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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1915

Page

3

Young Men's Parish Club Holds Banquet After Meeting

The Young Men's Parish Club of Trinity church met in the parish house with 40 covers for a banquet prepared by the social committee. Chester R. Burgess presided, Rev Mr Woofington of Warwick spoke on The Political Situation in Rhode Island, praised by a rising vote of thanks. Other speakers included Rev A E McGoy and Capt Asa W Hathaway.

Young Men’s Parish Club Young Men's Parish Club Trinity Church Trinity Parish House Chester R. Burgess Mr.Woofington Warwick Rhode Island Woofington General Assembly A. E McGoy Asa W. Hathaway

Barnaby's Clothing Draws Providence Shoppers

In Providence nearly everyone buys clothing at Barnaby's. The bustling shop attracts local residents with a wide selection and steady stream of customers amid the city’s shopping scene.

Providence Barnaby’s

What's His Name at Pastime Theatre Saturday Evening

A strong photo play top liners the Pastime theatre program along with current pictures. The film What's His Name is adapted from George Barr McCutcheon's story and should attract readers familiar with the book.

Pastime Theatre George Barr McCutcheon

Freckles Vanish With Othine Prescription Claim

A promotional notice touts Othine for freckles claiming a prominent physician authored formula. It states the product is sold by W. H. Buffington and druggists with a money back guarantee if no improvement. First applications supposedly fade freckles and even light spots may vanish.

W. H. Buffington Sis

Obituary of Frederick M. Barney milkman of North Warren

Frederick M. Barney died Wednesday noon at his North Warren home from pneumonia after a week of illness. Born in this town to Anne E. Barney and the late John W. Barney, he long ran a milk route and later leased a North Warren farm. He was a member of Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Co. and the fire station flag is at half mast. He leaves his mother, three brothers Milton E. Barney of Warren, Frank Barney of Attleboro, J. Martin Barney of Jamestown, and two sisters Louisa Johnson of Providence and Sarah Donahue of Middleboro. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm from his home. interment at North Cemetery at 2 pm.

Frederick M. Barney North Warren Mr. Barney Anne E. Barney John W. Barney Church Farm Mt. Hope Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Company Milton E. Barney Warren Frank Barney Attleboro J. Martin Barney Jamestown Louisa Johnson Providence Sarah Donahue Middleboro Mass Barney

Death of 9 year old Marie Riang at home on Wood Street

Marie Riang died at 4 pm Tuesday after months of illness from complications. She was nine, born in town, daughter of Albert A Riang and the late Catherine Riang. She leaves a sister Helen, six. Funeral at St Marys Church yesterday at 2 pm with interment in St Marys Cemetery.

Marie Riang Wood Street Albert A Catherine Riang Helen St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Cemetery

Mrs. Fish of Hope Maine Dies After Illness

Word reached here Wednesday of the death of Mrs. John G. Fish of Hope Maine after a paralysis shock on April 14. She died Monday at age 78 or 79. She lived on High street north of Franklin for years. Her husband is 87. A son Elwin C. Fish and his family reside in New York. Elwin C. Fish and his father once worked for the National India Rubber Company and were well known locally.

John G. Fish Hope Maine Warren R.ir Fish

MAKE GOOD Y. M. C. A. PLEDGE CAMPAIGN UPDATE

The General Secretary Benjamin Moorby pushes to collect the remaining 464 dollars of the Ten Thousand Dollar Fund pledged in 1913. The Young Men's Christian Association aims to settle unpaid pledges by Saturday to close its fiscal year and avoid reporting unpaid balances. The organization has already received 9718 of 10182 pledged and will review records with auditors soon.

Benjamin Moorby Young Men’s Christian Association Association

Burnside Social Club First Annual Fair and Local Dances

Community events list detailing the Burnside Social Club fair at G A R Hall on April 24, dances at Columbia Hall April 26 and Naval Reserves Armory April 28, a minstrel show April 27, a public whist event April 21 22 23 24 at Moose Hall, a three act drama April 29 and a concert April 29 at Colt Memorial High School, plus May 1 4 and May 13 gatherings by local clubs and churches.

Burnside Social Club G. A. R. Hall Columbia Hall Bour “Beaf Clover Club Odd Fellows’ Hall Order Pastime Theatre Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Company Moose Hall St. Charles Branch Colt Memorial High School C. M. H. S. Glee Club Hotel Belvedere

Tribute to Rev. A. S. Stowell remembered in North Egremont

Memorial tribute read at Baptist church recalls Rev. Alfred S. Stowell born June 1 1850 in South Reading later serving in Salem N H Derry Montville Berlin Bristol and North Egremont. The piece notes his faithful ministry his family Ella Louise Jackman six children and a lasting reverence for his steady leadership and reunion memories.

A. S. Stowell North Egremont Mass E L. Cortell Bristol Colby University Newton Theological Institute H. R. Mitchell Mr. Stowell Alfred Sweetser Stowell Colby Newton Lord Jesus Christ Stowell South Reading Wakefield Baptist Church Pishon’s Ferry Waterville Salem N. H Derry Montville Conn New Hampshire Baptist Convention Berlin Brother Stowell R.I Soldier of Christ

Advertised Letters and Brazen Newsboy Prank

Bristol Rhode Island April 18 list includes men Jim Farall O Connor Jose Oliveira Jose d Oliveira Melo Daniel Salisbury and women Mrs R A Hart Miss Clara West. Also foreign William Hipkins D G Coggeshall P M. Fair Warning describes a Western city newsboy shouting Git out of town at ladies with skirts, repeating “Git out of town paipers.”

Jim Farall Mr O O'Connor Jose Oliveira Jose d’ Oliveira Melo Daniel Salisbury

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