Christ-The Advertiser at State Street Church
Maurice C Smith Jr factory manager of the National India Rubber Company spoke on Christ as an advertiser at the Men's Union Brotherhood meeting. He praised Christ as simple direct and repetitive in saying the same things in different ways. He noted if Christ lived today headlines would flood the front page. Next Sunday the Union Brotherhood leads the evening service at the Methodist church continuing a monthly rotating service.
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Christ
Maurice C Smith, Jr
National India Rubber Company
Men's Union Brotherhood
State Street
Church
Bruce Barton
Smith
Union Brotherhood
Methodist
November Roses From Bristol High Lands Bloom in November
A Jack rose and bud, described as equal to any rose, were brought to the Phoenix office this week. The blooms appear perfect and were picked a few days ago at Bristol Highlands, though they were blooming outdoors in mid November.
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Phoenix
Bristol Highlands
Ever Ready Fair Plans Fourth Annual Event in Grand Army Hall
The Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co No 2 invites organizations statewide to its fourth annual fair at Grand Army hall on January 4 11 18 25 and February 1 1930 Music by Jack Stubbs orchestra Prizes listed and committee led by Chairman Donat Gladue with officers Joseph F E Paul William J Rinaldi Fred Guevr mont and members Wilfred Le Marre Arthur Demars Frank Lewis John Ezikovich and Martin J Maher ex officio.
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Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co. No 2
Grand Army Hall
Jack Stubbs
Donat Gladue
Joseph FE. Paul
William J Rinaldi
Fred Guevremont
Wilfred le Marre
Arthur Demars Frank Lewis
John Ezikovich
Martin J Maher
St Michael's Brotherhood to Meet. New Pastor Invited
Members of St Michael's Brotherhood will meet next Monday evening at 6 30 in the parish house with a supper served before the business session A reception for the new pastor Rev Herbert D Graetz is planned for next Thursday evening at the Memorial Chapel of the Congregational church An excursion party from Wakefield and Wickford R I visited Mt Hope Bridge and Newport returning by Saunderstown Ferry Susie E Davis lectured on The Hawaiian Islands at John Past Reynolds School The lecture used color slides and Davis noted her prior Hawaii teaching and recent visit Inoculations for diphtheria were given to preschool children at Bristol District Nursing Association on State Street led by Dr Paul F Thompson with assistance from Dr W F Duffy and district nurses
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St. Michael’s Brotherhood
Congregational Club
Herbert D. Graetz
Memorial Chapel
Congregational Church
Wakefield
Wickford
R. I
Bristol District Nursing Association
State Street
Paul F. Thompson
State Board of Health
WF Duffy
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The undersigned express sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for acts of kindness expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during their recent bereavement especially the First Baptist church and Aired Brothers Lodge No 13 1Q.
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First Baptist Church
Aired Brothers Lodge
In Memoriam Hattie K Baker Died November 1928
In loving remembrance of Hattie K Baker dear wife and mother who died November 16 1928 William I Baker and children note their loss and cherish her memory.
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Hattie K Baker
William [I Baker
Dime Messenger Service Delivers for 10 Cents
The notice offers a dime messenger service for errands at A and P First National or Mayflower Stores. On Fridays and Saturdays, customers can leave bundles for delivery for 10 cents, with a local call number 509-R or 548 for requests.
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First National
Mayflower
Dime Messenger
For Rent Listings in City Including Apartments and Garages
A mixed run of rental notices describes 3 and 4 room apartments on High Street Hope Street and Peninis area with inquiries at various offices and addresses. Also offered is a private garage space for one car at State Street with telephone contact.
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High Street
Garize
State Street
Boarding Home Sought for 10 Year Old Cathole Box
A family seeks a boarding home offering reasonable rates for a ten year old child named Cathole Box. The father requests placement through Box Chieuix office with preference for suitable caretakers.
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Chieuix
ROOM and BOARD Modern conveniences at reasonable rates
Mrs. W. T. Remieres advertises room and board at 9 Church Street offering modern conveniences and reasonable rates.
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W. T. Remieres
Church Street
Fur Repairing and Remodeling Service Listed
Fur repairing of all kinds including coats neckpieces muffs remade and fur prepared for dress. Located at 736 Hope 81 contact 395 W by telephone.
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Hope
Tel
Local church and social events listed for Burton Street area
Community notices report a Baptist church bridge whist for Babbitt W R C at Mrs John Mathesons Collins Street, Parish Aid at Trinity Church on Central Street, Epworth League Christmas Sale at State Street ME Church, Thanksgiving service at St Michael's with local pastors, St Michael's youth supper for Christian Endeavor at parish house, and Most Excellent Chief's night at Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters with past officers leading stations and a social to close.
