Few Catholics in Iceland Now and Lost Churches
The article notes that Iceland historically held at least 220 Catholic churches, most stone built, but the Reformation led to destruction or seizure by Lutherans, leaving only a single dilapidated Catholic church remaining in the country. It also reports a London magistrate ruling that a wife has the privilege to purchase food, affirming a wife’s authority to provide meals in a matrimonial dispute.
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Iceland
Forterly
London
England
Sousa pleads not guilty in Fifth District Court session
Louis X. Sousa facing charges of alleged assault on his wife Mary C. Sousa. Judge Frank H. Hammill held a morning session. Sousa released on $100 bond furnished by John Farias. Cases of Chief Kelley vs Dr John Lake held for two weeks. others continued. Juvenile Court heard ten cases. trains stones incident led to reprimands and probation checks. Two boys charged with breaking and entering Taft School. one admitted thefts, case continued. another boy released. additional house burglary case continued one week.
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Louis X. Sousa
Demars
Maetozo
Mary C. Sousa
E Street
Fifth District Court
Frank H. Hammill
John Farias
Hugh F. Kelley
John ‘Lake
Helen Terry
Riverside
Colt Bridge
Dboys
Reform School
Taft School
Brightman
R W. Holt
Hope Street
Providence
Francis
Roma Street
Coggeshall Avenue
Bristol Boy Scouts Observe Hallowe en Week With Meetings and Parties
Bristol Troops 1 3 4 21 meet this week for Hallowe en themed activities Games competitions and refreshments planned. Troop 1 holds a 7 30 evening party with a vote on new applicants and a tenth anniversary report due in December. Troop 21 shifts meeting day to Thursday for a unique party. Troop 3 and 4 plan all around competitions and wear uniforms. Leaders travel to Providence for fall meeting with Scout Executive J Williams and his bride reception noted.
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Hallowe'en
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Troop
Hallowe’en
Providence
Community events fill late November calendar
The schedule lists a Food Sale Whist and Afternoon Tea on November 22 at Mrs W Fred Williams home on Hope Street hosted by Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps. A Thanksgiving Dance on November 30 in Italian Hall Wood Street hosted by Mt Carmel Church Altar Society. The Second Annual Bazaar November 22 23 2 25 at Bristol Council No 379 K of C State Street. A Fair by Italian Catholic Society on November 24 25 in Italian Hall on Wood Street.
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Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
W Fred Williiams
Hope Street
Wood Street
Altar Society of
Mt Carmel
Spephes
Bristol Council
K. of C
Council
State Street
Funeral rites for Mrs. Margaret Callan and Miss Anna Ray Thompson
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Margaret Callan at St Mary's Church Cambridge with burial at St Marys Cemetery. She died at Municipal Hospital Cambridge and had resided here 40 years. Survived by two sons two daughters seven grandchildren. Also funeral for Miss Anna Ray Thompson from 730 Hope Street with services led by Rev Gilbert Edgett and burial at North Cemetery. Relatives from Boston Providence attended. Bearers named for both services.
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Margaret Callan
Cambridge
St Mary's Church
Francis Fullam
Margaret Conley
England
Luke Callan
John H Callan
Barrington
Edward McGrath
Wood Street
Alice White
Charles Bree Hugh Breen
Charles Callan
Patrick Mahoney
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Anna Ray Thompson
Hope Street
Gilbert E Edgett
State Street ME
Boston
Providence
Epworth Leggue
Henry M. Thompson
Charles QO F Thompson
George A Richardson
William Swan
North
Three Children Die of Measles in City
Funerals were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock for Angelina Castriotti 4, Antoinette Ferreira 14 months and Tennie Gomes infant daughters of Castriotti Ferreira and Gomes. Interment was at St Mary's Cemetery. The families live on State Street 228 29 and 231 respectively.
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St Mary's Cemetery
Angelina Castriotti
Nicola
Antionette Castriotti
State Street
Antoinette Ferreira
Salvatore Ferreira
Bourn Street
Tennie Gomes
Brazill
Mary Gomes
Kearney Legion Plans Armistice Events and Meeting
The Kearney Post regular meeting is set for next Friday at 8 PM in G A Hall with post commanders reporting on the Fourth National Convention. Armistice Day committee preparations include a November 11 observance and an Armistice Ball on November 10 with a banquet on the 11th. members must sign up by Friday. The bowling league began recently and matches are scheduled for Monday and Wednesday evenings through winter.
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Kearney
G. A . Hall
Callan
Wall
Evolution of the spoon from shells to refined forks
The piece traces spoons from palm sized shells at the seashore to handles fitted on shells. It notes ancient Egyptian Greek and Roman use but slow adoption in western Europe until the Fifteenth century. Under Louis XV France the modern decorated spoon emerged.
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Egypt
Greece
Rome
Europe
Louia XV
France
Indus trial Workers Social Opens Season With Events
Friday night events include Y Orchestra selections and a workers address by Colin T Holm. Film features include Tracked to Earth and two reel thriller A Battle Against Odds plus Lost and Won. Boxing bouts with Brown, Willart, Green, Carpenter, a four round finale for a loving cup, and a big wrestling match Maderos versus Mello.
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Frank Mayo
Colin T Holm
Moving Pictures
Youngs Brown
Young Willart
Fall River
Young Green
Young Carpenter
Warren
Kunz
Young Maderos
Young Mello
Snowy Flight Like Invisible Birds Over Dusk
The passage describes a windless snowfall that thickens and quiets the world. Flakes fall softly at dusk, likened to gray feathers and invisible birds of essence, as the scene shifts from silence to a faint rustle.
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Iona Macleod
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Sartini
State and
Wood Streets
John the Tailor
R. I
BOY Scout
Industrial Workers’ Social
Young Brown
Young Willard
E. D. Kunz
Hallowe’en Scare
American Legion
Jee
Ralston
la Touraine
Campbell’s
Sunshine
Sunshine Overseas
Newman
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