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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1926
Page
2
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Editorial notes Dr A Mo Merriman organized a Red Cross decal unit amid a sudden emergency. Although not fully organized, the unit assisted at the scene of the holocaust under Merriman’s direction with Miss Margaret Kerieeds volunteering as a trained nurse helping search for bodies among the ruins.
In a letter to the editor the writer urges the Town Council to prohibit fireworks and explosives within Bristol to prevent future incidents. The author pledges a $100 donation toward care for the injured and supports Me Rockwell's views on protecting citizens and property, with further contributions anticipated.
Mr o and Mrs Walter Simpson entertained friends Saturday afternoon at a clambake at Hackett’s Casino Main Road. Guests of honor were Thomas nirov and Mrs Aram J Pothier. Other attendees included Judge and Mrs Charles Bartlett and Alice Bartlett Miss Mary Remington Mrs Perrys Ariel Perry McCarths Harry Bo Johnson Jr Madeline Price Fruest Weller Bruce Weller and daughter Peges Edna Ingerson Stewart Ingerson and others.
Local items note visits from Syracuse Pawtucket and Philadelphia. Town residents and guests frequent Middleboro Newport and Boston areas with social rounds. Record of church events, birthdays, and a fatal wall investigation set for August 18.
The readable bits describe a worn wash day scene with rough hands and a domestic message about weekly care. The fragment references a husband and wife dynamic and a rough environment, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
A fragmented notice notes Fe Ming Margaret Nerone of Hope Street in Winchester Massachusetts has rezoned residence following a recent visit from relatives.
Donato Pastore transfers three Bay View Heights lots to Giovani Capezzano. J Barnard French transfers Mount Hope plat lot to Martin O Connor and wife. Virginio Sousa Tavares and wife transfer stand and buildings north of Bay View Avenue to Antonio Raposa Borges and wife. Mary Butterworth transfers lot on Mary Butterworth plat to Alfred Ernest Jones and wife.
An 11 month old thoroughbred pedigreed dog trained as a machine watchdog is offered for sale at 121 Mt Hope Ave Tel Hristol 222-R. The ad promises a cheap price to a suitable family.
A Rickenbacker Coupe offered for sale in all condition with a reasonable price. Interested buyers should apply at 78 High Street.
Second hand Garland gas range offered in high even heating. In first class condition. Address inquiries to Rox A. Phoenix Office.
Nine room cottage near Bristol RI featuring steam heat electric lights gas and modern conveniences. Large garage with electric lights and connected with power. Apply in person on street Bristol RI for details.
Sunday evening on Thames street and Colt Drive two minor crashes occurred as drivers misjudged turns. John S. Souza of King street Warren sustained facial and leg bruises after his car was damaged. Park of Ferry road reported windshield and other damage. Angelo Panzarello of Usher street turned sharply to avoid another car, breaking a front axle and mud guard. Mary Louise Egan of Riverside avenue SomersettMass swerved to avoid Emil Dubuc turning into Gibson road, ending with a sharp right swing and loss of control.
Per stone wall the accident was investigated by Patrollman Demers. PSNE was injured and the machine was only slightly damaged.
Louis Tortorice asks the Bristol Board of Fire Engineers why his $295 bid to install a new heating boiler at the Dreadnaught Fire Station was not accepted. He contends his bid was the lowest and claims the contract was awarded to the high bidder, urging taxpayers’ interests and tighter bid competition.
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