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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1927
Page
4
James Egan of Woonsocket Rhode Island describes long hours and nervous strain from insurance work and stomach problems. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite sleep and overall health and notes many others have written grateful letters and many bottles sold.
Early summer pest guide urges drainage of marshy areas and covering water sources to deter mosquitoes. Advice covers eliminating water in cans and containers, treating manure and decaying matter, and preventing fly breeding by thorough sanitation and sun exposure.
Residents are told to keep waste dry and protected to prevent odors and contamination before pickup. The guidance emphasizes minimizing moisture exposure to maintain cleanliness and orderly disposal.
Margaret Graham born July 24 1840 in County Derry Ireland died after two weeks illness aged about 86 She was widow of Archibald Graham and mother of Mrs Robert Sharkey Mrs William Moore Miss Ruth Graham and Miss Elizabeth Graham The funeral is at 2 pm Sunday from Hope Street with Howard rector of St Michaels Church and burial at North Cemetery
Mrs Margaret Graham died on April 21 in her first year, according to a local obituary notice.
In memory of our aunt Babs Marion who passed away April 21 1926. She is sadly missed by her mother father sisters and brothers Mer and Mrs Joses Aboutca and family.
In memory of Wallace Woccar sins who died April 23 1928 Lawning are kind goad his wave Upright and just to the end of his sass Peacefully sleeping resting at last His wears pains and triale are past In silence be suffered in patience be bore nny teed called him home to suffer one more MRS JOSEPHINE ARVINANT CHILDREN
The city of Ponce in Porto Rico was named after Juan Ponce de Leon, famed explorer associated with the Fountain of Youth. The designation marks Ponce as a principal locality in the island’s history and geography.
Federal inspection of Battery C at the Armory on Church street praised the unit for a fine showing. Adjutant General Cole and Col Wells led the compliment to the men as Lieut Col Burt conducted the review. Permission was granted to recruit to 75 with 57 men currently in service.
Funeral services for Mrs Johanna Buckke who died Saturday in Providence were held at 8:30 a.m. from her home 36 Mount Hope Avenue followed by a requiem Mass at 9 a.m. at St Marys Church Rev Thomas J Gillan officiated with bearers Edward J Quirk James Hammill and James Barry of this town and P J Collins Pawtucket. Burial was in St Mars Cemetery.
Funeral services for Antony Peters who died Tuesday were held at 8:30 this morning from his home at 100 Mount Hope Avenue, followed by a 9:00 high mass at St Elizabeth's Church. Officiants included Rev Francisco Vieira, Deacon Res Thomas Jo Gillan, and sub-deacon Res Francis Gomes. Floral tributes came from Espirito Santo Society, Portuguese Fraternit and the Fiory Name Society. The choir sang At the offertory mass and Nearer My God to Thee, with bearers Manuel Vera, Joseph Teixeira, John J Morris, Joseph Alves, William Sousa, and Manuel Simons. Burial was at Mary's Cemetery.
The American Legion Auxiliary Kearnes Unit Neb held its regular semi monthly meeting with many members present. Three membership applications were approved and an invitation extended to attend the sixth birthday party at the Temple Hall on Dorrance Street. The Traveling Cup will be presented to West Warwick Coastoon on May 20 at Foresters Hall. Reports from committees were reviewed and filed.
Thirteen Bristol Troops scouts plan a jamboree event at the Rhode Island Auditorium in Providence tomorrow evening with final practice set for 7 o’clock. Tickets for parents and friends are available from the scouts, as the Troop 4 meeting notes record a new recruit and committee members present. A Camp Takarest fundraiser offering five dollars will be awarded on April 30, while troop leaders discuss camping plans and upcoming hikes for the season.
A joint social committee offered refreshments while Billy Cliff's 12 piece orchestra provided music for dancing, creating a lively evening atmosphere.
Managers from Warren and Bristol clubs plan consolidation and select top players as an independent team for Saturdays and Sundays. Opening game Sunday at 3 pm against Mount Carmel of the Providence Amateur League, with a strong roster including Rippel, Marshall, Greenwood, Sousa, Sivigny, Lee, Mortenson, and others. A large crowd is expected if weather permits with popular season pricing.
The Berean Glass at the First Baptist Church annual meeting was held last evening at Lucy Wall’s home on Cooke Street. Officers chosen include Vice President Mrs. Charley Liscomb Secretary Miss Dorothy Mott Treasurer Miss Mae Williams and Work Committee members Mrs. Eber W. Hill Mrs. Charles Liscomb and Mrs. Herbert Brook. Annual reports from the secretary and treasurer were read and accepted with Mrs. John Henry Buffum presiding.
London Tit-Bits weighs in on fame noting Keats and Shelley died young while Tennyson and Wordsworth earned long fame. It argues that saying poets died unsung is untrue and asserts lasting recognition depends on character and longevity.
A series of social and fundraising events are announced by local churches and groups. Pastime Theatre hosts entertainment on multiple Sundays. Trinity Parish House and Academy Hall present musical comedies. church societies sponsor suppers and dances to support Mt Carmel and First Baptist activities.
Authorities link excess uric acid to faulty kidney action. Retention causes painful joints tiredness backache and headaches. Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, are recommended by many locals. Ask your neighbor.
Public notification from Rhode Island 1928 requiring a local seller in Bristol to present weights and measures for verification. Gabriel DeFelice, Sealer, calls for inspection at 76 street, deadline May 16, 1928, with amendments to official weights and measures.
Harriet Augusta Coggeshall, administratrix, presents her first and final account for the estate of Charlotte Hervey Coggeshall, deceased, in Bristol. The court refers the matter to May 2, 1927, at 10 A M in Bristol Probate Court Room for consideration, with fourteen days notice to be published weekly in the Bristol Phoenix. John W Church, Clerk.
Abert H. Coggeshall nephew of Chandler H Coggeshall requests appointment as administrator of the Bristol resident’s estate. The petition was received for consideration at the Bristol Phoenix office with dates noted as April 15 22 and 29 in 1927.
Susan M Sheple as administratrix presents the final account of William F Bartlett late of Bristol deceased for allowance. The Probate Court Room Bristol at 10 o clock A M on April 14 1927. Notice to be published fourteen days once a week in the Bristol Phoenix. John W Church Clerk.
Bristol probate announces final account in the estate of John McGinnity, deceased, to be examined April 14, 1927 at 10 oclock AM in the Probate Court Room. Notice to be published for fourteen days as required. Clerk John W. Cherch.
Susan M Sheple guardian presents first and final accounts for the estates of Anton Gross and Reuben A Healy for allowance. Proceedings set for May 2 1927 at Bristol Probate Court Room with weekly notices ordered in The Bristol Phoenix for publication.
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