Col. Merton A Cheesman Mourned by Bristol Community
Bristol mourns Col Merton A Cheesman prominent civic leader. He died yesterday at Providence hospital from a heart attack after two years of poor health. Funeral at St Michael's Church Sunday at two with burial in North Cemetery. He held many local posts including Town Council School Committee Bristol Train of Artillery and Boy Scouts leadership. He served in various orders and clubs and was born September 1 1863 in England before moving to the United States. He leaves brothers Herbert L in Toronto and Ernest and sister Mrs John Graves in Kent England.
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Merton A. Cheesman
Bristol
Providence H Hospital
Col. Cheesman
St. Michael’s Church
Canon Parshley
John P. Beauchamp
Trinity Church
North
Bristol Train of Artillery
United Train of Artillery
Providence
Court of Honor
Orpheus Lodge
Hope Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
United Brothers Lodge
Wampanoag
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
England
Charles Dickens
Henry Cheesman
Emily. E. (Blight) Cheesman
Brown University
St. Stephen’s College
Samuel P. Colt
Colt
Colt Farm
Pappasquash
Herbert L
Toronto
Canada
Ernest
John Graves
Kent England
Open House For Red Cross Volunteers
The American Red Cross Providence Chapter marks one year of War Relief Production in Providence with six thousand clothing items and 350 layettes. An open house is set for Wednesday September 25 from eleven to five thirty at 320 Olney Street inviting Bristol volunteers and others to inspect the production rooms and meet organizers.
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American Red Cross
Providence
William Pinch
Bristol
War Relief Production Department
Olney Street
Officers Of K of C To Be Installed Wednesday
The Bristol Council No. 379 Knights of Columbus will install officers at the 8 15 pm meeting on State street. District Deputy John C Tanner will install Grand Knight John L Burke and the slate including George T Ingram Deputy Grand Knight Harry Young Jr Recorder Augustine B Nerone Treasurer William P Hammill Chancellor Edward E LeClerc Warden James J Connery Inside Guard Roland E Castonguay Outside Guard Edward L Leahy Advocate and Joseph L King Trustee for three years. An October Dance is planned for October 16 at the Bristol Casino with George T Ingram as dance committee chairman.
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Knights of Columbus
Bristol Council
State Street
John C Tanner
John L. Burke
George T. Ingram
Harry Young, Jr
Augustine B. Nerone
William P. Hammill
Edward E. LeClerc
James J. Connery
Roland E. Castonguay
Edward L. Leahy
Joseph L. King
Bristol Casino
Hat Corporation to Use New Bristol Synthetic Wool
Hat Corporation of America plans to use abundant amounts of synthetic wool from the Aratex plant in Norwalk to produce hats. The Bristol made fiber, improved over earlier Italian versions, resists disintegration and felts like natural wool. John Cavanaugh says a 10 percent mix will be used across all hat grades.
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Hat Corporation
New Bristol
Aratex
Hat Corporation of America
Norwalk
Cann
Europe
Bristol
Italy
John Cavanaugh
The
Willkie Headquarters Opened in Bristol Monday
The Willkie For President Clubs of Bristol plan a Monday 7 PM opening at Hope and State streets. Charles Eden of Providence will speak, Miss Ethel Tucker will christen, and Edmund Rex Dr Harold DeWolf and John Tucker Jr. will be introduced. Floyd Huestis will receive the keys and open the rooms with a public inspection to follow. If rain, the ceremony moves to the next evening.
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The
Bristol
Hope and
State Streets
Charles Eden
Providence
Rhode Island
Ethel Tucker
John H. Tucker
Edmund S. Rex
Harold DeWolf
John H Tucker, Jr
F Reginald Dimond
Council
Floyd Huestis
Coggeshalls Host Farewell Birthday Party
Mrs. Charles Coggeshall and Charles Coggeshall Jr hosted a surprise farewell for Raymond McClure who departs Saturday for Catholic University in Washington DC. Twenty two friends attended at 11 Milk Street. A fountain pen set was gifted, parlor games awarded prizes to Arthur Proulx Irene Belmore Charles Coggeshall and Mrs. John Bingham. The event also marked Miss Josep h ine Coggeshall birthday with a large cake shared among guests. Refreshments were provided by several hostesses.
