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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1932

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Washington Bail of Bristol Artillery Set for Hope Street

The Bristol Train of Artillery will hold the annual Washington Bail at the Bristol Casino on Hope street instead of the State Armory. Gov. Norma S. Case heads the guest list. Adjutant General Herbert R. Dean and others have accepted. Col. A. M. Merriman hosts preball dinner with Col. and Mrs. Merriman.

Washington Bristol Bristol Casino Hope Street State Arimory Norma S. Case Col A. M. Merriman Edwin S. Godfrey A. M Merriman M. D G W Boutilier George W Bouter

Bristol Pastor Speaks at Warren Lions Club Meeting

Rev. Herbert D. Graetz of the First Congregational Church gave the weekly Warren Lions Club luncheon address on Wednesday noon. His topic was The Life of Abraham Lincoln and he lauded the martyred President's memory.

Bristol Warren Club Herbert D. Graetz First Congregational Church Warren Lions Club Mr. Graetz Abraham Lincoln

Donations to Children’s Home Acknowledged by Board

The board of managers gratefully acknowledges donations for the past month including sugar from Sugar, ice cream from Mrs L Bosworth, a dress from Mrs Kinder, sewing services from Miss Ruth Sanford, and contributions of Mrs C B Rockwell and Mrs Austin T Levy.

Children's Home the Home Sugar L. Bosworth Kinder Ruth Sanford C. B. Rockwell Austin T. Levy

Bank Refuses More Loans For Bristol Sewage Project

The Industrial Trust Co. in Bristol refused to extend loans for the sewage disposal project citing a poor industrial outlook. Town officials, led by Council President W. Fred Williams Jr., seek funding to cover costs including a Callan Construction line, land purchase, and repairs. The town had $16,000 already loaned and needs about $31,000 more, with bond issuance permission granted but bond markets unreliable due to recession.

Bristol Clinton T. Sherman The Industrial Trust Co Amos S. Gorham W. Fred Williams, Jr Providence Callan Construction Company Ape Street Oliver Street Hope Street Sewer Commission Williams

Girl Scout Court of Awards at Reynolds School

The Court of Awards for Troops 1 and 2 met at Reynolds School on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Marie Gaudette of the Rhode Island Girl Scouts spoke and led songs, with guests including Bristol Scout Council members and mothers. Tenderfoot scouts Shirley Myerson and others were invested.

Reynolds School Marie Gaudette Rhode Island Girl Scouts Scout Council of Bristol Miss Gaudette Shirley Myerson Matty Shinigoi Irene Hartley Grace Bruno Hope Angell Marjorie Taves Nancy DeFelice Christine Young

Bishop of Alaska Preaches at St Michael's Tonight

The Rt. Rev. Peter Trimble Rowe, Missionary Bishop of Alaska, will deliver a sermon at St Michael's Church at 8 o clock this evening. After 37 years in Alaskan missionary work, he is regarded as a leading figure among the Alaska mission band. The Parish Monthly features remarks on his forthcoming Bristol visit.

Peter Trimble Rowe Alaska St.Michael’s Church Bristol Bishop Rowe St. Michael's Church

Missionary Bishop Rowe Praised for Arctic Outreach

On February 12 Michael presents a report from Alaska where Bishop Rowe has wintered and summered for 35 years. His selfless work and Christian life are celebrated as emblematic of Christ's love. The bishop, a central figure in Episcopal missions, has led the northern outreach for 37 years, inspiring the church with his tireless crossing of the frozen north.

Michael Alaska Bishop Rowe Episcopal Church Church of Honor

Excelsior Tennis Club Elects New Officers

Alexander Bazilevich was elected President of the Excelsior Tennis Club at the annual meeting held Wednesday at the Holmes House. New officers include Robert W Nelson Vice President Mrs George Millard Secretary Mollie G Hamill Treasurer O G Boynton Assistant Treasurer Alden L Littlefeld of Pawtucket to serve two years on the executive committee. Charles W Perry, the retiring President, received unanimous appreciation for two years of leadership. Reports cited a splendid year and court improvements planned before the season.

Alexander Bazilevich Excelsior Tennis Club Holmes House Robert W Nelson George Millard Mollie G Hamill O G Boynton Alden L. Littlefeld Pawtucket Charles W. Perry

Society Keeps Making Clothes for Poor Children

The Pro Christo Society of the Congregational Church continues repairing and making new wearing apparel for town’s poor children. Donations of materials and money are welcome, with officers Miss Sarah C. Munro Mrs. Marius Paulin andMiss Jennie Manchester handling contributions. Total donations reach twenty nine dollars with several named contributors and items listed.

