop DeWolf and wife returned from their around the world voyage aboard the Resolute. Memorial Day events will honor Civil War veteran Pardon R. Kenney in Bristol. K of C initiates ten candidates in the Bishop Hickey class on June 15 in Providence. Bristol harbor hosts yachts Resolute Vanitie Atlantic Weetamoe and others at anchor.
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Brigtel
New England States
J. Winthrop DeWolf Arived
Pardon R.kenney
Bristol
Kearney Post
American Legion
K of C
Bishop Hickey
Providence
Herreshoff Shops
Resolute
Vanitie
Atlantic
Weetamoe
World traveler and officials visit Bristol Bay outing
Dr. Fred Williams and son Frederick returned home from a world trip. Secretary of the Navy Charles F. Adams visited town and sailed around the bay aboard the Weetamoe with George Nichols. Bristol Garden Club met at Mrs. J. H. Tucker Jr home with Mrs. DeWol and Mrs. Allen assisting.
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Porto Riso
Fred Williams
Frederick
Secretary of the Navy
Charles F. Adams
George Nichols
Bristol Garden Club
J. H. Tucker, Jr
Philip DeWol
H. Dew. Allen
For Sale Building Materials at Thames Street Bristol Yard
For sale all kinds of building materials including boards 1 to 2 cents per foot studs and rafters 2 cents per foot sash from 50 cents, doors 60 cents, firewood $2 per load, bricks $5 per thousand. Wrecker salvage yard operated by Myer Shapiro at 96 106 110 Thames street Bristol. Salesman on job daily. Address 90 Jefferson street Fall River Mass Tel 342.
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Thames Street
Bristol
Myer Shapiro
Wrecker Salvage Yard
Jefferson Street
Fall River
Mass
Harriet L Peckham Dies in 70th Year
Died in this town on May 28 1930 Harriet L Peckham in her 70th year, obituary notes.
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Bristol Phoenix Publishing Co
Ofavial Paper
Bristol County
Roswell S. Bosworth
Philip Brady
Bradford St. Corner of
Thames
Adv
Phenix
Phnix
Ortorice
Youneeda
Sita Wer
Louis Tortorice
Bemetol
E. Iacoletti
Theory
Voice Culture
Hope Street
ST. Michael's Brotherhood
John Lach
No. Main St
Warren
O. M. Bailey, JR
National Radio Institute
P.O
Bristol, BR
California
Campbell's
J. F. Gilroy
Cor
Franklin and
High Streets
Palm Gardens
Bristol Narrows
Board of Fire Engineers
Nda Board OF Fire Engineers
Warren Ob Awe A
TR State Street
Listol
St Bernard
Church Street
Katherine K H de Wolf
Jurten Street
Bristal Rot
Hole
Stoughton Ferry Road
State Street
John H Duffs
John Jo McGovern
Lincoln Ave
Fanes
Williama
Joseph Silvia
Ceven
Garfield Ave
Jets
M Sousa
Franklin St
Phoenix Office
Atal
N. J. & H. W. Vermette
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
New York
Providence Line
Buffingtons Drug Store
Hope St
Maisanos
Wood St
THE
New Haven
R.R
Ing
Union Finance CO
Woolworth
Providence, BE
Westminster and Dorrance Sts
Gaspee
C. E. Burns el
Royal Regal
Underwood
Reminton
Corona Portable Aenemriter
Be Rook
Lece
A. L. Johnston
Pageant
Massachusetts
Tam
Philip
National Guard
South Park
J. F. Duffy
Corner Hope and
State Sts
Jersey
Ferrycliffe Farm
Halsey Dewolf
Christmas Club
Westminster Street
Broad St
Atwells Ave
Elmwood Ave
Member
Federal Reserve System
Pascoag
E. Providence
Pawtucket
Newport
Woonsocket
Westerly
Bristol Warren
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