Local Scout Honor Society Plans Fall Ceremonial Evening
Awashonks Herd and Troop 4 prepare for the Ceremonial at 8 o clock tomorrow with a social hour to follow. Troop 2 met for recruiting, Troop 5 named Frederick Dunbar Jr a tenderfoot, and plans for a Halloween party on November 2 were set. The 20th anniversary observance in December is to be planned, with band practice and a Pawtucket parade coming up.
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Awashonks Herd, P. Q. W. S
Frederick Dunbar, Jr
Stanley Gray
Hallowe'en Party
Pawtucket
Scout
Funeral of Mrs Lucy Nastri Held at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
The funeral of Mrs Lucy Nastri who died Sunday at St Joseph's Hospital was held Wednesday at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church where the deceased was an active worker. The requiem mass was celebrated by the acting pastor Rev. Joseph Sarzano. The bearers were Joseph Mansi, Frank Mansi, Enrico Topazio, Gerardo Codola, Frank Mont, and Peter Proto, members of Santa Maria Maddelena Lodge, Sons of Italy.
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Lucy Nastri
St Joseph's Hospital
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Joseph Sarzano
Joseph Mansi
Frank Mansi
Enrico Topazio
Gerardo Codola
Frank Mont
Peter Proto
Santa Maria Maddelena Lodge
Sons of
Italy
Revered Drury Authors Series For New Hampshire Papers
This installment, part of Dr. Prary's ongoing series, is written by Rev. Samuel Drury D D rector of St Pauls School Concord New Hampshire and a native of the town. It previews future contributions to the Phenix from several New Hampshire newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prary
New Hampshire
Phenix
Drury
St. Paul's School
Comcord, N. i
The Hubbard Squash Blossom Inspires Quiet Wonder
In a reflective piece the author notes a neighbor’s squash blossoms dazzling with yellow beauty amid ordinary garden life. The essay argues that true admiration comes from intrinsic worth, not rarity or fashion, urging readers to seek beauty in humble places and question external influences on taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althaea
Mr. Wilson
China
Obituary of Mrs Placida Sylvia Francis
Mrs Placida Sylvia Francis 92 died Wednesday at 40 Munroe Avenue after a long illness. Born in the Azores she taught there before moving to Bristol 52 years ago. Funeral at St Elizabeth Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Survived by stepsons William and John Francis of Bristol.
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Placida Sylvia Francis
Bristol
Munroe Avenue
Joseph Francis
Francis
Azores
St Elizabeth
St Mary's Cemetery
William
John Francis
Burke Burke and Miss Lowney Married at St Marys Church
Thomas F. Burke Jr and Margaret Mary Lowney were wed this week at St Marys Church. Rev Thomas J Gillan officiated. Attendants were Catherine Lowney and William Burke. The couple reside at 25 Bourn Street.
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Burke—Lowney
Thomas F. Burke, Jr
Franklin Street
Margaret Mary Lowney
Wood Street
St Mary's Church
Thomas J. Gillan
Catherine Lowney
Wa William Burke
Bourn Street
National Economy League Urges Government Cost Reduction
In 1903 all governments spent 19 per person, rising to 30 in 1913 and 108 in 1931. The National Economy League promotes fiscal restraint, asks readers to sign a membership coupon, and warns of waste and danger if costs remain high and powers grow. It emphasizes nonpartisanship and a push to reduce taxes for prosperity and safety.
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National Economy League
William P Franus Dies Suddenly at Bristol Home
William P Franus died suddenly yesterday morning at 26 Burton Street while preparing to leave home. Funeral from Charles M Connery Funeral Parlors. Survived by wife Mary two sons Joseph and Andrew a daughter Elizabeth all of Bristol and a brother Frederick of Providence. Lived in Bristol all his life and worked over 40 years at National India Rubber Co.
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William P Franus
Burton Street
Charles M Connery
Francis Ww
Mary
Joseph
Andrew
Elizabeth
Frederick
Providence
Hfe
Bristol
National India Rubber Co
Digger Indians Name Origins Across Pacific Northwest Tribes
A historical note explains that the term Digger applied to various Pacific coast Indians who use roots for food. It covers tribes from Arizona to Idaho and California to British Columbia, focusing on Bannock Piute and other Shoshonean groups.
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Arizona
Idaho
California
British Columbia
Fragmented tribute to Dag shows unclear ancient claims
Odd passage praises a dog named Dag and mentions Tetelijs Toovson and Albert Toovson in a disjointed, partial tribute. It references minds, minds of dogs, and friendship but lacks coherent facts or events. The text appears garbled with multiple names and vague statements.
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Albert Toovson
Bose
Dyeing Kangaroo Leather Common in Shoe Use
Kangaroo leather, like other leathers, is dyed to brown or black to hide blemishes. The material is described as a fine shoe leather suitable for many uses.
Born in Manchester A son for the Thomas family
In Manchester on October 10 a son born to Mr and Mrs Daniel Thomas Manchester of 428 High Street Daniel Thomas Jr welcomed into the family with the birth announced in the local column.
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Manchester
Daniel Thomas, Jr
Daniel Thomas Manchester
High Street
Death notices for Francis and Franei in town
Franei 93, of this town, died Oct 12. Francis 70, of this town, died Oct 13. Obituaries list Mrs Placida Sylvia Franei and William P Francis.
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Francis
Placida Sylvia Franei
Delicious to Drink a Delight to Eat
Coffee Service Institute shares fresh coffee flavored desserts for summer, emphasizing freshly roasted and brewed coffee. The Café Mousse recipe uses gelatine, strong coffee, vanilla, cream, and sugar, prepared in a double boiler and set in the refrigerator for several hours.
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Ons
Poi
Eamb Alam
Bristol Chickens
O. K
Jack Frost
BOY Scout
Silverbrook
Pillsbury's
Ceresota
Ralston
Frankforts
Rev. Samuel's
D. D
Miami
the National Economy League
Rhode Island
League
William P. Francis
Sarah Blackwell
Coffee Service Institute
ALDEN
Sony
ATIS
Woonsocket
Gaspace
Swift
Birdseye
Sunkist Oran
S. S. Pierce Co
Sar F.f.w.southern Biscuits
Chase & Sanborn
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