Kearney Post to Hold December Meeting at G A R Hall
The regular Masonic? Kearney Post meeting is set for Friday evening December 1 1922 at 8 Block in G A R Hall Election of officers and other business will be discussed. American Education Week December 3 8 is observed nationwide with Bristol programs led by the American Legion and supported by the Town Council and School Committee.
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National Education Association
Legion
United States Commissioner of Education
Bristol
Kearney Post
Ingram Brothers Guilty of Assault on Hope Street
George, William and James Ingram were found guilty of assaulting George Thompson in his garage on Hope Street October 3. Jamesgram was fined 50 dollars plus costs. the other two brothers 20 dollars each plus costs.
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George
William
James Ingram
George Thompson
Hope Street
Fifth District Court
F. H. Hammill
James Gram
John Lake
Anderson Allen
Edward Morrissey
Francesco DiGuoia
Joseph Separato
Annie
Francis McCormack
Mary Fontes
Half Way Hill
Thomas Cassidy
Luigi Tortorice
Bristol Gun Club Turkey Shoot Draws Small Crowd
Sunday gusty winds and snow flurries reduced turnout to 15 of 25 entrants at the Bristol Gun Club turkey shoot at the old trotting park range. Dudley Shallcross of Seekonk led Class A with 95 of 100. Robert Lanphear of Bristol won Class B with 74. T Shallcross of Seekonk took Class C with 64. Hoar and Buffington tied 50 in the Rhode Island Red rooster event, later Hoar won shoot-off 18 to 16. Eugene Byone earned the booby prize with 47 of 109. Chowder and coffee were served afterward.
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Bristol Gun Club
Eatcher
Seekonk Gun Club
Bristol Club
Dudley Shallcross
Atlantic City
Robert E. Lanphgar
T. Shallcross
Rhode Island Red Rooster
Louis Hoar
William H Buffington
Hoar
Buffington
Eugene Byone
D. Shallcross
sHorton
Miller
Lanphear
McKenzie
Dunbar
Medbury
Halliwell
Huestis
Hopkins
Hanson
Glass D—Hoar
Byone
Bristol Troops Scout Thanksgiving Night at Armory
The Bristol Troops of Boy Scouts of America 41 observe Thanksgiving this evening in Artillery Armory. They will hold the monthly Troop Committee night with food baskets for town families and an inspection and infantry drill. Plans for Thanksgiving Day and vacation will be made. Each scout may bring another boy. The honor shield and efficiency pins will be awarded and a court of awards for first and second class tests will convene. Attendance urged for officers and scouts.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Artillery Armory
Obituary of Joseph V. Barry Bristol athlete and member
Joseph V. Barry son of Mr and Mrs James H Barry of this town died at Rhode Island Hospital last Saturday after an appendicitis attack. He was 21, born Oct 21 1901 in Providence and lived in Bristol where he played baseball and basketball and was catcher for a Baltimore International League team. He attended Colt Memorial High School Leonardtown Md and joined Bristol Council Knights of Columbus. He is survived by his parents three sisters and a brother. Funeral Mass was held at St Marys Church with many relatives from across several cities. Burial at St Marys Cemetery preceded by a Bristol K of C memorial meeting.
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Joseph V. Barry
James H. Barry
Rhode Island Hospital
Mr. Barry
Providence
Colt Memorial High School
Leonardstown
Barry
South
Bristol
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
James T. Fagan
Marguerite E
Mary C. Barry
John H. Barry
St. Mary’s Church
New York
Washington
Boston
Warren
Swansea
Gilbert
Leonard Hall
Thomas J. Gillan
Francis Fullam
Joseph Poja
Edward E. Connors
God
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
United States
Leb. B. Colt
Harold D. Shippee
George Coggeshall
James Garvin
William Baker
Russell Graham
David Barry
South Swansea
St. Mary's Cemetery
K. of C
Death of Edward Hadfield at home on Richmond Street
Edward Hadfield died Saturday morning at his home 43 Richmond Street. Born in England about 60 years ago he came to this country as a young man and had resided here for nearly 30 years.
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Edward Hadfield
Richmond Street
England
Mr. Hadfield
Dissolution of Oberg & Clarke Partnership in Bristol RI
The firm of Oberg & Clarke composed of William Oberg and Charles B Clarke in Bristol Rhode Island has been dissolved by instrument of the 27th inst The business will be continued by William Oberg with all credits and debts assumed by him and solely liable for the firm’s obligations
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Oberg & Clarke
William Oberg
Charles 8. Clarke
Bristol
Rhode Island
William Ober
William Deerelliam Oberg
Charles
Clarke
Hadfield Family Details and War Casualty Note
The article notes the death of Joseph Edward Hadfield, a World War II private in the United States Signal Corps, from wounds. It lists surviving relatives including wife Marion and four sons Harry George John and James as well as three daughters Mrs Margntyre Mrs Lillian Maxmean and Miss Helga Hadfield living locally, plus brother William Hadfield and sister Mrs Egs of Chepacheteo.
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Cranston
Marion
Harry
George
John
James Hadfield
Margntyre
Lillian Maxmean
Helga Hadfield
William Hadfield
Brovix Dencé
Ecgs
Chepachéteo
Joseph Edward
Hadfield
United States Signal Corps
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