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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1931

Page

3

Fire Department Appointments and Ball Committee Names

Foreman James F Meiggs announces new officers for Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company with list of pipemen cellar pipemen axemen hydrantmen and leading hoseman. Foreman Frank Lewis announces standing committee appointments for the year and Ever Ready Company representatives on Bristol Fire Department ball committee.

James F. Meiggs Hydraulion Engine & Hose Company William H. Francis Frank E. Trask Louis Gallo Arthur R. Bullock William Manchester Samuel A. Mott Fred Coggeshall Louis Almeida Frank S. Rawson Lawrence Ashton Harold S. Greene Frank Lewis No 2 Social James Kershaw Bernard McHugh John Perry Christy Travers Ernest Dion Fred Guevremont Donald Gladue Athletic Harvey Gladue Alec Guevremont Arthur Demars Matthew Brito Frank Rinaldi Donat J. Gladue Martin J Maher Bristol Fire Department

Funeral Services For Jerome F Kemp

Jerome Ford Kemph died Friday forenoon after months of illness. Funeral services were held yesterday at the family residence on Bay View avenue with Rev Nelson Kellogg of Trinity Church officiating. Interment followed in Juniper Hill Cemetery. He was a native of the town and survived by five brothers and two sisters.

Jerome Ford Kemph Bay View Avenue Nelson Kellogg Trinity Church Juniper Hill Cemetery Mr Kemph Herman J Annie B (Ford Kemph

Pharmacy sale items list shows various ointments

Mercurochrome 2 percent solution zinc oxide ointment 1 oz tube mentholated white pine and tar compound priced 15 cents and 19 cents respectively. The ad lists miscellaneous first aid and topical care products with modest prices.

Diverse Personal Care Items Sale at Local Store

A rapid list highlights pocket and dress combs at 25 cents, face cloths six for 57 cents, rubber gloves, gauze packs, sanitary napkins, assorted toothbrushes, an Electrex curling iron and coffee percolator, absorbent cotton, first aid plaster, hair nets and a Jontee hair net set priced to attract shoppers.

Candy and Stationery Sale Include Cherries and Paper

A local ad lists Maxixe cherries in liquid cream covered with chocolate for 39c per 1 lb package and United's candy bars three for a certain price. Also offered are Lord Baltimore writing portfolios 39c and envelope and paper sets priced under 79c and 49c respectively.

Gutteras Junior High announces quarterly honor rolls

Principal James E. Sullivan lists students achieving 85 percent or higher for first honor and 80 to 84 percent for second honor. Names span grades 7 to 9 across sections 9A 9B 9C 8A 8B 8C 8D 8F 7A 7B 7C and 7D with many students from each group.

James E. Sullivan Gutteras Memorial Junior High School Domenick Antinucci Harold M.guigan Anthony Agatiello George Springer John Magee Jean Tobin Frid Navier Olivia Andrade Virginia Scott Bertram Bullock Anthons Cafaro Bertha Roderick Christina Russo Edward Sousa Howard Bennett Joseph Borges Domenic Capone Wendell Marshman Herbert Silvia Dora Bailes Fils Borges Mary Castro Barbara Huestis Marguerite Mathewson Hope Mowry Oather Hazen Joseph Securo Jennie Cariglio Fmudy Cecela Navier Festher Perkins Mary Sisson Meredith Hawes Theresa Marino Evelyn Weaver Harriet West Joseph Conners Eugene Herbecker Addison Hill Frank Campagna Erik Bense Mary Biancuzzo Annie Camera Rose Campanello Mars Conley Fannie DeFelice Mary DeFelice Caroline di Donna Herman Gablinske Ruth Horne Herman King Rebecca Larice Rita Mello Lucy Ferrara Raymond Bullock Mary Bowler Ethel Isherwood Marjorie McHugh Gilda Prota Gladys Rische Anna Romano Antoinette Rucci Virginia Salzano Alice Sousa Lillian St Angelo Mary Terra Elizabeth Warner Joseph Cavallaro Carmine Cirilo Sidney Eisenstadt Charles Reed Helen Aguiar Azelle de Rocha Mary Larice Sylvia Pagnano Joseph Bruno Virginia Borges Mary Correira Joseph Dennis Louis DeFelice Carmine Carraturo Mary Codola Concetta Fasano Lucy Pagnano Angelina del Piano Frances Ascoli Aida Malafronte Emily Carmone Joseph Parella Guido Posytan Manuel Sousa Amy Sousa Angelo Squatrito Manuel Aguiar Edward Nunes Eugene Boone Sarah Pinheiro Mary Sousa Rose Amendola Filomena Tamburro Concetta Orefice

New England Telephone 1930 Annual Report Highlights Growth

President Matt B Jones reports 1930 achievements including faster service and better customer relations. The company earned dividends, carried 1.48 million to surplus, and posted a 5.70 percent earnings rate on a 288.77 million plant base. 22 thousand employees saved about 5 million via thrift programs as phones added 14 522 with 267 608 removals amid conditions.

