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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1917

Page

3

Odd Drugs and Fruits Featured in Curious 19th Century Ad

An unusual fragment describes fruit based medicines labeled “Erut-a-tives” and their claimed health benefits. The note mentions Ogdensburg and New Labia as active preparations sites and hints at a nationwide sales push through dealers at Soc a bottle or six for 50 cents.

Wien Piates Uae Ogdensburg New Labia Pruit-a-tives Soc Bor Sige Co Biait Actives Timhtes. Org New York

Local caucus clash decides town committee slate

In a heated Republican town meeting at the County Court House, ballots printed out of town led to a contested nomination. The Town Committee ticket won 116 to 8, confirming moderators, clerks, and council members including Wallis E Howe Jane H Wall Peter Gasper Elisha Hibbert and others with Ed wards replacing Magee on the School Committee.

Han County Court House George A. Arnold Elisha Hibbert Peter Gasper John. H. Wall John Skatheson Henry W. Peterson John M. Coggeshall Wallis E. Howe Jane H. Wall Elisha Ibbert Francis P. McGovern Edward L. Leahy Winthrop G. Thurston John R.dwards Dexter Thurber Philip Kadys Robert Newbold Eber Till Christian A. Ostby Ames B. Brown

Bristol Y M C A Defeats Rhode Island Institute of the Deaf 43 to 11

The Bristol Y M C A basketball team overwhelmed Rhode Island Institute of the Deaf 43 to 11 at the Y M C A gymnasium before a large crowd. Garvin led Bristol with eight floor goals while Murphy scored five and Shine added nine points for the visitors.

Bristol. Y. M. C. A Rhode Island Institute For the Deaf Y. M. C. A. Gymna‘sium Garvin Murphy Shine Bristol R. LI D. Geisler G. Greene O’neil F. Garvin R. F G. Jaswell E. Garvin Conrick Bristol Gee

Bristol Mothers Club Showcases Italian Evening

Edward E. Bohner of Providence presented a stereopticon talk on Beautiful Italy at Colt Memorial High School auditorium under Bristol Mothers Club auspices. The program featured harp guitar by Bohner, strong music by Salvatore Giglio and a standout Italian song by Miss Louise Malefrontes. Audience mix of Americans and Italians applauded, and club members planned an Italian supper for March 1 at G A R Hall in the afternoon meeting.

Italy Edward E. Bohner Providence Colt Memorial High School Bristol Lucia Giovento G. A. R. Hall

Mrs Mary Bowen Celebrates 99th Birthday at Home for Aged Women

Mrs Mary C Bowen marked the ninety ninth anniversary with visitors at the Home for Aged Women. Bouquets of flowers and a birthday cake inscribed 1818 1917 delighted the celebrant recovering from illness. The event was noted for her graceful reception and enduring spirit.

Mary C. Bowen LeRoy D. Bell Bowen

Threads of Fate at the Pastime with Viola Dana

The feature’s strongest scenes were shot in the Wilkes-Barre coal region and show miners’ life and clashes with capital. Director Eugene Nowland faced mine access issues but secured permission after presenting his plan. Dana was greeted by admirers including a miner with fourteen children who praised her films.

Mantry Metro Viola Dana Wilkesbarre Eugene Nowland

Pina fore Opera Committee Thanks Helpers and Scouts

The Pina fore committee announces the opera as a success and thanks all who helped. They cannot yet report finances due to many tickets unaccounted. Proceeds fund building expenses for local Boy Scouts. Providence trip for Bristol Troop swimmers departs tomorrow on the 1.20 train. The local troop reaffirms a drive to collect old newspapers and magazines.

Bristol Providence Providence , M. C. A Rhode Island Boy Scouts

Joint K Pythias Anniversary Convened in Castle Hall

Burnside Lodge No 34 and Warren Lodge No 29 celebrated the 53rd anniversary of the order and the 40th anniversary of the K P Insurance Department at a joint convention in Castle Hall. About 100 members attended with speeches, toasts, and a buffet lunch.

Burnside Lodge Warren Lodge Knights of Pythias Order K. of P. Insurance Department Castle Hall T. Edgar Sutcliffe P. C. Arthur H. Morino Rhode Island Pythian Insurance Department Edmund H. Matteson John J. Brown Vandalia Lillie Samuels Oakland Cal Eagle Hall Providence

Y M C A Exhibition Tonight With Gymnastic Displays

The Pawtucket YMCA holds an open house tonight at eight featuring W L Nase leading drills and performances such as postures, swings, wrestling, and the Mazurka. Members may use bowling alleys free of tournaments, with music and refreshments provided and Admiral Edwards delivering opening remarks.

Pyramids Pawtucket W. L._ Nase Eek Ear Nase Admiral Edwards

Town Council Meeti ng Action on Bridge Bills and Farm Bureau Fund

The semi monthly town council session discussed two state road bills for Warren and Barrington bridges with totals of 8862.51 and 13603.21. No action was taken. The council created a special Bristol County Farm Bureau fund and allocated 50 to the bureau. A bank book for Augustus R Paull’s burial lot at North Cemetery was received. A special meeting was set for next Monday to prepare appropriations for the annual financial town meeting.

State Board of Public Roads Warren Barrington Bridges Barrington Warren Bridge Bristol County Farm Bureau Augustus R. Paull Financial Town

Stereopicon Lecture On Washington And Lincoln

A stereophon lecture will be given in Memorial Chapel, First Congregational Church, next Sunday at 7 30. The pictures will depict scenes from the lives of Presidents Washington and Lincoln whose birthdays are celebrated this month. The talk aims to inspire patriotism and guidance in today’s crisis.

First Congregational Church Washington Lincoln

Hay Charette Wedding at St Marys Church

William J. Hay and Miss Angelina Anna Charette were married in St Marys Church Monday morning at 8 15 by Rev Edward L Cahill. The bride wore white silk and carried a bouquet of bride roses. The bridesmaid wore pink silk with white lace and matching hat. A wedding breakfast followed at the brides home.

William J. Hay Angelina Anna Charette St. Mary’s Church Edward L. Cahill St. Mary’s

Aged Couple Credit Vinci For Regaining Strength

An elderly Steubenville couple credits Vinci, the strength creator, with restoring vigor when weakened. The 79 year old husband and 78 year old wife say Vinci never fails to build them up and keep them healthy. They guarantee Vinci for feeble old people. Hope Drug Co Bristol.

Steubenville Ohio Vinci Mary A. Lex Hope Drug CO Bristol

Italian Supper by Bristol Mothers' Club Planned in Hall

The Bristol Mothers' Club organizes an Italian supper at G A R Hall on Thursday night March 1 at 6 oclock. Tickets available from Mrs. John H Wall 290 Hope street and Mrs A M Merriman until Feb 24. Caterers include Mrs Della Morte Mrs Gogha and Mrs Vona.

Bristol

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