Bristol Public Flight of Defense Meeting Proposed
Editorial urges Bristol residents to organize a public meeting at Colt Memorial High School on Sept 12 Defense Test Day. It argues defense readiness and a peaceful yet vigilant stance, calling patriotic citizens to show support and plan immediate actions due to the approaching observance.
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Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Preparedness Day Opinion Exchange at Cigar Store
A New York Commercial reader overhears a cigar shop dialogue about Preparedness Day. The proprietor argues a woodsman should keep a gun within easy reach and practice to defend himself, dismissing further comment as needless.
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Pithy
New York
Armistice Day Plans by Kearney Post No 6
The Armistice Day committee of Kearney Post No 6 American Legion met at the Hotel Belvedere to plan the November 1 celebration. They approved a parade marching to town, a fireman and signal corps unit, a marching band concert, and a veterans banquet. The Bristol organization will join the parade and town companies will participate, with officers including George Ko Festois and barl wn Duntar as secretary.
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Armustie
Kearney Post
Amerian Legion
Belvedere
Oaeert
Keatnes
Bristol
Nainti Root Vegeran
George Ko Festois
Cleanliness as a Business Asset in Oil Handling
The text argues that appearance signals proper supply quality and cleanliness. It states that a well kept look reflects good oils and gas inventories and endorses cleanliness as a core business asset. The uniform neatness of the oil handled is presented as emblematic of purity.
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Thei
Bristol Gathers News From Town and Surroundings
Local notes report motor trips to the Adirondacks and Bermuda, visits from Bristol residents to New York and Providence, openings of fashion shops, sales on hats and ginghams, and a sidewalk improvement project at Colt Memorial High School. Community events include Knights of Columbus outings, nursing association plans, and a Bristol Train of Artillery meeting. A traffic collision, football practice, new business ventures, and a steamer pilot's medical emergency are also noted.
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Jane Cartwight
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Emily
LeClair
Bermuda
Colt Memorial High School
Clements J Weters
Joseph
Lawrence
Mass
George Marz
Pleasant Street
State Street
Kathrewn Laver
James Cassidy
Mary
Catherine
Cambridge
Charles
Israel Makowsky
Otis Mass
Camp
Island of
Rhode Island
Constitution Street
M Dimond
Albert M Sparks
Dimond
Bristol Train of Artillery
Willam
F Peters
Bristol
Boston
Peters
James MacCreary
High
Bradford
Tony Gelsomimno
Somerville Mass
Minnie FE Butler
East Providence
Colt Memorial High ‘School
John Jo Condonay
James Maher
Fall River
Durfee High School
Supper and Sale for Ix Guild at St Michael's Chapel
The annual supper and sale of the Ix Guild was held in St Michael's Chapel yesterday from 4 to 8 pm. The entertainment committee led by Mrs W Fred Williams organized tables and booths with a large, attentive crowd. Funds from the event will support charitable enterprises formerly aided by the Ivy Guild.
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Christian A. . Ostby
Frank M. Dimond
Prudence Island
Summer Colony
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Nayatt
Thomas M .Morris, Jr
Thomas M. Morris
New York
George Washington
Germany
F E. Suzman
Hope St
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Amity Lodge
Warren
Bliven Field
Main Road
Eugene A Hart of Tiverton
Mineola
Newport
Ix. Guild
St Michael's Chapel
W Fred Williams
Benjamnn MacDougall
Henry DeWolf Allen
William P Gladding
Edward J. Brownell
John H Wall
Ivy Guild
Ivy Wennerstrand
Katherine H DeWolf
Florence Nelson
Walter Watson
George King
WC Manchester
William Darling
Daniel Crispell
Matthew Cahoon
Mirs
Elmer Mathewson
Toure
H de
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Mary RO Drury
Election of Officers at United Brothers Lodge No 123
At the annual election Frederik I Garvin was chosen Nobhe Grand for the ensuing year. Officers elected include Vice Grand John W Card Recording Secretary John G Stewart Financial Secretary Amasa C Williston Treasurer Dr W Fred Williams Trustees William Jo Munro James T Robertson and Fred Wilbur. Delegate to Odd Fellows Home Association for Two Years Passed
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Frederik I Garvin
Garand
John W Card
John G Stewart
Finanial
Amasa ¢ Williston
W Fred Willams
William Jo Munro
James T Robertson
Fred Wilbur
Odd Fellows Home Association
Official Visitation by Mrs Fitts to Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Alice B. Fitts, President of the Rebekah Assembly, led an official visitation to Rebekah Degree Lodge No 12,700 in Odd Fellows Hall. Addresses were delivered by vesting officials and Past Grand Master George U Arnold founder of Reba Lodge, who died Tuesday. Plans for the annual harvest festival next month were discussed.
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Alice B. Fitts
Rebekah Assembly and
Reba Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Fitts
George U Arnold
Reba Lodge
Chairs recaned with rush and rattan seats and backs
John Donato advertises reasonable prices for recaning chairs at Hotel Belvedere. He seeks a fishwasher position and notes the business operates from 192 State 5S1.
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John Donato
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