Matt B Jones New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Jones New England Thomas Dudley

Fragmentary pledge about public service quality

The text appears to be a damaged quotation discussing maintaining high quality in essential public service and prompt delivery of deeds. It mentions New England and a commitment to serve, but the fragmentary wording limits precise identification of entities or a clear event.

Jn Pantie New England

Weekly Exercises at Reynolds School

A thrift play The Return of Benjamin Franklin highlighted Reynolds School Grade 6AI Friday afternoon. Participants included Vernon Gray Harriet Knight Al merinda Correira Angelina Arico Lilk Turilo Catherine Puya Theresa Silvia Lillian Pacheco John Castriotta Frank Cadile Philip Bisignano Manuel Cardoza Joseph Motta Tony Caizzi.

Benjamin Franklin John P. Reynolds Vernon Gray Harriet Knight Almerinda Correira Angelina Arico Lilk Turilo Catherine Puya Theresa Silvia Lillian Pacheco John Castriotta Frank Cadile Philp Bisignano Manuel Cardoza Joseph Motta Tony Caizzi Isabel Bento Helen Alves Elizabeth Freitas Joseph Rubino

Obituary Miss Mary E Cole of Warren

Retives and friends from this town attended the funeral of Miss Mary Elizabeth Cole in Warren this afternoon. She died in Providence at a niece's home and was in her 89th year, daughter of Samuel A and Mary A Cole. Mrs Charles H Liscomb of this town was a niece.

Mary Elizabeth Cole Warren Miss Cole Providence Alice Rosee Swan Street Samuel A Mary A. Cole Charles H Liscomb

Funeral for Santo Digati Held for Mt Carmel Sexton

The well known town resident and former sexton of the Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel will be honored with a morning funeral from his 36 Bourn Street home. A requiem mass will follow at the church, and interment will be in St. Marys Cemetery. He died Sunday after about a month of illness. He was born in Italy about 85 years ago and lived here 36 years. He leaves a wife, one son Leo Digati, and three daughters, along with 15 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Santo Digati Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Bourn Street St. Mary's Cemetery Digati Italy Annie Digati Leonardo Digati State Street Fortunato Castelano Watertown Mass Josephine Arciero Providence John Abenante

Funeral services held for Mrs. Sarah M. Dunbar

Mrs. Sarah Maria Dunbar widow of the late Robert R. Dunbar died Saturday morning at her son Bert R. Dunbar’s home on 32 Oliver Street. Services were conducted this afternoon and interment followed at North Cemetery. A longtime resident born September 5 1838 she died at age 92 or 93. She is survived by her son two grandsons a great grandson and a sister Mrs Stephen D. Northup of 282 Wood Street.

Sarah M. Dunbar Sarah Maria Dunbar Robert R. Dunbar Bert R. Dunbar Oliver Street Dunbar Joseph and Elizabeth (Nash) Gayton Earle K. Dunbar Charles W. Dunbar Stephen D. Northup Wood Street

Merchants Discuss Bristol Chamber Viewers Wednesday Talk

A Bristol Chamber of Commerce program invites listeners to hear merchants discuss local business each Wednesday from 3 to 5 PM. The feature spot highlights concerns and district concerns, offering perspectives from business leaders.

Bristol Chamber of Commerce

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Ata E. A. Skinner Hope St Bristol R. 1 Iit Lai Wey Harmony Jonteel Vanishing Cream Harmony Olive Rexall Milk Magnesia Jerome F. Kemp Rexall & Puretest Products Lady Fair Ideal Sanitary Electrex Curling Iron Eli Brand Jontee Opeko Coffee Hederasetty Rexall Pruc Hope Drug Company Apothecaries Walter V. Barnes Bristol, R. I Hope Street Liggett's Fenway United’s Lord Baltimore Halicroft Pa N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co Reynolds Mary E. Cole WLSI
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