Armistice Day Celebration Program Continues
Armistice Day Committee led by A. A. Edmonds presents the continued program with Col Merton A Cheesman as marshal. Units include the Bristol Train of Artillery, Rand H Battery C CHD, 243rd Regiment Co A, and National Guard detachments. Command staff feature Lt Albert A Moren and Col Edwin S Godfrey with captains Bullock, McKechnie, Harrett, and Fo Dweer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Train of Artillery
ARMY
243Rd Regiment
National Guard
Albert A Moren
Edwin S Godfrey
Comdg
Edward R Bullock
William McKechnie
Arthur W Harrett Batters
Daniel Fo Dweer
Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony Draw Bristol Scouts In World War Tribute
A long readable text lists local Scout leaders and troops across Bristol and Warren outlining Veterans Day activities. It notes parade details at 11 01 AM with a salute by The Star Spangled Banner and bells from factories schools and churches. Veterans from all groups may participate reporting to Kearney Post Commander at 1015 AM in civilian clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allence
Bristol Train of Artillery
Bristol Boys’ Community
Kearney
Joseph W Enes
High Street
State Street
Bristol Troop
Boy Scouts of America
Pole Richard ' Kasanaugh
Parade to Honor Veterans with Fire Department Involvement
A chaotic OCR passage lists divisions from a Bristol Rhode Island event featuring fire companies Ever Ready Hose Co No 2 and Bristol Fire Department units, plus American Legion posts and veterans groups. It references a town parade with a three-signal bugle call, warning, and assembly times, but exact dates and full details are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Bove
Ferdinand Lasiella
Joeader
Board of Fire Engineers
John Grabert
Defiance Hse
Harrs
RooGias
Ever Ready Fire
Fred
Euevremont
Ever Ready Hose Co
Frank Jolewis
Bristol Fire Department
Marathon Race Steers Start Near Hotel Belvedere Officials
Start signal given for the marathon race led by Jack Farrington Rhode Island representative of the NFE A AWU with a large committee of officials and judges. The event lists many entrants from cities including Pawtucket Somerville Medford and Boston with crews from Bristol Providence and Newport coordinating the start and timing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Farrington
Rhode Island
NFE A Awu
Donald
Joseph Wines
Post No
Amerian Legion of Bristol
Joseph McCaffers
Andrew
Stevenson
Albert Ren
Steve Miller
Feter Mercier
Jim Farrington
John Fawsons
Trearge Bevens
Hoh Nickson
Bet
Joe A Mageuall
Pawtucket
Charlie Welch
Pere Marqquette
Manuel Lima West Warwick
Thomas Kobohich
Somerville
Julius Rober Newton
Centre Mass
Russell Tekel
Oy Air
Clarence Det Mar Keene NH
Francis McCune
Sarl Machin
Paul Casane
Tames Hennigan
Medford Mass
Tanie Carceraro
Bosgten
Charles Homes
Lucas Fall River Hatts
Sherman
Edward Sherman
Cumberland Witham Care Woorsohe
Fred
Hooton Chelsea Maas Miart
Fitzpatrick Dorchester Club
Difford Lefebre Central Falls
Wilfred
Nerzina Westerls
Toseph
Tama West
Warwick
Albert Poarties Providenee
Albert Peiner
Albert Bir
James Clesary
Alfred Frayling
Poara Hutchiaon
Rennie Obaa
Qquitm
Lewis Wo Smith
Praut Russell
Damon Haffen
Dore Heater Club
Fred van Buren
New Haven
Matthew Cantwell
River
Leslie Paw Sons
Matthew Bardsles
John Trownie
Alfred Woatkinson
James O' Connell
J & Fo Coats Paw
Sunnyside Farm Dwelling Damaged by Fire Yesterday
Fire damaged a Sunnyside farm dwelling with unknown cause. The report lists residents Mr and Mrs Ehoomas and mentions damage to property on San ste br th te Wester. Further readable fragments reference Jake Poueetd shorts and Orge details, but the full story is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Bere
Ehoomas
Mpcheneys
Rotary hears Legion defends service and aims at rehabilitation
State Department Commander Charles L. Woolley refutes two Legion misconceptions at the Rotary Club in Hotel Belvedere. He argues the Legion stands for peace and preparedness, supports appropriate navy strength, and seeks proper care and rehabilitation for disabled veterans, with 890000 members and 350000 auxiliarys. A $25 Red Cross donation was approved by directors after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Rotery Club
Red Cross
State Department
Charles L. Woolley
Rotary Club
Hotel
Belvedere
Woolley
Woolles
Oits Auxiliara
The
United States
Seven-rifle series ends in tie at new Battery C range
In the first of seven matches at Battery C 243d Coast Artillery armory Pats the foot of Church street, Battery C and Bristol Train of Artillery tied 464 to 464. Corp Sevigny and Capt E R Bullock shared top score with 9. Matches use new rules with the championship decided after the final meet. Capt G R Brown and Lieut E E McMillan served as scorer and field judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Artillery
Pats
Church Street
Battery C
Bristol Train’ of Artillery
Corp. Sevigny
E. R. Bullock
G R Brown
Lieut
E. E. McMillan
Headquarters
243Rd Coast Artillery
Catherine Leitiger Dies in Jamaica Plain After Illness
Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Leitiger wife of the late Carl Leitiger formerly of this town died Wednesday in Jamaica Plain Massachusetts after a long illness She was 70 and survived by two children Carl Leitiger and Emma Leitiger of Jamaica Plain a sister Annie Freddermann of Boston Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 o clock at 11 Barbara street Jamaica Plain and interment will be in North Cemetery Bristol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine ‘Leitiger
Catherine Elizabeth (Hempelman) Leitiger
Carl Frank Leitiger
Jamaica Plains
Mass
Leitiger
Boston
New York City
Bristol
First Street
Carl F. Leitiger
Emma Leitiger
Annie
Bent) Freddermann
Barbara Street
North Cemetery
Marionettes Win Favor at Reynolds School Program
A good sized audience enjoyed Betty Huestis and her Marionettes Tuesday evening in Reynolds school auditorium. The program pleased children and adults with lively acts and applause. Mrs Raymond Brightman provided piano solos as the Odd Fellows Infirmary fund benefit received backing from Reba Lodge committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds School
Betty Huestis
Raymond
Brightman
Odd Fellows Infirmary Fund
Reba Lodge
Administration Notice of Creditors for Puizbooten Nutres Estate
November 1930 notice from the Town of Pristet, County Clerk John W Church, requests creditors to file claims in the estate of Puizbooten Nutres within the legally required time, beginning November 7th. The document names Martine Ovigverg as related to the estate and cites the office of the Clerk for filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine
Mrs Clara Houle Dies. Rites Planned in Providence
Mrs Clara Houle wife of Alexander Houle of 14 Charles Street died this morning at St Josephs Hospital Providence after treatment she was a native of Canada daughter of Franc is and Philomen Bertrand and had lived here since childhood besides her husband she leaves a son Edmund three sisters Mrs Joseph A Paquin Mrs Henry Bernard both of this town and Ernestine Daigle of Canada funeral set for Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Houle
Clara Houle
Charles Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Providence
Houle
Canada
Francis and
Philomen Bertrand
Edmund
Joseph A Paquin
Henry Bernard
Ernestine Daigle
Mrs Beatrice Milburn Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Beatrice Keegan Milburn, wife of William B. Milburn, died last night shortly before 11 oclock at her home. The obituary notes her death follows a brief illness and lists surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Milburn
Beatrice Keegan Milburn
Milburn Resident Buried After Long Illness
Mrs Milburn aged 60 a long time Bristol resident born in Ireland died after a short illness. She leaves her husband a brother John a sister Catherine Keegan of Ireland and a sister Mary Keegan of this town plus an adopted daughter Miss Mary M Charton. Funeral Monday with a requiem Mass at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burfheld
Milburn
Ireland
Bristolsfor
John
Catherine Keegan
Mary Keegan
Mary M. Charton
St. Mary’s Church
Misquotations and the trouble with famous lines
A magazine notes how often well known quotations are misattributed or misremembered. It contrasts common forms with original attributions by Emerson Dickens Cervantes and others, showing how meanings shift over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Book Magazine
Emerson
Dickens
Cervantes
Soviet women trained to guard munitions factories
An army of Russian women is trained to handle rifles and machine guns and to act as protectors for munitions facilities in wartime, reflecting total mobilization and defense readiness in the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
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Armis Istice
A. A. Edmonds
Col Merton A
Cheesman
Nunes Marsha
Pie Sted
Auguste Fidalgo
Conmandhine Rearnes
Sleap Sea Scouts
Oswald LeClair
Frasmo Mane
Bristol Trescops
Henrys Perrys
Wm A Francis
Bristol Throop
Lawrenc
Ashton
Warren
Revi Paul Q
Brooks
Benjamin Smuez
Barmington
Ao J Sehauble Thiel Warringts
John RO
Warren Carl Scouts
Tine Cone
Filla FO MacDougall
Raniverside
Crirh Scoute
Mra Wirtat Anderson
William H Remieres
Stark Parker
Drum Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Rast Providence Recordacces da Patria Club
Antonio Cabral
Kearnes
Amerian Legion
Bristol RI
Joseph Wo Enos
Rabtitt Bost
R Witham Young
Veterans of Isil War
Stanish Woaer
HT Soldiersa PP Sree
Veterans of the World Rabbtt
Womens Relief Corps of
Mra Mintive
Ard
Poristeel E
Eaaree
Beraatel Doratrat Nurses Prostal Chapter Daughters of Ntre
Oor Ag
Astorie
Sliat
Tucket
Committee of Sarrangementa Conasta
Albert Ao
Fadimonds
Chaiman
Harold W. Gifford
James Fluffs
Solomonese
Flvon Frearge
Haldwin
Manuel Pers
Walter A Prigegs
Hubert Tarnes
Peres
Toad K Peuntar
Fred Suzmi
Joseph OW Enos
Officas
Polkey
Gsuests
B W Wall
Y Thornkes
John Harkyard
William Albrecht
Ste
Prn
E.bullock
C Sartini
R. Sartini
J St
Angelo
Hambrick
Hay Moren
bAscola Hay
So Pee As
Bea Anata
NT Va
Prime Ribs Rib Roast
New England
Hansel € Potts
Lutz
Pontes
Nunes
John W Church
Campbell's Tomato
Ivory
Ralston
N.B C
Stike
Nywere
Za-Rex
Ige
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