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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1925
Page
2
A listing of properties on Wood Street includes 485 Hope Street and the Hasbrouck Block with L O O F Building and Masterbrooks Block at 546 Wood Street.
The Bristol Community Orchestra, formed to advance local music and community spirit, will present a concert of classical masters led by soloist Miss Aida Connery at Colt Memorial auditorium on Monday evening April 27 at 8 o clock. Citizens are urged to attend and support this community venture through ticket sales.
Hezekiah Wardwell and Industrial Trust Company trustee transfer land on the north side of Washington street to the Town of Bristol. Benjamin Paull and others also transfer land on Washington street to Bristol. William McCaughes conveys two lots on Usher Place to Rose Callan Foster. Algernon L Johnston and wife convey land on Hope Street to Esther M H Foley and Stephen W Hopkins. Sarah W Peck plat land on the east side of Hope Street transfers to unknown party.
Jose Cardosa and Mrs Elizabeth Alves both of this town announced marriage intentions. Frank Bruscato and Miss Mary Gaetana Di Ono, Barrington Manuel Furtado and Miss Rose Paul, Warren also listed.
Notice is given for the annual meeting of the Providence Warren and Bristol Railroad Company stockholders to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business. The meeting will be held in Providence Rhode Island on Friday April 24 1925 at 11 o clock AM. A. E. Clark Clerk.
The Woman's Ford Missionary Society meets Mrs Craw ford L Easterbrooks 100 High Street at 3 pm on Thursday. Young people from First Baptist plan 7 pm Thursday vestry meeting to form a Christian Endeavor Society. Bristol Aerie 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles votes a Mothers Day membership drive with five on committee. Congregational Club hosts an April social with 8 pm program. Church Club tea 4 to 8 with candy for sale. Beach Base Ball Goods advertised. Flying Squadron raids on multiple Bristol restaurants for wet goods. Ivy Guild meets tonight with supper at o'clock and officer nominating committee appointed. Berean Class of First Baptist plans April 22 meeting and banquet. National India Rubber Company shoe division night shift operations described. Easter Sides given at Soldiers Home and hospital wards by Woman's Relief Corps Rhode Island. Dance planned by Dorr Club St Alban's Lodge with Harold Sheffer Colonial Orchestra. Notices also mention local residents Bertram Kelley home from Mount Hermon and Charles N Carter moved to Providence hospital. Bristol County Association of Clergy to meet Trinity Parish House with Parish Aid supper at 6.45 pm.
In the Fifth District Court Judge Frank H. Hammill disposed of the docket. Matteo Guerra versus Filomena Fiandane se and a countercharge of Fiandane se versus Guerra for violent assaults continued one week by agreement. Manuel Muniz Benevides death ends the reveling charge. Civil cases Manuel Pacheco versus Joseph Silvia and Jose Antonio versus Philip Teixeira continued nisi or two weeks. Felix Langello Raffaele Sciascola book accounts defaulted. judgment for plaintiff for $40 and costs.
A Chicago News tale recounts a sensational Easter morning in a city street and church crowd. A powerful bonnet causes a tempest of scorn as it moves through pews, leaving women in alarm and many fainting.
The McNamara family thanks relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy after a bereavement and for the floral tributes. Special appreciation to Hydraulion Engine Hose Co No 1 and the watchmen of the N I R Co for their support.
Fragmentary note describes a bicycle incident involving a minor and a person named Lewis with a suspect or offender referenced as Nerone in the text. The legibility is poor and details are limited. The piece mentions angles and versions but lacks clear dates or locations.
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