Bristol News in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Events
Samuel A. Mott visits relatives in town from Harrison New Jersey Rev William A Tucker and sons depart for a month in New York Michael J Doyle and daughter Louise return from New York Clifford W Weaver heads to East Greenwich Academy Mrs Richard Smith Gladding and son Richard visit Beverly sister Lavinia Mahnkin Gladiolus gardens advertise blooms for sale Bristol Gladiolus Gardens with contact F E Witherell Police probe theft of spare tire from Bristol Bakery area Norman Elwert Raymond Woolrith and Miss EF Kunze visit Miss Kunze in Bristol Principessa Fiona Society holds by law amendments at Italian Hall Severe thunderstorm disrupts electric service in town Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Smith return to Boston from visit Peter M Bassing leaves for Richmond on business trip Leah Young attends Eddy Family Association reunion in Middleboro MA Leopold and Douglas Damrosch depart for Brooklyn NY for church job change First Baptist and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Mott
Harrison
N. J
William A. Tucker
New York
Michael J. Doyle
Louise Doyle
Clifford W. Weaver
Ernest W. Weaver
East Greenwich
East Greenwich Academy
Richard Smith Gladding
Richard
Beverly
Lavinia Mahnkin
Hope Street
Gladiolus
Bristol
State Street
Norman
Louis Elwert
Raymond Woolrith
Mt Vernon
W. Y
EF Kunze
High Street Principessa Fiona Society
Sons of Italy
Italian Hall
Wood Street
Charles Henry Smith
Charles Ferguson Smith
Boston
Peter M Bassing
Walliams Street
Richmond
Keith Neilson
New York City
Leah
Young
Eddy Family Association, Inc
Middleboro
First Congregational
Eddas
Foldvaille
Mass
Annie Murphy
Natick
Alfred McAdams
Simmons
McAdams
Leopold
Douglas Damrosch
Frank Damrosch
H W . Boonton
Brooklyn
N WY
Mr Damrosch
Trinity Church
St James
Mof
Francis R Fnslin
Baptist Church
James J Goodacre
Congregational
Charles W Martin
Wells
Bristol Chapter D A R Field Day Activities and Plans
Bristol Chapter D A R held its annual field day at Elm Farm on the Rhode Island battle anniversary with over thirty attendees. A basket luncheon followed a brief business meeting led by Mrs. A M Merriman. A fence contract for East Burial Ground was reported as underway. A fall Newport conference with William Ellers Chapter was announced for late September.
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Bristol
D. A R
Rhode Island
Elm Farm
Main Road
H. Buffinton
A. M. Merriman
East Burial Ground Committee
Fast Burial Ground
Bleven Field
Newport
William Ellers
Bristol Aerie Plans 20th AnniversaryCelebration
Bristol Aerie No 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles met in Eagle Hall to discuss the 20th anniversary on December 27 and formed a committee to host whist tournaments. 343 members now, three new admittees, three new applications. John F Powers reported on the Providence Grand Aerie convention. John F Lowney presented the annual financial report.
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Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagle Hall
Hasbrouth Block
The
Aerie
John F Powers
Grand Aerie
Providence
John Matheson
John F Lowney
Communists Supper Plans Highlight Bristol Y M C A Notes
Ladies' Committee outlines the Communists Supper for Thursday Sept 18 with about 150 plates. Mayor Joseph H. Gainer of Providence will speak on community spirit and administration. Board of Managers set to meet this afternoon at 5:15 to finalize season plans.
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Joseph H. Gainer
Providence
Bristol
Board of Managers
Calan Construction Levels Road Section on Thames Street
Calan Construction Company has nired the space between the rails on Thames Street and the macadam layer on top of the cement base laid last spring. The section between the rails is now on a level with the rest of the roadbed.
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Calan Construction Companys
Thames Street
Post and Auxiliary Meet in Grand Army Hall
Kearney Post No 6 American Legion and the auxiliary held a Friday evening session in Grand Army Hall. State Senator Coggeshall urged Bristol Day exercises. plans included Old Timers Night at Crescent Park on Sept 16 and a trip to Central Falls Sept 19 for the traveling gavel presentation.
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Kearney
American Legion
Auxiliary
Grand Army Hall
Raymond B Lauttlefeld
Daniel W . Coggeshall
Bristol
Oat Crescent Park
State Auxiliary
Central Falls
Woonsocket
Kearnes
Nuxiiary
Ecyt
Hele
Gama
Iaceman
Women’s tennis results at Racvesior Ferns Cub tournament
At Silver Creek courts on Saturday afternoon Miss Hetey WoocCuareh defeated Mrs KFdward To Couper 6 2. Miss Otsie Geartner beat Miss MooTheresa Salvan 9 2. Several other matches featured Moss M oce, Meudred Nother, and Moore denon in closely fought sets with multiple players advancing to the next round.
