New Hospital Opens at State Soldiers' Home
State Board of Soldiers Relief and finance committees attended the opening ceremony of the new hospital at the State Soldiers' Home. Senator Max Saugy and Dr. Alfred Merriman highlighted the $56,000 appropriation and the $54,460.95 spent, while noting needs for improvements such as gutters and a glass-enclosed walk. Construction began September 1924 under architect Robert N Monahan and contractor Portest W Weaver, with the facility housing 44 beds in two connected wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Soldiers’ Relief
Senate
House Finance
Susa M. Sheple
State Soldiers
Alfred M. Merriman
Ezra Dixon
Max Saugy
Warren
Dixon
General Assembly
House
Metacom Avenue
Saugy
Sheple
Murdock McKenzie
Enor Hana
Board of Solaréets Kata
Asn
Robert © N Monahan
Pawtucket
Portest W Weaver
Obituary for Carrie M D Newman Widow of John Burnside News
Carrie Mason Dunbar Newman widow of John Burnside Newman died at 7 30 am at 59 Burton Street after six months of diabetes. Born April 1 1866 she married April 25 1896 Rev William A Trotter officiating. Survived by three sons Harold Herbert F Willard G Boston, five brothers John Frank Frederick Roy Chester and a sister Ella Miller. Funeral 1 30 pm tomorrow at 59 Burton Street with Rev Frederick L Maryon Trinity Church officiating Burial at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. D. Newman
Carrie Mason (Dunbar) Newman
John Burnside
Burton Street
Newman
John and
Elizabeth Dunbar
William A. Trotter
Trinity Church
Mrs Martha B Dimond Dies After Illness at 81
Mrs Martha Blair Dimond widow of John Nichols Dimond dies at home of daughter Mrs Russell S Church 12 Constitution Street after four years of illness and a stroke. Born in Scotland in 1845 she lived in Providence most of her life and is survived by son Harry Dimond of Boston and daughter Mrs Russell S Church. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from the family residence with burial in Swan Point Cemetery Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Blair Dimond
John Nichols Dimond
Russell
Constitution Street
Dimond
Scotland
James
Isabelle Blair
Providence
Harry Dimond
Boston
Russell S . Church
Swan Point
Death of Mrs T T Allan In Hanover New Hampshire
Word arrived Saturday of the death of Mrs T T Allan at Dartmouth Hospital in Hanover New Hampshire. She was the widow of Thomas T Allan who ran a dry goods store in town. Survived by several children. Funeral from her West Lebanon home yesterday afternoon and burial in that town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T T Allan
Hanover Hospital
Dartmouth
Allan
Thomas T Allan
West
Lebanon
Birth announcement for Jane Brown Memorial Hospital daughter
In Providence at the Jane Brown Memorial Hospital on October 5 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Nostrom of this town born Nevstrom in Providence mf the OCR text indicates a newborn daughter.
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Nevstrom
Providence
Jane Brown Memorial Hospital
Charles, Nostrom
Local Man Arrested in Providence After Raid Finds Liquor Evidence
Nicholas Ferrara of 41 Mount Hope Avenue Providence allegedly leased a unit on TVG Hospital Street. Police from Precinct 3 raided his residence Sunday night and found evidence of manufacturing and sale of intoxicants. He pleaded guilty to possession and claimed he did not sell liquor during arraignment. Bail set at 200 dollars, later he admitted selling liquor. Police reported multiple bottles and quarts recovered.
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Nicholas Ferrara
Mount Hope Avenue
TVG
Hospital Street
Providence
Bart
Tral
Cumberland Meets Cunibberhand at Blycn Field
Cumberland comes off a 23 to 0 win over Mt S' Charles and faces the powerful Cunibberhand eleven at Blycn Field on Thursday. The Colt eleven relies on a strong line and punting by Christensen to challenge the visitors.
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Sportag
Lus Town
Memorial High School
Blycn Field
Cumberland
Mt S' Charles
Colt
Christensen
Married couple's church ceremony observed in town
The town reported a wedding at St Elizabeths Church with Almenda Vera and Madeline Marie Vera tying in the rites assisted by joined family from Warren and nearby parishes. Clergy included Rev Mehee Toseph Woodbae and Rev Kerr Carron Wallace Bergeron, with varied attendees and local traditions noted.
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Almenda Vera
St Elizabeths
Res Pramereo
Maeira Manuel Joseph Almeida
Madeline Marie Vera
Bergeron Tpanone da Warren
San St Johns
Kerr Carron Wallace Joseph Bergeron
Thas Town
Mass Plone
Warren
Wells
Attila Mass
St Marys
Bre Mehee
Toseph Woodbae
Sara Wells
Chucho
Joseph Pera Tobin
Romi
Niusutoe
Gaping Totti
Pates
Barre
Mary
Unclear OCR: Local Notice Amid Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text shows names and phrases may refer to a local event or obituary. Key entities are unreadable, with multiple misread words. No coherent facts or dates emerge to form a definite news item.
