Tuberculosis Campaign Planned in Bristol and Warren
Mrs. Charles A Johnson chairs Bristol nursing work with $400 grant from Rhode Island Anti Tuberculosis Association. Miss Elizabeth J Freeborn leads Warren District Nursing Association with $300 from Red Cross tuberculosis fund. Campaign includes nurse visits and follow up, educational efforts in schools with local superintendents, distributing literature, lectures and moving picture exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A.johnson
Bristol Fortnightly Club
Rhode Island Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Elizabeth J. Freeborn
Warren District Nursing Association
Red Cross Tuberculosis Fund
Red Cross
The
Thomas H. DeCoudres
LeRoy G. Staples
Warren
Obituary of Comrade Barnum S Rouse in Providence
Comrade Barnum S Rouse a native of Pantesxet died Monday evening at the Soldiers Home after a paralytic shock. In the Civil War he served in Company H Fifth Connecticut Infantry. He was a member of Arnold Post 6 AK R Providence and is survived by a grandson in that city. Funeral services were held yesterday at 11 at Frank E Remington Co Broad Street Providence. Interment was at Pawtuxet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum S Rouse
Pantesxet
Fifth Regiment
Connecticut Infantry
Arnold Post
Providence
Frank E. Remington Company
Broad Street
Pawtuxet
Firemen Plan Fairs and New Members at King Philip
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co met Wednesday voting to attend firemen fairs on Feb 8 Phenix Feb 15 Dreadnaught Feb 22 Wickford and March 1 Westerly Two new members were admitted A letter from Victor Hauslin in the French army was read Defiance Hose Co appointed Pipmen Charles Fales Nathaniel B Fales Walter Northup Arthur Perkins Hydrantmen Ernest F Torrey Stephen Fales Axeman Arthur Coggeshall The group also voted to attend the Dreadnaught Hose Co fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Philip, Steam Fire Engine Company
Phenix
Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hos Company
Wickford
Westerly
Victor Hauslin
Defiance Hose Company
Harry R. Gray
Charles Fales
Nathaniel B. Fales
Walter Northup
Arthur Perkins
Ernest F. Torrey
Stephen Fales
Arthur Coggeshall
Hook, Ladder and Hose Company
Bristol Boy in French Army Wounded Seven Times
A letter from Victor Hauslin of Bristol Aerie No 953 and King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co. dated 1914 service in the French army was read at Wednesday’s fire company meeting. He has been wounded seven times and is now in a French hospital with frozen ears and feet. He worked as a weaver for Namquit Worsted Co. on Thames Street before enlisting, and his mother left for Woonsocket after he went to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hauslin
Bristol Aerie
Eagles
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company
Fire Company
France
Namquit Worsted Company
Thames Street
Woonsocket
Team 1 Edges Team 3 in Close Volleyball Win
Team 1 defeated Team 3 15 to 13 in a tight business men's volleyball match. Team 3 led late, but Team 1 rallied for the winning score as lineup details show J F Lavander Damond O'Brien Tirrell Connery and Dr W Williams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
F Lavander
Damond
Ae O'Brien
Dimond Churth
Tirrell Connery
W Williams S Herreshoff
A Dunbar
Memorial Service for Theodore Roosevelt at State Street Church
A memorial service at 7 30 PM Sunday at State Street M E Church will honor Theodore Roosevelt with two addresses by Harry P Cross on American patriotism and Commander J C Burt on Roosevelt as president soldier and citizen. Special music will be provided, with attendance by Thirteenth Company Bristol G M E, Bristol Train of Artillery, Babbitt Post and W R C, Bristol Troop of Boy Scouts, and com rands from the Soldiers' Home. returned soldiers receive reserved seats.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
Beeckman
Theodore Roosevelt
State Street
M. FE
Harry P Cross
France
J C Burt
Newport
R 1S G
Bristol Train of Artillery
Babbitt Post
Babbitt Women's Relief Corps
G A. R
Bristol Troop of
Boy Scouts
Murdock McKenzie
Boy Scouts Observe Ninth Anniversary With Oath Ceremony
The Boy Scouts of America mark their ninth anniversary with a nationwide oath and laws recital at 8 15 p m tomorrow. In Bristol the First Bristol Troop attends the Greater Providence Council celebration in Providence's BTks Auditorium under Scoutmaster Fish, meeting at Union Station at 7 15 p m and departing on the 6 20 train. The troop’s regular meeting was adjourned to next Wednesday after last night’s drill with the junior division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Boy Scout of America
Bristol
Greater Providence Council
Btks
Providence
Union Station
Auditorum
Fish
Death of Leon Bertrand Prominent Bristol Citizen
Leon Bertrand a respected Bristol resident died last evening at 6 30 at his home 17 Borden Avenue from a cerebral hemorrhage He was 80 years old born July 5 1838 in St Martine Canada and came to Bristol 48 years ago He was among the first Frenchmen here and the last of a 14 child family He worked as a stone quarryman and retired about 20 years ago His wife died 11 years ago He leaves eight children seven daughters Funeral will be at St Marys Church tomorrow at 9 AM Interment in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Bertrand
Borden Avenue
St Martine
Canada
Bristol
Flea
St Mary's Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Ladies’ YMCA Gym Classes Attract 40 Members
The YMCA reports 40 women enrolled in a gym program under Physical Director Berquist. Classes offer systematic exercise with engaging plans and extend Friday evening use of the bowling alleys from 6 to 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Berquist
District Nurse Report Details January Caseload and Discharges
District Nurse Mess Martha Graham reports January totals with 15 new cases and 37 active or past cases. 23 discharged, 1 death, 14 remaining under care, plus 5 metropolitan and 46 metropolitan visits, 4 tuberculosis cases and 8 visits, 2 obstetrical cases, 2 operations, and a total of 366 visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Graham
Funeral of Edward C Gallup Held Privately
The private funeral for Edward C Gallup took place at his Hope Street residence on Wednesday at 2 pm. Rev O H Wallace of the First Baptist Church led the services with bearers Herbert Manchester Raymond Brightman Clinton T Sherman and Archibald M Miller. Interment followed at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C Gallup
Hope Street
O. H. Wallace
First Baptist Church
Herbert Manchester
Raymond Brightman
Clinton T Sherman
Archibald M Miller
North Cemetery
Thirteenth Company Minstrels Benefit at Pastime Theatre
February 6 and 7 events raise funds for the Home-coming Fund for Soldiers at the Pastime Theatre. A Masquerade dance follows on February 8 at Italian Hall Wood Street to aid the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Chimes of Normandy Reservations and Rehearsal Plans
Reserved seats remain at Hanau dry goods for both nights with a crowded house expected. A dress rehearsal is set at the Pastime Theatre Monday at 7 30 p m and an orchestra rehearsal Tuesday at 7 00 p m with one admission rule for non cast or chorus members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanau
Law and Order Visible Along American Front in Chaos
The fragment notes that disorder exists in German conditions but law and order stand out along the American military line, signaling discipline amid upheaval and the ongoing march.
