Flapper Chorus Star Feature of Aunt Lucia in Bristol
Rehearsals reveal the Flapper Chorus as the show’s big draw for Aunt Lucia at Guiteras Memorial School auditorium next Thursday and Friday. Thirty five Bristol business and professional men dress as collegiate co-eds in a high spirited sequence drawing widespread interest from applicants to join the chorus.
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Guiteras Memorial School
Bristol
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Lucia
United States
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Girl Scouts Elect Officers and Plan Barrington Visit
Golden Red Troop met Wednesday afternoon in the Makowsky building. Hope Cote was elected secretary-scribe and Agnes Currier treasurer. Mrs Frederick S Bartlett formed patrols and leaders were named Clover Patrol Katherine Ebbits Eagle Patrol Barbara Huestis. The troop will visit Barrington Saturday to join a treasure hunt program.
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Golden Red
Makowsky
Hope Cote
Agnes Currier
Frederick S Bartlett
Clover Patrol
Katherine Ebbits
Eagle Patrol
Barbara Huestis
Barrington
Acceptances for Boys' Band Fair Arrivals and Prizes
Ferdinand Kasiello director of the Bristol Boys' Community Band reports letters of acceptance from Hon. Ezra Dixon and Senator Jesse H. Metcalf along with other organizations for the band fair. Prizes include a wrist watch for first, a coffee set for second, and boxes of chocolates for the next ten. Tickets counted in the contest must be presented at the fair entrance. Senator Metcalf cannot attend tomorrow evening but hopes to attend on November 8.
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Ferdinand Kasiello
Bristol
Ezra Dixon
Jesse H. Metcalf
Metcalf
Harvest Supper At Trinity Parish House Draws Crowd
About 100 suppers were served at Trinity Parish House for the annual Harvest Supper under the Parish Aid Society. Tables were decorated with autumn foliage cornstalks and fall flowers. Chairlady Mrs Richard R Cornell led the committee with assistarants Mrs John Grabert Miss Marion Darling and Miss Harriet Kinder and waitresses assisted by Kenneth Weaver Charles Weaver Herbert Gray John Gray and Lawrence Cheetham.
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Trinity Parish House
Parish Aid Society
Richard R Cornell
John Grabert
Marion Darling
Harriet Kinder
Kenneth Weaver
Charles Weaver
Herbert Gray
John Gray
Lawrence Cheetham
Republican Rally Draws Large Bristol Crowd at Pastime Theatre
The Bristol Republican rally drew a near full house at the Pastime Theatre despite bad weather. Speakers included Governor Norman S Case, Charles P Sisson, Joseph Kinder making his maiden political speech, and Louis Jackvony.
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Case
Charles P. Sisson
Joseph C. Kinder
Closing Rallies Planned By Republican Town Committee
Republican Town Committee schedules closing campaign rallies for Sunday at 3 PM in Academy Hall Wood Street and in Columbia Hall also on Wood Street. November 3 features speakers including Governor Case Lieutenant Governor Connolly Attorney General Meckleman Luigi Conti editor Frank Renzi Ermano Meigher plus congressional and local candidates.
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Academy Hall
Wood Street
Columbia Hall
Boys
John R Bernardo
Governor Case
James G. Connolly
Anthony H Alfred
Democratic rallies in Lincoln Hall and Academy Hall
Democratic rallies are scheduled for next Sunday at Lincoln Hall Usher avenue at 3 00 pm with George R Fish presiding and speakers including Mayor Mortimer Sullivan John P Enos Giuseppe Molris Daniel M Vargas and Thomas H Byrnes Also Monday at Academy Hall Wood street at 7 30 pm with presiding Thomas H Byrnes and speakers Hon Robert Quinn Edmund P Flynn Daniel W Coggeshall Louis Capel and John J Nolan
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Usher Avenue
Academy, Hall
George R. Fish
Mortimer , Sullivan
Newport
John P . Enos
Providence
Guiseppe Molris
Daniel M Vargas
Bristol
Independente
New Bedford
Thomas H Byrnes
Academy Hall
Wood Street
Robert Quinn
West Warwick
Edmund P Flynn
Daniel W Coggeshall
Louis Capel
John J Nolan
Armistice Day Celebration Plans Unfold in Town Event Schedule
Plans for the Armistice Day observance show a large parade on Tuesday November 11 featuring Naval Military Boy and Girl Scouts and civic groups. A ten mile marathon and football game are planned as part of the athletic program. The day ends with an Armistice Day Ball at the State Armory and ceremonies at Guiteras Memorial School. Harold W Gifford is named parade chief marshal.
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Grand Arms Hall
New England
Guiteras Memorial School
Harold W Gifford
Kearney
American Legion
State Armory
Church Street
Perry Barell
Morning service at State Street M E Church
Rev W C Darby pastor leads 1045 morning service on The Gospel of Thrift. Sunday School at noon and Epworth League service at 7 PM address What place has play in the normal Christian life.
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State Street M. E
W. C Darby
Wampanoag Encampment Officers Installed
Wampanoag Encampment No 1 of Adamsville RI installed officers in Odd Fellows Hall last evening led by Chief Patriarch Murdock J McAskill. New officers include Senior Warden Oswald R LeClair, High Priest Col Merton A Cheesman PCP, Junior Warden William Ho Remieres Scribe John, Treasurer Hiram A Rounds, and several watches and sentinels. Weetamvoe Encampment of Adamsville and Massasort Encampment of Warren attended. social time followed with refreshments.
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Adamsville RI
Wampanoag
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Murdock J McAskill
Oswald R LeClair
Col Merton A Cheesman
William Ho Remieres
John
Stewart
Hiram A
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Raymond
Albert Ok Benard
George W. Coggeshall
Sentinel
George R Fish
Amasa Williston
Weetamvoe
Adamsville
Massasort
Warren
Albert F Benard
All Saints Day Masses at Trinity Church
All Saints' Day observances at Trinity Episcopal Church will offer Masses tomorrow morning at 6:15 and 7:30. The services mark All Saints' Day with two early hours of worship in the church.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Boy Scouts Court of Honor Awards Thirteen Scouts
Col Merton A Cheesman presided at a Boy Scouts Court of Honor in the Boy Scouts building on Hope Street Wednesday evening. Merit badges were awarded to thirteen Scouts from several troops with Deputy Commissioner George Ro Fish and others assisting as masters of ceremonies.
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Boy Scouts Council
Hope Street
Col Cheesman
George Ro Fish
George Ho Baldwin
Herman Gablinski
Fred Mc Stranght
Frank Hayes
Domenic Capone
Amon Jamiel
George Valley
Domenic Puya
Herman Gablinske
Michael Grimo
Michael Topazio
Camp Takarest
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