Memory of Nelle Pou and Departed Kin in Faith
The message speaks of memory for Nelle Pou and a mother and sisters, expressing faith in eternal life and Jesus protection. It notes sadness at loss, unseen barriers, and hope for understanding the afterlife beyond this world of care and woe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Pou
Neolowe
Jesus
In Memoriam Jeanette Bush Remembrance Message
An in memoriam note honors Jeanette Bush with a solemn reflection on parting. The text speaks of a temporary separation, a vale between loved ones, and hope of reunion beyond life. The passage conveys comfort through faith and memory amid loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Bristol County Tennis Champions Crowned at West Barrington
O Griswold Boynton of this town defeated Donald Thorndike of West Barrington in a five set final Sunday at West Barrington to win the Bristol County championship. In doubles Estes and Merrill of West Barrington defeated Nelson and Herreshoff of Bristol in five sets. The Excelsior team were guests at a West Barrington Tennis Association barn dance where the championship cup and a pennant were presented by President Lawrence to Capt Nelson of Bristol.
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O. Griswold
Boynton
Bristol County
Donald Thorndike
West Barrington
Thorndike
Mr. Boynton
Estes and Merrill
Herreshoff
Nelson
Bristol
Excelsior
West Barrington Tennis Association
Dueset Tennis League
Lawrence
Fed Kunz
Local American Legion posts plan talks and events in Grand Army Hall
Kearney Post No 6 and its auxiliary held regular meetings in Grand Army Hall. They invited Dr Alfred Merriman to speak on first aid October 15 and consider a local first aid unit. They vote to flood the Bristol common for winter outdoor skating. The traveling gavel will go to Warwick Post October 23. Plans include Armistice Day parade participation and committees for Thanksgiving, Christmas dances, Lads Night, and a shooting tournament. The auxiliary reports low attendance at the monthly meeting and a wall cake sale October 10 with harvest supper planned for Wednesday evening at the church committee rooms.
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Warwick Post
American Legion
Auxbars Kearnes
Elizabeth Carr
Commumite
la Moss
Hope Circle Elects Officers for New Year in Grand Army Hall
At a Hope Circle meeting in Grand Army Hall, officers for the coming year were elected. Installation will be on November 2 with a musical entertainment planned for November 15. A miscellaneous shower for Grace McCallum, bride to be, followed the meeting, with dancing and refreshments provided by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle
Grand Army Hall
Mary Condon
Sarah Sweeney
Margaret Morris
Winifred C. Walsh
Mary A. Lannon
Mary Morris
Helen Connery
Grace Fay
Annona Donovan
William Dwyer
Edward Sullivan
Bertha Menard
Loretta Walsh
Mary McCallum
Grace McCallum
Frederick Cleaver
Anna McCallum
Winifred C Walsh
Bristol DAR celebrates 150th Bristol bombardment anniversary
Bristol Chapter D A R holds a special afternoon meeting at Mrs Charles W Young’s Hope Street home in tribute to the 1775 Bristol bombardment and the 35th anniversary of the chapter. Lydia M Cooke will read a historical paper on the event along with a music program. Mrs R Blackmar will read another paper marking the founding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Daughters of the
Charles W Young
Hope Street
Lydia M Cooke
Fire Engineers Hold Meeting at Dreadnaught Station
At the Board of Fire Engineers session last evening at Dreadnaught Fire Station Albert Rosa was elected a member of the Police Fire Patrol. The group approved interior painting and window repairs funded by the latest town appropriation and accepted an Armistice Day committee invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Fire Engineers
High Street
Albert Rosa
WS Tyrenneal’ Son
Financial Town
Surprise party honors Mrs Elizabeth McDermott at Bay View home
A surprise party for Mrs Elizabeth McDermott was held at 22 Bay View Avenue hosted by Mrs Manuel Valante. Red and white decor, piano solos by Helen Valante Cora Belmore Cora Rapoza and vocal performances by Delta Rapoza Dela La Rocca and Margaret Leavers. Refreshments served. The National India Rubber Company stitching department gifted a silk umbrella and Miss Helen Valante gave the address.
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Elizabeth McDermott
Manuel Valante
Bay View Avenue
Howers
Helen Valante
Cora Belmore
Cora Rapoza
Delta Raposa Dela la Rocca
Margaret Leavers
National India Rubber Company
McDermott
Real Estate Transfers From New Bedford Area
Prank Mello transfers land to Manuel Justa Souza Alegria and wife. Bere gto and wife transfer to Campanella and Campanella Lot on Bas Neew Park plat. Box Hill cottage on Chales street involved in transfer.
