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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1936

Page

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Hope Circle Plans St Patrick's Day Public Entertainment

Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella outlines tentative plans for a March 17 St Patrick's Day public entertainment in Hope Street K of C building. A spaghetti and meatball supper is set for January 23 with a large committee in charge. A social meeting January 20 will teach surgical dressings for Rose Hawthorne Lathrop Hospital. Other activities include initiation of 38 new members late February and Rhode Island State Circle banquet January 26 at the Providence Biltmore.

Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella K. of C Hope Street Mildred Beauregard Mary Dennis D'Alessio Annie Lombardi Maye McDonaigh Marguerite Walsh Eva McLaughlin Margaret Andray Nora E. Dwyer Alice Sylvia Rose- Hawthorne Lathrop Hospital Fall River Blanche D'Angelo Marie Vermette Joseph Vermette Johanna McClure Katherine Baker Myrtle McCarthy Alice Slyvia Rhode Island State Circle Providence Biltmore Children’s High Street K of C. Hall Nellie Byrnes Bridget Nastri Rose Alfano Mary Guevremont Bessie Crowley

Bristol Youth John C F Shepard Dies at St Josephs

John C F Shepard 18 year old Bristol native dies at 6 30 this morning at St Josephs Hospital Providence after an eight week illness. Born July 4 1877 he was a son of the late John and Wilhelmina Shepard. He worked in the fish and oyster business with his family and brother William J Shepard. Survived by five sisters and one niece, funeral arrangements incomplete.

Bristol Ming St. Joseph's Hospital Providence Mr Shepard John Wilhelmina Shepard Thames Street William J. Shepard St Michael's Church Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias Shepard Emma Marie T. Shepard Jena Darby Anna Null Cranston Sophie J. McKenzie Wilhelmina Null

O E S Units Plan Joint Reception in Bristol

Mount Hope Chapter and Hope Chapter of Hope Valley join for a Jan 24 reception at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet to honor Worthy Grand Matron Lucy F Spencer Worthy Grand Patron Henry Heath and their lodge officers. The Bristol unit committee includes Harry W Munro chair Elizabeth W Pettine secretary Margarite F Hill chair of ticket committee Maybelle Remieres Frances H Antonell Arthur W Barrett and Herbert F Newman.

Mount Hope Order of Eastern Star Frances H Antonell Arthur W. Barrett Herbert F Newman

Speed Case Against Harvard Student Dropped

Judge William T O'Donnell discontinued the case against James H Snowden a Harvard University student after the town solicitor reported insufficient evidence to convict following his Dec 14 arrest for speeding and an accident on Metacom avenue police said the car hit a telephone pole and Snowden claimed a speed not exceeding 30 mph

James H. Snowsem Dermot Tee William T O'Donnell First District Court James H Snowden Harvard University Joseph A Hammill Hammill Snowden Metacom Avenue Solomon Nussenfeld Pauline Reposa John C Mello Ernest Sousa Carrie M Flynn Joseph Silvia Kraus and Co Joseph Campo Industrial Trust Company 1S Phoche Reposa

Rhode Island Winners in First National Stores Title Contest

Rhode Island residents Mrs Van Alstyne of Newport and Billy P Lewis of Block Island each won cash prizes in First National Stores contest to craft the cleverest and most original title for a picture in the store News.

R. I Rhode Island First National

Charles Sartini Wins Right To Be Termed Fire Fighter

Charles J Sartini 18 of 346 Wood Street is urged to join a local fire unit after two separate house fires reached his home. He alerted neighbors and telephoned aid when smoke and flames emerged from a coal-stove wall and from an overheated electric light fixture in a Quirk estate building. Fire companies extinguished both blazes with minor damage.

Charles J Sartini Wood Street Charlie Fwe T J. Connery Sartini The Quirk Estate MSE Sap

Soldiers Home Head Praised for Relief Work in Rhode Island

Aine J Forand, commandant of the Soldiers Home in Woonsocket, praised in a resolution by the Lieut Harold F Flynn Post for relief efforts among state ex service men. More than 100 Veterans of Foreign Wars members visited the home, distributed gift bags, and staged an entertainment in the recreation hall led by Al Tondreau of Pawtucket with performers and a piano accompaniment by Lillian Blackledge.

Aine J Forand Kk 1 Harold F Flynn Woonsocket Mr Forand State Soldiers Relief Bureau Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Rhode Island David Dorgan Imket

Areas for coasting designated by chief

Bristol children, though disappointed by little snow, are cheered by plans that when snow arrives four SAR workers have been appointed special constables to protect coasters against invading motorists on restricted streets.

Sol Bristol SAR

Plan Public Concert by B A Entertainment Association

A public concert was planned at a Friday meeting of the B A Entertainment Association concert committee. The event will follow the presentation of Fifty Miles From Boston, with rehearsals underway. The meeting at Mrs. Lucien Capone’s Wood Street home named Capone as chairwoman and listed other members including Miss Helen Church Miss Minnie Goglia Mrs W G Dixon Vincent Campagna Henry Serbst and Dr A M Merriman ex officio.

