Portuguese Night At Club Beneficente Describes Plays And Dance
A community gathering at Club Beneficente do Espirita Santo da Infancia featured a membership drive and a short formal program. Local families attended. donations supported the Madderense cultural group and a farewll of the year’s activities included presentations by the central Falls troupe and a Peruvian style event.
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Lincoln Hall
Maria ‘da
Cabri
Antoine Cabral
Recorbacots da Patna Club
Nauta
Jose Rodrigues Viera
Henry Branes
Danbury
Brancis
Francis Council Visconde da Palmera
Michaelense Socrets
Club
Beneficente Do Espirita Santo da Infancia
Ves Street
Providence
Misi
Perment
Manuel Foo Mathias
Manuel Sousa Joba Rego
Toseph Conte
Joseph Valerie Taserh Rocha
Vorate
Bres Conall
Opul Maderrense
da Cal
Columbna
Pall
New Fedford
Firat University History in Germany and Early Empire
Fragmentary text notes Firat University in Germany and mentions the German empire origins with unclear references to Brae Bomerun 148 Phe Urvet and Healterp. The readable parts indicate an early university history tied to German imperial context, but many words are garbled.
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German Empire
Brae Bomerun
Happiness Recipe and Avoiding Lengthy Deprecations
A fragment discusses a happiness recipe and cautions against lengthy toed statements and wordy admonitions, mentioning Apedre Vines in a cryptic context. The text reads as a quirky note on keeping guidance concise and positive.
Pastime Wednesday and Thursday At The Cinema
The review praises the daring theme and star performances in a notable film. Noel Sewardschace headlines a strong cast including Nealert I Praia Woonward and Clare Brook, with Ursula Jonas and Margaret Lindsay in key roles. Ernest Palmer’s photography captures the production’s prestige as a top year’s best pictures contender.
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Noel ‘Sewardschace
Torri
Throse
Sam
Pde
Pertare
Aledo
Tvsto
Nealert I
Praia Woonward
Clare Brook Ois
Miss Wonvard
Tate
Herbert Veandin
Una Cannar
Ursula Jonas Brank Lawton Jery
Mercer
Trene Browne
Merle Lottenham
Toby Warbucton
Margaret Lindsay
Art Colder
Frank Plevel
Obituary for Mrs An Tee B Wardwell of Bristol
Mrs An Tee B Wardwell, age 79, a longtime Bristol resident and one of the oldest graduates of the Bersteddagh School, died Saturday at 84 Pyare Street after a long illness. Born in Bristol on April 3, she was the widow of the late Pb dwoard Men and Mie. Survived by two sons, Sag and Chareh Wardwell, with services at the local church.
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Wardwell
Verve Blivateur
Latie Bristolian
Bersteddagh
Tyme
Pyare Street
Benim Brastal
Aeter
Dwoard
Wola
Wardwell Boat Shop owner dies with two grandchildren
The owner of the Wardwell Boat Shop in town and William Allen Wardwell of Quincy Mass are named in the obituary. Funeral services are set for 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at St Michael's Church with Canon Anthony R Parshlex officiating. Burial will follow in North Cemetery.
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Wardwell Boat Shop
William Allen Wardwell
Quincy
Mass
Carolyn
William Allen Wardwell, Jr
St Michael's Church
Anthony R. Parshlex
North
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Hamel at St Mary’s Church
Mrs Mary Gladue Hamel wife of Frederick Hamel died Saturday at her home 494 Thames Street after a long illness. Services were at 9 this morning in St Mary’s Church with burial in St Mary’s. Bearers were her five brothers Arthur Donat Wilfred Philip and Harvey Gladue and Alec Guevrement. Born in Sorel Canada she was in her 50s and resided in Bristol since youth. She leaves her husband parents four sisters Arche Durant Donat Quintal Adolph Cologne Drainville.
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Mary Hamel
Mary (Gladue) Hamel
Frederick Hamel
Thames Street
St. Mary’s Church
St Mary’s Cemetery
Arthur
Donat
Wilfred
Philip
Harvey Gladue
Alec
Peter Gladue
Bristol
Arche Durant
Washington
R. I
Donat Quintal
Providence
Adolph Cologne
Hector Drainville
Warren
Funeral for Mrs Sousa Held at Doran Avenue Home
The funeral of Mrs Mary Sousa, aged 05, who died after a three week illness, was held at 8 30 AM Saturday from her home at 22 Doran Avenue. A solemn high mass of requiem followed at 2 PM in St. Church.
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Mary Sousa
Doran Avenue
Elizabeth's Church Burial of Mrs Sousa in St Mary's Cemetery
Mrs Sousa aged 65, born May 30 1868 in St Michaels Azores, longtime Bristol resident for 20 years, widow of Manuel Sousa. She leaves five children Agnes Verginia Eva Lena Sousa and Mary Sousa in Portugal, four brothers Joseph Marion Anthony Jack Mello, two sisters Theresa Andrade and Phoebe Simmons. Funeral service at Elizabeth's Church celebrated by Rev Manuel J Barros with Rev Milton J King and Rev Manuel F Leal assisting. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
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St Michaels
Azores
Manuel F
Mary Carlotta Mello
Bristol
Agnes
Verginia
Eva
Lena Sousa
Mary Sousa
Portugal
Joseph Mello
Marion Mello
Fall River
Anthony Mello
Jack Mello
California
Theresa Andrade
Phoebe Simmons
Fifth District Court Fines Improperly Registered Car Driver
Nicholas J DiLello of Usher Avenue was fined $10 and costs in the Fifth District Court for operating an improperly registered automobile on May 27. Judge Benjamin F Lindemuth ordered commitment to Providence County Jail when the fine could not be paid. A one week continuance was granted in the embezzlement case of Joseph H Mercier of Warren versus Harry Molasky. Trepass for negligence cases Anthony J Coelha and Frank Sylva versus James R Chase were both continued nisi.
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Nicholas J DiLello
Usher Avenue
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Fifth District
Providence County
Joseph H. Mercier
Warren
Harry Molasky
Anthony J. Coelha
Frank Sylva
James R. Chase
Parleying Past Parochial Penalties And Blunders
London Answers notes parliamentary drafting errors that could misstate penalties or legal effects. Examples include retroactive board of trade leaders facing penalties, divorces from Indian courts deemed invalid, and an old linen theft bill where a fifty fifty fine remained after punishment changed to transportation, creating a misleading royal share.
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Board of Trade
London
A Baby Pretends Sleep to Stop Father Singing
A brief, playful note about a baby feigning sleep to silence a father’s singing turn, illustrating a common household moment. The line captures a lighthearted domestic scene with a humorous twist.
Think It Over Culture Quote Collection
A compact reflection on culture highlights and the best ideas across history. The note invites contemplation of influential thoughts from notable thinkers and artists shaping global discourse.
Land Grant in Lafayette Irregular Text
A fragmented report references land in Lafayette tied to a 19th century grant. The garbled copy mentions owners, a Florida context, and a shoreline area with measurements and parcels. No clear names, dates, or legal action are discernible from the readable fragments.
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