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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1922

Page

6

Two Boys Injured by Autos in Separate Incidents

Earl T Dion son of Mr and Mrs George Dion of Hope street was struck by a delivery auto owned by Mederios and Bernard at Hope and Oliver streets and suffered head cuts. Harry Manning of Bristol Neck was hit by an auto owned by Henry J Mahon of Pawtucket on the highway near 9 o clock with head and shoulder cuts. Both were taken to Dr A M Merriman for treatment and injuries were not serious.

Earl T Dion George Dion Hope Street Mederios & Bernard Hope Oliver Streets Harry Manning Bristol Henrs J Mahon Pawtucket A M Merriman

Belvedere Legion Dance Set by Kearney Post No 6

April 27 program for an Ameri can Legion dance in the Belvedere Sun Parlor under the auspices of Kearney Post No 6. Proceeds or purpose not specified.

American Legion Belvedere Sun Parlor Kearney Post No. 6

Local Birth Announcements Highlight Dixon Paull Morrisseau

In New York City on April 7 a daughter Roberta Fales was born to Mr and Mrs Morton Dixon Jr and great granddaughter to Hon and Mrs Ezra Dixon of Paull. At Hope Hospital Providence on April 10 Miss Grace Church, daughter of Mrs Eugenia Peckham and the late Seth Paull, aged 47. In Warren on April 9 Dr G Morrisseau, son of Simon and Tate Prexoide Morrisseau.

Dixon New York City Roberta Fales Morton Dixon, Jr Ezra Dixon This Town Paull Hope Hospital Providence Grace Church Eugenia (Peckham Seth Paull Morrisseau Warren Dr G Simon Tate Prexoide LeRoy Jones Devel John Kemph Trinity Church Frank Damrosch, Jr Mr Devol Obadiah Hannah Martin Jones Devol George Devol Springheld William LeRoy Devol Phoebus Minnie B Kemph Margaret Henderson Maria Devol Witham Devol Obadiah Devol Creorge Henderson North Cemeters

Funeral rites held for Mrs Mary Nunes and others

Funeral services were conducted for Mrs Mary Nunes at St Elizabeth Church with a solemn high mass by Rev. Francisco G Vieira. Also noted were obituaries for LeRoy Jones Devol, Mrs Naught, Thomas Brown, and details of Bristol baseball team plans and the new athletic field project.

Mary Nunes Manuel Nunes State Street St. Elizabeth’s Church Francisco G Vieira Francis Dennits Joseph Poya Nunes Fayal Azores Manuel Silva Rose Gallagher Abtce Mensensa Annie Maxmean Manuel Jr. Joseph Frank Anthony Nunes St Mary’s Cemetery

Fifth District Court Hears Traffic, Neglect Cases

Raffack Costa Miartins charged with operating a automobile without license after an accident at Eligh and Bradford streets. Domenmea Patumbo pled guilty to neglecting to send his 11 year old daughter to school and was fined $5 plus costs. James Meiges reported regular school attendance. Juvenile Joseph Tavares admitted theft at Sino Almeida store and was released with caution. future offense could send him to the State Reform School.

Raffack Sino Almeida Thames John Streets Beig State Reform School F M Dimond

Forum Meeting Repeats Sundays as Forum Plans Grow

The Forum held a successful Sunday gathering with high attendance. Dr Yang delivered an admiring address followed by a lengthy discussion and voters urged continuing Sunday meetings next year. The board notes 815 as afternoon time and extends the committee with power to enlarge itself.

Yang Board of Managers Ing Colby Providence Holm Boston Yesterdas Bristol “Us

Aprons for Block-Aid Support in Bristol Churches

Committees from town churches and women’s groups organize an apron sale for Rhode Island Hospital. Mrs Merriman reports 50 donated aprons in diverse patterns from Mrs T E Howe of Perrysville and Philadelphia purchases. Volunteers are urged to sew, with material supplied if needed, and finished aprons to be shown at the Dart Club rooms near Bell’s store.

