St Michael’s Parish Marks 200th Anniversary Service
St Michael’s Church observed the 200th founding of its parish and 100th of the Sunday school with 8 a.m. Holy Communion and 10:30 a.m. service led by Rev. James D Wolf Perry. The day featured a processional carrying cross and national ensign, banners, and candles carried by Sunday school pupils and club members. Evening prayers included an address by Perry and remarks on the church’s early history.
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St. Michael’s Parish
St. Michael’s Day
James DeWolf Perry
St. Michael’s Church
Rhode Island
St. George’s Cross
Dr Perry
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Andrew’s Club
Girls’ Friendly
St Andrew’s Club
Locke
William M. Chapin
Barrington
H. G. Raps
Parker
Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan Aims at $400000 Bristol Quota
The Bristol campaign for the Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan focuses on organization and publicity. Henry V. Stites speaks at the National India Rubber Company plant this afternoon as manufacturers pledge to extend credit methods used in the previous loan. The goal is $400,000, about double the third loan, and both men and women hope for strong local support.
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Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan
Henry V. Stites
National India Rubber Company
Bristol
Rhode Island Registers 75,000 for Fourth Draft Lottery
The fourth and largest draft lottery in Washington assigned order numbers to Rhode Island registrants. First drawn was 322 affecting 22 districts, with numbers 1027 1697 2781 438 004 1523 and 1240 listed for specific Tiverton Little Compton North Tiverton Perry plat and Block Island residents.
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Rhode Island
Washington
Rhode Islanders
Rhode Islander
Edward B Manchester, Jr
Tiverton
Mike J. Aquor
Marcelin Furtado
Leroy J. Manton
Little Compton
Joseph S Mello
North Tiverton
Antonio Rebello
Perry Plat
Augustus Almeida
William B Sharp
Block Island
United War Work Campaign Organizes Joint Appeal
A preliminary meeting at the Y M C A last evening formed a United War Work Campaign group. Seven major groups including the YMCA YMCA Ladies Auxiliary Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service American Library Association and Salvation Army agreed to unify appeals in a single campaign the week of November. Wallis E Howe named chairman and James F Lavyander secretary as planning continues.
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United War Work Campaign
Y M.C. A
United States
Young Men’s Christian Association
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Wallis E. Howe
James F. Lavyander
Fifth District Court Fines In Morning Session
William Mahoney was fined 3 dollars and costs by Judge F H Hammill in the Fifth District Court yesterday morning for drunkenness and revelling. Michael Volatato of Providence faced five warrants for illegal sale of intoxicating liquor. cases were continued for two weeks. Other defendants, including Malafronte and Tavares, faced sentences or further proceedings as the docket shuffled.
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William Mahoney
Fifth District
F. H Hammill
M Wasichael Volatato
Providence
Malafronte
Tavares
Federico
Campanella
Funeral for Mrs. Mariancolo Cariglio Held After Spanish Flu
The funeral for Mrs. Mariancolo Cariglio wife of Santo Cariglio who died last Thursday at 4 Usher street from Spanish influenza was held Saturday from her home to the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. A requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. Joseph Poja with Miss Caroline Maturi singing Pie Jesu at offertory. Prof. Henry F. Donovan presided at the organ. Interment was at St Mary's Cemetery.
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Mariancolo Cariglio
Santo Cariglio
Usher Street
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Joseph Poja
Caroline Maturi
Funeral Held for Mrs. Inez L. Molter
The funeral for Mrs. Inez L. Molter who died in Providence last Wednesday was conducted Sunday afternoon at her brother's home.
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Inez L. Molter
Providence
The Liberty Loan Pledge to Our Lads at War
A poetic pledge praising the Liberty Loan as lifeline for a bleeding world and dawn of peace. It frames the loan as a strong arm and sword, yet rooted in love for the boys overseas and at home. The piece underscores support from families and communities through financial sacrifice.
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