Campaign rallies draw large crowds across town
Large attendance at Sunday and last evening rallies in Academy Hall and Columba Hall on Wood Street. Republican speakers included Dr John Ro Bernardo and Erminno Mighort. Democratic events featured George R Fish and John T Burns with Italian and Portuguese addresses. A street parade preceded the final gathering with candidates and supporters across multiple offices.
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Academy Hall
Columba Hall
Wood Street
John Ro Bernardo
Bernardo Wrham
Dixon
Republican Town Committee
Fzra Dixon Joseph Kinder
Erminnno Mighort
J R Rocha
New Bedford
Lincoln Hall
George R Fish
John T Burns
Rhode Island
American Federation of Labor
Giuseppe Mollis
Providence
Joseph Enos
Philip Quinn
Daniel W Coggeshall
Whicch
Thomas Harrnes
First
St Elizabeth's Boys’ Band
Robert Fo Quinn
Lous Cappelli Canddate
Edmund Po Flynn
Daneel Wo Cogogeshall
Greorge Robash
Colueiboa
Anthony Hs
Cotstems Chih
Boys Community
Banc
Clark Bourdiak
Bie Hac Pedraval Prindence
Constantine Vocecarte
Providence Attornces
Pettine Et Providence
Ordandra
Lucien Cagpeeme
All Souls Day Masses and Town Notices Parade in Bristol
All Souls Day services were held in Bristol Catholic churches. A fall meeting and banquet of the Bristol Tarin of Artillery is set for tomorrow at the armory on State Street. Monthly meetings of four volunteer fire companies occur tomorrow evening at their stations. Election Day is a legal holiday with town offices and the Industrial Trust Company closed. The Ladies Aid Society of the State Street MFE Church meets this afternoon at the parsonage with Mrs William C Darby on Hope Street. The Colt High School Student Council plans a high school auditorium fundraiser next Friday evening. A public whist for the Pythian Sisters is planned at Mrs Meta Nelle’s home on Constitution Street tomorrow for charity. Barbara Christensen spends a week in New York visiting her parents. The Bristol Boys Community Band performed in Barrington. Candle sinks donated in memory of a late husband were placed on St Michael’s altar after dedication by Rev ARO Parshles. The Bristol Branch of the Red Cross reported donations of money and clothing from several residents. The Epworth League of the State Street Mob Church hosts a social Friday evening led by Harry Town. Frank Bo Bourn, chief of supplies in the War Department, arrived for his annual Bristol visit and voted in the second district.
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All Souls
Bristol Tarin of Artillery
Armory
State Street
Bristol
Industrial Trust Company
Ladies Aid Socrety
MFE
Carty
Perdimand Lastlie
Barrington
Waitham
Manchester
St Michbachs
Battcher
Ameline Bullock
John Tucker
John R Magee
Madeleine Wyatt
Bertha Wiatt
Angevine
Fpworth Teague
Harry Town
Man’s Time Sense Varies In Minute Test
A test asked men to hold up their hands after a minute and their estimates ranged from 22 to 47 seconds showing poor time sense.
Riverside Comets defeat Bristol Oaks 12 to 0 in football clash
Riverside Comets overpower Bristol Oaks 12 to 0 as Wyatt scores a first period touchdown for the Comets while Oaks defense holds the rest of the game. Martin Lombardi and Lewis starred for the Oaks, with Bushnell Tidgewell and Wyatt leading the Comets.
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Bristol Oaks
Riverside
Riverside Comets
Bristol Boys
Wyatt
Comets
Oaks
Bristol
Martin
Lombardi
Lewis
Bushnell
Tidgewell
McCusker
le Proto
Weatt
Mhbber
Reynolds Hawes
Morris Scrowman
Mec Garath
Kelly
Me‘ash
Bergman Morey
Hewes Weatt
McGrath
Patuaude
Morris
Burke Martin
Alessio
Cristefaro
Daten Umpe Potter
Tapesman- Clarke
Planes Fly Over Town With Candidates Names
Planes circling the town yesterday afternoon displayed the names of Republican Assembly candidates on banners painted across their sides. The low-flying aircraft drew notable attention as residents read the messages from the ground.
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Republican Assembly
Collection drive organized by First Congregational Church group
The Blood Will Industry Committee of the First Congregational Church held a meeting at Mrs. Albert E. Benard's home to organize a garment drive for the needy. Mrs. Elmer L. Manley was named chairman with Charles F. Dimond as vice chairman and several district captains appointed.
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First Congregational Church
Albert E. Benard
Congregational Club
Elmer L. Manley
Charles F. Dimond
Gertrude Hasbrouck
John W. Church
Coming Events Listings for November and December in Columbia Area
A compact schedule of community events in Columbia venues including First Grand Fair Santo Christo Club Nov 1 8 15 22. Bristol Booys Band fair at Academy Hall Wood Street. Taft School Club card party Nov 6. Dorie Club Lov 9 Suinday. Young People's Fellowships Rhode Island Nov 6 70 Gathering. Mt Hope Order of Eastern Star Nov 13 Bridge Party. Whe Note musical comedy Nov 17 18. Worth League Christmas Sale Nov 22. Church events Nov 22 23 operetta The Singer of Naples. St Michael's Parish Hall Christmas plays Nov 25 26 and Dec 2 6 card sale at Holmes House. Christmas card sale Dec 6. De Wolf Memorial Chapel Christmas service Dec 9.
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Columbia Hall
Auspics of Santo Christo Club
Bristol
Booys
Academy Hall
Wood Street
Taft School
FridaeVenngs Inn Ganiteras Juditorum Cobegiate
Aulsances
Dorie Clib Lo
Hay
Young People
Rhode Island
St Michael's Church
Mason Temple
Mt Hope
fFpworth League of State
St M E Church
Singer of
Naples
Gauileras
Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Felowship
St Michael's
Young People’s Fellowship
St Mook Church
Ladies Aid Society of the
Holmes House
Girls Friendly Secrets
St Michael’s Church
Ladies of the Evening Burlesque Pageant at Guiteras School
Under Doric Club auspices a comedic show titled Aunt Lucia will be staged at the Guiteras School auditorium Thursday and Friday evenings. The program features a Frapper Chorus of local businessmen, 175 children in pageantry, a college glee club, and a burlesque campus theme with many named participants and roles.
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Doric Club
Guiteras School
Guieras School
Lucia
Tnaas
Glee Club
Babyland
Tiarold Hill
Dramatyu
College Glee Club
Bula Bula College
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War Department
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Chris
Santulli
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Pier 14
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Buffington’s Drug
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High Street Telephone
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Burton St
Tenery Town
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Hope Drug CO
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Peaches Browning
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Tillie the Toiler
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