Round-Up At Price's Den 2 Hosts Cubs Family Event
On Metacom Avenue a Cubs and Parents Round-Up featured dressed as cowboys varying games supervised by Ralph Peters Explorer Scout. Highlights include a bottle throwing contest for mothers and a Cubs versus Mothers and Dads softball game followed by a bean-hole beans lunch. New members Victor Andrade and Alven Andrade welcomed. Awards went to Richard Walker Bear Richard Shaw Gold and Silver Wolf Arrows. October meeting theme Trading discussed promising lively pack session.
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Price's
Metacom Avenue
Ralph Peters
Walter Baggs
Victor Andrade
Alven Andrade
Richard Walker
Bear Richard Shaw
Theodore Kullberg
Den 2
Anderson
Velleca and Bartosewitz Unite in Riverside Wedding
Miss Leonora Bartosewitz and Albert Velleca Jr. wed in a double ring ceremony at St. Brendan's Church Riverside. The couple, after a Nuptial Mass, plan to reside at 82 Earle Avenue Riverside following a trip to New Hampshire and Vermont.
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St. Brendan’s Church
Riverside
Leonora Bartosewitz
William Bartosewitz
Earle Avenue
Albert Velleca Jr
Albert Velleca
High Street
Francis J. McCabe
Nancy Ann Ferrara
David Gogha
Henry Bartosewitz
Richard Rene
American Legion Hall
New Hampshire
Vermont
Anniversary event at Nen Age recreation hall opens teen-town
Notes from Wariese Marys C O recount the second anniversary of Nen Age recreation hall. Mrs William Joseph and Mark Pivin managed last Saturdays refreshments with Dorothy Silvia as MC while a large youth crowd attended the event this Saturday.
Obituary for Mrs Harriet M F Dixon 85
Mrs Harriet M F Dixon 85 died suddenly last week. Funeral services were held at George M Wilbur Memorial Chapel Warren with Rev Daniel Kravis of St Michael's Church officiating. Born Bristol November 1 1862 she was descendant of Fales and Usher families. She founded and led patriot ic societies including United States Daughters of 1812 and served as National Vice President. Survived by son Frederick Morton Dixon Jr and two granddaughters Dorinda Prest Dixon and Mrs John Wells James III. Interment Juniper Hill Cemetery.
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Irs
Harriet M. F. Dixon
Harret Munro Fales Dixon
George M. Wilbur
Warren
Daniel Kravis
St. Michael
Mrs. Dixon
Bristol
Charles Joseph Ernest Fales
Suan James Usher Fales
Ofames Fales
Dedham
Mass
John Usher
St. Michael’s Church
Dixon
United States Daughers of 1812
R I Daughters of 1812
D A. R
Hfe
R I Society of Mayflowe
Frederick Morton Dixon
John Wells James
Dorinda Prest Dixon
New York City
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Bristol Democratic Primary Set for September 29 1948
Notice announces a Democratic primary to select a state committee and town committee at Artillery Armory and Reynolds School Bristol on Wednesday September 29 1948. Voters will nominate candidates for federal and state offices including Senator in Congress Governor and General Assembly. polls open 8 am to 9 pm. John W Church Clerk, Board of Canvassers.
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Artillery
State Street
Reynolds School
High Street
Bristol
Congress
General Assembly
John W Church
Town Tax 1948 Payment Notice
The collector of taxes Amos S Gorham announces 1948 taxes due by Oct 1 1948 in Burnside Memorial Building office open 9 am to 4 pm daily except Sundays holidays and Saturdays. Taxes may be paid in four installments on Oct 1 1948 Jan 2 1949 Apr 1 1949 and Jul 1 1949 with 7 percent interest on late payments. arrears after Dec 1 1948 collected by law.
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Burnside Memorial Building
Amos S Gorham
United States
Bristol
Anderton and Alger Bride at First Congregational Church
Miss Helen Barbara Alger daughter of Joseph C. Alger marries William Anderton at the First Congregational Church on Burton Street. Rev. Charles R. Cooley officiates with a reception at the bride’s father home. Frederick E. Alger gives her in marriage as Bertha Mescall is matron of honor.
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Helen Barbara Alger
Joseph C. Alger
Bertha Mescall
Alexander Anderton
Cora Shaw Anderon
Wedding Realignment at 141 Beach Terrace NYC
A couple exchanges vows and plans to settle into their home at 141 Beach Terrace in New York City following their wedding. The brief item notes a dignified ceremony and upcoming residence arrangement.
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Lah
New York City
Beach’ Terrace
Wedding Bells Sound Across city in Double Ceremonies
Miss Carrie Flynn wed James Duffy Jr at St Elizabeths Church in a white gladioli setting. The couple plans a Niagara Falls honeymoon and will reside at 60 Street. Miss Annie Cruz married Joseph Madeiro in a nine o'clock ceremony at the same church with reception at the Colonial hotel. They travel through New England and Canada before settling at 14 West Street.
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St. Elizabeth’s Church
Niagara Falls
Agnes Mello
Canada
Carrie M. Flynn
Charles Church Street
James Duffy Jr
James Duffy
State Street
Annie Cruz
Gertrude Cruz
West Street
Joseph Madeiro
Wood Street
Henrique Rocha
Colonial Hotel
New England States
Fragmentary OCR Brief Yields Mixed Names and Phrases
The readable parts mention Asia Europe and Frank with scattered words. The text lacks clear events dates or roles and conveys a puzzle like fragment rather than a complete news item.
In Memoriam 1934 Mrs George Lemaitre 1948
Poem memorial note to Mrs George Lemaitre dated 1934 recording the family's sorrow on her death and the continuing longing and loneliness felt fourteen years later with lines about tears remembrance and missing mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lemaitre
Mother
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Velleca
Bartosewitz
Sammy
Bristol County
Main St
Warren R. I
Amoss Gorham
Anderton
Alge
Industrial
New England
Everybody’s Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Providence
Pawtucket
Pascoag
Phenix
Westmin
Appenaug
Warren Street
Atwells Ave
E. Providence Wickford
Elmwood
Newport Woonsocket
Washington Park
Almanac
the Homemakers’ Institute
Marljorie Mello
Edward Estrella
Anna Peters
Annthony Nunes
Jordan Cruz
Miss Madeiro
Agnes Silva
Irene Cabral
Geraldine Cruz
William Raposa
Joseph Raposa
Asie Roepe
Cas Frank
Memoriam
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