Armistice Day Observances Include Local Soccer Wins
Community events on Armistice Day featured a 6–0 Bristol win over Warren on Wood and Walley streets, and a 1–0 league soccer victory by Warren over Pearson at Dixon field. Celebrations at Hotel Belvedere included a banquet by Kearney Post No. 0 and Auxiliary with speeches, a toastmaster, and a framed tribute.
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Wood
Walley Streets
Rick
Bristolians
Warren Wanderers
Dixon Field
Warren
Rhode Island Amateur Soccer League
Pearson
Pawtucket
Q'Hara
Belvedere
Kearnes Post
American Legion
Morrissex
Post-Prandial Post
Leon Callan
Thomas A Hickey
Kearney
Neo Oo
Bertram W Wall
Elizabeth Graham
American Tagion Auxilliary
Jean Naismith
Savilesville
American Tagion
Hickes
Thomas A Hickes
William LePage
Bertram
Wallaher
Hill
Earl KO Dunbar
Henrys W Peterson
Peterson
Das Committee
Grabert
Tacut
Bristol
Dixon Theld Wood
Waltes
Successful Musical at Rogers Memorial Chapel
A Tuesday evening program at Rogers Memorial Chapel of the First Congregational Church featured soprano Mrs Wilmarth Colwell tenor Vernon A Gras and pianist James Velleca with reader Miss Alwe F Hall. Selections included solo and duet numbers by Mrs Colwell, Mr Velleca, Mrs Anderson, and Mr Gray, with readings and an overture to Raymond by Thomas.
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Rogers Memorial
First Congregational Church
Flower Committee
Wilmarth
Colwell
Vernon A Gras
James Velleca
Cora Shaw Anderson
Alwe F Hall
Werture
Norma Bethiny
Anderson
Velleca
Sengoof Tove
Athers
Little Woman
Mine
Bartlett
Sammie
A Citizens Sacrament and Duty of Voting
The piece urges universal participation in democracy on election day, arguing citizens owe society their best effort. It laments low registration and turnout, critiques reliance on professional politicians, and contends self rule works best when citizens govern themselves directly and meet their civic duties.
Armistice Day Exercises At Local Schools
Armistice Day exercises were held at Colt Memorial High School and Reynolds School with speeches by Bertram W Wall of the American Legion and a program led by Principal George J Bren. Students sang America and The Star Spangled Banner, recited poems, and observed the Governor’s Proclamation. Attending were members of the Kearney Post Auxiliary, the Woman’s Relief Corps, and the Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High
Bertram W Wall
The
American Legion
John Post Reysnolds School
George J . Bren
America
Laura Furtado
Flander
Mary Posvtan
Montfaucon
Filmer Manlex
Elizabeth Rogers
Kearney Post
Rabbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
Exerci
Caldarone Foti Couple Wed In Mount Carmel Church
Miss father Fots of 1879 State street daughter of Francisco Fott of Providence united in marriage to Anthonys Caldarone son of Mrs Jennie Caldarone 34 Harkness Providence at 9 oclock Monday morning The ceremony was by Rev Joseph Polya The bride wore white crepe back satin and orange blossom veil The bridesmaid was Miss Mars Foll Best man was Domenick Perron The couple will reside at 5 Courtland Providence after a wedding trip to New York and Boston.
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Father Fots
State Street
Francisco Fott
Providence
Anthonys Caldarone
Jennie Caldarone
Harkness Street
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Joseph Polya
Mars Foll
Domenick Perron
Frank Russo
Italian Hall
Wood Street
Boston
Lawrence Middletown
Conn
Warren
New York
Caldarone
Courtland Street
Real Estate Transfers Noted for High Street and Bristol Highlands
Eugenia T T Herreshoff transfers house and lot on the east side of High Street to Benjamin F Lindemuth and his wife. John Lawson of Central Falls conveys land and buildings at Bristol Highlands to Robert Lawson of Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia T T Herreshoff
Benjgamin
Lindemuth
High Street
John Lawson
Central Falls
Robert Lawson
Pawtucket
Bristol Highlands
Roma St
Court St
Bath
John
J. Watson Rhind
Nellie
A. D
Bristol
Rhode Island
Ristol
Bristol Narrows
Coggeshall Avenue
William L. Coggeshall
Coggeshall
William BE. Foster
Foster
School Calendar and Attendance Report for 1926 27
Superintendent William C Hobbs presents a monthly School Committee report showing a 14 student registration gain and 25 fewer tardies in October. The document lists the 1926 27 calendar, holidays, term dates, graduations, and nurse and truancy notes with counts of clinics treatments exclusions interviews baths weighings and truancy cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C Hobbs
Ro Institute of Instruction
Bath
Safety First Comment Sparks Quip About Crobes
In a playful remark from the Sun, someone jokes that a kiss is risky due to microbes and crobes, citing Willie Jones as the intended recipient. The quip reflects lighthearted social chatter in the era.
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Willie Jones
Sun Prin
Five Tube Radio Offered At Bargain Price
The advertisement promotes a new five tube radio at about one third the usual cost with a 10 day free trial and guaranteed satisfaction. It promises power and natural tone and invites quick contact to see and hear the device.
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D. H. Slavit GS Company
Wickenden ST
KR. I
Racing Stars
BUICK
A.A.A. Speedway
Frank Lockhart
Cliff Woodbury
Earl Cooper
Frank Elliott
Pete de Paolo
Fred Comer
Dave Lewis
Bob McDonagh
Bennett Hill
John G. Des
Cor Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
Warren, R. 1
Mra Corneline Harrington
Prop
B. A. French
WM. H. Bell, Inc
Hope Street
Orlen Curtis
Curtis
Hope Ostreet
Church Street
Billy Chtfess
George Robish
William A. Francs
James Magee
John Wo Flynn
Stephen Wo
Hopkins Edward 1
Kunz
Fred FE Suzman
Moo
Straighther Wo
Hall William TePage Farley Dunbar
Samuel Joe Smith
XS Mo Mernman
Charles Ro Beals
Offiera
Wall Street Journal
Nour State
Colt High
Reynolds
FOTI
Burton Electric Co
Burton St
R. I
Telephone
Charles F. Easterbrooks
Burton Street
John C. Trudell
Second Street
Stephen J. Casey
Grosvenor Building
R. L
Newman’s
Swift
Newman
Thayer
Florida
Concord
Clairmont
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