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Bas
Mracch
Ian Ees iReinieres
Eber Hill
Bigse Baptist Church
Burton Street
Babbitt W. R. C
John Matheson
Collins Street
Trinity Church
Richard Cornell
Central Street
Katherine A. Lavy
Mary and
Catherine Cassidy
Mildred Welch
Cambridge
Medford
Mass
The
Epworth League of
State Street
Guy A. Sullivan
Grand Arms Hall
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Bristol Bus Route Controversy Over Wood Street Scheduling
Transportation officials announced a route change routing buses through Wood street and Hope street with loops via Walley and High street. Town Council notes jurisdiction limits over state highways and Eastern residents fear reduced access while Western residents gain no new benefit. Public Utilities Commission assent discussed, but debates whether transportation facilities were properly considered for the town.
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Wood
National India
Rubber Co Pat
Transportation Company
Hope Street
Bus Corporation
Wood Street
Bristol
Walley
High Street
High Streets
Consolidated Railroad
Thames Street
Public Utilities Commission
The
Transportation Co
Lions Club to Honor Colt High Football Team
The Bristol Lions Club formed a committee led by Colt High School faculty member Charles E Dowd to arrange a testimonial dinner for the Colt High School football team and coach on Monday evening December 2 at the Hotel Belvedere. The school superintendent and principal will attend. The Thanksgiving Frolic committee reported and Rev Nelson Kellogg spoke at the meeting.
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Lions Club
Colt High
Bristol Lions Club
Charles E Dowd
Colt High School
Belvedere
Nelson Kellogg
Trinity Church
YMCA Bowling League Opens With Narrow Wins and High Scores
The YMCA league opened last evening as Kearney Post, American Legion, took two strings from Battery D, B A while Ever Ready Fire Co. swept National India Rubber Co. The high three games belonged to Donat Quintal of Battery D with 303. S J Smith Jr led for American Legion with a 113 high single. Eight teams lined up with captains including Dimond, Perrys, Ethier, Gray, Guevremont, Bottomley, Teqtère, and Bo Shaw.
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Ymca Bowling League
Kearney Post
American Legion
Battery D
Ever Ready Fire Co
National India Rubber Cov
Donat Quintal
S J Smith, Jr
Amercan Legion
YMCA
Charles Dimond
Elmer Angell
Frank Dimond
Fred Gladue
Alex Bazilevich
Jamees Perry
Anthony Perrys
William Darling
Frank Pearce
William Burke Collins
Aikman Mills
Albert Ethier
Harald Newman
Elisha Hibbert
Lews Gladue
Albert Burke
John Card
Doric
George Munro
Chester Dunbar
National India Rubber Co
Gilbert Bo Shaw
James Salzano
Edward Jo Flannagan
Oscar Rische
Moore
Joseph B Edmonds
Marriage Intentions for Lucia De Palma and Anthony Puva
Lucia Mary De Palma of 8 Bay View Avenue and Anthony Puva of 185 Mount Hope Avenue, both residents of this town, filed marriage intentions.
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Lucia Mary de Palma
Bay View Avenue
Anthony Puva
Mount Hope Avenue
Rifle series ends as Bristol Train of Artillery triumphs
The Bristol Train of Artillery defeats Battery CG 243d Coast Artillery by 29 points in the fifth match of the series. A social time with a collation followed and speakers praised sportsmanship and invited Coast Artillery members to visit the State Armory. Scorers and markers included Capt G W Boutilier and Lt Hartley.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
Coast Artillery
Alfred M. Merriman
Bochanats
HSB
State Armory
Donne
Coast_Artillery
George F Boutilier
James JS GD
Ralph. F. Bennett
Edward R Bullock
Albert Hartley
Bristol Train OF Artillery Ltd
Lit
Prn
A. Hartley
Canning
Capt
Ed. Bullock
Fort
Hambrick
C. Sartini
Callan Construction earns praise from Bellows Falls townspeople
The Callan Construction Co finishing a cement highway project in Westminster earns praise from Bellows Falls residents. Workers showed tact and consideration for travelers, improving crossings and minimizing road inconveniences during six months of work. May good luck follow the crew.
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Bellows Falls
Bristol
Callan Construction Co
Westminster
Callan Company
Shower for Miss Goulet Before Thanksgiving Nuptials
Mrs Edward Goulet hosted a surprise miscellaneous shower for her daughter Doris on Hope Street. Guests enjoyed a musical program games supper pink white decor rose bud baskets favors dancing and a midnight departure. Doris Goulet is to wed Manuel Pereira known as Gallagher of the NIRL Twilight league at St Marys Church.
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Miss Goulet
Edward Goulet
Hope Street
Doris
St Mary's Church
Manuel Pereira
Gallagher
NIRL
Bristol DAR Meeting Highlights English Colonist Backgrounds
The Bristol Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Edward D Kunz home. G Andrew Moriarty discussed English backgrounds of American colonists while hostesses Mrs J E Kunz Mrs M B Salisbury Mrs A Merriman and Mrs E A Currier Jr organized the social hour.
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Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward D Kunz
Andrew Moriarty
Reynolds
Kunz
Mass Mabel B. Salisbury
A . Merriman
E. A Currier Jr
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