Best Remedy For Female Troubles Promoted in 1918 Ad
Mrs James Lewis of 71 French St Pawtucket endorses Hazeloch Herb Remedy claiming a single bottle cured her sleepless nights since December and praising the old formula given to Mary Louise Gonyea by Onondaga Indians. The ad guarantees benefit or money back and is sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis
French St
Pawtucket
French Street
Hazeloch
Mary Louise Gonyea
New York State
A Safe Easy Way to Cure Ulcers
Hokara the pure skin healer is promoted with a money back guarantee. W H Buffington's Drug Store sells Hokara in a large package for 35c claiming quick relief for pimples eczema acne barber's itch and other skin troubles with no grease or acids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hokara
W. Buffington
Hokard
W H Buffington
Real estate sale sought to cover debts in Nellie E Arnold estate
In Bristol on January 29 1919 Ernest W Arnold as administrator petitions probate court to authorize sale of Nellie E Arnold estate lands across Warwick Rhode Island and East Greenwich for debt payment and funeral expenses. The tract details include parcels in Warwick and near the Fast Greenwich line with hundreds of acres described and an exception for a Sea View Railway Company strip. A sale of sufficient realty is requested to cover deficiencies in the personal estate, with notice set for February 17 1919 and fourteen days publication in Bristol Phenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Nellie E. Arnold
Ernest W Arnold
Warwick
Rhode Island
Greenwich
Raat Greenwich
George R Austin
Hunts River
George Austin
Henry W. Austin
DeWitt C. White
James Nathaniel Cole
John D Nelson
Sea View Railway Company
Thomas W Cole
Nellie E. Maples
East
Bristol Phenix
Gallagher seeks Bristol probate administrator post
Probate Court of Bristol notes John M Gallagher husband of Annie Gallagher deceased Intestate requests appointment as administrator. Hearing set for February 17 1919 at 10 30 AM in Probate Court Bristol with notice ordered to run fourteen days weekly in Bristol Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Annie Gallagher
John M. Gallagher
John M Gallagher
Bristol Phoenix
Rey St
Guardian Sophia J D Wolf Seeks Estate Account
Sophie J D Wolf as guardian of Henry Drever D Wolf presents her account for allowance from the estate. The probate court in Bristol orders notice published for fourteen days weekly, with a hearing set February 17, 1919 at 10 30 A M in the Probate Court Room.
Executors of Joseph F Sylvia estate accept probate trust
Bristol Rhode Island January 27 1919 notice from Placida Sylvia and Frank Francis as executors of the last will of Joseph Francis Sylvia deceased Bristol Town probate court has admitted the will to probate and they have given bond claimants must file against the estate within six months from first advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Rh. I
Joseph Francis Sylvia
Placida Sylvia
Frank Francis
R. I
Elizabeth L. Magee
Mary M. Magee
Notice of Acceptance of Trust in Elizabeth L Magee Will
The undersigned contrix of the Last Will and Test of Elizabeth L Magee, Bristol, Rhode Island, announces acceptance of the trust and bond filed. All persons with claims against the estate should present them after the first advertisement. Mary M Magee. 1-31-27-14.
Guardian presents account of James Francis D Wolf estate
Sophie J. D Wolf guardian presents her account for allowance in the Estate of James Francis D Wolf. The court received and referred it to February 17, 1919 at 10 30 AM in Bristol Probate Court Room for consideration. Clerk M Cogshell announces the order and weekly publication in the Bristol Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
James Francis D'Wolf
Sophie J. D'Wolf
Bristol Phoenix
M. Coggeshall
Canvassers Notice for Bristol Republican and Democratic Caucuses
Town Council of Bristol will convene February 13, 1919 at 7 30 P M in the Memorial Building to canvass electors for the Republican caucus nominating Town Officers and to canvass electors for the Democratic caucus for the March 12, 1919 town election.
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Bristol
Ahan
Lst
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Cornelius Harrington
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J. U.S.A
National Ford Owners Club, Inc
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M. E. Church
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Robate Court
Henry Drever D'Wolf
Sophie J D' Wolf
Henrys Drever DD
HGH M Coggeshall
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Mason Avenue
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William L. Connery Real Estate and Insurance
Charles St
EF. W. Weaver
Pierce Avenue
Talbot & Hopkins Electrical Contractors
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W. O. Talbot
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William W. Franklin & Co
Wood St
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Garfield Avenue
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G. M. Wilbur
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