Obituary for Mary Rhodes Fish of Bristol
Mrs Mary Rhodes Fish wife of William J Fish died Friday at 4 pm at 62 Frankfurt Street of pneumonia after Christmas illness Her son Harold R Fish from Detroit arrived after 7 pm Funeral held at 2 pm from Franklin Street residence Obituary notes her church and charity work including Reba Lodge Odd Fellows Home Association and Boy Scouts She is survived by husband two sons George R Fish Harold R Fish a niece three grandchildren and a wide circle of friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Fish
Mary Rhodes Fish
William James Fish
Frankfurt Street
Harold R
Detroit
Fish
George W
Elizabeth R. Simmons
Bristol High School
Elmhurst College
Providence
William F. Davis
State Street M. E
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Babbitt, Woman’s Relief Corps
Woman's Relief Corps
Columbus
Ohio
St Michael's Church
George R. Fish
Bristol Boy Scouts
Greater Providence Council
Harold R. Fish
Elizabeth L.F. Colwell
Franklin Street
United Brothers Lodge
Wampanoag
Bristol
St Michael’s Church
Reba Lodge
Mary Grabert
Edith Buffum
Roselma Bowen
Walter S. Fish
Brockton
Mass
George H- Biye
Stoughton
Artus
H.fish
Wilmarth H. Colwell
North Cemetery
Ireland
Patrick
Nyrah Malone
National India Rubber Company
Mary (O’mara) Malone
Peraavyts
St. Mary's Church
Holy Name Society
Norah McMahon
John McMahon
Thomas B. Coughlin, Jr
Stamford
Conn
John
Stephen
Anna
Ella Malone
Somerville
Malone
State Street
D. J. Fullam
St. Mary's Cemetery
Thomas B Coughlin, Jr
Stamford, Conn
Michael Malone
Edward M. Kavanaugh
Hugh Breen
Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Company
Patrick Malone Dies at Daughter's Home in State Street Incident
Patrick Malone died Saturday morning at 1 30 o clock at the home of his daughter Mrs Norah E Mc Mahon 98 State street. He had been a longtime resident and weaves into the family scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Malone
Norah E. McMahon
State Street
Mrs Geraldine A Jackson Dies in Boston of Pneumonia
Mrs Geraldine A Gardner Jackson daughter of the late Joseph L and Mary Newell Gardner Bristol prominent business man died last Monday at the Hotel Vendome Boston from pneumonia. She leaves husband Henry B Jackson of Boston and two sons Willard B Marblehead and Henry D Newton Centre, plus a sister Mrs Benjamin Shreve Lexington and two grandchildren. Evelin B Bache of this town attended the Boston funeral held last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine A. Jackson
Boston
Joseph L
Mary Newell
Willard) Gardner
Gardner
Bristol
Jackson
Henry B. Jackson
Willard B
Marblehead
Henry D
Newton Centre
Benjamin Shreve
Lexington
Fifth annual Fair of Dreadnaught and community events
A list of upcoming society happenings includes the Fifth annual Fair of Dreadnaught at the G A R Hall on January 3 and 10 17 24 31 Saturdays, a Jan 19 20 musical comedy The Rose Girl at Pastime Theatre, dances at Hotel Belvedere Sun parlor, a Jan 29 turkey supper at G A R Hall, a Feb 2 3 minstrel show at Pastime Theatre, and private dances at Colt Memorial High School Trinity Parish Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Hook, Ladder & Hose Company
Hop Circle
Isabella
Hotel Belvedere
Excelsior
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Edward Payson Church Jr
In Providence on January 18 a daughter Sally Gorham Church was born to Mr. and Mrs Edward Payson Church Jr of this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Providence
Sally Gorham Church
Edward Payson Church
Married Brelsford Pardey in This Town
Jan 20 wedding performed by Rev. J J Goodacre for Thomas Brelsford and Grace B Pardey with both parties residents of this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brelsford—Pardey
J. J. Goodacre
Thomas Brelsford
Grace B. Pardey
Obituaries Notice of Local Deaths January 16 17
Mrs Mary R Fish aged 51 dies in town January 16. Patrick Malone dies January 17 in town. Mrs Cecelia Grant widow of William Grant aged 50 dies in Barrington January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Mary R. Fish
Malone
Patrick Malone
Grant
Barrington
Cecelia
William Grant
New England Opens 1920 National Thrift Campaign
The January 1 opening marks continuation of thrift education and stamp sales. The Treasury Department vows ongoing support for Thrift Stamps War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates to curb high prices and encourage prudent saving amid economic unrest. Officials praise post office staff club leaders and bankers for cooperation as the 1920 drive aims to surpass 1919 results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Dept
New England
Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
First
Federal Reserve District
George Washington
Francis L
Marys Lamb Again Thrift Stamp Book Poem
A playful verse about Mary carrying a white and green thrift stamp book. She pastes stamps into neat pages, saving pennies as she fills the book with stamps. The rhythm centers on thrift and careful saving.
Saving fuel in heating with coal the War Savings tips
The War Savings Division offers guidance to cut home heating costs amid coal shortages. Keep home at 68 degrees and seal unused rooms. Use dampers effectively, keep heaters clear of soot, and regulate air with dampers rather than opening the ash-pit door. Maintain regular fire care two to four times daily. Fuel saved is money saved and can be invested in War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Savings Division
United States Treasury
Auaqrawhan
Handling the Household Income and Saving for Bills
The article advises readers to plan yearly family expenses by calculating income and creating monthly sinking funds for irregular bills. It suggests listing all expenses, budgeting for emergencies, and building a reserve to smooth out monthly income fluctuations, enabling prudent cash use from January onward.
Odd Tale of Old Maida and Bachelors Recounts
Howe's Monthly notes a humorous reflection on marriage and bachelor life. The piece mentions old lovers and a hypothetical excursion with a dead lover, framing it as funny social commentary within a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maida
Howe’s Monthly
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Logifny
Holland
Phoenix
Standard Oil Company OF New York
Wiles
Co-Operative
U. Maderense Groceries and Provisions
Bradford Street
E. W. Weaver
Pierce Avenue
Isaac. B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
John C. Trudell
Second ST
R. I
A. J. King & CO
Clark’s Express
Gorham’s Express
J. H. Young
Dorchester Mutual
E. L. Watson & CO
Industrial Trust Co
Sam the Shoeman
Hope St. G. A. R. Block
Robert. J. McKay
G.W. Simmons
Constitution Street
Raymond P. Smith
Burton Street
Union Street
Talbot & Hopkins Electrical Contractors House
W. O. Talbot
W. Howkins
William W. Franklin & Co
Wood St
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