War bond plea calls for united American sacrifice
Editorial argues the Second Liberty Loan lags due to a lack of collective patriotism. It insists the war is Americans’ war, cites Germany’s strength, and urges self sacrifice and loyalty to liberty over individual gain as citizens buy bonds and join the common cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Belgium
France
England
High Seas
Rhine
Washington
Harry Lauder
America
United States
Germany
Fitő
Liberty Bonds Rally Calls Americans to Support War Loans
A voice urges every citizen to buy Liberty Bonds to strengthen the nation and save American lives. It argues that funds will supply soldiers with food, gear, and defense, asserting more money means less bloodshed and faster victory. Citizens are asked to register at the Industrial Trust Company's bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Industrial Trust Company
Pledge Week Campaign Calls for Food Conservation
A nation wide campaign during October 21 to 28 urges enrollment of citizens in conserving food. The appeal from Herbert Hoover stresses duty humanity and honor and invites free people to enroll during Pledge Week with guidance from individual conscience.
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Pats
Herbert Hoover
Adams Express schedule to Bristol list of departures
Outward departures from Adams Express to Bristol at 7.50 and 11.20 a m, 2.20 and 6.20 p m. Return arrivals at 8.00, 10.00 a m and 2.00, 4.00 and 6.30 p m.
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Bristol
Adams Rieprend
Local Notes on Visits and Court Records
Captain and Mrs Crandall visit New York for two weeks. Jules Le Roi and Miss Julia Gabo have marriage intentions on record at the Town Clerk. Shoes advertised as dependable for schoolchildren. Captain James W Goff and family return to winter home after summer at Mount Hope cottage.
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Oscar M. Crandall
New York
Jules le Roi
Julia Gabo
F. E. Suzman
James W. Goff
Mount Hope
Meeting highlights and local notices drift through Bristol
The Bristol area reports a mixed slate of church talks and meetings. Missionary Menia Wanzer from China speaks at State Street M E Church this Sunday evening, while Rev Dr A C McGilton leads services later. Local clubs, Red Cross envelopes, sidewalk construction on Hop Street, a dog show win by Glendyne Irish setters, and various shoppes and appointments fill the town’s social calendar.
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Ivy
Guild of St. Michael's Church
Menia H. Wanzer
China
State Street
M. E
Wright
Ditson Make
Suzman
Bristol ‘Constabulary
Naval Reserves
A. W. Hathaway
Suney
A. C. McGilton
Edmund
J. Lemaire
Ella
May
Block Island
S. A. Partridge
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Trinity Church
Butler's Shoe Store
Louise Snow
Hop Street
O Hope
Thames Streets
Butler
Judson P. Wilson
Wilson
S. W. Flowers
Lincoln Avenue
Modern Business College
Seattle
Washington
James DeWolf Perry
Rhode Island
War Commission
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wall Street
New York
Bronx
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
Margaret and
Norah Dwyer
William Dwyer
John Dwyer
Catherine McKevitt
Elizabeth Luddy
Maus S. Wheelwright
Providence
Ogdensburg
N. Y
James
Bill
Amp Devens
Theodore O Gladding
Dyer Transportation Company
Charles R. Haslam
William Jones
Colt Memorial High School
East Providence
John V. Geyer
Easterbrooks Avenue
James’ W Franklin
Carpenters Union
Nev
District Council
Hasbrouck Block
William E. Thompson
Hamline University
St. Paull
Minn
Thompson
Anna R _Thompson
Hope Street
Butler’s Shoe Store
Bristol News Briefs Include Promotions and Local Notices
The Bristol item column reports Lt Commander Edward B S Gladding promoted to Commander and in charge of the Ninth Division Seventh quadron Coast Defence fleet aboard the battleship Montana, with Bristol residents Arthur Selmore and family visiting on furlough. St Louis native F McKeon formerly of town noted. Town Council announces new Building Law effective now. permits required from Building Inspector Ernest Alder before any new construction or alterations.
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O Placé
Ordnante
Ettysburg
Jennor
Bristol
Edward BS Gladding
Igof
Arthur Selmore
Medrick
Belmore
Thig Town
B. Marines
de. Oe
Montana
Marine Corps
Service
Ernest Alder
R. I
John M. Coggeshall
Private hospital planned at Barrington for Dr. Sanger
E Turgeon of 86 Weybosset street Providence has begun work on a private hospital to be built at Barrington for Dr. H M Sanger of 90 Waterman street. The structure will be two and a half stories, frame construction, 35 by 44 feet, with 11 roof sections. It will include three bathrooms, tile and oak floors, gumwood finish, two fireplaces and steam heat.
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E. Turgeon
Weyhosset Street
Providence
Barrington
H. M. Sanger
Waterman Street
Bestival at Harvest Home at Trinity Church
The 43rd annual harvest festival at Trinity Church drew a large crowd Tuesday evening. Decorations featured broom corn and flowers with an elaborately adorned altar. offerings of vegetables, cereals, and fruits were arranged on the chancel steps for Bristol institutions including the Children's Home and the Home for Aged Women. Rev Sweetland of Barrington and Rev Withers of St John’s Barrington preached, with Miss Helen W at the organ and a notably fine choir leading the songs, including Lord is My Shepherd.
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Trinity Church
Sweetland
Barringston
Anson Blard
St.aMichael's
Ean Hedrons
Tay
Chapin
Johnisss Church
Barrington
Helen’ W
Address on Camp Devens by Rev Whitley at Memorial Chapel
Rev John E Whitley pastor of the First Congregational Church will speak at Camp Devens Sunday evening at 730 in the Memorial Chapel. Devens is described as a National Cantonment near England with two square miles of land, 10000 acres, 1000 buildings, 20 miles of road, 400 miles of electric wiring, 60 miles of detailing pipes, 2200 shower baths and 34000 feet of lumber. The area has rapidly transformed from a wooded stretch into a modern city capable of housing officers and men.
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John E. “Whitley
Camp Devens
Mp “Devens
Thengland
National Cantonment
Neen
Whitley
Lombardi Held on Charge as Fifth District Court Schedules Hearing
Police report Lombardi residing on street was arrested yesterday on a charge. Thomas Dwyer acted for the state. bail was fixed at a specified amount. The case awaits continuation in the Fifth District Court next Monday morning.
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Jon
Thomas Dwyer
Pelosi
Fifth District Court
Makowsky
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Charles W. Greene
Snake Line Railroad
Elwin A. Hill
Charles Duffy
James P. Fay
Duffy
Mabel Manchester
Mary Easterbroughs
Turkey
Alfred Morgan
Joseph Kinder
Frank Rounds
J. F. Gilroy
James W. Frank
John W. Geyer
Easterbrooks
James T. Haines
Church Street
Sam
G. A. R. Block
Aetna Protection
B. W. Wall
Beistol, RB. L
Gorham’s Express
Young's
Ladygge
Chas. H. Smith
Hope, St
Mary E. Brown
Baker Street
Warren
R. L
Geo. T. Sisson
Bradford Farm
Trinity, Church
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Congregational Church
State St. M. & Church
Epworth League
Town OF
Council Chamber
Mermorial Building
Franklin
Bradford Street
Ydrl
Dyer
Ebrisfol
LA Fisheries
Ibelmina Shepard
Bristol Harbor
Ners
Ls Seng
Lewis
Milton
Telephone
J A. Deslauriers
Herreshoff Mfg. Co
CLI
Bigney Construction Co
Pure Food Store
C.A. Johnson
Chase & Sanborn
The
M. & J. Brand
Boston
Charles A. Johnson
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