Local TB Clinic Scales Revenue Surplus Funds
The article notes a surplus after paying for scales at local tuberculosis clinics. Total contributions reach $55.50, with the remaining funds proposed for other clinic-related needs.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1922
Page
2
The article notes a surplus after paying for scales at local tuberculosis clinics. Total contributions reach $55.50, with the remaining funds proposed for other clinic-related needs.
In a session before Judge Frank H Hammill the Fifth District Court discontinued the case charging Ruth A McCaw with assault on Leon E McCaw by poisoning intent. McCaw had been indicted for murder in the Elsie McCaw death and faces trial in Providence Superior Court. Other matters were continued two weeks for Bristol Hotel proprietors and Matteo Troina v Caparon Apron Company was defaulted.
Ludovico Arciola aged 12 of 49 Bradford Street was committed to Lockanosset School for six months by the Juvenile Court. Probation Officer Philip Brady escorted him. The youth, with prior theft offenses, admitted stealing $16 from Miss Mary Bowler at John Post Reynolds School after finding the money in her pocketbook.
The Congregational Church announces the next rehearsal for the church concert on Thursday February 23 at 7 45 pm. A special rehearsal will be held next Tuesday with soloists present. All participants must attend both rehearsals.
The Parish Aid Society will host a Silver Tea at Trinity Church parish house tomorrow at 3 pm. Ivy Guild of St Michael's meets tonight at 7 30 pm in Holmes House. Engagement announced for Le Docteur Baron Francois de Levay to Miss Edith Magyar. Rhodes on the Pawtuxet stages The College Carnival Friday for endowment funds to Smith Wellesley and Vassar. Several church activities, a fund drive at St Mary's, and a Valentine party at the Soldiers Home are noted alongside a burglary at Mount Hope Ave store with entry via window and theft of tobacco and cigarettes attributed to boys by police.
Bristol Chapter D A R gathered at the Y M C A library with about fifty members present. Rev John H Robinette of Providence spoke on A Trip to the Orient sharing experiences from Manila China and Japan. A musical program included piano duets by Misses Gay and Brownell and refreshments were served by Mrs Bradford Mrs Church and Mrs Arnold. Washingtons Birthday celebration is set for 3 PM February 22 at Hotel Belvedere with Prof Adelaide Patterson readings and an orchestrated music program followed by a colonial tea.
Funeral services were held for Catherine Joyce Sullivan Annie P Sousa and Susan R Coates. Sullivan died aged 62 at her sister's Mount Hope home with rites at St Mary's Church and burial at St Mary's Cemetery. Sousa died at her parents home with services at St Elizabeth's Church and burial at St Mary's Cemetery. Coates died at 87 in Fast Providence with services at Haven M F Church and burial to take place in Amherst Nova Scotia.
William Cashin and Missy Wilhelmina Maysie Golden wed at St Marys Church in town with Rev Thomas J Callan officiating. The couple resides in the town and celebrated their ceremony at the local church.
The Bristol Mothers Club will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium. Margaret Reynolds will speak as a special school nurse and present several welfare suggestions to help her work for children's welfare.
In a cafe overheard exchange, two patrons joke about a salad with witty lines on its dressing and playful mispronunciations. The brief incident captures casual banter and cafe atmosphere.
A brief quotation emphasizes that style alone defines a legacy, while true originality cannot be claimed by one who merely imitates others. The text contrasts personal achievement with stylistic influence and enduring work.
The Great Herrmann world famous magician and his company perform Thursday and Friday at Pastime. Highlights include a Sawing a Woman in half and a large troupe of versatile artists with mentalist mind reader Ludaragy Ndise and others.
The American Legion prize essay contest awarded medals for three classes. Miss Dilys Wall won gold in Class 2, Oscar Herzig took first in Class 3, and Miss Lillian Gallagher earned silver in Class 3. medals are on display at E D Kunz jewelry and will be presented after engraving.
The Y M C A hosts basketball games with Inter Nos from Providence and NI R Co against Criterion AC also of Providence. Games start at 8 PM Thursday, followed by dancing until 11 PM. Bristol recalls Inter Nos loss to NI R Co recently. YMCA aims for another victory.
The article argues that a practical test of a house’s cleanliness is the odor detected on entry from outdoors. It warns that sewer or coal gas odors indicate issues and that an unventilated cellar fouls the air, while a kitchen failing cleanliness emits a rancid smell even in spotless rooms.
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