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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1943

Page

3

Gentleman Farmer venture ends as cousin sells Brixton farm

Cousin Charlie returns from abroad and buys DeWolf lands south of Gen Burnside farm to start a small "Little Ease" dairy with Jerseys. Peter Riley weds Mary McSherry and they move to the new farm with Solomon the dog. Butter dreams fade amid low prices. Charlie sells to Dr Herbert M Howe and Peter and Mary relocate with Solomon as a gift.

Charlie England Channel Islands DeWolf Gen. Burnside Ferry Road Capt. West Peter Mary Bristol Philadelphia Solomon Hope Street Providence Herbert M Howe Berkshire Hills Sol

The Most Deadly Wartime Gas Poison Gas Warns Civilians

Practical Health Hints warns that carbon monoxide in car exhaust and other sources is a deadly, ever present gas. It describes symptoms of exposure, steps to take if poisoning occurs, and diet tips to help recovery, stressing prevention and safe car use with ventilation.

Ruggiero Named Head of Paralysis Fund Drive

Mrs. Vasta LaR. Ruggiero is named chairwoman of the 1943 Infantile Paralysis campaign in Bristol. The Presidents Ball is canceled this year, funds to come from March of Dimes tag days and other drives. Ruggiero urges community leaders to plan methods to meet Bristol's quota and appeals for financial support from citizens and organizations.

Vasta Lar. Ruggiero Bristol Promncit OCD Bristol County Citzens Chanter Egypt

Mrs E Sturdevant Re-elected Commissioner at Bristol Scout Meeting

Mrs Earl Sturdevant was re elected Bristol Girl Scout commissioner at the annual officers meeting Friday afternoon. Other officers elected included Mrs Stannard Sylvia deputy commissioner, Mrs William Pinch corresponding secretary, Mr Robert Balfour recording secretary, and Mr J Floyd Huestis treasurer. A slate of chairs was named for committees including Judges and Awards Mrs Tasenh Kinder Finances Mrs Chartes Ofter House Mrs Robert Too ra oo Publicity Mrs Pinch Comey Mos Svilven Program Mre West AN Armstrong Ways and Means Raymond S Brightman Camp Service Mrs James V McKenne Mrs Otten and Mrs McKenna on the nominating committee. Scouts will collect books for the USO and prepare scrapbooks for hospitalized servicemen. Council agreed to join the Bristol Community Chest. Next meeting set for Friday March 5.

Farr. Sturdevant Ware Bristol Girl Scout Cormiantssioner Couns Scout House Stannard Svlvia William Pinch Or Robert Balfour J Floyd Huestis Sturdevant Ong Conmiatt Tasenh ¢ Kinder Mire Chartes Robert Too Pinch Comey Mos Svilven West Armstrong Ways and Raymond S Brightman Comair Service James V McKenne Otten Cragan Bristol Community Chest

Air Scout Night Observed by First Bristol Troop

First Bristol Troop 1 of the Boy Scouts observed Air Scout Night at Scout Hall. Air Scouting introduces a senior program with candidate applications and new manuals issued for study. Induction of first Air Scouts is planned for next Monday. Black Hawk patrol led by Frank Deluca won compass and steal the bacon contests. Plans for the District Rally on January 22 were made and inter troop contest teams chosen. Nest Sunday worship at St Elizabeth's Church and patrol meetings set for week. Panther Patrol led by Walter Machado won the Fall Roundup contest ending January 1. A new Three-Noo contest starts next evening. Scoutmaster George R Fish led the program with assistance from T 1SM Daniel Freitas.

Bristol Boy Scouts of America Air Scouts Black Hawk Patrol Frank Deluca Panther Patrol Walter Machado Leadero O Pastor Mienday Tast George *R Fish Daniel Freitas

School bus schedule revised effective February first

Superintendent Elmer S. Mapes announced a new school bus policy reducing eligibility to students living more than two miles from their school. The plan details pick up points by district and notes exceptions for off main roads with closer pick up options. Parents should verify distances at the Reynolds School office.

Elmer S.mapes Mapes Bristol Neck Goodings Avenue Grison Road Peck Avenue Metacom Avenue Soldiers Hume Road Chestnut Street Bristol Narrows Road Woodlawn Avenue Ferry Road St Columban Seminary Festycliffe Farm Road Tower's Lane Pappasquash Wardwell’s Boat Yard Colt Drive Pappasquash Road DeWolf Farm Gibson Road Hope Street Reynolds School

Boy Scout Pack 14 Meeting and Bristol Corps Practice

Boy Scout Pack 14 meets tomorrow at 6 15 PM in Scout Hall with achievement work, instruction, games, and contests. Several new candidates will be admitted. Bugle and Drum Corps practice at 7 PM. plans for February 5 concert. Star Life Court of Honor Monday after First Troop meeting. State or Life Scout candidates may attend. January 23 dance by Co G R L State Guard at State Armory. February 8 Rubinos and His Violin to benefit Charity Fund by Bristol Rotary Club.

