Two Football Teams Win on the Common
Rugby and soccer matches on the common yesterday feature a decisive 66 to 10 rugby victory by the N I R Co lineup with Armstrong Nerone Langello Gladue and Prouxl among contributors. A later soccer clash between N I R Team and an American Legion side ended with a quick N I R goal and a defensive stalemate thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eel Shen
Sarcet- Beare
Armstrongs Nerone
Wesescaeee
Re. McElroy Gueyremont
Seseeeye
Whalen ‘Alesio
Vesenenegges
McElroy Langello
A. St. Haipins
Langello
Brennan Prouxl
Smith Bistano
Halpins Adue
Hughes
Nerone Prouxl
Gladue
Eferee
Drumee
Mullen
Ruggiero
Murphy
Redfern
American Legion
Bill” Bottomley
Legion
Evangelistic Services At First Baptist Draw Large Attendance
The evangelistic meetings at the First Baptist Church started last Sunday and are well attended. Rev Dr Clevenger preaches with Miss Mc Dowell providing singing. Tonight's topic is Swallowing Camels or the Infidel's Creed and there is a men only session Sunday at 3 o clock on Masculine Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Clevenger
Miss McDowell
Moose Lodge Holds Meeting and Plans Community Dances
Loyal Order of Moose King Philip Lodge No 1135 met in Moose Hall Hasbrouck Block with 15 candidates receiving the first degree. The pool committee reported a repaired pool table in first class condition. A barn dance is set for November 18 at G A R Hall under the pool committee. Social and annual ball successes noted and a series of dances announced for Hasbrouck block starting tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Philip Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Hasbrouck Block
G. A. R. Hall
The
Moose
Armistice Day Observed With Banquet and Games
Armistice Day activities included an American Legion banquet at Artillery Hall, a second annual Kearney Post ball in the Naval Armory, and foot ball and soccer matches on the common. About 1000 witnessed N I A Juniors defeat Armstrongs 66 to 0, while N I A beat American Legion 1 to 0 in soccer. The Bristol event featured a dinner by caterer Charles H. Bickford and speeches by local officials. The Armory hall was festooned with flags for a largely attended program and musical entertainment by the Crown Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Artillery Hall
Naval Armory
Trinity Church
America
Armstrongs
Providence
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Babbitt Post
No. 15
Asa W. Hathaway
Bristol Train of Artillery
William M. Connery
L. H. Callan
James F. Lavander
Daniel W. Co
L.H. Callan
Andrew Weeks Anthony
Edward L. Leahy
W. Fred Williams
Frank Paull
Harold DeWolf
Mary Crispell
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Kearney Post
Edward M. Kavanaugh
Elmer McNamara
Frank McIsaacs
Freashirer
William '4
Cashin
James T. Pierce
Thomas A. Hickey
Joseph M. Edemonds
Joseph Bruno
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Star and Pastime Theatre
Bristol Mothers' Club Elects Officers at Meeting
A Bristol Mothers' Club business meeting in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium elected President Mrs Henry Sanford First Vice President Miss Evelin Bache Second Vice President Miss Madeleine Wyatt Secretary Mrs John T Drury and Treasurer Mrs George L Drown They voted to cooperate with the Red Cross and the mass meeting Nov 19 at the Pastime Theatre will be held under club auspices.
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Bristol
Mothers’ Club
Colt Memorial High’ School
Henry Sanford
Evelin Bache
Madeleine W. Wyatt
John T. Drury
George L. Drown
Red Cross
Bristol Boy Scouts Report In Uniform For Open Meeting
Officers and scouts of the Bristol troop will report in uniform to Scout headquarters at 7 15 this evening for an open meeting of Babbitt Post No 15 G A R Scouts intending to join the weekend Camp Takarest trip should report tomorrow at 2 30 in the scout building. A weekend trip to Camp Takarest is planned for Saturday and Sunday with fishing and other features on the program. Scouts should consult the Scoutmaster promptly.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Scout
Babbitt Post
Camp Takarest
Scout Building
Fire alarm responds to bonfire and closet blaze
Just before 9 pm the 29th District fire alarm sounded and an auto fire truck rushed out. After learning a bonfire on Charles Street was the cause, the truck returned and a recall followed five minutes later. At 3:30 am firefighters were sent to Hope Street and Beach Terrace Road to extinguish a small closet fire upstairs at Alfred Dubuc’s home.
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29Th District
Charles Street
Hope Street
Beach Terrace Road
Alfred Dubuc
Old Elm Cut Down Near Trinity Church Property
A decayed elm on Bradford Street beside Trinity Church property was felled this morning to clear space for new highway construction. It stood as one of a pair near the old Congregational Church, now the Pastime Theatre, with the town engineer approving the removal.
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Bradford Street
Trinity Church
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Town Clerk Records
Deeds filed list transfers including Thomas F. Leahy to Nora Leahy on Metacom Avenue east side land and buildings. Mary B. Lake to Samuel Naroditzky on Union Street house and lot. Charles H. Manchester to Samuel P. Colt J Howard Manchester homestead Bradford Street. Homeward Land Trust Company to Joseph R. Silva four lots on Gooding Manor. Angelo Panzarello two lots on unknown parcel.
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Thomas F. Leahy
Nora Leahy
Metacom
Avenue
Mary B. Lake
Samuel
Naroditzky
Union Street
Charles H. Manchester
Samuel P. Colt
J. Howard Manchester
Bradford Street
Homeward Land Trust Company
Joseph R. Silva
Gooding Manor
Angelo Panzarello
Funeral of Mrs. Roderica Monte Held at St Michael's
The funeral for Mrs. Roderica Dailey Monte took place Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St Michael's Church with Rev Anson B. Howard leading services. A large crowd attended, flowers filled the church, and bearers included George Farlow Harry Smith Andrew Willis of Providence and Clarence Carter of Warren. Burial followed at North Cemetery.
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Roderica (Dailey) Monte
St. Michael’s Church
Anson B. Howard
George Farlow
Harry Smith
Andrew Willis
Providence
Clarence Carter
Warren
North Cemetery
Birthday party marks Russell Gray ninth birthday
Mrs. Augustus Gray hosted 36 children at 141 High Street for her son Russell Gray’s ninth birthday. The home decorated in red white and blue featured games, music, and a serving of refreshments. Russell received numerous gifts.
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Augustus Gray
High Street
Russell
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Ribet Tures
EDIA
Mee
Acre
Patrick Mackinaws
Were
Hope and Bradford
E. A. Skinner
P. Skinner, JR
Star Theatre
William Fox
Vivian Rich
Matt and
Jeff
Pathe Comedy
Tom Moore
Prairies
Antonio Moreno
Torchy
Madge Kennedy
ART Acord
Moon Riders
Paramount Magazine
L. Ko
Baptist Church
Mothers’ Club Meeting
Red’ Cross
Rhode Island
Industrial Trust
Pawtucket
Wickford
Woonsocket
Pascoag
Newport
BOY Scouts
Cians
Victor
Edward D. Kunz
Rex Bristol
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