Bristol Rhode Island Vrs AM Merriman Irs Tema Howe Perrys Pill Philadelphia Vrs Joe Th Dunbar Dart Club

BASE BALL NOTES Collegian All Stars open 1922 season

The Collegian All Stars will open the 1922 baseball season against Colt Memorial High School on Thursday afternoon. Notable players include Maudsley Bourrington Pertrucer Viakowsky Calicoat Brown Serbst Lake-of Atteboro Head La Roughe and others. The Colt Memorial team will feature last season's stars and new recruits. A preliminary schedule lists games from April 25 to June 9 at Bristol Central Falls New Bedford Burrillville Newport Taunton and Warwick with varied opponents.

Collegian All Stars Colt Memorial High School Rie Um Oon Bristol Maudsley Bourrington Pertrucer Viakowsky Calicoat Brown Bill Serbst Providete College Kenner Lake Atteboro Bryant & Stratton Cotle Tennessee Miltitary Institute la Roughe All Stars Coltle Vortal Pgh Tars Colt Memoral High St Mary's HS Central Fails Central Falls Warwnk Bostol New Bedford Vewational New Bedford Burringue H S Burrillville St Joseph's H S St T Joseph’s Newport St Mary's Ho S Taunton South Kingstown Brestol Central Walls Warwick Burnslville H. S

If I Only Had a Million at Trinity Parish House

Trinity Men's Club of Trinity Church announces the first entertainment at Trinity Parish House on Tuesday evening April 25 1922. The three act comedy If I Only Had a Million by Jay Clay Powers features local entertainers with several committees reporting favorable progress. Tickets are sold by church youth and at the Parish House on performance night. The public is urged to attend in support of the production.

Trinity Men's Club Trinity Church Trinity Parish House Jay Clay Powers

Bristol Boy Scout Troops schedule weekly meetings

Troop 1 meets this evening at 7 30 in the Scout Building with team selections for district contests and plans for the troop food sale. Tomorrow Troop 2 meets to finalize plans for its third anniversary celebration next Monday and rally practice. Troop 3 meets Thursday at its Franklin street hall in charge.

Bristol Boy Scouts of America Franklin Street

Scoutmaster Marshall Declares Hike Week for Local Troops

Next week is designated Hike Week by Scoutmaster Marshall. A hike schedule will be followed as troops observe the event. The paper and magazine collection contest ends then with a prize for the patrol logging the most weight.

Marshall

Bristol D A R chapter meets with Pawtucket theatre talk

Thirty three members of Bristol Chapter D A R gathered at Mrs Charles W Young on Hope street for a monthly meeting. Rev James D Dingwell of Pawtucket spoke on The Story of the Pawtucket Civic Theatre. Mrs A M Merriman presided and songs were rendered by Mrs Wilmarth H Colwell. A tribute to Evelin B Bache was read by Miss Lydia M Cooke. Hostesses were Mrs Charles W Young Mrs Lewis B Waldron and Mrs Edward G Fasterbrooks.

Bristol Daughters of the American Revolution Charles W. Young Hope Street James D Dingwell Panetucket Pawtucket Civic Theatre Dingwell A. M. Merriman Wilmarth H Colwell Howard W Church Lydia M Cooke Evelin B. Bache Bsiss Anna B. Manchester Lewis B. Waldron Edward G. Fasterbrooks

Probate Court Considers Wills and Executors

A special Probate Court session led by Judge Edward L. Leahy considered the Estate of Seraphine V Place with Will probate and Amos S. Gorham named executor and a bond, surety, and appraiser to be set later. Also the Estate of Henry Opitz discussed Will probate with Pauline Opitz as executrix, bond approved at $1500, with Max Makowsky as appraiser and George H Marz mentioned.

Edward L. Leahy Seraphine V Place Amos S. Gorham Henry Opitz Pauline Opitz Max Makowsky iGeorge H Marz

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