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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1922

Page

3

Clean-Cut Comedy Presented by Trinity Men’s Club

Jay Clay Powers offers his play If I Only Had a Million to the American public. The Trinity Men’s Club presents a clean wholesome comedy April 25 at Trinity Parish Hall in Bristol. It appeals to marred men and women seeking good clean interpretation of American life and wholesome entertainment.

Jay Clay Powers Trinity Parish Hall Trinity Men's Club John W Smith Mrs Smith Bristol

Equity suits over Col Samuel Colt estate filed in court

Industrial Trust Company files two suits in Superior Court seeking guidance on administration of Col Colt's estate. One suit defines duties for managing Colt farm at Pappoosesquaw and maintaining livestock. The other asks Supreme Court instructions on handling trust income beyond Mrs Colt's annuity and on continuing the 1912 separation agreement supplies for Mrs Colt. Attorneys say suits seek administration guidance, not beneficiary disputes.

Samuel P Colt Superior Court Industrial Trust Company Col Golt Col Colt Pappoosesquaw Supreme Court

Bristol Mothers Club Meeting Hosts Address and Puppet Show

At tomorrow evening's Bristol Mothers Club meeting in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium Miss Mary Green Providence supervisor of special schools will discuss The Problem Child A musical program by the Matheson trio follows Tickets for the Puppet Show benefiting the John Post Reynolds School piano fund will be sold at the meeting tomorrow evening with Kindergarten Teachers of Providence coordinating the event.

Bristol Mothers’ Club Colt Memorial High School Mary Green Providence Matheson John = Post Reynolds Teasners The Mothers’ Club Auditorim Colt Memorial

Kearney Post Plans April 27 Legion Dance at Belvedere

Members lament missing the last meeting and push to attend the April 27 dance at the San Parlor of Hotel Belvedere with Burke's Block Island Orchestra. The event honors General Ulysses S Grant’s birth anniversary and supports the Post financially. Committee members EV. Kavanagh Hickey Cashin Pierce Sylvia, tickets selling now, next meeting April 20 at 7 pm. bowling banquet and prize distribution also planned.

Kearney Post Arfiy Post San Hotel Belvedere Legion Burke Block Island U S Grant GAR Kearne Belvedere American Legion Legion News

League Ends Season at State Street Alleys

The Rummies won the bowling league championship and $20 prize at a banquet in Hotel Belvedere. Guevremont had the high single with 137 as the Rummies defeated the Giants two of three Friday evening.

Kearnex Post American Legion State Street Allexs Rummies

Funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gravelin at 24 Bourn Street

Relatives and many friends attended the funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gravelin widow of John B Gravelin from her home at 24 Bourn Street. Services were led by Rev Gilbert F Edgett of State Street ME Church where she was long a member. Floral tributes came from Babbitt Women's Relief Corps and other church groups. Bearers were Fred Blaisdell Herbert Towne Albert E Sparks and Frank P Chafee. Burial followed in the family lot at North Cemetery.

Mary Elizabeth Gravelin John B Gravelin Nice DeWitt I. Bolster Bourn Street Res Ghlbert F. Edgett State Street ME Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps

Oldest Civil War Vet Benjamin Mitchell Dies at Soldiers Home

Benjamin Mitchell, the oldest Civil War veteran at the Soldiers' Home, died Sunday morning at about 10 o clock in his 93rd year. He had suffered months of frail health and a fall last week caused a fractured hip, with the shock hastening his death. Bunmal will be in Putnam Conn.

Benjamin Mitchell Soldiers’ Home Bunmal Putnam, Conn

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