Rhode Island Delegates Head to National Legion Convention
Rhode Island members and Auxiliary delegates prepare for the eighth annual national convention of the American Legion and its Ladies Auxiliary in San Antonio Texas October 8 to 12. Leaders include Bertram Wall Eber Hill and Wm Le Page with Mrs Alice McHugh Coughlan presiding and other delegates traveling aboard The Nutmeg Special with stops in Washington St Louis Kansas City Ponca City and New Orleans en route to Texas and back.
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thewA‘nericin Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the Legion
San Antonio
Texas
Bertram W. Wall
Eber Hill
Wm. le Page
Legion
Messrs
Hill
le Page
Alice McHugh Coughlan
Roselma Desilets
Ella Paull
Marion Paull
Rhode Island
Isabelle Peirce
American Legion Auxiliary
Arlington
Virginia
American Legion
East Providence
Edgewood
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ponca City
Oklo
Miller Brothers
Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
Oklahoma City
Austin
Tex
New Orleans
Providence
Vicksburg
Miss
Memphis
Indianapolis
Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella Elects Officers
Hope Circle 70 Daughters of Isabella held its annual election at the Knights of Columbus on State Street. Elected were Regent Miss Winifred C Walsh Vice Regent Miss Mary Callan Recording Secretary Miss Nora E Dwyer Treasurer Miss Mary Morris Monitor Miss Marguerite Walsh Custodian Mrs Helen Dodd Chancellor Mrs Bessie Crowley Scribe Miss Helen A Condon Inner Guard Mrs Catherine Gibson Outer Guard Mrs Ethel Connery First Guide Mrs Emma Young Second Guide Mrs Eliza White Trustee for three years Mrs Elizabeth Dwyer. The group plans a chowder dinner in K of C rooms Oct 19 and will install officers Monday Oct 15 with State Regent Mrs Pendergast as installing officer.
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Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
State Street
Winifred C. Walsh
Mary Callan
Nora E. Dwyer
Mary Morris
Monitor
Marguerite Walsh
Helen Dodd
Bessie Crowley
Helen A Condon
Catherine Gibson
Ethel Connery
Emma Young
Eliza White
Elizabeth Dwyer
K. of C
Pendergast
Mayor Dunne Visits Soldiers Home Veterans Day Event
Providence Mayor James E. Dunne joined about forty visitors at the Rhode Island Soldiers' Home. The group met with Commandant Susan M. Sheple and W R C secretary Mrs. Hattie G. Wheaton. Gifts were exchanged, birthday tokens given, and a program of Civil War era music and readings performed by visitors and the Pawtuxet Fire King Fife and Drum Corps.
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Soldiers’ ‘Home
Soldiers’ Home Committee
Rhode Island Department of the Warden's Relief Corps
James E. Dunne
Providence
Dunne
Susan M. Sheple
Hattie G. Wheaton
Rhode Island Department
Fire King Fife and Drum Corps
Pawtuxet
America
The
Assembly
Annie ‘Marchant
Margaret Brown
Madelyn Hall
G. Frederick Moody
Jennie Kilroy
Cora Remington
Moody
Dickinson-King Nuptials in Warren at Family Home
Louis Everett Dickinson a chemist and Madeline King were wed Friday afternoon at 11 Bridge Street Warren in a ceremony by Rev. Harold W. Baker. Maid of honor Jeanette Thurston and groomsman Malcolm Clark attended. The couple honeymoon in New Hampshire and elsewhere.
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Dickinson
King Louis Everett Dickinson
National India Rubber Co
Madeline King
George P. King
Bridge Street
Warren
Harold W. Baker
First Baptist Church
Jeanette Thurston
Malcolm Clark
Edgewood
New Hampshire
Maid of
Marriage Intentions Listed for Local Residents
William Moran of 712 Hope Street and Mary Madeiros of 25 Roma Street seek marriage. Matthew Laurence of 224 State Street and Mary Viera of 10 Ellis Avenue Warren. Albert Joseph Ethier of 465 Child Street Warren and Anna Mary St Angelo of 235 Wood Street, clerk, of this town.
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William Moran
Hope Street
Mary Madeiros
Roma Street
Matthew Laurence
State Street
Mary Viera
Ellis Avenue
Warren
Albert Joseph Ethier
Child Street
Anna Mary St. Angelo
Wood Street
Banquet Honors Twilight League Players in State Street Armory
Speakers praised the Twilight League players at a State Street Armory banquet last evening. Bertram W. Wall served as toastmaster as awards, trophies, and prizes were presented to champions and top performers.
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Artillery
State Street
Bertram W. Wall
L. H. Call
James Holmes
M. C. Smith, Jr
National India Rubber Co
Albert Hartley
Collins-Aikman Corp. Mills
Twilight League
Sexsors
Ryan Catering Co
Providence
Armory
Eddie le Clerc
Bristolians
Wall
Council
L.H. Callan
N. L R. Co
Collins-Aikman Corp
Giosue Vicenzio
Anthony J. Bruno
Whirlwinds
Joseph Cavallaro
Joseph Marshall
The
Tigers
Joseph Q
National India Rubber Company
Joseph Perreira
Jack” Gallagher
Stall and Dean Company
John Andrade
B. W. Wall
E Mortenson
Cranston
F. E. Suzman
Greenwood
Ambrose A. Desilets
Joe” Velleca
Michele Sicignano
E. Mortenson
Howard W. Church
Halbert
Cranstons
Baker
J. Rippel
Hough
Hammill Endorsed for Senator and Fales for Representatives
The Republican Town Committee endorsed Judge F. H. Hammill for Senator and Nerginio J. De Rocha along with Alexander G. Fales for Representatives. Samuel J. Connery was re-elected chairman. Arrangements for a caucus at the Artillery Armory next Tuesday evening October 9 to nominate candidates for the First and Second Districts for the upcoming election.
