Bristol Events Range From Church Services to Local Creations
Community notices detail 7:30 evening services at St Michael's Church through fall and winter, a NRA parade in Providence, visits by William C Hobbs and family, and a Bristol Chapter D A R tea. Local meetings include American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary, plus a Rotary talk by Dr Tolman. Deeds filed, charity events, and school staff parties round out a busy Bristol day with theater plans for November and road projects by the state.
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St. Michael's Church
Bristol
Boy Scout
NRA
Providence
William C. Hobbs
Hobbs
James B Hobbs
Newton Center
Mass
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Kearney Post
No. 6
American Legion
Frank Paull
Hope Street
Belvedere
Bertram W Wall
The
William —_H. Gablinske
National American Legion
Chicago
D.A.R
Franklin Street
Alice Almy
Domenick Roderick, Jr
Domenick Roderick
Bradford Street
William Lemieux
Joseph F. Pannone
Donia
C. & A Girls’ Club
Thames Street
Harriet Kinder
James E. Greer
State Street ME
Old Colony Co-Operative Bank
Dorothy M. Foster
Beachmount Manor Plat
Delphine C. Martin
Metacom Avenue
Mt Hope Avenue
St. Michaels S Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
State Street
M. E
Charles Sherman
Constitution Street
Wm. H. Tolman
Pawtucket
Rotary Club
Francisco T. Canario, Jr
Richmond Street
Rhode Island
Frank DeMello
Provincetown
Mary Adeline Souza
Central Street
Noah G. Vivian
Howard
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
St. Michael’s Church
Holmes House
Bernard Gilleran
Congregation of
Passionist Fathers
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Bernard Quartaro
Bristol Train of Artillery
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Anthony R. Parshley
St Michael's
Burton Street
High Street
John Lake
Rhode Island Hospital
Rhode Island Ministers Association
Hopeworth Farm
John A Gardner
St. Mary’s Church
East Providence
Congregational Club
First Congregational Church
Guneral House
Sesson
Roswell S Bosworth
Fred Wilbur
Leroy Bell
Glen Smith
Lydia Burnham
Maria McCaughey
Mary Sanford
Robert Munro
Gunteras House
Christian Endeavor Society
Norman F Benard
Gladys Osterberg
Rachel Guthrie
Jessie Sanford
Elizabeth Mathewson
Herbert B Burnham, Jr
John Dimond
Charles Pendleton
Wlin
Fall River
President Roosevelt lauded by Legion at Chicago convention
At the American Legion Convention in Chicago President Roosevelt is praised for fairness and plain speaking. He argues veterans should not receive special benefits solely for wearing a uniform, a stance debated by the Legion which supports hospital care only when communities and states cannot cover veterans. The crowd remains supportive despite policy disagreements.
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Roosevelt
American Legion
Chicago
Legion
Echo of Bristol’s Four Zones from 25 Years Ago
A letter published in the 25 Year Ago Column recalls Bristol’s four distinct zones and lists residents from around 50 years ago. The piece evokes nostalgia for old days with brats and rats mentions and aims to delight longtime readers and charm younger ones with tales of prewar life.
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Bristol
Rotary Speaker Tolman Receives Foreign Honors from Italy
Dr William H Tolman of Pawtucket is slated to address the Rotary Club tomorrow and has earned the Order of the Crown of Italy at the Italian Consulate. He also holds honors from France Belgium Czechoslovakia Russia Norway and Germany for service and achievement.
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Wm H Tolman
Pawtucket
Rotary Club
Italy
Tolman
Pawtucket Club
International Service Committee
France
Legion of Honor
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Imperial
Russia
Order of the Red Cross
Norway
Order of the Hanseatic Merchants
Germany
Blue Eagle Gains Reported Additions to Enrollments
Mrs Albert H Flint Jr announces additions to 100 percent enrollments for the Bristol Consumers campaign led by the NRA Women’s Division. New members include Nora E Dwyer, Mrs Walter Ir Briggs, Col Samuel A Hall, Ian M Walker, Wm HH Gab imske, Joseph M Edmonds, Manuel Perry and several lodge and club members from Lions Club Knights of Pythias and American Legion groups.
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Albert H Flint, Jr
Bristol Consumers’ Campaign
NRA
Hope Circle
Nora E Dwyer
State St M. E
Walter Ir Briggs
Soldiers’ Home
Col Samuel A Hall
Lions Club
Ian M. Walker
Kearney Post
American Legion
HH Gab- Imske
Joseph M Edmonds
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
A H Rounds
Bristol Aerie
F. O F
Manuel Perry
Joseph Sousa
Manuel Silvia
Recordacoes da Patria Club
Antone Cabral
Counc
Doniz Felippe
Henry Alfred
Veterans of
243Rd Coast Artillery
Matthew Britto
Truth Counts for Littls and Human Interest
A brief reflective note cites the Exchange on how men rarely seek truth beyond their own needs and aims, suggesting interest tied to personal circumstance rather than universal honesty. The quotation frames truth as subordinate to self-interest.
Not a Subject for the Screen Yet
Wil lard Mack presents a screen play on parents explaining life to their children and the dangers of youth. Jean Parker stars as a girl whose mother shuns truth and faces tragedy, with Mack as the physician urging frank talk.
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Andeerite
Willard Mack
Mack
Jean Parker
Mr Mack
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