Volunteer Adult Leaders Sought By Troop 2 Boy Scouts Now
Scoutmaster Harold E. Tucker of Troop 2, Boy Scouts of America, seeks a volunteer adult to assist about 15 boys at the First Baptist Church Thursday evenings. No expertise is required. the program is pre arranged and needs a steady helper for roughly one hour weekly to maintain good conduct during meetings. Call Clifford 38658 to offer assistance.
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Troop 2
Boy Scouts
Harold E. Tucker
Troop
Boy Scouts of America
First Baptist Church
Tucker
Clifford
Eastern Star To Meet Monday At Masonic Temple
Mr. Hope Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will reopen meetings Monday night at the masonic temple. A penny social will follow the regular business session. Mrs. Fern J. King matron will preside over the meeting.
URI Purchases Inn As Dormitory
The University of Rhode Island has rented the Kingston Inn to house 30 to 40 women students for the coming year. The Inn, owned by Mr and Mrs Louis Ritzinger, will operate as a dormitory under university supervision with meals taken on campus. The move addresses enrollment growth and is temporary until two new women's dormitories are completed. Dean Evelyn Morris notes it will house upperclass girls from the West Annex to free space for freshmen.
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University of Rhode Island
Kingston Inn
Carl R. Woodward
Board of Trustees of State Colleges
Louis A. Ritzinger
University
Woodward
Evelyn Morris
West Annex
Altar Society Plans Annual Bridge Night Oct 16
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Altar Society announces its annual bridge party on Tuesday October 16 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Co chairmen are Mrs Phyllis Pezullo and Miss Lucy Murgo with assistants Mesdames Vorro Pasqua Proto Rich Calandra Recupero Sicignano Del Toro Alfano Russo Pante Cristiani.
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Altar Society of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Phyllis Pezullo
Lucy Murgo
Anne Vorro
Lillian Pasqua
Lena Proto
Mary Rich
Mary Calandra
Connie Recupero
Bridget Sicignano
Lena del Toro
Rose Alfano
Carmella Russo
Josephine Pante
Madeline Cristiani
DAR Covered Dish Supper Next Monday
The Bristol Chapter of the D A R will host a covered dish luncheon Monday at 12 30 at the Chapter House 56 Franklin Street. A business meeting follows. Guest speaker is Mrs Leroy Palmer Cox State President of the Children of American Revolution. Members should bring a small item for a silent auction. Hostesses are Mrs Charles B Cole Mrs Joseph Brogden Mrs Mary E Ingraham and Miss Louise H DeWolfe.
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Bristol
Chapter
Franklin Street
Leroy Palmer Cox
the Children of American Revolution
Charles B. Cole
Joseph Brogden
Mary E. Ingraham
Louise H. DeWolfe
Homemakers Plan Visit to Eastern States Exposition
Bristol Homemakers Group will tour the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts on September 17. A special bus departs Bay View Fire Station East Providence at 9 30 a m. Reservations are due today at the office of Mrs Susan T Broadfoot home demonstration agent.
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Bristol Homemakers Group
Springfield
Mass
Bay View Fire Station
East Providence
Susan T. Broadfoot
St Alban's Lodge to Attend Masonic Meet in Foxboro
Members of St Alban's Lodge will travel to Foxboro Massachusetts on Saturday October 6 to attend the annual meeting of lodges named St Alban's The gathering will host Masons from across the United States and Canada The lodge resumes meetings after a summer recess with a class of entered apprentices Next Wednesday night a charter meeting of the Sword of Bunker Hill will be held in the St Alban's lodge rooms
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St. Alban’s Lodge
Foxboro
Mass
St. Alban’s
Canada
Order of the Sword of Bunker Hill
Last Boston and Maine steam train moved to Edaville
The final B and M steam passenger train, retired after 50 years, was trucked from Tremont to Edaville in South Carver, Mass. Nelson Blount will showcase the cars and locomotive as part of the Cranberry Festival on September 29, with the gift marking a century end for steam on the region’s railways.
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Boston
Maine
Tremont
Edaville
Carver
Mass
Clinton
Nelson Blount
America
Blount
Patrick B. McGinnis
Boston and
McGinnis
George Alpert
New Haven
Boston & Maine
New England Railroad
Weekend Gardener Fall Is Nature's Time for Starting Your Lawn
Turf expert Dr. DeFrance says fall offers ideal conditions for starting or redoing a lawn with cooler weather and moisture. He advises deep soil mixing, lime and a high nitrogen fertilizer, soil testing, and seed seeding with Kingston mix. Chemicals for grub and Japanese beetle control are recommended for new and existing lawns.
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DeFrance
Rhode Island
Kingston
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