Company G Rhode Island State Guard completes season maneuvers
Members of Company G Rhode Island State Guard wrap up a three month training series with identification drills, gas defense, first aid, and field repairs. They tested teamwork across bridges, factories, and military police in Bristol Noose neck Camp Thor ton and northern Rhode Island, with critiques by Col. Hammond and others.
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Bristol
Nooseneck
Camp Thorton
Rhode Island
Regular Army
State Guard
Standard Oil
East
Providence
Massachusetts
Thomas H. ‘Hammond
Arthur E. H. D Darey
Cant
Morris
I.ts’ White
Carroll
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Policemen's Ball Drives Annual Charity Event
Donations for prizes come from Mesdames Gray McCaw Millard Bisbane Dixon Dixon Sullivan I Brownell Drowne Peckham Kinder McGee Drumville DeWolf Angevine Squatr ito Nora Dwyer. The BBB Benefit Bridge continues from page one with Dunbar Irving Seamans Garvin Davis Pothier Miss Vargas Pagnano. Sept 24 annual Policemen's Ball.
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Mesdames Vernon Gray
Arthur McCaw
George Millard
Josephine Bisbane
Frederick M. Dixon, Jr
William G Dixon
Guy Sullivan
FEF
I. Brownell
George Drowne
Harold C. Peckham
Joseph Kinder
John McGee
John Drumville
J. Winthrop DeWolf
William H Angevine
Anna and
Caroline Squatrito
Nora E. Dwyer
Town Council Transacts Routine Business Matters
Town officials approve changes in fire department leadership as Rodney Simmons succeeds Samuel J. Smith as driver for the Dreadnaught fire truck. State Education Department takes over the school lunch project with town costs to cover electric light ice service and kitchen utensils plus free lunches for the needy. July welfare payments totaled 11 401 84 and August expenditures 1461 71. A no parking request near the Bristol Phoenix office goes to the Police Chief. Burial lot upkeep payments totaling 600 are filed for Mathew McGuigan estate. Ralph DelLeo asks for road work on Wood street to shield residents from rainwater and a follow up report will come at the next meeting. Highway department issues discussed in executive session.
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Rodney Simmons
Samuel J. Smith
Smith
State Department of Education
Wood Street
Probate Court actions filed in Bristol session
Judge Fo rt indemuth Fetate. Guardians appointed for Helen Tingle and Juha Charh. Conservator accounts approved for Thomas Jo Wilkss and Charles FE Callery. Estate inventories and guardian petitions granted or continued. Poem by Romeo Vo Samson from Bristol.
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Bristol
Benjamin Fo
Helen Tingle
Har Jewh Voss Tingle
Abba
Sebbitt
Thomas Jo Wilkss
McCarthy
Charles A M Otten
Charles Otten
Juha Charh
Leon Justin Charh
William Wood
Charles FE Callery
Charles E. Callerv
Gladys Canava
Marriage License for Salvaggia and Marshall
Joseph John Salvaggia of 5 Roma street marries Marion Marshall of 75 Fox Ha avenue as listed on the marriage license filing.
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Joseph John Salvaggia
Roma Street
Marion Marshall
Fox Ha Avenue
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