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Nerginio J. de Rocha
Alexander G. Fales
Republican Town Committee
Samuel J.__Connery
Artillery Armory
Hammill Named Republican Senatorial Candidate by Town Committee
The Town Committee unanimously chose Judge Frank H. Hammill as senatorial nominee. Verginio J. De Rocha was selected for First District Representative and Alexander G. Fales for Second District. Samuel J. Connery was re elected chairman with Christian A. Osby secretary and Miss Julia Herreshoff treasurer.
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Frank H. Hammill
Verginio’j. de Rocha
Alexander G. Fales
Samuel J. Connery
Christian A. Osby
Julia Herreshoff
Joseph M. Edmonds
Fred Wilbur
Leah B. Young
Grace E. Shiel
James F. Wylie
James S. Vehleca
Charles E. Burns
Frank S
Giglio
Richard R. Cornell
Frederick F. Garvin
Florida and Porto Rico relief fund donations listed
Contributions to the Bristol Branch of the American Red Cross for hurricane survivors in Florida and Puerto Rico total 370.85 dollars. Donors include William G. Low 100, Mrs J B Herreshoff 25, Mrs Robert M Nelson 25, and many others plus a Tin Box in Buffingtons Store with 2.85.
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Florence Nelson
Bristol
American Red Cross
Florida
Porto Rico
William G. Low
J. B. Herreshoff Wen Ee
Robert M. Nelson
Harriet R. DeWolf
Edwin C. Larned
Jessie Darling
Martha Graham
Ruth Graham
Mary M. Logan
Walter O. Talbot
Nathaniel G. Herreshoff
Buffington
Probate Court session reports multiple estate actions
Judge Edward L. Leahy presided a monthly probate session disposing matters for several estates. Inventories for Caroline Abra Lewis Buxton ward Robert J Cooke Tobin and others were presented or accepted. Curran petition to file disallowance of claim continued to Oct 15. Private sale approvals granted for Sarah Tobin and Robert Cooke inventories.
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Edward L. Leahy
Court of Probate
Caroline Abra
Thomas Curran
Lewis E. Buxton
Robert J. Cooke
Sarah E. Tobin
Robert J Cooke
Armistice Day Plans Progressing for Ten Mile Marathon
Armistice Day festivities focus on a ten mile modified marathon on Monday November 12 with at least forty entries anticipated. A football game and a grand parade are planned with George R. Fish as Chief Marshal and William A. Francis as Chief of Staff for the parade. Participating groups include Town Council Babbitt Women's Relief Corps Bristol Boy Scouts Kearney Post American Legion its auxiliary British American Bugle Corps Pawtucket Newport Post American Legion.
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American Legion
Makowsky
Jack Farrington
New England Amateurs Athletic Union
George R. Fish
William A. Francis
District Court Continuances in Newport Cases
At the Fifth District Court session yesterday morning the Chief of Police v Antonio Cabral and Manuel Cabral for assault and larceny of 24 cigarette packs were continued one week. Victoria McFall v Harry J McFall on non support was continued to Dec 3. Civil dockets Manuel Botello v Manuel Botelho Jr and Mary H Serbst v De Witt E Bolster were continued one week.
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Fifth DiStrict Court
Antonio Cabral
David Lutman
Newport
Manuel Cabral
Victoria McFall
Harry J. McFall
Manuél Botello
Manuel Botelho, Jr
Mary H. Serbst
de Witt E. Bolster
Fire damages Brooks properties on Hope Street
Last evening a fire damaged the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company building at 291 Hope Street and an adjacent dwelling. George H and Helena A Brooks own both properties. An alarm from District No 18 sent three companies to the scene around 5:20. Fire officials say Ralph Kinder and wife started the blaze, with hoses laid to control it.
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Hope
George H
Helena A. Brooks
Ralph Kinder
Evening schools open at Colt Memorial High School
The fall term opened last evening under Miss Annie D. Sisson. High school enrollment reached 164, up 64 from last year. The Americanization class had 4 registrations, with expectations of higher high school attendance as term starts.
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Annie D. Sisson
Colt Memorial High School
Pole topples in yard injuring two men and children
Gabriel Cioffi and Stephen Mello of 24 Mt. Hope Avenue narrowly escaped serious injury when two 25 foot clothes poles collapsed into a yard where children played. The poles were rotten at the base and Mr. Mello suffered a cut ear and bruises to his shoulder and back. Dr. A. M. Merriman attended him.
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Gabriel Cioffi
Stephen Mello
Mt. Hope
Mello
A. M. Merriman
Providence Bank Honors Sixty Years of Service by Bradford
At the Providence Institution for Savings 109th board meeting a special tribute honored Baron Bradford for sixty years of service. President Wilson G. Wing recounted Bradford’s career from clerk in 1868 to treasurer in 1900, noting his unimpaired attendance and daily stewardship of bank securities.
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Providence Institution
Main Street
Providence
Baron Bradford
Wilson G. Wing
Old Stone Bank
Bradford
Bristol
Wing
Gven
Finch
Ies
Gaic Mt Wire
Reception for Official Board at State Street M E Church
Members and friends of the State Street M E Church will host a reception for the church official board on October 5. The gathering will include refreshments for ladies, with chairs and other details to be announced.
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Street
M. E. Church
Ques
Mary Ezikovigh Showered With Useful Gifts at Wedding
About forty young friends of Miss Mary Ezikovigh gathered at 400 High Street to honor her wedding. The event featured music and generous gifts, with attendees including residents from Ohio towns Warren and Providence.
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Mary Ezik
Warren
Oem Ohi Town
Warren Arid
Providence
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