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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1930

Page

4

Need for New School Building Emphasized and Budgeted

The committee approved use of the auditorium for Colt Thursday February 13 Senior Class Valentine party and for Guiteras March 3 4 Rotary Club entertainment. E S Mapes authorized to attend the National Convention of Superintendents at Atlantic City February 23 to 27 if advisable. New teachers Katherine Paull Burns and Elizabeth August Bernard hired at 1200 yearly. Junior Class may operate Colt High cafeteria for one day to fund the prom. Salaries to be covered for thirteen months by next year’s budget to avoid salary delays.

Colt Guiteras Rotary Club E.S. Mapes Atlantic City Katherine Paull Burns Elizabeth August Bernard Colt High School

Drawing the Line on Turkey Dressing Demands

A Farm Journal note asserts city households push for more services and less kitchen work, while joking about breeding turkeys with built in dressing, signaling evolving domestic expectations.

Line Farm Journal

Standing Alone in Self Reliance and Penalty

An editorial reflection by Cella Parker Woolley on the virtue and burden of independence. It argues that those who stand apart from others must accept solitude and occasional neglect as the natural consequence of their chosen stance.

Cella Parker Woolley

Obituary of Mrs Mary B Lake in Bristol Town

Mrs. Mary B Lake widow of John Lake died at 85 Union Street. Funeral service held at her home with Rev. Mark Strickland officiating and interment in North Cemetery. She was in her 88th year and survived by three children Dr John Lake Miss Mary Bryer Lake and Miss Elizabeth Bo Lake.

Mary’b. Lake Mary B. Lake John Lake Union Street Mark Strickland First Baptist Church George Gardner Newport Herbert Manchester Charles H. Liscomb Herbert A. Warner Lake High Constitution Streets Peleg Bryer Mary (Caswell) Bryer Bristol Mary Bryer Lake Elizabeth Bo Lake Manuel Arruda Tobowong Esterda Piabeths Church Rex Prancis Trrrada Aim St Michaels Avares Eslands Prastol Manuel Hens James Marion John Truda Mary Sousa Mass Rose Arruda Joseph Arruda Cahome Shewa

Longtime Bristol Y M C A caretaker dies in Fall River

John Thomas Shaw aged about 71 died at his residence 31 Central Street after a period of declining health. Born in England he came to this country as a child and lived in Fall River before moving to Bristol. He served as caretaker of the Bristol Y M C A for four years and leaves a wife Selna Shaw a daughter Cora Shaw Anderson a son Clarence Shaw and several grandchildren. He was a member of the Young Men's Protestant Temperance and Benevolent Society and the Congregational church.

John Thomas Shaw Bristol Central Street Mr Shaw England Joseph S Ann Shaw Congregational Church Clarence Shaw Philadelphia

Birth Announcement for Stig Son in Town

A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Stig at 217 State Street. The child weighed healthily and joins the Stig family in the town of Stopton Ang. Both mother and infant are reported in good condition.

Stopton Ang Son Mar Michael Stignano State Street

Died Arrldn This Town Bebo 7 Mrs Miars Arruelt

An obituary notice from Cambridge Mass lists deaths in the town on Feb 8 and 7. Mrs Miars Arruelt aged 48 years, Mary Barloud aged 8 years, Gueria Miles aged 79, John Thomas Sloas aged 71, and Elon Moat age unknown are reported with residents’ names and ages.

Miars Arruelt Manuel R‘uda Oaugeed Thi Mary Barloud Olin Coombridge Gueria Miles Torimerts Elon

Bark of Cinnamon Tree Sells for 4000 Dollars

A white spotted bark from a cinnamon tree in Thanh Hoa province French Indo China sold for 4000 dollars. The tree grows about 35 feet tall and bark is stripped for sale, likely the highest price ever paid for a single tree’s bark.

Thanh Hoa French Indo China

Testing Separators Shows Big Losses From Inefficient Units

De Laval dairy demonstrations tested separators by re skimming skim milk with new machines. Across 523 tests last year the average skim milk re skimmed was 9.2 gallons and 3.6 pounds of cream were recovered, worth 21.8 cents. The result implies an average annual loss of over 79 dollars per separator.

de Laval

Pupils Stage Boston Tea Party at Guiteras Memorial School

Miss Mary Connors directed a playlet titled The Boston Tea Party at Guiteras Memorial School Friday afternoon. Participants included Frank Campagna William Carroll Charles Fay Addison Thomas Nathan Eisenstadt Lloyd Smith Bertram Bullock with Lloyd Smith singing a vocal solo and William Harper serving as announcer.

Zquiteras ‘School

Origin of the kilt stirs Scotland England dispute

The piece notes a controversy over kilt origins with England claiming early creation by English tailor Parkinson who worked with General Wade about 200 years ago. It mentions the garment was then called the fellidh bag to differentiate it from the belted plaid made in one piece.

Scotland England Parkinson Wade

Scholastic Honor System in Schools Described

The honor system in schools is a student governed practice where learners pledge to manage their affairs and display good behavior without constant professor supervision. It is especially emphasized during examinations when students promise not to cheat even with no instructor present.

de Laval

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