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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
3
The Bishop will visit Sunday evening March 16 after travels abroad and will be greeted warmly. Choir members are urged to attend 7:30 tonight for rehearsal, with prompt start. Ladies Aid Society meets at 7:30 Sunday service, with new hymnal expected for use. Lent daily services are 7:15 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Fridays evensong at 7:30 with sermon. Saturday Holy Communion at 9 a.m.
William Fox presents Virginia Pearson in The Liar a photo drama of a young mother's fight to clear her name and her unborn child with a plantation mystery in Haiti. Pearl White stars in Lipitning Raider with William Duncan The Man of Might. Also Peggy Pearce A Good Loser Broncho Billy Mack Sennett comedy and more. Clara Kimball Young Cheating Cheaters Monday with a secret service plot and a mix up of crooks and families ends with romance.
The junior division of the First Bristol Troop hosts a drill and First Aid class with a tie in the tcraft sections. A new drill and meeting is set for 7 30 this evening as plans are laid for the troop's sixth anniversary on March 14. Several first class Scouts face the Providence Court of Honor for merit badges while a Rhode Island BSA indoor track team forms for the Providence event on March 22. Assistant Scoutmaster Frederick ve Coggeshall, discharged from U S service in May 1917, resumes duties with the troop.
William P. Card who died in New London after pneumonia was laid to rest Wednesday afternoon at 2 from his parents home at 10 Washington Street. Rev. Frank Damrosch Jr. of Trinity Church officiated. Bearers were Samuel Wardwell William Smith James Card and Harry Card. Interment followed at North Cemetery.
The Bristol Mothers' Club held a teachers night program Wednesday with guests sharing mutual sociability and school visits. Mr DeCoudres invited the public, while Miss Katherine C Paull sang and Miss Theresa Sullivan performed songs and the comedy Leave It to Polly.
A local drug store agent touts Hokara as a pure skin healer and tissue builder claiming it cures ulcers and all skin troubles from pimples to eczema. The advertisement pledges a refund if it fails and notes Hokara is sold at Buffington’s Drug Store in large packages for 35 cents.
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