B . A. Entertainment Association Boston Lucien Capone Wood Street

O Hara calls for hearing on Bristol charges

Walter E O Hara president of the Naragansett Racing Association asks the Rhode Island Division of Horse Racing to hold an open hearing on charges by Prescott B Paull Bristol Town Council president. Paull counters he was misquoted and Bristol officials push for racing abolition while Senator Byrnes resists.

Boston Post Walter E O'Hara Naragansett Racing Association Prescott B. Paull Bristol Town Narragansett Park Rhode Island James C. Thornton Prescott B Paull Town Council Bristol State of Speed Walter FE O'Hara Paull Mr Paull John Werring Racing Commission General Assembly Thomas J. Byrnes Council Narra- Kapsett Park

Eskimo husky Don becomes Bristol favorite after Byrd expedition

Don the 87 pound Eskimo husky from Admiral Byrd’s Little America crew now resides with Mr and Mrs Stanley Friswell at Ferry Hill Bristol. Once named Stan the dog’s owner changed it to Don to avoid repeated calls. Don appears in the motion picture as a lead dog with a noble head and striking black and white coat.

Lawrence Tibbett Virginia Bruce Alice Brady Cesar Romero Richard E. Byrd Little America Grace McKinley Admiral Byrd Bristol Don Stanley E. Friswell Ferry Hill Stan Stancock Kennels Labrador Mr. Friswell

Miss August Weds Bristol Auto Dealer Borges

Miss K Virginia August of the Guiteras Memorial Junior High faculty married Manuel Borges a Bristol automobile dealer in St Elizabeths Church New Year ceremony Attendants included Miss Ida Jerrett and John August The bride a Colt Memorial High School and Rhode Island College of Education graduate and Gui teras faculty member since 1927 Mr Borges is known in Rhode Island automotive circles

Manuel Borges St. Elizabeth's St Elizabeth’s Church K. Virginia August Guiteras Memorial Juniler High School Bristol Automobile Manuel J Barros Ida K. Jerrett Providence John August Mrs Borges Emanuel Frances August Colt Memorial High School Rhode Island College of Education Guiteras Borges Rhode Island

Ladies Benevolent Society Holds Annual Meeting

Mrs M MacDougall was reelected president of the Ladies Benevolent Society at Holmes House for the annual meeting. Officers elected include Rev A R Parshley president ex officio and Mrs E G Easterbrooks secretary, with key committee members named. A food sale and afternoon tea are planned for Saturday Jan 18 at Holmes House, following an address by Rev Vine V Deloria, missionary to the Blackfeet. Mrs Arnold S Hoffman of Barrington attended as a guest.

M. MacDougall Ladies Benevolent Society Holmes House A. R. Parshley E. G. Easterbrooks E. I. Brownell Jalla R Farrington Emma B Stanton J Ellery Ingraham Roselma W. Bowen John H. Wall James A. Newman Amos S. Gorham Walter O. Talbot Frederick Brownell R. J. McKay Vine V. Deloria South Dakota Arnold S. Hoffman Barrington

Four Year Old Dog With Wolf Ancestry Feeds on Bristling Quarters

A Bristol report notes a four year old dog weighing 87 pounds capable of pulling about 110 pounds. Believed to have four generations of wolf ancestry, he howls at feeding time. He consumes about 1.75 pounds of dog food daily.

Mr. Friswell Bristol

Don the dog ruled by outdoor life and charm

Don spends most of his waking hours outside from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Meals arrive at 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Mr. Friswell notes he is a sissy who loves the favorite chair. Stan praises dogs and Don, saying he can get away with anything in the Friswell home. He curls into a fur ball when sleeping, resembling a huge muff.

Don Friswell Stan

Don the dog and the heat regulating diet tale

The article explains how Don's body heat is regulated by the diet and inoculations. In warm springs he is cooled by thinning his blood, while Arctic huskies gain heat from a liver serum or raw fish. One pound of raw fish raises a husky’s body heat by one degree. Mr Friswell fed Don live fish for amusement, causing fever until a vet explained the heating effect of fish.

Don Arctic Mr. Friswell

Don the dog with noble qualities and a good home

Don is described as a swell dog with noble qualities and a privileged, happy home. He is portrayed as trusting and well loved, a prized companion with strong character and a secure place to live.

Don

Lindbergh kidnapping trickery or sincere protest noted

The essayist questions if the Lindbergh case public appearances by a famous figure are a genuine crusade against crime or a bid to cash in on the high profile case. Dr. Condon praises Lindbergh for resisting commercialization and maintaining credibility.

Lasfie Lindberg Jassie Lindbergh Pearing Condon

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