Prudence Union Church Votes In New Officers
Prudence Island Union Church held its second annual meeting and election of officers after worship. Rev. Richard K. Morton was re-elected chairman with Vice-Chairman William Esau presiding. numerous trustees and committee members were named from Rhode Island and Massachusetts, reflecting strong attendance and improved finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church of
Prudence Island
Richard K. Morton
Smithfield Avenue Congregational Church
Pawtucket
William Esau
East Milton
Morton
China
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Scouts Plan Camp King Philip Campfire and Fall Roundup
First Bristol Troop scouts meet at Camp King Philip Monday for a campfire and to plan the annual Fall Roundup. Senior scouts return this weekend for advanced scoutcraft as part of preparations for a fall and winter hiking program. The corps held a victory party at Scout Hall with summer activities shown and band refreshment. October paper drive announced with a second Sunday collection and notices for townspeople to save newspapers and magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts of
Bristol
Camp King Philip
Scout Hall
Jamestown
Bristol Probate Notices and Administratrix Appointments
Multiple probate notices from Bristol Rhode Island and surrounding areas announce Administratrix appointments and estate matters. Sallie Nelson of Bronx NY is named Administratrix for Annie J Ogier with Albert A Edmonds named Rhode Island Agent. Notices call creditors to file claims within legal periods. Additional items include estates of Thomas Pansa Sam Friedman and John Andrade with court dates and publication orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Ogier
Sallie Nelson
Bronx
New York
Annie J Ogier
Bristol R I
Albert A Edmonds
Hope St
Bristol
Rhode Island
John W Church
Thomas Pansa
Bristol Phoenix
Sam Friedman
Sarah Friedman
Logan Street
Brooklyn
Harry J Weisman
High St
Pawtucket
John Andrade
Margaret B Andrade
Guardian’s Notice of Edward Mello Ward Appointment Bristol
The Brente Court of Bristol Town appoints Edward Mello as ward with estate and bond set. All persons with claims against the ward must file them with the Clerk within six months from first advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Brente Court
Bristol
Edward Mello
Kearney Post Officers to Be Elected Tonight After NY Convention
Members of Kearney Post No 6 The American Legion and Auxiliary gathered in New York for the national convention. Walter Walander Thomas Black and Charles Burns led attendees as delegates and alternates to events at Manhattan Center. The annual meeting and election will be held this evening at 8 in the Post Home with sample ballots mailed and nominations from the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Post
Walter Walander
Thomas Black
Charles E. Burns
William B. Darling
Samuel J. Smith
George R. Fish
Virgil Arruda
Louis Almedia
Domenic Ruggieri
Walter Briggs
America Vona
Michael Principe
Muriel Gashton
Helen Congdon
Ann J. Seymour
Dorothy Seymour
Legion Sponsored
Metropolis
Forty & Eight
Manhattan Center
34Th Street
Kearney
American Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert A Hudson
Woonsocket
R. I
Francis Enslin
St. Petersburg
Fla
James T. McCaughey
Warren
Cyrus A. Hollis
Brockton
Mass
Sydney A. Davidson
James Baines
R I
Herbert A. Newman
Thomas Taber
Needham
Clarence Brigham
Attleboro
Earl S Day
Cranston
Leslie Young
Ralph D Washburn
West Hanover
Harry Town
Charles Lynn
Richard K Morton
S A Davidson
James McCaughey
Ernest Roberts
Phylis MacEachern
Robert Armstrong
Alexander MacEachern
Harry Tattersall
Barbara Emmott
Virginia Marshall
Robert Little
Messrs
Sydney A Davidson
James T McCaughey
Ralph Morn
Bedford St
Fall River, Mass
Pocasset ST
Fall River
Batt Manufacturing, Corp
BOY Scout
Antonio Mello
Tavvares Guardian
Tendll
Gaspee
Acushnet ‘Park
New Bedford, Mass
Gladiolus
Bristol County Tel
MT. Hope Ave
Braga’s Sail Loft
North ST
New Bedford
Wood St
LOW Price Black & White
Teachers
Dewars
Johnny Walker
Ballantine Haig & Haig
Ushers
White Horse
East Providence
Nocera Bros
Warren Ave
Providence
Bristol County
Roofing Company
TEL
Deponte & Sons
Perry Plat
Main St. — Warren
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