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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
3
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A letter to the editor from Rev H G G Hallock praises changes in China as women move from strict seclusion to public life. The piece notes women as clerks, bankers, lawyers, teachers, doctors, and activists, with dress and behavior shifting toward modern fashions and participation in politics and Red Cross work in Nanking.
Funeral services for James Russell Hart longtime locomotive engineer and former clever baseball player were held yesterday afternoon at his home 25 Lincoln Avenue. Attended by many relatives and friends the service included members of United Brothers Lodge No 13 1 O F Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and New England Association of Veterans Railroad Men. Floral offerings came from organizations in which he held membership. Rev James Jo Goodacre former pastor of the First Congregational Church officiated and interment was in North Cemetery.
About 100 members and guests attended the Dreadnaught Hook Lad der and Hose Co annual outing at Panzarella Farm Metacom Avenue Sunday. A program of sports included a baseball game and quiet match with prizes. The bake prepared by James A Munro was praised as excellent.
The 28th annual Excel Si or Tennis Club tournament ended Tuesday with Donald Morrison of Jamestown capturing the men’s singles trophy the Rev WR Trotter memorial cup by defeating Jack Lewis in three straight sets. Mrs Harold Mangier of Providence won the women’s singles crown while Jack Lewis and Robert W Nelson won the men’s doubles title in a five set final.
The Bristol Lions Club backed drive to fund equipment for medical and dental clinics at the District Nursing headquarters ends tomorrow. Workers report strong town support with generous donations and progress toward a $2000 goal, aided by canvassers who provide daily updates from the Hotel Belvedere.
The Twilight baseball league announces the leading batters as compiled by official statistician Jimmie Lee. The twelve top hitters are listed with their averages and positions.
Barrington Yacht Club hosts its annual regatta with Bristol Yacht Club 12% footers competing alongside Warwick Neck Candy Class and Snowbirds. The start and finish are off Rumstick Point with Commodore Hooper's flagship Kelad guiding the judges.
The Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus will hold its annual outing next Sunday at Leahy Farm shore south of Bristol Narrows with a noon chowder luncheon, afternoon sports including a baseball game, and a 5 pm clam bake. Defiance Hose Company also plans a similar outing at Fales Farm with games, baseball, and a late afternoon clam bake for attendees.
Many people wear glasses with adequate lenses but do not view through the center of the lenses. Frames tend to bend with use and should be checked by an optician for correction during occasional visits.
Alexander Fales Bristol County Commissioner of Birds with Deputy Commissioners Higgins and Medbur released about 200 young pheasants in Warren and Barrington. Thirty birds went to Metacom avenue and Poppasquash woods, 91 in Warren at various spots, and 80 in Barrington at unspecified sites. East Warren Rod and Gun Club requested the release.
The following donations were received in July and August for the children’s home: vegetables from Mrs Halses DeWolf, sugar from Mrs LL Bosworth, coal from Mrs B Lindemuth, ice cream from Mrs Samuel Kinder, sewing services from Mrs Rockwell and Mrs Levy, shoes from Mrs Herreshoff, rolls and melons from Mrs O Donnell, cake and sandwiches from Mrs C B Rockwell Jr.
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