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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
3
OCR fragments reference a youth film feature and individuals such as Christine Mayoci and Maxine Elliott. Mentions of Destiny Dice and a Mr. Warner prior feature appear but details, dates, roles, and contexts are unclear.
A new monthly program will hold religious services at 4 PM on the first Sunday of each month at the Home for Aged Women on Franklin Street. The first service was led by Rev. Frank Damrosch Jr. of Trinity Church and February's service will be led by Rev. Gilbert E. Edgett of State Street M E Church. Church choirs will accompany and perform the musical program. Florence Nelson initiated the change, and beneficiaries welcome the updated schedule.
The document records petitions for adoption of a child and a guardian accounting in an estate. It lists Andrew Iverson and others as petitioners or respondents and notes court approval steps, estate value references, and allowances.
The Bristol Girl Scouts held a meeting hosted by Lieutenant Anna G. Coggeshall in the auditorium of John Post Reynolds School. After the business session, the program featured an eight-piece jazz band, bugle solos by Dorothy Holt, a cat-serenade by Madeline King and Arleen Holm, a vocal trio including Norma Mathewson Betty Kinder and Dilys Wall, a Spanish dance by Norma Mathewson, and folk dances by ten scouts.
The record shows Bristol A and Wickford tallying goals with players including Blackman Eisenberg Kebrick Silva and Cranston, noting scoring by Bristol players Blackman 4 and Wickford Tingley 3. Fouls credited to Tingley and Anderson among others.
Fitton A C of East Boston defeated the Naval Reserves Five 35 to 15 in Steinner Hall East Boston last night. Kennedy Mitchell Cornell Finn Coggeshall Murphy Drummey and Geisler starred with multiple floor and foul goals.
In Miller's Opera House Wakefield on Wednesday evening the Naval Reserve Five defeated South Kingston 24 to 23. Key moments saw Coggeshall and Garvin contribute late baskets as Geisler and Lewis led scoring for the rivals. Referee Haslam officiated with Greenman as timer.
Deputy Grand Chancellor John T Nolan of Pawtucket installs Burnside Lodge No 34 officers at G A R Hall during a Wednesday meeting. New leaders include Chancellor Commander Henry H Bullock and Vice Chancellor Fred R Mott. 27th lodge anniversary set for January 25 with a social buffet to follow.
Members of Kearney Post urged to attend 8 o clock meeting at G R Hall for a farewell to old officers and a welcome to new ones A joint installation will be conducted by First Department Vice Commander Earl B Dane The Auxiliary plans a presentation with social time and refreshments at close Bring dues for the Finance Officer and discharge certificate for the Historian.
The Bristol Veteran Firemen’s Association held its annual meeting and election of officers with 105 members. President Daniel G. Coggeshall presided. three former vice presidents died since the last meeting. New officers include Coggeshall as President and Everett LeBaron Church as First Vice President, with Edward J Quirk, Walter E Munroe, William P Paine, and others taking roles.
Trinity Church Men’s Club staged a vaudeville show in the Parish House on a Wednesday evening. The program featured piano duets by Mrs Torrey and Mrs Grabert, duets by Mr and Mrs Howard Gray, a monologue by George R. Fish, a trio with Mrs Harry Allen and the Kinder sisters, a piano solo by Miss Elizabeth Newbold, a song by Miss Saunders, and a quartet including Howard Gray and C R Burgess among others with Rev Frank Damrosch. Dancing followed the entertainment for the remainder of the evening.
Mrs Clinton T Sherman was named president of the Woman's Home Missionary Society at the First Congregational Church during the annual meeting held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Miss Grace C. Paull's home. New officers include Vice President Mrs Lens B Waldron, Secretary Mrs Colin T Holm, Treasurer Mrs Henry Barton, Sewing Committee Mrs Edward K Reynolds and Mrs Charles F. Dimond. Annual reports were presented. Light refreshments followed.
This evening at 7 30 a social for industrial workers features a hot basketball game between N A and Cranston four four round bouts one wrestling bout and a big Pathe feature all industrial workers invited.
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