Mrs Angi Prest Dixon Dies After Illness in Bristol
Funeral services for Mrs Angi Prest Dixon wife of Hon Ezra Dixon prominent in state political and Grand Army circles will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from 42 High Street. Rev R J Chrystie will officiate and interment will be in North Cemetery. She born Dec 12 1852 in Uxbridge resid ed in Bristol over 50 years leaving two sons Ezra Dixon Jr and William G Dixon daughters Mrs James Lanzire and Mrs Edward L Leahy and four grandchildren two great grandchildren. survived by sister Mrs Matilda Perkins and brothers Edward J Prest and William Prest.
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General Assembly
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William and
Rebecca Morton Prest
Uxbridge
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James Lanzire
Edward L. Leahy
Frederick M . Dixon
Virginia Leahy
Anne Leahy
Matilda Perkins
Edward J Prest
Boston
William Prest
Obituaries: Metcalf Murphy Wilkinson Residents Die
Death notices from Perth Amboy and Warren outline Richard Metcalf aged about 70 native of England who lived 30 years in town and worked at Cranston Worsted Mills. Johanna Murphy 86 longtime St Marys parishioner dies at 607 Wood Street. Sarah Jane Wilkinson 82 widow of George F Wilkinson to be buried in North Cemetery, North Attleboro. Funeral mass at St Marys follows.
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Metcalf
Nicholas Ferrara
Norman Metcalf
Warren
North Cemetery
George M Wilbur
George E. S. Wilkinson
Sarah Jane Wilkinson
George FE. S Wilkinson
Wilkinson
North Attleboro
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George F. & Wilkinson
5Th Regiment
I Volunteers
Going Somewhere Thought on Average Mind and Reverie
A reflective quotation notes that average minds stall when not moving forward. Real thinking requires direction while reverie drifts aimlessly. The speaker emphasizes a purposeful life and progress over idle mental wandering.
No, Notions of Prejudice Endanger Society
The quotation discusses prejudice as a dominant sin driving history toward carnage and predicting civilization as a brief pause between catastrophes. Attributed to Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick, it highlights prejudice as a pervasive moral threat.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
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