Armistice Day Ten Mile Marathon Leads Bristol Event
The Armistice Day program features a 10 mile race starting at 1 30 pm in front of the Hotel Belvedere. Brig Gen L H Callan will start the field as runners including Clarence De Mar and Ted Lawson compete along Hope Wood Bay View High and Constitution streets ending at the Bristol County Court House. Prizes include four gold watches and gold fountain pens. De Mar arrives this afternoon to attend a Legion banquet at the Belvedere.
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Belvedere
L. H. Callan
Hope Street
Wood Street
Bay View Avenue
High Street
Washington Street
Hotel Belvedere
John Farrington
Pawtucket
Cmmissioner
Rastle Island
John Wo Flynn
Paul A Herzig
William A Francis
William 4A Bottomley
Baptist Parish Supper Speaker Reuben Marc Born in Haiti
Rueben Marc native of Trou-du-Nord Haiti and pastor at French Baptist Church Worcester for a year speaks at a Baptist Parish supper. He will graduate from Newton Theological Seminary next June and plans to return to Haiti to support mission work with his father while detailing life in Haiti and the meaning of missions.
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Rueben Marc
Trou-du-Nord
Haiti
United States
Marc
Salem
Worcester
New England
French Baptist Church
Newton Theological Seminary
Church Notes St. Michael's Service Schedule
The St. Michael's Church posts Twenty second Sunday after Trinity events with Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon at 10:30 a.m. Church School at noon and Evening Prayer with address at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday church schedule for Trinity observance
Twenty second Sunday after Trinity schedule listing Holy Communion at 9 30 am Sung Mass and sermon at 10 45 am Church School and Bible Class at noon Evensong and sermon at 7 30 pm
First Congregational Church Weekend Services
Friday service at 7 30 p m and Sunday worship at 10 30 a m with sermon Hearts That Burn Church School gathers at noon Sunday night service at 7 30 with sermon The Strong and the Weak
State Street M. E. Church Parsonage Schedule
The State Street M. E. Church lists activities at 256 Wape Street with Friday prayer meeting and choir practice at 8:30. Sunday services include preaching at noon and Sunday School at 7:30 pm.
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State Street
M. E
Wape Street
First Baptist Church Armistice Day Service and Sermon
Friday evening prayer meeting omitted for Armistice Day Sunday services include 1030 am worship with sermon Ad justment to a New Life Junior Church in vestry for young children Church School at 1145 am and 730 pm sermon Shocking Things The Lowelcame Visitor shown as a motion picture film
Church Services on Sunday at Court Street Nazarene
Rev. Thomas Armstrong of Pawtucket will officiate all services at the Church of the Nazarene on Court Street near Hope. Morning service at 10 45, Sunday School at 12, Young People at 6, Evangelistic meeting at 7, Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. You are invited.
In Memoriam Sadie Chafee Morgan
In loving memory of Sadie Chafee Morgan who died November 12 1920. A family laments her loss and recalls her presence guiding them though sorrow. The poem speaks of a mother sister and brother keeping her memory alive.
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Sadie Chafee Morgan
Clarke and Howe Partners Dissolve Forming Howe and Church
The architecture firm Clarke & Howe dissolves by mutual consent on November 1, 1927. Wallis E. Howe and Samuel W. Church will continue the practice as Howe & Church from 1208 Turks Head Building Providence RI, with George Locke Howe joining the new firm. Telephone Gaspee 1462.
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Clarke & Howe
Prescott
Clark
Wallis E. Howe
Samuel W Church
Turks Head
Providence
Rhode Island
Messrs
HOWE
George Locke Howe
Telephone
Gaspee
State Board Seals Proposals for Highway Contract Seals
State Board of Public Roads will receive sealed proposals under the Federal Highway Act for two sections of Rhode Island highways. Contract No 2712 covers Cranston Reservoir Avenue Sockanosaset Avenue to Pontiac Road 16 miles of reinforced cement concrete four feet wide. Contract No 2715 covers East Greenwich Warwick and West Warwick from East Greenwich to Crompton via Division Street Quaker Lane and Cowesett Avenue 47 miles of bituminous macadam 20 feet wide eight inches thick. Proposals due November 23, 1927 at noon at the State House Providence.
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State Board of Public Roads
State House
Providence
R. I
Cranston Reservoir Avenue
Sockanosaset Avenue
Pontiac Road
Federal Aid
East Greenwich
Warsik
West Warwick
Greenwich
Crompton
Division Street
Quaker Lane
Cowesett Avenue
Hopkinton
Voluntown
Hope Valley
Rockville
Middletown
Aquidneck Avenue
Easton's Beach
East Man Road
Johnston
Atwood Avenue
Plainfield Street
Hartford Avenue
Bristol-Warren
Metacom Avenue
Bay View Avenue
Child Street
Rhode Island
Safe Board of Public Roads
Rhode Island State Board OF Public Roads
Abram L. Atwood
Benjamin F Robinson
John W Hanley
A H Bodington
Joseph P Burlingame
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Susan B Shaw
Edward G Garvin
Frederick E Garvin
Curtis A Chase
Cathy Gat
Retail Merchants’ Division
Providence Chamber of Commerce
ST. Michael's Church
Trinity Church
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First Baptist Church
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