Armistice Day Parade Plans In Meeting At Belvedere
At a meeting of the Armistice Day Committee held last evening in the Hotel Belvedere parlors a tentative parade lineup for the November 12 morning procession was set. An afternoon sports program was adopted featuring the First Division police chief marshal staff and several units including the Portuguese Independent Band Battery B 248th Heavy Artillery Bristol Train of Artillery the American Legion and its Woman's Auxiliary. The Second Division will include the Warren Legion Band and Boy and Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Belvedere
Bristol
American Legion Woman's Auxiliary
Legion
Barrington Groups Join Third Division Event
Barrington community groups including the Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co and Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Co participate in a civilan organizations gathering within the third division.
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Barrington
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
Dreadnaught Hook,Ladder & Hose Co Civilan Organizations
Town Parade and Sports Events Outlined for November
The schedule details a march route from High and State through to the common and back, with divisions for Barrington Band and town officials. Sports include a three mile race a half mile race a 100 yd dash and several youth events on Hope street starting at 3 PM with prizes on display at Edward Kunz’s window and entry closes at 6 PM on November 10.
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Hope Street
Belvedere
Washington Street
High Street
Edward 10 Kunz
Phoenix
Mr Kunz
Bristol Community Service Looks to Expand Playground Facilities
The Bristol Community Service group met in the Council Chamber with Ruth Sherburne, field secretary of the Playground and Recreation Association of America, advising on Bristol plans. Committees on finance athletics and social activities were formed to expand playground facilities and related programs. The board convenes Thursday at 8 PM in the Comerch Chamber to act on the executive report.
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Bristol Community Service
Counal Chamber
Ruth Sherburne
Playground and Recreation Associatrion of America
Mass Sherburne
Bristol
Comerd Chamber
Road Building on Thames Street Progress and Paving Dispute
Work on the Thames Street highway gospel shows large crushed stone spread and binder laid with two steam rollers at work from near Franklin Street to north of Cranston Mills. Paving blocks north of State Street sit two inches above rails. town and railroad seek level with rails or slightly below to avoid ice between blocks and rails. If unresolved it will be torn up and relaid to correct height.
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Thames Street
Franklin Street
Cranston Mills
State — Street
Constitution Street
Seth Paull Company
and Company
What Is a Christian Sermon by Rev Sand at First Baptist
Rev Robert M Sand of Winona Lake Indiana delivered a sermon at the First Baptist Church on What Is a Christian He defined a Christian as a partaker of God's nature Christ's sufferings and the glory to be revealed He urged believers to share in Christ's sufferings to mirror the divine character Pastor Rev Francis RO Enshin assisted as the choir provided special music
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Robert M Sand
Winona Lake
Indiana
I Peter
Calvary
Jesus
Francis RO Enshin
St Elizabeth's Church to be interiorly decorated and organ installed
The Rambaudh Company of New York will begin interior decoration at St Elizabeth s Church within a week to ten days. The Austin Company of Hartford will install a new pipe organ to be completed before Easter. The 1913 building, dedicated in 1914, now serves about 2500 communicants under Pastor Rex Vieira who began in 1918.
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St Elizabeth S Church
Wal
Rambaudh Company of
New York
Baltiamore
Fife
Canada
Austin Company
Hartford
A P Rebello
Rex Francisco G Vieira
Ladies' Committee Hosts Largest Attendance Yet
The Ladies' Committee was royally entertained by Mrs A M Merriman on Hope Street with over twenty women, marking the largest gathering in committee history. A social hour preceded a meeting to dispatch dummy calendars for canvassing quotes for a big holiday calendar, with plans to complete canvassing by November 10 and publish by December 1.
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A M Merriman
Hope Street
Born in Providence at Private Maternity Hospital
A son was born on October 26 to Mr and Mrs Aaron FE Markoff of this town at the Private Maternity Hospital on Parade Street in Providence.
Marriages of Conti Goulart and Hunt Kenney in town
In this town, marriages occurred at St Elizabeth's Church on October 29 and October 27. Louis Conti of Barrington wed Miss Filomena Goulart, and Wilford Pentelow Hunt of Swansea wed Miss Margaret Greenwood Kenney. Both ceremonies were officiated by local reverends.
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Conti—Goulart
St Elizabeth’s
Frank Gomes Louis Conti
Barrington
Filomena Goulart
Hunt—Kenney
Anson B- Howard
Wilford Pentelow Hunt
Swansea
Margaret Greenwood Kenney
Marriage Intentions for Fasano Bruscato Railo Stanzione
Sigismondo Edward Fasano and Miss Josephine Bruscato along with James Railo and Miss Antonette Stanzione, all of this town, filed marriage intentions signaling forthcoming nuptials.
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Sigismondo Edward Fasano
Josephine Bruscato
James Railo
Antonette Stanzione
John Troiano Dies at 24 in This Town
John Troiano aged 24 son of Antonio and Bino Troiano of this town died at Wallum Lake on October 26.
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Troiano
Wallum Lake
John
Antonio
Bino Troiano
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A. E. Markoff, Inc
Francis Newbury Close
Optometrist
A. E. Markoff
Automobile
E. A. Skinner
Hope St
Pastime Theatre
Paramount Presents
Gloria Swanson
Bluebeard
Vitagraph
WM. Duncan
Edith Johnson
Carl Laemmie
Jack Hoxie
Where IS
West
Fanny Ward
Earle Williams
Papyrus
Zev Harold Lloyd
Warren Legion Band
Boy and Girl Scouts
Church
Walte
Franklin
Thames ST
R. M. Sand
Baptist Church
ST. Elizabeth’s Church
Edward B. Ktnzoc
Carter
Connery
Men’s Outfitter
Comfortland
THE
Waldron CO
Bradford Street
Menean
Bostonians
Dr. Chase
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