We Should Pity the Germans Says Rev Wilmot at Bristol Service
The Rev Frederick A. Wilmot urged a Christ like view of pity for Germany, noting its great artists and scientists while condemning current persecution. He recounted meetings with Gandhi and Tagore, and described an Oxford Edinburgh Christian unity mood, calling for renewed faith and action.
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Wilmot
Bristol
Frederick A. Wilmot
First Congregational Church
Germany
Oxford
Edinburgh
Mahatma Ghandi
Rabindranath Tagore
Ghand
Jim
Meyor
Dr Roy
Ara
Tha Meek
Patriotic Program at Taft Club Features Armistice Day Discourse
Taft School Taft Club members host a Patriotic Program with 7-year-old Joseph Magsamen of Rehoboth delivering a flag and Armistice Day address. Rhode Island Legion Auxiliary president Alice Dubuc presents the Rhode Island insignia. Vocal solos and talks follow as hostesses organize future events including a December 15 meeting with a food sale and Christmas play.
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Joseph Magsamen
Rehoboth
Taft Club
Rhode Island
American Legion
Department of
Alice Dubuc
Second District
American Legion Auxiliary
Hora Deschaine
Amnanda
Alice Gib
Carlton Hill
Carl Carlson
John DeCosta
William Pinch
Forum Led By Dr Mayer Explores Business Cycles
Thursday evening Dr Joseph Mayer led a statewide forum at Colt Memorial high school on can we avoid a business slump and is spending sometimes more important than saving The discussion covered psychology of optimism credit expansion over production and deflationary risk with comparisons to a locomotive and a giant bellows The meeting ended with discussion among attendees and was chaired by Elmer S Mapes superintendent of schools
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Joseph Mayer
Colt Memorial High School
Mayer
Elmer S. Mapes
Bristol Town Records Highlight 19th Century Notices
Readable fragments reveal 1807 market House committee, 1811 cemetery fence work, 1834 hearse authorization, 1841 watch duty rules, 1845 public tomb vote, physicians Holmes Briegs O Wall, anti rum actions in Goree, and notes on Mark Anthony D Wolf and early Bristol figures including burgess Sim Potter privateer links.
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Perry Dotee
Old Bristol
Thames Street
State House
Court House
Academy
James” B'wett
S. E
Phoenix
Wm. C. Liscomb
Mount Hope Academy
High
Franklin Streets
Prospect Street
Holmes, Briegs
O'Wall
Goree
D A R Names Bristol Chapter Delegates at Newport Meeting
Bristol D A R chapter announces ten delegates for the Rhode Island State Chapter fall meeting at the Hotel Viking Newport led by Regent Mrs Charles Q Thompson Others include Miss Alice B Almy vice regent and Mrs Samuel Hall secretary Meeting discussed "The Rhode Island Indian" lecture by Mrs Winthrop Saunders and musical selections by Miss Nabe Bo Sainsburs New member Mrs Herbert Burnham was admitted Hosts listed for the day
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Bristol
ITA
Franklin Street
Rhode Island
Winthrop Saunders
Providence
Promier
Nabe Bo Sainsburs
John Phot
Ethelbert Nevins
Vlerbert PR Burnham
Isabel Bulhoes and Frank Sousa Wed in Bristol
Isabel VE Bulhoes of 48 Cottage Street wed Frank Sousa of Bristol in a morning ceremony at St Elizabeths Church officiated by Rev Henrique Rocha. The couple, accompanied by Miss Mary Mello and Miss Phoebe Garcia as attendants, planned a dinner at Hotel Warren and a wedding trip to New York City. They will reside on Bay View Avenue.
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Isabel VE Bulhoes
Cottage Street
Miss Micella
Hotel Warren
New York City
Funeral for Chauncey Maxfield Held in Warren
Chauncey Maxfield longtime Bristol resident died Saturday in Albany NY funeral services were held at the George WE Wilbur Memorial Chapel with Rev Raymond I Spoerr officiating. Burial followed in South Cemetery Warren He was born December 9 1958 in Warren son of George and Ruth Maxfield and lived in Bristol 40 years after marrying Betsy Manchester. He worked as a cutter at the old National India Rubber Company and is survived by three sons three daughters five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Chauncey Maxfield
Raymond I Spoerr
Warren Baptist Church
Chaunces Maxfield
Bristol
Albany
George WE Wilbur
Warren
South Cemetery
Maxfield
George
Ruth Maxfield
Betsy Manchester
Old National India Rubber Company
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Herbert D Graetz
Rex Arthur W Burdon
First Baptist Church
Marvin W Topping
State Street Methodist
Vernon A Gray
Eve
Taft
Westinghouse
Neen
Rae
Universal
Ean Ay
Cy Tommasi
THE
Narragansett Electric Company
Gas & Electric Shop
Hope Street
Charles C. F. Thompson
the Phoenix
Mark Anthony O'Wolf
Mark Anthony N’wolf
Hope and
Burton Streets
Artillery
Stephen Burton
Mark Anthony
Swanzea
Swansea
Sim Potter
Prince Charles of Lorraine
Charles of Lorraine
Newport
Simeon Potter
Mark Anthony D'Wolf
Jae Mark Anthony D'Wolf i
Pati
Khabar
Wis
Hanrs D’walt Wan Baron Tee Easurtt
Gypy
Chicago
Charles O’wolf
Hey Bonnie Grounds
Pappasquaw
Linden
Isabel Bulhoes
Frank Sousa
St. Mary’s Holy Name
Crusaders
Lal
Fatvpatrick
Butler Hk
Rebel
Novos
Doo
Frog Hollow
Taney RO
J Brown
Bethatda
Duminy
Baffas
Bullock
Parisi
Breen
Mfc
Namara
Donovan
Ramblers
Morris
I Byrnes
Pagano Lal
Aells
McCarthy
Squires
I Pierce
Tr Griffin
C Connery
C McGinn
K. of C
Ingram
Vermette
H Vermette
G Ingram J McKenna
Cyclones
Ingraham
Simmons Ee
Perrara
Church Eee
Johnston Nnn
Smith
Wwe
Williams Ener Errerereery
R. Dimond
W. . Ee Ene
Hurricanes Deslaurier
Martin 2
Edmonds
Sylvia
Newman
F Dimond
DeRocha
Parshley Perron
Callan
Lites Wilbur
Perry Huestis
Morrow
Cada
Bowie
Joseph Sansone
State Street
Boston
E L. Watson CO Inc
Weybosset Street
Providence R. I
G. M. Wilbur
Main St
Constitution St
Bris
E. W. Weaver & Son
High Street
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Tel
Copa
Ulysse Forget
B. L
District Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Hope
Thyra Carlson
High St
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