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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
3
The readable fragments mention names and places in a jumbled mix with no coherent event or report. There is insufficient evidence of a person, organization, date, or location to form a factual summary.
The Bristol Warren area mourns Justice Benjamin Bosworth who died after a long career in law and public service. He served as Fifth District Court judge from 1897 to 1911 and leaves a widow Isabella Judson Essex and a daughter, Isabella Essex Bosworth. He held Freemasonry and Templar memberships and belonged to several historical and civic groups.
The notice lists residents including Iga INTENTIONS Francisco R Meterios and Miss Elizabeth Silvia, both of this town, along with Joseph Victoria and Miss Leontina Mello, both of this town, and Joseph Aranjo Almeida and Senhora Cabral Sousa, both of this town.
John H. Hennessy and others as trustees transfer a lot of land on Gooding Manor Plat to Adamo Mancini. The record lists the Homeward Land Trust Co as grantors and Mancini as grantee.
On January 1 a New Year s Dance is hosted by the Altar Society of Mt Carmel Church in Italian Hall on Wood Street. Also January 1 a New Year s Night Dance is staged by Kearney Post No 6 American Legion at the Naval Armory. January 8 features an Old Fashioned Dance in the G A R Hall run by the Booster s Club.
N I R team won 48 to 13 at the YMCA gym as Bisbane led with strong showing and Flanagan close behind. Captain Miller stood out for Pawtucket. N I R Co. girls beat Fall River Favorites 10 to 0 with Goettler shining for the winners.
Attleboro’s Legion team defeated Bristol Town 19 to 16 at the Pine Street Armory. Simmler and L Kenney starred for Attleboro while Geisler and Shannon played well for Bristol. The half stood 11 to 3 with Attleboro dominating defense. Upcoming games include Woonsocket NA Five vs St Louis and No A Five vs New Bedford Whalers at the Y M C A gym.
Earl H. McKenzie led the Bristol Gun Club at the Fales Farm range on Hope Street Earl H with a 45 of 50. Roy Dunbar 42 Eugene Byone 40 Charles B. Rockwell Jr 39 Walter E. McGann 37 Harold Greene 35 William Phair 34 William H Buffington Jr 34 Harold Manchester 32 arles Liscomb 30.
Sunday services include Holy Communion at 7.30 a m Matins at 10.00 a m a solemn mass and sermon at 10 45 a m and Evensong with carols at 7 30 p m Monday marks the Feast of Circumcision with a 7 30 a m daily chapel celebration Choir Practice is set for Thursday at 8 p m
Friday night at 7 30 preparatory service. Sunday worship at 10 30 with reception of members and observance of the Lord s Supper. Church school to assemble after morning service. Sunday night praise and preaching at 7 20. SSH subject The Debt That is Now we. Financial reports from all organizations.
Forwarded note from the arch Treasurer Robert Munro lists a deadline of Sunday December 3 1922 for forwarding items. It also mentions religious instruction classes meeting in the Chapel on Wednesday afternoon at 2 35.
The State Street M E Church will hold Sunday services with Rev. G E Edgett delivering a sermon at 10 30 am at the Bristol church. The church school will gather at noon and the Epworth League will meet for a devotional and praise service followed by a sermon at 7 30 pm.
The First Baptist Church holds a morning service at 10 30 with a New Year’s message from the pastor. Church School begins at 11 and an evening service at 7 with the pastor delivering a present subject.
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