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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1915

Page

3

Odd Fellows Install Officers in local lodge ceremony

The Brothers Lodge No. 13 of Odd Fellows installed officers Tuesday in Odd Fellows Hall. District Deputy Grand Master Joseph L. Buffam and grand officers presided. Named: Noble Grand William P. Paine, Vice Grand Merton fi Checaman, Recording Secretary Charles W. Ewart, Financial Secretary Arise A. Williston, Treasurer George A. Arnold, Warden James T. Robertson, Conductor Frank M. Dimond, Chaplain Guy Coggeshall, Right Supporter Charles F. Sanford, Left Supporter Taines A. Bosworth, Right Scene Supporter Ernest Alden, Left Scene Supporter Walter T. Remieres, Right Supporter to Vice Grand John Bai Jip, Left Supporter Vice Grand Harold Newman, Stewards Georges R. Fish, Outside Guard Joseph M. Harts. A turkey supper followed in the banquet hall.

ODD Fellows Brothers Lodge Joseph L. Buffam Noble Grand William P.paine Merton Checaman Oo Ewart Aridsa T. Remieres Grand Johan Yee Bai- Jip Cina Harold Newman Steatte Georges R. ‘Fish Joseph’m. Harts Bristol Aerie Order of Eagles Grand Army Hall Howell R. Hughes Samuel Kinder Brother Wynn Warren William S. Edwards Providence Aerie Augustine Nerone Aerie Thomas J. Tobin The George A. Mickle John Holmes Robert H. Peterson Worthy Joseph M. Edmunds Harry R.gray George McClure Walter E. Simmons John T. Robertson Amos Trudeau Amedox Ethier James Holmes Augustine C. Nerone DeWitt E. Bolster William M. Connery Archibald M. Miller A. M. Merriman Augustine C. Nerdine George H. McClure John R. White Frank Hill

Town Council Meeting Notes From Wednesday Evening

Regular monthly Town Council meeting held Wednesday evening with Vice President Winthrop G Thurston acting as presiding officer. The chair noted use of the chairs from the council chamber and discussed absent President Frank Paull.

Frank Paull Cochincilman Winthrop G. ‘Thurston Shoacy

Bristol council actions on lease, repairs, and notices

The council approved repairs by E. K. Reynolds, granted a 50 year lease for Mt Hope avenue and Third street lots to Jacob and Louis Benjamin, and referred sidewalk driving violations to police. It accepted Dreadnaught Hose Company banquet invite, filed Rogers Free Library trustees report, set a juror panel meeting, and passed numerous bills.

Ber E. K. Reynolds Jacob and Louis Benjamin Mt. Hope Avenue Third Street Bristol Improvement Association Committee On Police Rogers Free Library

Star Theatre Presents The Master Key Tonight

Star Theatre screens The Master Key third episode with Our Mutual Girl Today and Charlie Chaplin in The Funny Comedian. Also showing Those Love Passages Keystone in two parts The Deerslayer in two parts The Character Woman and Disillusioned with eight big surprise reels.

the Star Charles Chaplin Keystone J. Warren Kerrigan

Groceries Ad Lists Meats and Biscuits Prices

A readable ad fragment lists Soda Crackers at 10 cents, lard deals for two pounds, bacon strips, and sausages. The compact notice reflects typical mid-century grocery promos with kitchen staples highlighted for shoppers.

Annual Firemen Elections Held by Four Companies

Four fire companies held Wednesday evening meetings to elect officers for the coming year and approve annual reports. Hydraulions served a turkey supper and a later concert followed with toastmaster Postmaster Coggeshall and Lavey’s Orchestra providing entertainment.

Charles L. Hammill Almedex Ethier David Robertson Roy Simmons John Cooke William Manchester John McMahon Russell Coggeshall John Collard Louis Young King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company Joseph Gladue Wilfred Givermont Louis Gladue, Sr Peter J. McClure Arthur Gladue Evangelist Desmarais Onry Gladue Frank Demeulen Louis Gladue King Philip Fife and Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company No. 1 Robert J. Anderson Charles L. Pendleton Allister A. MacDougall Raymond A. Card Julien Close William B. Spooner Benjamin Dorstrom State Firemen’s League Walter H. Coggeshall Philip Brady William A. Rawson Board of Fire Engineers Towen Council Daniel G. Coggeshall Lavey Imperil Orchestra

British Relief Society Bristol Branch Receives Pledges and Subscriptions

The Bristol branch lists weekly pledges of five dollars include W R Davis and B M MacDougall. subscriptions total 53 with new payments from Dance proceeds and several donors. Knit goods and hospital supplies also received from multiple individuals. Treasurer C B Rockwell Jr. will gratefully acknowledge.

W. R. Davis B. M. MacDougall Dr. R. S. Church W. F Williams R Thompson A. W. Elliot Boston Union Street Phoenix

Ephipany Festival and Parish Sunday School Service

The Trinity Church and Parish held an Ephipany Festival on Wednesday evening with a 7 o clock service attended by Sunday School teachers and children. Rev C E McCoy spoke at Evensong and the parish hosted a Children s Festival with a mystery play Eagerheart directed by Miss Charlotte Young.

Trinity Sunday Trinity C. E. McCoy Ernest Bullock Eagerheart Charlotte Young Eagersense Leah Gardner Fagerfame Hazel Gardner The Holy Family Mildred Goettler George R.fish Norman Hathaway Ledester Watts Ramsey Trotter George R. Fish William Gardner Shepherds Fred Coggeshall Charles Tirrell Angels Richard Cornell Freda Straight Hannah Kinder Helen Church R. Cornell Chester Burgess F. B. Jackson Remieres Orchestra

Politeness and Its Role in Well-Being Across Nature

The passage contrasts politeness with impoliteness, stating genuine politeness promotes collective well being and may contribute to longer life. It argues nature and politeness can coexist only briefly in a person, while rudeness and irritability may shorten life.

Getting Up Speech from Marcus Aurelius

The excerpt urges self discipline as Marcus Aurelius challenges a lazy morning. It urges rising to perform one’s duties and question whether life is only to sleep and loaf.

Marcus Aurelius

Difference in Men as Light Hidden or Shown

The text contrasts men who hide their abilities behind silences or small aims with those who overstate their influence to seem like all power. It posits two kinds of self-presentation in public life.

True Test of Character Toy-Bearing Agent Quote

Beecher asserts character lies in how you act as a toy-bearing agent to the world. The remark frames responsibility as playful yet influential. It presents a moral standard tied to everyday conduct and public example.

Beecher

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