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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
2
The notice identifies Roswell S Bosworth as Editor and General Manager and lists Philip Brady as News Editor with office at 1 Bradford Street corner of Thames, Bristol, and a telephone number Bristol 44, dated Friday April 11 1930.
A public meeting adjourned to a chamber session elected a membership committee to serve until May led by Stephen W. Hopkins Andrew J Coyle Robert Jo Ford Frank J Bruno and Frank Boosvi!a bonds approved for the treasurer and charter status for new members joining before May 1 A board meeting is planned before the end of April.
The New England Tel and Tel Company moves its Warren Rhode Island office from 17 Child St to the Bosworth Block at 403 Main Street and will open April 14 1930. The change aims to better serve Bristol County subscribers with improved service and a more attractive business space.
Mrs Matthew Capone of 3 Usher Street to return home soon after surgery at Jane Brown Memorial Hospital Providence. Suzman’s Specialty Shop ad highlights Easter outfits. Ladies Auxiliaries from Warren and Barrington Posts visit Soldiers Home Sunday with entertainment for veterans. Rev William C C Darby to officiate State Street M E Church service and move to 256 Hope Street residence next week. Rev Robert J Chryste Ph D and Mrs Chryste depart for Monastic Conn to lead Myst and Noank M E churches next Sunday. Bristol friends extend best wishes for their future.
Community announcements list guests visiting Ludlow Vermont residents Mrs Homer Hood and daughter, sermons by Rev Harry R Pool in Hamden Conn, a chowder sale arranged by Hope Circle at the K of C hall, Palm Sunday services in Catholic and Episcopal churches, Rob La Rue returns home after two months with a broken leg, new stock of engagement rings and Easter cards advertised, Colt Memorial High School Assembly features Jack Martin speaking on school athletics and honors awarded to the basketball squad for 1929 1930 season.
Stop look listen offers an Easter election of women children and mens wearing apparel. Come in examine selection and prices are low. No obligation to buy. Reputation of 34 years of honest dealing guarantees quality. Drop in and view merchandise.
Community groups plan a bridge party at Trinity Parish House on April 28. Rhode Island State Firemen's League met at Longmeadow with Bayside Volunteer Fire Company hosting. Rebekah Lodge to hold a special meeting at Odd Fellows hall for Odd Fellowship anniversary observance. Easter food sale under Ladies Aid Society at State Street ME Church offering home cooked foods and beverages. Seagrave Manufacturing Co worker repairing Hydraulion fire truck at Dreadnaught station. White reserve truck used temporarily. Hydraulions' truck awaiting repairs after grass fire on Metacom Avenue where crankshaft broke during response.
The article argues economy of galvanized chain link fences with hot dip zinc coating and sturdy steel posts set in concrete footings to resist weather, rust, and temperature. It emphasizes true gauge, heavy galvanizing, and durable steel pipe rails for permanence and protection.
Mrs Mary Ferreira wife of Marian Ferreira died at home after a brief illness at 46 Mount Hope Avenue She was born in the Azores Islands and had lived here for many years Surviving are her husband five children Ernest Ferreira Mrs Manuel Medeiros Mrs Antonio Barboza Mrs Phebe Cardoza and Manuel Ferreira along with 13 grandchildren Her age was 63 The funeral will be Monday morning with a requiem mass at St Elizabeths
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