Hope Circle D of I Inducts New Officers in G A R Hall
Newly elected officers of Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella were inducted last Thursday in the G A R Hall. Past State Regent Abby Byrnes of Providence and Riverside Circle past Regent Mary Galligan led the ceremony with sermons by Rev. Gillan and Rev. Fullam. A brief program of readings, music, and refreshments followed, with an announcement of an initiation in Providence on January 22.
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Hope Circle
Daughters of
Isabella
G. A. R. Hall
Abby ,Byrnes
Provience
Mary Galligan
Riverside Circle
Thomas J. Gillan
D. J. Fullam
Abby Byrnés
Mary.j. Condon
Catherine Gray
Margaret Murphy
Helen J. Condon
Providence
Mary J. Condon
Elizabeth Morris
Josephine Brogan
Helen Condon
Firemen Honor Banquet With Turkey Supper and Music
Firemen held their annual banquet last Thursday evening in a basement setting decorated with flags and boats. The event featured a fine turkey supper, a Crown Orchestra, a cordial welcome by Foreman Delwyn Crowley, postprandial remarks by State Senator William L. Connery, and addresses from notable guests including Judge Hammill Col. Peony Anthony and Ralph W. Holt among others.
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Ose
Sheld
Board of BitetEnginees
Syyvand
Ochestra
Foreman
Delwyn
Crowley
William L. Connery
sTdastmasters
Biboly
Hammill
Aril
Col
Fifth anniversary of Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 12
The 45th anniversary of the institution of Rate Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 12 I O O F was celebrated Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall with exercises. Noble Grand Mrs John Grabert presided. The program included history read by George A Arnold, readings by Mrs Roselman Bowen and Mrs Martha Bailey, a piano duet by Ene Crispell and Mrs Mary Grabert, a piano solo by Mildred Keating, and readings by Miss Lillian Nicholas and Miss Elizabeth Willis mn. A chafing dish supper followed, with seventy five members responding to the roll calls and some out of town members sending letters of regret.
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Rate Rebekah Degree Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John Grabert
Lodge
George_ A. Arnold
Roselman Bowen
Martha Bailey
Ene Crispell
Mary Grabert
Mildred Keating
Lillian Nicholas
Elizabeth
McGuigan Wins Equity Case Over Bristol Property
The Phoenix reports Matthew McGuigan wins a property dispute at the Bristol corner of Burton and Wood Streets. Equity ruling favors McGuigan against Bertha McNaught Everett L Church and others, with deeds filed January 14, 1920 by Title Guarantee Company 2 Rhode Island acting as McGuigan's agents.
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McGuigan
the Phoenix
Burton and
Wood Streets
Bristol
Malcom McNaught
Bertha McNaught
Annie M. McNeveat
Title Guarantee Company 2
Rhode Island
Mr. McGuigan
Tampa letter from Captain Halsey Chase praises and pans Southland
Captain Halsey Chase writes from Garrison Place Tampa Florida praising the climate and living costs while criticizing Florida and southern conditions. He notes Tampa as a growing city of about 80000 with many Cuban cigar workers and Describes hotels roads and hotel costs and invites correspondence. He calls for letters from Bristol readers and mentions acquaintances and local features.
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Halsey Chase
Southland
The
Phonix
Bristol Phoenix
Jori¢some
Homiézsick
Bristol
Tampa
Orie
Florida
South
New England
New York
Rhode Island
Providence
Bristek
Bentley Seren
Tampa Bay
Morgan Plant
Garrison Place
Trinity Church Girls Friendly Meets Tonight
The Girls' Friendly gather in the Parish House this evening. A special Parish Aid Society meeting is set for Wednesday at 3 o'clock.
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Girls’ Friendly
Parish Aid Society
Why Women Suffer From Kidney Troubles
Bristol resident Mrs. Mary O Rourke of 39 Bourne Street testifies that backache and kidney-related pains vanish after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad claims widespread endorsement and 60 cent price, urging readers to buy the same remedy Foster Milburn Co Buffalo distributes.
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Dean
Bristol
Mary O'Rourke
Bourne Street
Doan
General Assembly elects 42 state officers and confirms judges
Republicans in grand committee elected 42 state officers including several judiciary members. Frank H Hammill was named judge of the Fifth District Court, John L Lonergan clerk, Henry M Thompson assistant clerk, Philo V Cady sheriff, and Arthur L SmithShellfish Commissioner for Bristol County all elected without opposition. A 3 cent per $100 highway tax was favorably reported and placed on the calendar. Newport Post American Legion bonus petition for yeo women referred to Finance Committee.