Pro Christo Society The Congregational Church Sarah C. Munro Marius Paulin Jennie Manchester

Evening High School Class of 1932 Reception and Dance

More than two hundred attended the informal reception and dance for the class of 1932 at Colt Memorial High School auditorium. The program featured a two act sketch Two Jay Detectives with Anthony Marino John Marino and Arthur Dubuc. Anthony Turillo performed taps and clog dances while Nicholas Ascoli sang. A candy collation was served by a committee led by Anthony Bisbano and dancing continued until 1 AM to music by Joe Bisbano and his WSAR Broadcasting Orchestra.

Colt Memorial High School Two Jay Detectives Anthony John Marino Arthur Dubuc Anthony Turillo Nicholas Ascoli Anthony Bisbano Joe Bisbano Wsar Broadcasting Orchestra

Plans for Bristol Golden Jubilee Knights of Columbus observance

Bristol Council met on State Street to organize local events for the nation wide Golden Jubilee. After routine business, Mayor Mortimer A. Sullivan of Newport former Congressman George F. O'Shaunessy of Providence and Rev. Thomas J. Gillan of St Mary's Church spoke outlining plans and cooperation.

Knights of Columbus Bristol State Street Mortimer A. Sullivan Newport George F. O'Shaunessy Providence State Council Thomas J. Gillan St. Mary's Church

Rotary meeting hears Lincoln address at St George’s Newport

Rev John B. Lyte of St George’s Church Newport delivers an Abraham Lincoln address at the Bristol Rotary Club weekly meeting. President Howard R. Newman acknowledges a $1863 donation from the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Baptist Church for the club’s food station for undernourished children. Samuel J. Smith Jr. is guest of Edward D. Kunz.

Rotary News John B. Lyte St George's Church Newport Abraham Lincoln Bristol Rotary Club Howard R. Newman Christian Endeavor Society First Baptist Church Rotary Club Samuel J. Smith, Jr Edward D. Kunz

Many Attend Salad Supper at St Marys Church

More than 275 persons attended Tuesday evening’s chicken salad supper hosted by the ladies of St Marys Church in the church auditorium. Proceeds were donated to the parish fund with Mrs. Sara Sweeney as committee chair.

Ladies of St Mary’s Church Ffaly Wits Sara Sweeney

Memorial Tablet Dedicated At St Michael's Church

National Commander Henry L. Stevens Jr of the American Legion dedicates a teakwood tablet at St Michael's Church in memory of 69 parishioners including one woman who served in World War I. Nearly 400 attend as Bishop Granville Bennett and many dignitaries speak. tablet donated by Wallis Howe is unveiled by Linda Locke Howe.

Henry L. Stevens, Jr American Legion St. Michael's Church United States Patriotic Organization Wallis E. Howe Cora M. Hill Bristol Linda Locke Howe George L. Howe Stevens America Granville G. Bennett Duluth John H. Gardner St. Mary’s Church East Providence Gustave Schweitzer St. Barnabas Church Appenaug Arthur Wood All Saints’ Church Providence A. Edward Saunders Ellery Wilcox St. Martin’s Albert Crabtree St. Andrews’ School Barrington Augustine

Bristol Budget Commission weighs food commissary plan

Bristol Budget Commission met in council chambers to discuss Public Aid and Police budgets and a proposed central food commissary for relief. Aimed to serve 250 families with an estimated annual cost of 99 160 including rent, staff, heat, and insurance, promising about 12 840 in potential savings if adopted.

Bristol Jetter “Wah Anthony R. Parabley John G. Deshauriers Rotary Club Department of Public Aid

Also Mentioned on This Page

Adjutant General Dean Industrial Trust Girl Scout Pastime Theatre Bert Lahr Charlotte Greenwood Pat O'Brien Kathryn Crawford George White George O'Brien Cecilia Parker Roscoe Ates Poe Gilbert Leila Hyams Ian Meith OM OF Paris Marion Davies Janet Charlie el Brendel Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell Olive Tell Raul Roullen Rence Ae Ormor Elissa Landi Lionel Barrymore Laurence Oliver Joe E. Brown Dorothy Lee Wade Aham Lincoln Hi Alask St. Michael’s Peter T. Rowe S. R. Young Miss McLaughlin Mrs. Pendleton St. Michael’s Church National Commander of American Legion Bishop of A. R. Parshiey John G. DesLauriers Budget Commission Battle Creek Waterbury’s Mike Martin Pozzi's Pharmag Lombard Pozzi, Ph. G Edward D Kunz
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