Rhode Island Zoo Delights with Insects Birds and Butterflies
A Rhode Island Zoo exhibit draws crowds with a vast collection of native and exotic creatures. Visitors see insects reptiles and a world butterfly gallery while noting a 10 cent admission and last year’s forty thousand attendees from across the United States and 28 foreign countries. The tarantula and Black Widow attract attention though the narrators caution the latter is not native to the state.
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Aimong
Sonola
India
Africa
J Viana
Rhode Islanders
Fields Headline and Night of News in Coastal City
The article reviews W C Fields and his film Man on the Flying Trapeze with his unique raspy delivery. It notes Heather Angel and Roger Pryor star in The Headline Woman and describes a beach party with Paul Revere reenactments, tug of war, and various races. It also covers local Scout events and the First Bristol Troop fall plans with Court of Honor dates.
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W. C. Fields
Fields
Paramount
International House
Heather Angel
Roger Pryor
Mascot
Big City
Pryor
Jack la Rie
Ford
Sterling
Franklyn Pangborn
Syd Saylor
Russell Hopton
Theodore von Eltz
Wheeler Oakman
Edward Hearn
Conway Tearle
Lillian Miles
Jack Mulhall
Fe TR TV
Paul Revere
The
Gremial Daughters of Portugal
Pappasquash Road
Paul
Minute Men
Manuel Perry
John Andrade
Joseph Mederios
Margaret B. Andrade
Joseph Mederros
Mary Rego ‘Nunes
John Rego
Joseph King
Frank Sousa
Manuel Carvalho
Joseph Ennis
Benedicts
Christiano Camacho
Joseph ’ A Nunes
Joseph Viera
Joseph Medeiros
Manuel Petry
Mabel Gladue
Dorothy Car
Dora
Francés “ Marshall
John da Ponte
Frances Marshall
Mary Franco
Lawrence Andrade
Court of Honor and Awards
Scout Hall
Takarest
Awashanks Herd
Boy Scout Honor Society
District Nurses Report Aug Br istol District Nursing Assn
The August report totals 37 general care and 118 metropolitan visits, 74 additional, plus 16 babies. John Hancock care visits 2 with prenatal and tuberculosis checks. Betas Clinics: child welfare 4 visits 134 babies 10 chest clinic 1 with 0 shown, x rays ordered 5. Tonsil clinics 2 with 12 patients. Social calls 4 and office calls 18.
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Bristol District Nursing Association
John Hancock
Betas
Freitas Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Maria Freitas
Funeral services were conducted at St Elizabeths Church for Mrs Maria Freitas 54 of Dixon Avenue after a prolonged illness. Rev Manuel J Barros officiated. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery. Born July 18 1881 in Madeira Island she resided in Bristol 18 years. Survived by husband four daughters and two sons all of Bristol.
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Alice
Sadie
Eva
Maria
Antonio
John
Miss Mary Peters Elected To Lead Local Auxiliary
In a concise meeting at Grand Army Hall the Kearneys United American Auxiliary reelected leadership. Mary Peters succeeds Pauline Bullock as president, with Anne Seymour and Roselma Desilets as vice presidents and other officers named. Plans include an annual harvest supper next month and a rummage sale later this month.
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Mary Peters
Kearneys United Amergion
Buday
Grand Aray Hall
Pauline Bullock
Anne Seymour
Réselma’ Desilets
Hope Cote
Doris Bullock
Walter Carr
Romerage ‘Safe
Buffington Drug Store and Alger's News Stand Tie in Bowling Duel
Buffington Drug Store and Alger's News Stand battled to a 2 2 tie on Friday night at the High Street alleys. Al Remieres rolled a 333 high single as the night’s standout, with both teams evenly matched in the weekly bowling matchup.
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Buffington
Alger
al* Remieres
Sheriff Sale Notice from Warren Rhode Island 1935
Sheriff John Chealey schedules a public auction of the attached real estate in Bristol Rhode Island. The property is the eastern half of Lot 31 on Wood Street described in the 1882 Dunbar plot. Auction set for October 2 1935 at 11 AM in the Bristol County Court House. The sale enforces a May 1935 judgment in favor of Wardwell Lumber Company against Mary E West.
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Fifth Judicial District
Bristol
Rhodesand
Wardwell Lumber Company
R. I
Mary E. West
Rhode Island
W H Dunbar
Chas. F Chase
Wood Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Nottie
Bristol County Court House
John Chealey
Bristol Phoenix
George J. Sheehan
District Court OF the United States
District OF
Eugene R. Seymour, Jr
Warren
Providence
George J Hretan
Mortgagee's Sale of Bristol RI Property Planned for Oct 2 1935
Public auction scheduled for October 2 1935 at 10:00 AM EST on the premises. The mortgage by Biagio Massa and Teresa Massa covers Lot 245 in Gooding Manor and six additional lots in Mt Hope Terrace in Bristol Rhode Island. Sale subject to local taxes and legal conditions. conducted by Huddy and Moulton attorneys for the mortgagee.
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Biagio Massa
Piagio Masse
Massa
Amd
Teresa
Theresa
Teresina
Masso
Bristol
Rhode Island
State Street
Metacom Avenue
Ciuseppe Ciliento
Mt. Hope Terrace
W. W Perry
C Estes
Meom Avenue
Vernon Street
King Philip Avenue
Francisco -Cirillo
Huddy & Moulton
Morty J
Mortgagee's Sale Notice from 1929 Foreclosure Proceedings
Public notice detailing a mortgagee sale tied to property conveyed by Everett Le and wife to Tortearors. It references a May 33 1929 date, mentions court orders, and lists Buddy & Moulton as attorneys for the mortgagee with sale adjournment provisions.
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Wil
Pete
Walter
Wien Srmandea
Emu Ceoro
Dad
Torands
Eastessy
McCaw
Everett Leand Sa
Focal
Buddy & Moulton
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