Cuh den Chicfs Bristol Scout Hall Rubinos The Bristol Rotary Club

Thirty Years Of Scouting in Bristol Highlights

This Bristol Scout history notes early trips from Camp Rodman to Mount Hope Camp and Lincoln Field, recalls the 1916 Scout Building dedication on Hope Street, and profiles the Bristol Bugle and Drum Corps with members like Teet Munroe. It previews Bristol Eagle Scouts and future installments.

Camp Rodman Allenton George R. Fish Mount Hope Narragansett Camel King Philip Raiising William H Remieres David Francis Edward Keegan John J Perry Harold Sylvester William McCarthy William Francis Herbert Geisler Thomas J Carnes Moses Nuddleman Frank Trainor Fred Patstone Ellsworth Munroe Herbert Francs Harris Kebrek Abner Bailey Charles Turrrell Howard Gray John Holmes Arthur Coxgeshall Witham Amuanna Im Bristoel Tor Bristol Traop Hope Street Franklin Street

Legion Auxiliary Honors Miss Mary Peters

Miss Mary Peters outgoing president of the American Legion Auxiliary Kearney Post No 6 was guest of honor at a Friday evening party. She received a past president’s pin from the newly installed president Mrs Pauline Bullock. The Auxiliary voted to forego regular meetings for the balance of winter. the next meeting will be called by the chairman at a member’s home. Refreshments followed.

Mary Peters Amerian Legion Auxilary Kearnex Post No 6 Pauline Bullock

Contributors To Pailthorpe Memorial Fund Announced

Mrs John G Stewart, secretary treasurer, lists additional contributors to the Paul thorpe Memorial Fund. Names include Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray, Mr and Mrs Arthur Barrett, Manuel Perreira, Joseph Perreira, Joseph Cirillo, Ambrose Stuart, John Robinson, Vincent Hastings, Manuel Rebello, Pvt Edward J Wilkinsonson, Mrs Annie Beals, Mr and Mrs Thos Clark, Merce and Mrs Scott Keith, Mr and Mrs E S Mapes, Mr and Mrs John Silvia, Jadws Benevolent Society, Richard L Palmer, Miss Muriel Ashton, Peter T LeClair, Mrs Samuel Kinder.

Paulthorpe John G Stewart Vernon \. Gray Arthur Barrett Manuel Perreira Joseph Perreira Joseph Cirillo Ambrose Stuart John Robinson Vincent Hastings Manuel Rebello Edward J Wilksonson Annie Beals Thos. Clark Merce Scott Keith E S Mapes John Silvia Jadws Benevolent Society Richard L. Palmer Muriel Ashton Peter T LeClair Samuel Kinder

Rotary Bowling League Message Amid War Anxiety

An ambiguous wartime plea urges action to support a safe future for Black Americans against slavery risks. The text references the American way of life and a call to readers to invest in protection during the conflict era.

Also Mentioned on This Page

By A. McLean Hawks Marvy Durham James A. Tobey J. A. Tobey EK. A. Skinner Hope St Bristel Ruggiero Earl Sturdevant Boy Scouts St Elizabeth'’s Church Abbott Buffington’s Pharmacy Tel Mageewee Boy Scout Star and Life Court Co. G. R. L State Guard State Armory Church Street the Phoenix Lown Council Babbitt Post No. 15 Grand Army of the Republic Women’s Relief Corps Bristol Train of Artillery Lincoln Field Brown University Ellsworth Munroe Huglers Teet” Munroe Axel” Munroe Ben Bernie Chicago Teeth Bristol Boy Scout Congress Rhode Island Boy Scouts National Organization United States Mr Fish Legion Auxiliary Pailthorpe Rotary Bowling League Earth Bay, U Acti Ferrara Nunes Wilbur Commandos Simmons Rene F. M. Dimond Dimond Newman Perroni Wevepeeneeee Astmomeceenenemmcanent Lif Bosworth Anontinete Ss Roi AY Ted Carns Econ Colincil K. of C. Hall State Street Kitty — Door
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