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Charles Coggeshall
Charles Coggeshall, Jr
Raymond McClure
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Milk Street
McClure
Arthur Proulx
Irene Belmore
John Bingham
Josephine Coggeshall
Bristol High Opens Football Season at East Greenwich
Bristol High School kicks off its football season hosting East Greenwich at 3 30. The game is non league after East Greenwich left Class C, but coaches hope the team builds toward a Class C title. Coach Warren Huston notes a strenuous week and good scrimmage with East Providence as readiness.
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Bristol High
East Greenwich
Bristol Lads
Warren Huston
East Providence
YMCA Workers Report Total of 1554 in Third Day of Drive
The Y M C A annual canvass held a 6 30 supper in Rockwell Hall where four divisions and the Special Gifts Committee reported. Total receipts reached 1554 with 1320 from the Special Gifts Committee and 234 50 from four divisions.
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Y.M C.A
Y M. CA
Rockwell Hall
Mapes
Wesley Armstrong
Wallis E. Howe
Carl Carlson
Jim Carn
Daniel Rhee
Wallis Howe
Charles Otten, Jr
John Stewart
Norton Zinderstein
Zinderstein
Samuel Clark
War Relief Society Sponsors WEAN Broadcast
A special radio program by the British War Relief Society will air tonight from New York on WEAN. Co stars include Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Helen Hayes with Lord Lothian Nelson Eddy Rudy Vallee and Clifton Fadiman hosting music by Wilfred Pelletier.
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British War Relief Society
New York
WEAN
Wallis E. Howe
Bristol
Society
Cedric Hardwicke
Helen Hayes
Noel Coward
Lord Lothian
Nelson Eddy
Rudy Vallee
Clifton Fadiman
Wilfred Pelletier
Bristol Elementary PTA Dancing Class Schedule
Members of the Bristol Elementary PTA dancing class under Miss Elsie Greenwood will meet on Tuesdays at Reynolds School starting Sept 24. Advanced and beginner sessions are offered for public school pupils from grades 2 to 6 at 3:30 pm each week.
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Bristol
Elsie Greenwood
Barrington
Reynolds School
Constitution Day Observed by St Marys School Pupils
The 7th and 8th graders at St Marys Parochial School held Constitution Day programs. In 7th grade, Sister Monica led activities with a flag salute, song, and recitations by Viola Lewis Richard McGinn and James Burke. The 8th grade class taught by Sister Martta explained Constitution preamble facts with Claire Belmore Robert McHugh Margaret Proulx Constance Belle Mary Crowley Jean Baker Nancy Simmons Rose Jamiel and John Toolin.
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St. Mary's Parochial School
Monica
Viola Lewis
Richard McGinn
James Burke
Sister Martta
Claire Belmore
Robert McHugh
Margaret Proulx
Constance Belle
Mary Crowley
Jean Baker
Nancy Simmons
Rose Jamiel
John Toolin
Congregational Girls Club Elects New Officers
Anna Kebrek was elected president of the Congregational Girls Club at Monday evening’s meeting. Levina C. Fales became secretary treasurer and Jean Millard was named chairman of the social committee. A committee of Marguerite Kebrek Nancy Heilborn and Constance Briggs will plan a party for the new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kebrek
Congregational Girls Club
Levina C. Fales
Jean Millard
Marguerite Kebrek
Nancy Heilborn
Constance Briggs
Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps Heads to New York and Boston
The Bristol unit will travel by bus to the New York World's Fair for National Championship contests, then return Sunday evening. They plan a Monday trip to Boston for the American Legion national championship contests, hoping funds and cars will cover travel. Commissioner George R. Fish will oversee the trips with Scout officials and Drum Corps leaders assisting.
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Bristol Boy Scout Bugle
George R. Fish
Boston
American Legion
Drum Corps
New York
William F. Head
Frank O. Rene
Virgil Arruda
Flying sergeant seeks rescue via lone flight over Nazi town
A RAF sergeant longing for his French sweetheart pilots a solo low pass over a captured village to glimpse her amid crowds and church steps as Nazi troops march. He imagines the sight will bring him closer to reuniting with her and justify his risky mission.
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RAF
France
England
Hotel de Ville
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