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General Assembly
Grand Committee
Judiciary
Saugy
Warren
Frank H. Hammill
John L. Lonergan
Mr. Thayer
Henry M. Thompson
Bristol
Providenice
Gagnon
Philo V. Cady
Bristol County
Senator Saugy
Arthur L. Smith
Barrington
Shellfish Commission
House Finance Committee
Martin of
Newport
House
Newport Post
American Legion
Finance Committee
Colt Memorial High School Honor Roll Names 1920 to 1922
Pupils at Colt Memorial High School earned marks of 85 percent or higher over five days ending January 15 1920 for listed students. A second group had no marks below 80 but stayed under 85 with names including Harriet Kinder Marion Brownell Olive Coggeshall Annie Dunbar Hugh Kelley and others across 1920 1921 1922.
Funeral for Carl Neumann Held with Military and Civic Attendance
The funeral service for Carl Neumann, who died after a bout with illness, was held Sunday at 2 pm from his home on Catherine Street. Attendees included members of the Bristol Train of Artillery Kearney Post American Legion and Cranston Worsted Mills officials. Rev Anson B Howard officiated. Entombment followed at North Cemetery. He leaves his parents and sister Mary Neumann.
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Carl Neumann
Lock-Jaw
Otis
Catherine Street
Boy Scouts
Bristol Train of Artillery
Thirteenth Company
Kearney Post
American Legion
Cranston Worsted Mills
France
Kearney
Anson B. Howard
St Michael’s Church
Dennis Ferrara
Jades Sartini
Fred Macauley
William Ethier
William Francis
Albert Alder
North Cemetery
Carl A. C. and
Mary M. Neumann
Miss Mary Neumann
Colt Memorial High School
The Holy Land Eternal City Hymn Poem
Poem reflecting on death and the afterlife in Christian faith. It speaks of souls passing from earth to eternity, the futility of earthly wealth, and the need to be born again through Jesus Christ. The narrator foresees reunion with loved ones and heavenly beings in the glorious land beyond.
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Earth
Jesus
Man
Christ
Lord
Redeemer
Havey’s Jazz Minstrels at Pastime Theatre January 30
Havey’s Jazz Minstrels, a road troupe second only to Neil O’Brien, perform at the Pastime Theatre Jan 30. Noted soloists Jack Candalet and Gene Nolan, veterans of overseas service, headline with new ballads and upbeat songs. Harry Green handles the musical end. a polished brass band will play outside the venue at 7 pm. Tickets go on sale at the Star Theatre box office January 26.
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Havey
Neil O'Brien
Oaly
North Attleboro
Mass
Jack Candalet
Gene Nolan
Harry Green
Star Theatre
Employer Sends Perfect Gift For Birthday
A Kansas City man received four gifts this week including a silk shirt from his wife sized 1544, gloves from his mother sized 6 worn 7, and silk hose from his brother sized 12 worn 10. His employer sent soft collars that fit him exactly.
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Kansas City
Hokara Pure Cleansing Massage Cream Advertised
An ad promotes Hokara Pure Cleansing Massage Cream as a safe antiseptic tonic for delicate skin. It claims rapid improvement for pimples and rough skin, with a money back guarantee and prices up to 1.00 for larger jars, sold by W. H. Buffaloing druggists.
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W. H., Buffington
Star Tuesday at Paramount and Fox offerings shine on locals
Paramount presents Ethel Clayton in More Deadly than the Male and Fox Sunshine Back to Nature Girls. Wednesday features Maurice Tourneur's Victory set in the South Seas with Jack Holt Leena Owen Lon Chaney Wallace Beery Bull Montana, plus Ruth Roland The Adventures of Ruth and a Mack Sennett comedy. Thursday shows 234 Hours Leave with Doris May and Douglas McLean based on Twenty-three and a Half Hours Leave. Friday features The Undercurrent with Guy Empey. Pearl White The Black Secret Pathe News Matt and Jeff and Harold Lloyd comedies accompany.
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Paramount Pictures
Ethel Clayton
Fox
Fox Weekly
Maurice Tourneur
South Sea Islands
South Pacific
Jack Holt
Leena Owen
Lon Chaney
Wallace Beery
Bull Montana
Ruth Roland
Adventures of
Ruth
Thomas H
Douglas McLean
Doris May
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Thomas H. Snice
Bill Gray
C.O
Ss Heart
Guy Empey
Guy
Empey
Avotion Pictures
Okcefts
Business
Pearl
Pathe News
Matt
Jeff
Harold ‘Lloyd
Courage and inner strength emerge through practiced upright living
A reflective piece on true courage focusing on spiritual victory, disciplined living, and honest speech. It emphasizes inner truth over show, urging steady growth of character and humility rather than boastful confidence.
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Lavander
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Slattery
Matthew McGuigan
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Trinity Church
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Heavenly Host
Bright
Rae Tee
Angels
Havey's
Jazz Minstrels
Tredd
Ewsbof
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Waldon Company
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Kenyon
Hecker
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