Boy Scouts of Bristol Plan Thanksgiving Good Turn
Bristol Scouts organize Thanksgiving dinners for needy families with each patrol to donate baskets Wednesday afternoon and distribute them later the first Bristol Troop meets tonight at 7 30 for plans and tests a toy collection contest starts this week with a prize for the winning patrol a Board of Awards meets at 7 15 to review candidates Washanks Herd POWs holds fall ceremony Saturday at 7 30 with officer installation and a harvest supper Braves of King Philip plan a December 19 Christmas party with a committee appointed to arrange details
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BOY Scouts OF America
Scouts of the
Bristol
Board of Awards
Fish
Philip
Hes
Testimonial Dinner Invites Kearney Post Members
A A Edmonds commander of Kearney Post No 6 receives an invitation from the American Legion Rhode Island Department to attend a testimonial dinner honoring National Commander James E Drain. The event is Saturday December 6 at 7 p.m. at the Hotel Biltmore Providence Reservations are due by Monday December 1.
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A Edmonds
Kearney Post
American Legion of Rhode Island
Kearney
James E Drain
Hotel Biltmore
Providence
Edmonds
Nominations Made for Kearney Post Legion Officers
At the semi monthly Kearney Post No 6 American Legion meeting in G AR Hall officers for the coming year were nominated. Key posts include Commander Charles R Beals vrus A Jackson Albert A Edmonds and Vice Commander Edward M Kavanagh William E Flanagan Alfred H Dawson and Thomas A Hickes. The executive committee will have five members with five nominees. Nominations stay open until election night in December. The Post approved a $25 gift to a disabled veterans Christmas fund and a department headquarters chair was purchased.
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Kearney
American Legion
G AR Hall
Charles R Beals
Vrus A Jackson
Albert A Edmonds
Edward M Kavanagh
William E. — Flanagan
Alfred H Dawson
Thomas A Hickes
William A . Bottomles
Frederick E Garvin
James Joseph Haines
A Elmer McNamara
Albert A Pdmonds
Successful sale at church Epworth League event
Food and tans artules sale ran from 3 to 6 pm Saturday in the vestry of State Street Methodist Church. Tables displayed crepe paper decor and cut flowers. Organizer group included Miss Sarah D Bosworth Miss Rubs M Blaisdell Miss Mildred I Pollock for Food Table and others for Fancy Candy and Children's tables.
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State Street Methodist Church
Epworth League
Sarah D_ Bosworth
Rubs M
Blaisdell
Mildred I Pollock
Helen Sylvester
Hannah Sylvester
Emilys Pollock
Ethel F Blaisdell
Alice Morgan
Anna A Brelsford
Gladys Brelsford
Pauline Brelsford
Edith Coggeshall
50th Anniversary Planned for Reba Rebekah Lodge No 12
Lodge members discussed the 50th anniversary celebration and appointed a committee led by Mrs William J Munro to plan events. They voted to join with United Brothers Lodge for future entertainment and to host a chicken salad supper on December 4 at Odd Fellows Hall to benefit the lodge.
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Reba Rebekah Lodge
No. 12
William J. Munro
William P. Gladding
Roselma W .Bowen
Annie M. Faulkner
United Brothers 'Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William J Seymour
Pauline Brelsford
Eliza Usher
Lida G Drown
Maud McGann
Barbara S. LeClair
Meta A Williston
Met
YMCA Notes Volleyball Schedule For Business Men Class
The Y M C A notes that the building will be closed on Thanksgiving and the business men's class has formed a volleyball league. Team lists include Team 1 led by Sidney Herreshoff and Team 2 with Rk Dimond and F M Dimond. A long schedule of matches from December to April follows with dates and pairings.
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Sidney Herreshoff
N G Herreshoff, Jr
John G Stewart
George Marshall
Rk Dimond
Dimond
C Dimond
John H Wall
HaNes
EO Tirrell
Gy Boevnton
T Fitzgerald
WF Williams
Prominent speaker to open Friday Members' Supper event
Friday night at six the first in a series of Members' Suppers will feature a prominent speaker. Ladies will serve a fine menu at a nominal price. The Radio Orchestra will officiate and moving pictures will be shown. Tonight begins the Thousand Point Athletic contest for Employed Boys Juniors and High School members.
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Thousand Point
Two Local Weddings Record in Town and Oxford
In First Congregational Church on Thursday November 23 Joseph M Rennard of 9 Grev yone married Miss Edith Leach of this town. In Oxford on November 20 Isaac Bo Munro Jr and Miss Laulle Phydlis Clark were wed by Rev A MacDonald.
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Rennard—Leach
First Congregational Church
Joseph M Rennard
Grevyone
Ldith Leach
Munro -Clark
Oxford
A MacDonald Isaac Bo Muno Jr
Lualle Phsydlis Clark
Obituary notices for Hamill and Sparks in this town
Katherine Augusta Hamill aged 56 years is noted in this town on Nov 21. Samuel Oscar, son of Isabelle Gladding and the late Joseph Bo Sparks, died in his 63rd year with funeral services scheduled for Wednesday at 2 PM from the late residence at 100 Franklin Street. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Sparks
Samuel Oscar
Isabelle (Gladding
Joseph Bo Sparks
Franklin Street
In Memoriam Angie William Pierce 1912
In loving memory of Angie William Pierce who died November 26 1912. Mrs Mary Pierce Murray Riverside T Angie W Pierce Jr Newport Rhode Island.
