Taft School Club Plans Fathers Night Meeting
Taft School Club will hold a special Fathers Night gathering Wednesday evening inviting men in the Taft jurisdiction to attend and hear plans for the coming season. Rev Anson B Howard and Superintendent William C Hobbs will speak, with a program of vocal and instrumental music arranged.
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Taft
Taft School
Clatt
Anson B. Howard
St. Michael’s Church
William C. Hobbs
Republican Caucus Produces Town Committee and Delegates
A Bristol County Republican caucus elected a town committee rising from 16 to 20 members with half women and chose delegates to the State Convention and the First Congressional District. Margaret names include James Lavander Ezra Dixon Elizabeth Cabot Mildred Williams and Benjamin Lindemuth among others. Total votes were 28 with 17 in the First District and 11 in the Second.
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Bristol County Court House
Joseph M. Edmonds
Reginald Easterbrooks
Fred Wilbur
William G. Dixon
James F. Lavander
Republican Town Committee
James F Lavander
Paul A Herzig
Frank Bruno
Frank Francis
Samuel Connery
Philip Cerris
Benjamin F Linde
Bristol Yacht Club Elects New Officers and Members
At the annual meeting held Tuesday night in the club house William Gilman Low Jr was re elected Commodore for the third year. 18 new members were admitted and officers named include Paul C Nicholson Vice Commodore Thomas P Brightman Rear Commodore Merton A Cheesman Secretary Treasurer Auditor and trustees of the Ramon Guiteras Fund. The Rev Anson B Howard spoke afterward about his travels to England France Germany and Austria.
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Bristol Yacht Club
William Gilman Low, Jr
Paul C. Nicholson
Thomas P Brightman
Merton A Cheesman
Ramon Guiteras
William G Low
W. Fred Williams
John H Wall
James W. Salisbury
John A Wahlgren
Sumner A_ Ball
James Swan
Octave LeClair
Anson B. Howard
St Michael’s Church
England
France
Germany
Austria
Bristol Apron Booth Acknowledgement From Rhode Island Hospital Block-Aid
Mrs Andrew W. Anthony reports the Bristol Apron Booth raised 1615 from the Rhode Island Hospital Block-Aid. Grace Chapin confirms 100000 donated to the hospital with 2175 grants and a remaining balance of 3500. She praises the Bristol ladies for the apron booth success.
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Andrew W. Anthony
Bristol
Rhode Island
Grace Chapin
Newport
Anthony
Arantor
Grace P. Chapin
Treas
Bazaar A Success At Allied Event For World War Veterans Tablet
The American Legion Auxiliary to Kearney Post held an Allied Bazaar in Grand Army Hall with six nations represented. Attendees enjoyed dancing from 8 to 11 each evening and the proceeds funded a bronze tablet for local World War veterans to be placed at the Burnside Memorial Building. Armistice Day will feature dedicatory exercises.
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Grand Army Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Kearney
Burnside Memorial
Evening high school enrolls courses for working adults
The evening high school will start Monday evening October 2 1922 at 7 30 oclock in the Golt Memorial High School offering stenography typewriting bookkeeping commercial arithmetic commercial English cooking sewing agriculture mechanical drawing and possibly millinery This program provides employed people a chance to extend education along practical lines.
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Golt Memorial High School
Real Estate Transfers Involving Miller Family and Phillips
William N Miller and wife convey an undivided quarter interest in a house and lot on the north side of Bradford street to Hope Miller Cote trustee for Lena W. Phillips of Providence and George W. Warren of Bristol.
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William N Miller
Hope Miller Cote
Bradford Street
Lena W. Phillips
Provdence
George W. Warren
Bristol
Bristol Firemen Defend Their Dreadnaught Company
William T Simmons of Bristol addresses taxpayers defending the Dreadnaught H L Co fire unit. He counters claims of speeding and hose issues, notes tanks charged after Golf fire, and urges fair blame across all Bristol Fire Department companies.
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Bristol
R I
Providence Evening News
Crowley
Coggeshall
Franklin Street
Bay View Avenue
High Street
Bristol Fire Department
Probate Court grants guardianship and confirms estates
Probate Court before Judge Leahy approves Barnard French as guardian for minors James Barnard French Jr and Frank Howe French with bond $2500. Final accounts and guardianship petitions are continued for Elizabeth Colt and Industrial Trust Co. Decrees for sale of real estate in Greago, Waldron, and Mowry estates are allowed with specified bonds. Inventories for Ellen F. Kenney and Mary E. Gravelin wards accepted.
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Edward L. Leahy
James Barnard French, Jr
Frank Howe French
Barnard French
Katherine S. W. Howe
Henry W Hayes
Elizabeth Colt
Andrew W. Anthony
Industrial Trust Company
Hope S. S. Greago
American Surety Company
Harnett Waldron
American Surety Company of
New York
Thomas Henry Mowry
Charles H. Liscomb
John H Wall
J. William Wood
Ellen F. Kenney
Ward
Mary E. Gravelin
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Taft School Club
Mercantile Division
Bristol Chamber OF Commerce
F. M. Dimon
Dry Goods
Max Makowsky
Lothing
E. D. Kunz—Jeweler
A. A. Edmonds—Real Estate
Henry Dio
W. M. Connery—Clothier
A. L. Johnston—Hardware
A. E. Markoff—Jeweler
Geo. T. Sisson—Grocer
Sherman's Pharmacy—Drugs
Traylor’s
Gaalty Shoe Store
James F. Duffy
Soda
Medeiros & Bernard—Grocers Industrial Trust Co
Queen
Emerson
Taylor's Quality Shoe Store
Aeree eSi Oe
Sreroblican Caucus
American Legion
Auxiliary
Evening High School
LS A A
Az 4
Ginger
Hamburg
State Street
Dreadnaughts
William T Simmons
Foreman
Dreadnaught H & L. Co
Probate
Bruno
Bristol, R. I
Lyons Panne
Gordon
Mary Aruda
Bristol Broilers
Swift
York State
Arizona
Newman Bros