Zeta Zz Pastime Program Attracts Public Interest
A reading and exhibition event titled Zeta Zz a Pastime drew crowds as attendees viewed cars and other exhibits. Organizers reported steady attendance with sessions led by teachers and staff focusing on educational aims and community engagement.
Community meal events and socials listed for upcoming evenings
A garbled list outlines community suppers and socials at various venues including Armory and parish houses. It mentions vestments, masquerade dances, troop gatherings, and charity fundraisers with unclear dates and locations.
Australian Invents Airborne Eran Camera At 126 MPH
An Australian inventor has created an eran camera capable of taking oblique photographs from a plane traveling at 126 miles per hour. The device aims to capture images from challenging angles while in flight.
Budding Author Declines Manuscript Copies
A Texas Ranger comments on regular practice in author circles. A young writer argues against keeping copies, claiming originals are returned, highlighting a practical approach to manuscript handling.
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Texas Ranger
No Rest for Pastor's Wife
A fragment shows an exchange where a visitor praises a sermon on rest while the pastor’s wife claims she had to “get his dinner” instead indicating domestic strain or interruption during a religious setting. Pelicao
Midweek Best Time for Study Revealed by Tests
Psychology tests show college students perform best in the middle of the week. Science Service notes this peak in midweek cognition, suggesting scheduling重要 study blocks around Wednesday.
Cajun Customs and Catholic Traditions in Southwestern Louisiana
Awe of Cajun life is captured through unusual naming habits and vivid home decor. The piece notes religious observance, Saturday dances followed by Mass, and catechism tales such as Toto’s discovery of Easter and Mardi Gras as a cherished day.
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Loulatana
Nevil Henshaw
Adventure Magazine
Odelon
Oliver
Octave
Ovide
Oprah
Otis
Otto
Octavie
Odella
Ophelia
Odile
Olive
Olita
Olympe
Omeah
Toto
Lord
Pere
Unusual Venezuelan Hydro Electric Plant High In Cordillera
In the Merida range above 4000 feet the El Milargo plant powers Valencia. Equipment was mule transported in sections. A 2,000,000 gallon reservoir and a concrete canal divert water to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Milargo
Cordo Merida
Venezuela
Valencia
Hyde Park London A historic royal pleasure ground
Hyde Park in London spans about 390 acres from Piccadilly to Kensington Gardens. Once the manor of Hyde belonging to Westminster Abbey, it was enclosed as a park in 1535 and hosted stag hunts, horse racing under Charles II, and features the Serpentine lake laid out by Queen Caroline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
London
Picadilly
Kensington Gardens
Hyde
Abbey of Westminster
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Charles II
Caroline
George II
Kansas City Star
Transvaal Gold Output Rises in May and Wage Award Move
May gold production in Transvaal mines reached 813249 fine ounces valued at £3456308, up 25730 ounces from April, with May value up £109352. Native workers totaled 172982 at end May versus 176188 in April. The De Villiers wage award bill proposing a 30 percent increase for men earning under £1 daily has passed the House of Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
de Villiers
House of Assembly
Wild roses of the Southwest described by Nature Magazine
The piece notes the wild roses of the dry Southwest as low stunted bushes with brown branches and prickles like gooseberries. Flowers are purple rose or white, solitary, resembling a strawberry bloom more than a true rose, built for heat and hard to grow in northern gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine
Benefit Entertainment at Palestine Theatre
A Palestine Theatre benefit program next Sunday features a one act drama Hunger and Honor with parish members Miss Cora Raposa Miss Anna Vieira Miss Mary Ponte Manuel Perry and Matthew Lawrence directed by Mercellino Mello. Also a motion picture St Elmo and a musical comedy will be shown.
Pocket Book Lost On Sherry Avenue
Henrique Da Costa reports losing a pocket book containing $10 while walking on Sherry avenue Saturday. Police questioned a local boy who allegedly picked it up, but he denied finding the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrique da Costa
Olan Avenue
Sherry Avenue
Adlerika Helps Gas Relief for Mrs Brinkley and Husband
A testimonial from Mrs B Brinkley explains Adlerika cured their gas and aided sleep. The ad claims one spoonful removes gas and old waste matter, relieving bloating and constipation. Sold by Hope Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Brinkley
Hope Drug CO
Statement of separation and financial responsibility
A man declares he will not be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife Elizabeth Martin Dow after she left him without cause or provocation, asserting financial independence and notifying creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Martin) Dow
Oldest Cigar Store in Lancaster Preserved as Museum
The Demouth family since 1770 runs Lancaster PA’s oldest cigar store now a museum. It houses treasured replicas including Lancaster County’s first bathtub over a century old, built of wood and styled like a large barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Demouth
Henry Demuth
Lancaster County
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