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Angie William Pierce
Mary Pierce Murray Riverside
T Angie W Pierce
Newport, RI
Katherine A Hamill Dies After Illness at 56
Miss Katherine Augusta Hamill longtime resident and businesswoman of this town died at 692 Hope Street after a three month illness in her fifty seventh year. She founded Hamill Dry Goods in 1898 and led in local social and fraternal circles. Funeral services were held at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
Samuel O Sparks lifelong town resident dies at 73
Samuel Oscar Sparks 73 died at his home 100 Franklin street Sunday after a fall from a ladder last July left him with a hip fracture. Born December 28 1861 in town he worked 12 years as a watchman for National India Rubber Company. He leaves a brother and four sisters. Funeral at his home at 2 pm tomorrow with burial in North Cemetery.
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Samuel Oscar Sparks
National India Rubber Company
Franklin Street
Mr Sparks
Rhode — Island
Isabelle (Gladding) Sparks
Joseph Barnes Sparks
Rhode Island Volunteers
Ambrose E. Burnside
Sparks
Nathaniel W Sparks
Pappasquash
William H Gardiner
James A Munro
Thompson Avenue
Rachael Phair
Bourn Street
George L. Bryant
Fourth Street
East Providence
North Cemetery
Funeral of Mrs Rose Lavander Widow of Michael Lavander
The funeral for Mrs Rose Lavander widow of Michael Lavander and mother of Representative James F Lavander was held from her home at 152 Wood Street this morning at 9 30 followed by a requiem mass at 10 at St Marx Church. Rev Thomas J Gillan celebrated. Offertory pieces were sung by Miss Nora E Dwiver and Miss M Theresa Sullivan. Bearers included James J Walsh Robert J Connery William P Ham mill Philp Brady Hugh F Kelley and Dennis J McCarty. Burial followed at St Mary's Cemetery.
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Rose Lavander
Michael Lavander
James F Lavander
Wood Street
St Marx's Church
Thomas J Gillan
Nora E Dwiver
M Theresa Sullivan
Bristol Council
No 379
Knights of Columbus
National India Rubber Company
James J Walsh
Robert J Connery
William P Hammill
Philp Brady
Hugh F. Kelley
Dennis J. McCarty
St Mary’s Cemetery
Miss Sullivan Weds Francis Doyle in Mount Carmel Church
Miss Anna E Sullivan daughter of Mrs James E Sullivan 833 Hope street married Francis J Doyle 101 Thayer street Providence at 8 yesterday morning in the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Rev Francis Fullam performed the ceremony with a nuptial mass by Rev Joseph Poya. The bride wore henna satin crepe with fur trim and a brown hat. Attendant Miss M Theresa Sullivan wore dark brown satin crepe. Best man was James E Sullivan. After a brief bridal trip the couple will reside at 833 Hope street. The bride, a 1912 Colt Memorial and 1915 Rhode Island College graduate, taught music at John Post Reynolds school. the groom, La Salle Academy graduate, was formerly organist at St Marys Church.
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Anna E. Sullivan
James E. Sullivan
Hope Street
Francis J. Doyle
Thayer Street
Providence
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
St Mary's Church
Francis Fullam
St Mary‘s Church
Joseph Poya
Theresa Sullivan
James E Sullivan
Warren High School
Dosle Will Ive
Colt Memorial High School
Rhode Island College
John Post Reynolds School
la Salle Academy
Worcester Couple Wed In Worcester Home Union
Miss Lucille Phyllis Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Ward B Clark of Federal Hill road becomes the wife of Isaac Beach Munro Jr son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Beach Munro of Bristol RI The ceremony occurred at the Old South Congregational Church parlor with Rev A MacDonald presiding The couple will spend a few days in New York then move to Seattle Washington for their home Miss Clark a 1920 Oxford High School graduate worked as a bookkeeper for American Steel and Wire Co Munro formerly auditor at Hotel Bancroft has been transferred to Hotel Olympic Seattle for a similar post
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Oxford
Lucille Phyllis Clark
Ward B Clark
Federal Hill Road
Isaac Beach Munro, Jr
Isaac Beach Munro
Bristol
A. MacDonald
Old South Congregational Church
Worcester
Munro
New York
Seattle
Washington
Oxford High School
American Steel & Wire Company of
Bancroft
Olympic
Eagles Whist Finalizes Eight-Game Series in Bristol Hall
Bristol Aerie No. 953 concludes an eight game whist series at Eagles Hall Hope. Mrs John Matheson wins the women’s top prize with 227 points and Thomas F Brelsford leads the men with 267. Prizes go to Miss Cora Paul Miss Catherine Marz Miss Genevieve Almeida in the women’s division and Remi Guevremont Charles H Whittum in the men’s. A new eight game series starts tonight in the Aerie rooms.
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Bristol Aerie
Eagles Hall
Hope Street
John Matheson
Thomas F. Brelsford
Cora Paul
Catherine Marz
Genevgieve Almeida
Advice for Women to Cultivate Minds and Beauty
A historical note urges women to cultivate their minds so that men will value their beauty. It frames intellect as essential to complement appearance, suggesting inner development enhances social perception and desirability.
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