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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1925

Page

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Christmas Day in Bristol Brightened by Legion and Scouts

Stormy, cold Christmas Day in Bristol did not dampen cheer as American Legion, Boy Scouts and churches organized services, dinners at local homes, and a Santa Claus toy distribution. Scouts delivered 3500 toys to 250 children via a mobile "Santa Claus Special" truck, with gifts, candy, and popcorn for each child.

Bristol Children’s Home Home For Benjamin Church Martha B . Rockwell Convalescent Boy Scouts George R Fishin Santa Claus Erasmo Mancini Troop 4 Oscar Herzig Nursity Association Red Cross State Armory Church Street Kearnes Post No 6 American Legion Bristol Yacht Club Lawton Warren Womans Relief Corps Newport Rabbitt Womans Relief Corps Susan McSheple McWkenzie George Carpenter

Christmas Basket Fund Aids 38 Kearney Needy Families

The American Legion Kearney Post delivers 38 Christmas dinners to town families aided by fund contributions and two benefit screenings. Volunteers including Truant Officer James F Meiggs John M Scanlon and James McGovern distributed meals using a truck donated by General L H Callan. Extra donations since Christmas will fund next year’s drive and the fund will be held at Industrial Trust Company as a nucleus for an annual event.

Kearney No 6 The American Legion James F Meiggs John M Scanlon James McGovern L H Callan Ain the Industrial Trust Company Kearney Post

St Michaels Brotherhood Hosts Lecture On China

An open St Michaels Brotherhood meeting at the Holmes Blairie drew many parishioners. Professor Harold S Backlin of Brown University gave the address titled China the Land of Contrast. The Henry Wood President, Pro Burklin, introduced him. A social hour followed with the Turn Side Quartet singing and refreshments provided by the social committee chaired by Frank A Rounds.

St Michaels. Brotherhood Holmes Blairie Harold Os Backlin Brown University Burklin Henry Wood Brotherhood China Buchlias

Christmas Tide

Poem written for the Phoenix by an 11 year old girl praising Christmas charity. It urges readers to help poor children, fill stockings with gifts, and share happiness during the festive season. The author initials L. J. are provided.

the Phoenix Santa L. J

Fifth District Court Hears Assault and Revelry Cases

The Fifth District Court session before Judge Frank H Hamanall portunato dAmino continued two cases from Christmas Eve. Antonio Gangemte 12 Bourn street faced violent assault charges and Antoni Gangims 12 Bourn street faced revelry charges, both pleading not guilty and awaiting a one week continuance. Police say Amico assaulted Gangim with a chair after a visit to his home, injuring him. Dr Nasser DeVakz treated the wound. Acting Town Senator BF Lindemuth prosecuted. defense by Joseph A Hamnull.

Portunato dAmino Bradford Street Antomea Gangemte Bourn Street Antoni Gangims Amico Gangim Nasser DeVakz BF Lindemuth Joseph A Hamnull

Miracle Play at St Michaels Christmas Eve

The annual miracle play was staged in the chapel of St Michaels Church on Christmas Eve. Miss Mars RK Drury arranged the production which drew a large, satisfied audience. The cast included Norgian Miss Aida A Conners Elizabeth Mrs John GG Stewart Gabriel Miss Mildred H Keating Herald Angel Miss Eva Newman Joseph Richmond Gorham and three kings Walter Wennerstrand Herbert Newman and Walls fF Hove with attendants Leonard Sanford Charles Newman and Ralph Church shepherds Walham West Louis Durgin and Lawreme Ashton angels Shirles Newman Mars Newman Catherine Hlempel and Dorothy Roberts chaplain Rev Anson B Howard rector reader of prologue Miss Dilys Wall organist Mrs Benjamin M MacDougall.

Mars RK Drury St . Michaels Louis Durgin Lawreme Ashton Angels Shirles Newman Mars Newman Catherine Hlempel Dorothy Roberts Anson B Howard St Michael's Church Dilys Wall Benjamin M MacDougall

Bazaar Closes After Busy Night At Grand Army Hall

Large crowd attended the Dreadnaught Fire Company bazaar closing night in Grand Army Hall on Saturday. Booths drew steady patrons and dancing was the main feature with prizes awarded. The arrangements committee included John Collard chair, James Holmes secretary, Herman Gablinske treasurer, with John Dimond, William Cooke, Moses Moore, Frank Hill, and Harvard Goettler.

The Dreadnaught Fire Company Grand Army Hall John Collard James Holmes Herman Gablinske John Dimond William Cooke Moses Moore Frank Hill Harvard Goettler

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