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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
3
Bristol Citizens Council promotes a lecture series titled Big Questions with topics on Bolshevism immigration and assimilation. Sessions run April 5 19 and feature discussions on exclusion vs restriction of immigration and how to handle agitators. Tickets via YMCA and council members with season passes available.
The Bristol county milk producers plan an 8 o clock meeting at De fiance Fire Station to form a county branch of the New England Milk Producers Association. Frederick C. Warner will speak on the association objects along with Horace Wy Tinkham and Frank Peckham. About 100 producers are in the county. Government records show.
A review lauds D W Griffiths screen version of Way Down East as a landmark solidifying his craft since The Birth of a Nation. The piece highlights Lillian Gish as Ann Moore and Richard Barthelmess as David, praising ensemble performances and Griffiths realist, passionate direction.
The council notes department expenses at 2635.48 dollars for the last fiscal year and proposes a 2700 dollar appropriation for the upcoming year. The 1920 town fire tally stands at 52.
J. H. Wall reports a three week journey to the West including Duluth Montreal and Toronto where he met Bristol natives Harold Goddard assistant production manager at American Hard Rubber Akron and Dr Eugene LeClair Jr optical head at Colwell Hubbard Cleveland Also visited Walliam McCaw former N I R Co assistant paymaster now secretary treasurer of a major coal firm and director in several coal operations He was warmly hosted at dinner by the Bristol men.
The Bristol Whist Club held a weekly whist at G A R Hall on Tuesday evening with prizes to Talflows Ladies. First place went to Mrs J E Darling, second to Miss Nelle Petty, third to Miss Mary McKale. gentlemen winners were F Sisia, J H Best, and Elmer Matheson. The next event is Tuesday February 8 1921 with a surprise night on the program.
Monthly report by Mary Taylor district nurse notes new patients 22 total under care 22 dismissed 18 died 4 remaining 22 visits 253 including 52 business advisory and 33 metropolitan visits tuberculosis patients 7 obstetrical cases 4 operations 1.
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