Patriot trees planted in Independence Square mark sesquicentennial
Mrs. William L. Manchester, state Regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, travels to Philadelphia to join a joint committee planting 13 Original Colony Trees in Independence Square. Rhode Island will be represented. soil from Central street home is used as part of the ceremony tied to the 1776 founders tradition.
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William L. Manchester
Daughters of the American Revolution
Philadelphia
Independence Square
W. Freeland Kendrick
The
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
National Society, Sons of the American Revolution
the American Legion
the American Legion Auxiliary
National Society of Colonial Dames of America
Sulgrave Manor
Garden Club of America
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Sons of
American Legion National Convention
Manchester
Rhode Island
Ernest [. Sprague
Aram J Pothier
Mrs Manchester
Ravi Seater
Tovo ‘Church
Asf
Diane
Ertram W. Wall
Ara Sorning
National Executive Committee
American Legion
Dimond's
State and
Hope Streets
Louis Tortorice
Hope Street
Charles Martin
Charles Street
Ladies' Aid Society
State Street
M. E
Sarah D. Bosworth
Harvest festival preacher to lead St Michael’s Church event
Rev R R Carmichael of Grace Church Providence will preach at the sixth annual harvest festival in St Michael’s Church on Monday evening. Other items note Bristol residents travel plans, academy notices, and local civic activities.
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William J. Seymour
New York
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
James W. Salisbury
Ferry Hill
Henry L. Sweeney
Soldiers Home
Sweeney
New York City
R. R. Carmichael
Grace Church
Providence
St. Michael's Church
Wallis E. Howe
Naples
Florence
Paris
London
J. Perevolin
Hope St
Franklin
Bristol Box
Brockton
Carter
Dimond
Adv Principessa Elena Society
Italian Hall
Wood Street
Grand Lodge
Abson
J F Duffy
Ady
Francesco Velleca
Richmond Street
Lathan Catherine
Walhiam Simmons
Ur Lady of Mt Carmel
Bristol
Forrest Malls
Suzmans
Viola Palmer
Colt Memorial High School
Callan
Sissart Neooo
Spunk
Millett
George F. Marshall
Mite
Pusat Baptst
Lomgen Street
Dethance Hope
Board of Fire Engineers
Salvatore Della Morte
Miscellaneous Shower For Bride Elect Mass Lathan Velleca
Mass Lathan Velleca, to wed Oct 18 to William Simmons, received a Halloween themed miscellaneous shower at her Richmond Street home hosted by St Rita Catholic Girls' Club. Mass Josephine Santo led entertainment with solos and a chorus, a mock wedding was staged, and a chicken salad supper with dancing followed.
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Mass Lathan Velleca
Marrid
William Simmons
Richmond Street
St Rita Catholic Girls’ Club
Charleston
Josephine Santo
Anna Puree
John Ruggiero
Mary Leont
Mary Santo
Melba de Cristofaro
Anna Purcell
Delia la Rocca
Strahan
Moss Amelia de V Pelice
Bridad Nastr
Cleveyman Rose
Dancin Trederide
Evening Schools Open With Strong Enrollment
George J. O'Brien, principal of the evening schools, reported opening night enrollment of 145 in Evening High and 18 in Evening Americanization. Courses include typewriting stenography bookkeeping English drawing millinery sewing cooking and more. Classes run 7 to 9 pm on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Pat Gees
Bessie
Annie ‘D. Sisson
Lillian T., Wilson
Aleta L. Flanders
Hazel M. Adams
Cora M. Hill
Miriam J. McCaughey
George J. O’brien
James Seymour Civil War Vet Dies at Soldiers Home
James Seymour died yesterday at the Soldiers Home after long confinement in the hospital there since December 17, 1925. Born in White Plains New York in 1839 he served in Company FE Fourteenth Rhode Island Heavy Artillery enlisting September 28 1863 and mustered out October 2 1865. He lived in Providence for many years where he was a familiar figure as a junk collector cleaner and house cleaner. He is survived by a son Charles Seymour of New York and a stepdaughter Mrs Margaret George of Providence. His wife had died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Seymour
Providence
Fourteenth
Rhode Island Heavy Artillery
White Plains
N. Y
Charles Seymour
West 138Th Street
New York
Margaret George
Cranston Street
Providenc
In loving memory of Nellie Pett eternal rest 1921
In loving memory of Nellie Francis Pett who entered into eternal rest Oct 6 1921. A mother and sister remembered with love by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Francis Pett
Wanted Typewriter and Office Space in Bristol
WANTED typewriter in good condition with reasonable price. Also for rent a seven room cottage for six months in center of Bristol, partially furnished, $25 a month. Apply to Portuguese Consulate. Phone TWICW.
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Phoenix
Bristol
Hope Street
John T Drury
R. I
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HA. M. Darlin
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Dennis Bros
W. L. Manchester
Hershey's
J. F. Gilroy
High Street
COR
Bristol District Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Tel
Thyra Carlson
A. A. Edmonds Co. Insurance Agency
News of
Gibson Arts
James F Duffy
Acto
Albert D Lollo
Lincoln Avenue
Lucius P
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Joseph Lero
Anna Adatuono
Memoriam
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfg. Chem
Buffalo, N.Y
Lothis
Olfestan
Hegulire
Strieth
Soe
Padtex
Jacob Molasky
Edward Watlsh Hippe
Yoong
Warren RI
Warren Public Market
Main St
Warren
Maple St
South Warren
A Edmonds Co
Hope
Studebaker
Church St
State ST
William Oberg
Seth Cabral
Peters
Lefever
Agen
Bristol Wet Wash Telephone
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Gallagher
Eve
Booth
Foot Health Shoe Store
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