Bristol Charitable Society year end report and notes
The Bristol Female Charitable Society thanks managers and donors for faithful year work. Anna R. Thompson reports receipts and pensions, memorials, and dividends totaling 3679.44 with ongoing support to pensioners and special cases.
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People’s Saving Bank
R. I Hospital Trust Co
Industrial Trust Co
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R. I. Hospital Trust Co
William G Low
William McKee
S. D Wardwell
Isabella Flint
James C. Church
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Easterbrooks Fund
Wardwell Memorial Fund
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Sarah W_ Bourne
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Bristol Probate Court Seeks Administrator for Giglio Estate
Jennie Ferrara, daughter of Pasquale Giglio deceased intestate of Bristol, requests Alphonso Ruggieri or another suitable person be appointed administrator. The court refers the matter to November 7, 1921, at 9:30 AM in the Probate Court Room and orders notice to be published fourteen days once weekly in the Bristol Phenix. John W Church, Probate Clerk.
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Petition for reasonable allowance in estate of Charles Paull
Eunice H Paull widow of Charles Paull of Bristol petitions the Bristol Probate Court for a family support allowance from the estate. The court refers the matter to November 7, 1921, 10:30 AM, in Bristol Probate Court with notice ordered for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix. John W Church, Probate Clerk.
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Eunice H Paull
Bristol Phenix
Tohn W Church
Court Names Local Officers In Town Meeting
The court appointed Harold Wilson to handle firemanship and health matters. Deputy Commissioner George R. Fish served as scribe. Members present included Col A W Anthony Col M A Gheesman and Albert A Griffin with ties to Warren.
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Bristol
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East Shore
Warren
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Matthew White of Bristol Dies at 63
Matthew White 63, longtime Bristol resident, died at his Wood Street home Wednesday morning. Born in Theland he came to Bristol in 1885 and worked 36 years for National India Rubber Company. Survived by wife, three sons John R James K Matthew H and five daughters Annie E Louise A and Mrs Bottomley Springer and Mrs Studley. Funeral tomorrow at St Mary's Church at 9.
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Italian-born Antonio D Giorgio dies at 32 in Providence
Antonio D Giorgio a resident of this town died yesterday at Rhode Island Hospital after a week of treatment. He was 32, born in Italy, and had worked at the National India Rubber Company. He is survived by his wife and two children of Usher street. Funeral from his late residence tomorrow at 9 30 am with a requiem.
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Watkins veteran Bob the Civils Wat died at home
An elderly resident of Douglas Mass known as Watkins, age 80, died Wednesday night at the Soldiers Home. Born in Douglas, he enlisted in the Civil War and served as a corporal with the Island Cavalry. He was admitted to the Home on May 1, 1907.
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Community Oct Festivities and Dances Planned
Listings show a series of dances and events from October 21 to December 1. Grand dance at Caer Hall hosted by The Three Friends, a harvest supper by the Ladies Auxiliary of Kearneys Post, and dances at Italian Hall Wood Street Colt Memorial High School G A R Hall.
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Two Familiar Phrases Originating in the Middle Ages
James O. Young explains in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer how the phrases pig in a poke and letting the cat out of the bag emerged in medieval France and England. The line of deception involved selling a pig in a bag only to reveal a cat later, a tale echoed in modern idioms.
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