Hope Circle No. 70 D I elects Regent Sweeney
Hope Circle No. 70 Daughters of Isabella met at Grand Army Hall last evening electing Mrs Sarah M Sweeney as Regent. Officers include Margaret Morris as Vice Regent and Mrs John J Condon as Past Regent with additional posts for Recording and Financial Secretaries, Treasurer, Custodian, Guards, Scrimshes and Organist. Installations planned for Monday evening. Halloween party planning and a salad supper with a Thanksgiving chance were announced.
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Daughters of Isabella
Grand Army Hall
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John J Condon
Winifred Walsh
Pva LeClair
Mar Morns
Dorothy Silvia
Rose Preble
Emma Gallagher
Margaret Conners
Bertha Monard
Harvest festival plans at St Michaels Church noted
The first fall meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent Society of St Michaels Church was held yesterday afternoon in Holmes House. President Mrs Benjamin M MacDougall led the session as plans were laid for the fourth annual harvest festival. Mrs MacDougall, a delegate to the World’s conference last June, provided a resume of the proceedings.
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Gymnasium Classes at Y Continue Through Winter
Aleymnasium offers winter session with gymnastic classes at the Y through the fourth organization week, continuing throughout the season.
Government ownership of railroads debated by Will R Wood
Indiana congressman and Republican committee chair Will R Wood argues that government ownership would shift rail taxes to citizens. He cites tax data from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Kansas Indiana and other states and warns of deficits and higher burdens on farmers if railroads become government property. He contrasts this with La Follette's plan claiming no taxes on government railroads and forecasts increased costs for individuals nationwide.
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Board of Engineers Plans Fire Prevention Week
The Board of Engineers met last night. Moses Moore was elected secretary to succeed Peo Boutan who resigned. Plans for Fire Prevention Week were announced with moving pictures to be shown at local theatres. Citizens urged to cooperate with the fire department to clear rubbish and combustible material around homes.
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National Board of Pare
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Bristol Artillery Plans 50th Anniversary Event Attendance
The Bristol Pram or Artillers held a monthly meeting at the armory on State Street with Col Von Cheesman presiding. They accepted an invitation from the Netish Guards of Fast Greenwich to attend their October 16th 50th anniversary celebration, with a trip leaving Bristol at 12 30 pm.
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Different Types of Men
A quote from an employer contrasts two types of men who offer ideas. One group earns appreciation and rewards for thoughtful suggestions, leaving the employer pleased and inspired to seek more good ideas. The other group reacts with contempt if told something already known, forcing the employer to dismiss their input.
La Follette speech on Labor Day faces factual scrutiny
Wm. M. Butler chairman Republican National Committee critiques Senator La Follette’s Labor Day speech. He argues the charges of monopoly and deflation are unfounded, cites coal, banking, meat packing, sugar, transport, and oil sectors to support GOP defense of prices and policy.
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