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Silver Creek
Hetey WoocCuareh
Kfdward
Couper
Otsie Geartner Wood
MooTheresa Salvan
Mess Moore Denon
Eeae de Vaes
Meudred Nother
Aed Moss
Miers
Faston
Warren Eagles Top Bristol Employed Boys In 4-2 Tilt
Warren White Eagles beat Bristol Employed Boys 4 to 2 at Bleven Field. Muccino starred with two runs driven in and a key double. Pinkos allowed five hits with seven strikeouts as Marshall fanned eight for Bristol. The game featured a pitching duel and a late Warren rally in the eighth to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Webby
Warren White
Walter Pinkos
Warren
Marshall
Bristol
Pinkos
Sousa
Rebello
Andrade
Gladue
Greenwood Gallagher
Oiszony
Sippon
Kelley
Webby
Mendipa
Kelley Sippon
Muccino
Mondina Ostazca
Sappon Mondina
Rebello Andrade
Muccinoa
Ostazca
Muccino Greenwood
Mondina
Silva
Werostek
Rase
Halls
Gallo and
Gutowsk
Pratt Family Burial Notice from Bristol North Cemetery
Annie Feix Pratt Smith Pratt dies and burial planned at North Cemetery Bristol on Tuesday September 8 at 3 PM. Hugh Young, aged 89, noted in town memorial on September 5.
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Pratt
Fall River
Annie Feix (Smith
Young
Hugh Young
Healee towed daughter ofservand Miss Frank Pacheco wed
The marriage of Ignatius Felix Graevalyn and Miss Healee toed daughter ofservand Frank Pacheco took place at St Elizabeth's Church at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. Rev Francisco Vieira officiated and celebrated nuptial mass. Bride wore white satin with orange blossom veil and Bride roses. Attendant wore yellow Canton crepe and carried yellow roses. Best man was Frank Pacheco. Couple will reside in Warren after a short wedding trip.
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Frank” Pacheco
Third Street
Miarria
Ignatius
Felix Graevalyn
South Water ‘Street
St. Elizabeth’s’ Church
Francisco’ G. Vieira
Josephine Peacyalye
Weeen
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Fadel
Tix
Bristol County
Farrally Brothers Proprietors
J. F. Farrally
Bradford St
Corner of Thames
Phoenix
News of
Syes
Taft School Club
Mt. Carmel ‘Circle
Wardwell Lumber Company
St. Michael's Church
Holmes Memorial House
First Baptist Church
George A. Arnold
Theodore O. Gladding
Ldcke
Thomas Campbell Durst
Diocese of
East Carolina
Durst
Margaret
St Michael's Rectory
Bertram W Wall
St. Paul
Pasquale Barboa
Friends
Metacom Avenue
Joseph
Vo Miller
Church of the Nazarene
Rex Thomas Armstrong
Walter Briggs
Briggs
Anne Barclay
Church Street
Pawtucket
Mt Hope
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Frank F Ballau
Grand
Harness Store
Morris Bros
George Smith
Walter H. Angell
St Michael’s Church
Greenwich St
R. I
Sheaffer
Shearer Sskrip
On’s Pharmacy
Rockwedl
G. H. Spencer CO
F. M. Gifford
Usher Place
Bristol Neck
Adio
Bristol Radio Shop
Lechise Thyour Sons Screen
Talbotehopkins
Bys A
Mucccino
Kelley Greenwood
Warren Ron Greenwood
Wharostek
Winers
Kelley Oszazca
Greenwood
Kreller
Wyrostek
Sra
America
Troop 4
wAl
Takarest
Warren White Fagles
Gladuc
Keller
P Ponte Cf
jCiriilo Cf
Wiite Eagles
Constitution
Church
Elmwood Ave
Providence, RI
Swiss Cleansing Co
Charles Maytum
John Donato
State St
Hope and Valley Streets
Vermette Brothers
Hope St
John C. Trudell
Second St
Constitution Street
Metropolitan Colored Jazz Orchestra
Tony Rucci
Ingram’s
Overland Express
Franklin St
Susman’s
Comstock's Express
Page & Friendship
Gaspee
F. T. Remieres
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Parowax
Pure Food Store
Armour
van Camp
Lowney
Swift
New York State
Geisha
Namco
Monarch
Campbell's Beans
Kellogg’s
Charles A. Johnson
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