Post and Auxiliary Elect Officers Installations Planned
Kearney Post 0 American Legion and Kearney Unit Ladies Auxiliary appoint officers elected last Friday for installation at post headquarters. Installations set for Thursday evening Nov 15 with listed commanders and officers. Auxiliary to attend Armistice Day events and report on San Antonio convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harold W. Gifford
James T. Pierce
Charles E. Callery
William A. Bottomley
Fred E. Gargin
Bertram W. Wall
Albert
Marjorie Edmonds
Fred M. Straight
Elizabeth C. Gifford
Katherine F. Troiano
Alice McHugh Coughlan
Margaret J. Pierce
Sara Callan
Roselma Desilets
Wilhelmina M. Cashin
Real estate transfer of Eliza Littlefield Chase heirs sell house to De Sousa
Frank I. Chace and other heirs of Eliza Littlefield Chase sold a dwelling house and land bounded by Hope Oliver and Thames streets to Jose Luis De Sousa who has resided for many years on Thompson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I. Chace
Eliza Littlefield Chase
Jose Luis de Sousa
Hope, Oliver and
Thames Streets
de Sousa
Thompson Avenue
Drimken Driving and Accident At Fifth District Court
In a Fifth District Court session Judge Hammill presided over Martin D. Shippee of Taunton facing two charges. He was fined 100 dollars for operating under the influence and 25 dollars for not stopping after an accident. A separate drunkenness case was fined 2 dollars. Police reports describe a collision on Bay View avenue with Domenic Perron and pursuit by a truck driver. Moonshine plant evidence led to destruction of seized liquor and gear. Civil case Brown and Andrade vs Mary Alves awarded 33 dollars and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District Court
Frank H. Hammill
Martin D. Shippee
Taunton
Mass
Bay View Avenue
Domenic Perron
Washington Street
Shippee
Metacom Avenue
Joseph Gonsalves
Usher Avenue
Brown and Andrade
Mary Alves
Town Council Meeting Rescheduled to Tomorrow Evening
The regular monthly Town Council meeting is moved to tomorrow evening due to today being a legal holiday and election day. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in the session.
Armistice Day Parade Plans Mark Tenth Anniversary Program
The Armistice Day committee outlines a major celebration on Monday November 12 with chimes at 7 a.m. flag raising at 8 a.m. and a morning parade forming near the common at 10 a.m. The lineup includes police, Boy Scouts, veterans groups, Italian society, and various American Legion and veterans posts with band and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
George R. Fish
Bristol Common
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
H F Bennett
Sons of Union Veterans of
Military units and officers listed for Bristol area
First Division Treat Charles J Sartim marshal Bristol Portuguese Band Battery C 243d Regiment Co A CR 1 National Guard Capt J E Clark commanding Bristol Train of Artillery Col A M Merriman commanding Co B Capt Fred M Straight Co C Capt A W Barrett Co A Capt Gordon R Brown US Volunteer Life Saving Corps Bristol Branch Capt Philip Gladue commanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J Sartim
Bristol
243D Regiment
C.R
National Guard
J E. Clark
Bristol Train of Artillery
A M Merriman
Fred M Straight
A W. Barrett
Gordon R Brown
Volunteer Life Saving Corps
Bristol Branch
Philip Gladue
Spirit of Lincoln Zeppelin built by Manuel Tavares
Scoutmaster Herbert Wo McKay leads the British-Canadian Bugle and Drum Band of Pawtucket Rhode Island. The article lists multiple scout troop scoutmasters across Bristol Barrington Warren and Riverside, and notes Mrs J H Tuplin as captain of the Bristol Troop of Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wo Mckay
Pawtucket
Bristol Troop
Boy Scouts of America
Edgar K Davis
Bristol
Lous Stabila
Bos Scouts of America
Frank Perry
Lawrence Ashton
J A S M
Warren
Merritt Seymour
Barrington Troop
Ererett S Child
John
Third Division Fire Company Honor Roll Names
The list names Henry S Wright Marshal Warren American Legion Band Board of Fire Engineers John Grabert Chief Hidraulion Engine Hose Co No 1 James F Meiggs Foreman Dreadnaught Hook Ladder Hose Co Rodney D Simmons Foreman Defiance Hose Co No 1 Harry R Gray Foreman Fver Ready Fife Drum Band Ever Ready Hose Co No 2 William Hughes Foreman Motorized Fire Apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S Wright
Warren American Legion Band Board of Fire
John Grabert
Hidraulion Engine & Hose Co
James F. Meiggs
Rodney D. Simmons
Defiance Hose Co
Harry R Gray
Fver
Ever Ready Hose Co
William Hughes
Armistice Day Parade Plan Described By Bristol Officials
The sixth division parade lineup on State High and Hope streets is detailed with routes from State to Franklin, reviews by the Armistice Day Committee, and a three blast whistle sequence at 11 am for a moment of silence and the flag song The Star Spangled Banner. World War veterans participate across a long civic procession with public observance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Hope Street
Church Street
High Street
Union Street
Franklin Street
High and
Bradford Streets
Hope Streets
Bradford
State Streets
Wood
High Streets
Church and
High _ street
National India Rubber Company
Golden Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Peter Gladue
Mr and Mrs Peter Gladue of 363 Wood Street celebrated 50 years of marriage with a mass at St Mary's Church, a family dinner at Donat Quintal's home, a reception in Columbia Hall, and generous well wishes from relatives. They reside in Bristol with ten children and 27 grandchildren. He is 72, she 70, and both remain active in family life and his boatman and fisherman occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gladue
Wood Street
St Mary's Church
Gladue
Donat Quintal
Thames Street
Columbia Hall
Mrs. Gladue
Bristol
Arthur
Taunton
Mass
Frances Quintal
Mary Hamel
Fred Hamel
Eva Durant
Archie Durant
Washington, R. L
Donatd Gladue
Bristol Fire Department
Philip J Gladue
Matilda Cologne
Adolph Cologne
Presidential Election Day In Bristol Bright turnout expected
Bristol voters turn out for a presidential race and state contests with a forecast of about 3500 votes from 3795 eligible. Polling at Artillery Armory and Town Hall opened with lively activity. First voters in Districts One and Two included Salvatore Giglio and Norman Benard, with Annie Leahy and Mary Shea among the first women to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
General Assembly
Bristol
Artillery Armory
National India Rubber Company
Daniel E. Dwyer
Frederick G. Cleaver
James F. Wylie
Peter Galvao
Frank S. Giglio
Robert J. Anderson
John
Norman E. Benard
Mary E. Shea
High "Street
Meeting and Social for Wampanoag Encampment No 9
Members of Wampanoag Encampment No 9 S O O F will meet next Thursday evening November 8. Bertram W Wall will speak about his experiences at the American Legion convention in early October. Refreshments will be provided by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampanoag
Bertram W. Wall
American Legion
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