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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
2
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Editorial argues that the Reavis Smoot resolution creates a joint congressional committee to study government operations and propose coordination. It warns that reforms often fail, noting past civil service expansion and economy commissions that yielded little lasting gain as administrations chase new schemes.
The Bristol Whist Club held a weekly whet in GAR Hall with about twenty tables. Prize winners: Ladies first Mrs R A Card, second Miss Nora Dwyer, third Miss Nellie Petty. Gentlemen first Bernard Callan, second Byron K Fish, third Mr Davidson. The next event is scheduled for Tuesday in January.
Inward and outward Bristol 3D Express timings listed. Outward at 1120 3 mis 2.20 5.20. Inward at 11 a m and bp m.
Office hours run from 6 45 to 7 30 am with money order registry and postal departments opening at 8 am until 6 pm. Mails arrive at 7 8 am 2 4 6 70 pm.
Mrs George Cunningham and Miss Mary ONeill of Providence are guests at Martha B S Rockwell Convalescent Home. Joseph A Flynn of GE Engineering School West Lynn Mass returned home after holidays. Miss Lillian Church to enter Katherine Gibbs private school next Monday. Installation of officers at United Brothers Lodge No 13 IOCF next Tuesday with supper. Morrissey returns to Washington DC to resume Georgetown University studies. Underwear sale at L Levy's Shoe Store. Mrs Samuel Naroditzky returns from New York. Maurice Kurlan to return to school. First annual joint American Legion meeting at G A R Hall tonight at 8 with 7:30 gathering. Mr and Mrs Fred Guevremont host sixth birthday party for son William R Guevremont. Shuckle Arctics $1.59 at L Levy's Saturday. Congregational Club to host social January 20 with Pageant of Pilgrims. Sarah Minchin Barker to read plays. Shoes at Suzman. Joseph Harmon of this town admitted to practice before the U S District Court with oath before Peter C Cannon.
Advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and works through the blood to the mucous surfaces, destroying the disease's foundation and boosting overall strength. Free circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The Prudence Island Navigation Company plans a Bristol to Prudence Island boat line. Incorporators include David Buffum Charles A Aldrich Eugene Chase Jr Nicholas B Herlein and Adam C Barnie. Aldrich treasurer is currently absent on business related to the project.
Tonight at 7 30 a hour of worship to forget weariness and sorrow. Sunday morning service at 1030 with a sermon by the pastor. Pulpits exchanged with Rev H W Warren DD of Warren. Church school at 12 o clock. Sunday evening praise and preaching at 730 with sermon What doth God require.
The Trinity Parish Christmas Festival was held at the church and parish house to celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany. An afternoon service featured carols and a sleight of hand and magic act by Milton Riffs from the Planning Department of the OT. IR. Co. Gifts and treats were distributed to children from a large decorated Christmas tree.
A Roman chair rocking chair straight chair large double chair and cabinet, a gold leaf tea table with hand-painted top and glass protector, a red velvet rug 8 by 10, and a combination writing desk with bookcase. Available by appointment. telephone Warren 269-1 A Stive.
Members of United Brothers Lodge and Wampanoag Encampment announce the funeral of Brother W J Fish. The service will be held at his house on Saturday January 5 at 2 30 p.m. Members will meet at Odd Fellows Hall 145 pp m Saturday for the ritual. A large attendance is requested.
A Phoenix office advertises for a woman to visit once weekly to perform washing and cleaning for a family of two. Applicants should apply at the Phoenix office.
Advertises caretaker position for furnished house or rooms for light housekeeping in Phoenix. Men and women over 17 may apply at the Postal Mail Service office. $130 per month, experience unnecessary. For free examination details write R Terry at 58 Continental Building.
Lease offer for a five year term to the lt party of Farm House and portion of land for chicken raising to MASON Woodmoor Lodge.
Reliable papers and adding machines of all makes offered by A. A. Edmonds Co at 54 State Street. Prices from $10.00 and up with $5.00 monthly terms. Rates from $2.50 and up. Open evenings for responsible parties.
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