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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1932

Page

4

Bristol’s shift from shipping to industry and growth in 19th century

The report traces Bristol's rise from a shipping port to an industrial town. It notes the decline of merchant ships and harbor bustle, the founding of rubber goods, cotton cloth, and yacht industries, and details early factories like Namquit Mill, National India Rubber, and Herreshoff. It provides 1927 factory employment figures and population context, hinting at continued development with commuter and summer areas.

Bristol Hearby Joseph Gardiner National India Rubber Company John B. Herreshoff Herreshoff Manufacturing Company Providence New York Census of Manufactures Kickemutt

Coming Events: Mr Fred B Smith to speak at YMCA series

Jan 22 Friday evening feature by Mr Fred B Smith LL D international YMCA executive and statesman fourth in a series by the Men's Union of the Congrational Church. Jan 27 Wednesday card party at Gin teras House for Netonian Society charity basket fund. Feb 3 Wednesday spaghetti supper at Gur teras House for Netopian Society members followed by meeting. Feb 11 1932 Thursday annual FEpworth League chicken salad supper in State Street M Vo Church vestry.

Fred B Smith Ll.d. International Ymca Men's Union of the Congrational Church Ginteras House Charity Basket Fund Netonian Society Gurteras House Netopian Society Fepworth League State Street M Vo Church

Discovery of Helium Finds on Sun and Earth

Helium was first identified in the sun’s atmosphere in 1868 by Jensen and Lockyer. A separate terrestrial discovery followed on Earth in 1805, marking helium’s presence beyond solar observations.

Jensen and Lockyer

Lawrence Ashton Wins Harmon Foundation Scout Scholarship

Lawrence Stanley Ashton 19 son of Mr and Mrs John T Ashton of 701 Hope Street is awarded a Harmon Foundation Scholarship by the National Court of Honor of the Boy Scouts of America This Eagle Scout and assistant scoutmaster is the first in the State to receive the honor which includes a $100 college scholarship and borrowing rights from the Harmon Educational Foundation Fifty two scholarships were awarded nationwide Ashton has 23 merit badges and has held leadership roles including Camp Takarest commander and leader in the Tribe of Wincheck He plans to resume studies at the Rhode Island School of Design next year and is active in church youth groups

Lawrence Stanley Ashton John T. Ashton Hope Street Harmon Foundation National Court of Honor of Boy Scouts of America George R. Fish Harmon Educational Foundation United States Ashton National Court New York City Lawrence Ashton Bristol County Awashanks Herd Yawgoog Takarest Tribe of Wincheck Knights of Honor Camp Yangong Camp Takarest Camp Honor Society The Braves of School of Design Young People’s Fellowship St Michael's Church Young Churchmen’s League Order DeMolay Riverside Hydraulicon Engine and Hose Company Fagle

Percussion Cap Adoption and Rifle Brigade Upgrade

The percussion cap appeared around 1820 as a natural evolution of percussion ignition. In 1836 the Rifle Brigade’s second battalion adopted the 704 Brunswick rifle, featuring the percussion system.

Alexander Forsyth Rifle Brigade Brunswick

Mortgagee's Sale of Bristol Property on January 23 1932

Public auction of a Bristol Rhode Island parcel with buildings, on the Main Road toward Warren, to satisfy a mortgage dated October 3 1923 by Angelo Panzarella. Tax status as of June 16 1931 and right of way details noted. sale ordered by mortgagee attorney William T O'Donnell.

Angelo Panzarella Bristol Rhode Island Warren Horace Peck Ekewhen BE. T. Perry

Defiance Hose Company Hosts Promenade Ball at Bristol Neck

January 19 1907 Defiance Hose Company held a Promenade concert and fancy dress ball at their hall on Bristol Neck. Foreman Frank G Spooner and Miss Dora Trudell led a grand march joined by Chief Engineer Magee and officers amid many members and ladies. Laveys Imperial Orchestra provided music. After dancing they moved to First Assistant Foreman John S Ingraham Jr residence where E F Christie played piano solos. Spooner hosted a complimentary salad and bean supper at his home. Decorations featured mistletoe as costumes impressed. Bristol agent Harry V Cady of Dyer Transportation Co at Steamboat Wharf composed a new sentimental song The One I Love. United Brothers Lodge No 13 IOOF named committees Finance and Entertainment with several officers and members listed.

Defiance Hose Company Bristol Neck Frank G. Spooner Dora Trudell Magee Lavey Imperial Orchestra John S. Ingraham, Jr E. F. Christie Foreman Spooner Harry V. Cady Bristol Dyer Transportation Co Philo V. Cady P. G James T. Robertson Joseph L. Buffum Joseph Kinder Frank M. Dimond William J. Fish James Robertson

Coggeshall Elected RI State Firemen’s League President

Daniel G Coggeshall, a popular and efficient local fireman, was elected president of the Rhode Island State Firemen's League at a Providence meeting last week. Julien Close, also from this town, was chosen to serve on the tournament committee.

Daniel G Coggeshall Rhode Island State Firemen’s League Providence Julien Close Tournment

Epworth League Meeting and Firemen’s Supper Report

A missionary meeting at the State Street M E Church led by Miss Lillian R Luther featured Messages from our Missionary Field with a voice by A Duston and readings by Marguerite Flowers Sarah Paull and Stella Burnham plus solos by Mattie Paull Attendance was low due to the weather. The Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Co No 1 held its annual turkey supper at the Church and High street fire station with about 60 attendees, toastmaster Senator W Fred Williams and speakers Councilman P Heffry Morris Tree Warden Richard H H Dunbar Judge Frank H Hammill and Firemen's League President Daniel G Coggeshall. The supper committee was A A Gravelle Carl A C Neumann Moses A Connery Joseph F E Edmonds and William Connery.

Epworth League State Street M. E Lillian R. Luther Marguerite Flowers Rachel Hill Hook, Ladder and Hose Co Church High Streets W Fred Williams P Heffry Morris Richard HH Dunbar Frank H Hammill Firemen’s League Daniel G. Coggeshall A A. Gravelle Carl AC Neumann Moses A Connery Joseph FE Edmonds William Connery

Bristol Defeats Manhattan In Local Gym Basketball Tilt

The Bristols defeated Manhattan College 36 to 11 in a fast local gym contest. Wardwell and Herrmann each scored six goals, with foul goals by Wardwell and O'Donnell adding to the tally. Between halves, three Junior Class wrestling bouts amused the crowd, and a high school hockey team formed with listed players.

Bristols Manhattans Manhattan New York City Herrmann Wardwell O’holloran Herrmann If. Connolly Murray Simister Ward Balfour Miller McCaughey Lg Verwery O’donnell Bristol Balfour McCaughey Muray O'Halloran Joe Goldes George McIntyre Goldes Fred Bradie William Gablinske Leroy Newbold Oscar Gablinske

Girl Scout Compass Work Lesson Given at Reynolds School

Mrs Norton Zinderstein instructed Goldenrod Troop No 1 in compass work and signaling Wednesday afternoon in the Reynolds School auditorium. She is a Girl Scout Council member guiding the second class test. Captain Mrs Frederick S Bartlett directed signaling. The Court of Awards for Troops 1 and 2 will convene.

Norton Zinderstein Reynolds School Goldenrod Troop Zinderstein Girl Scout Council Frederick S Bartlett

Novelty Party by Ladies' Auxiliary at GAR Hall

The Ladeis' Auxiliary to St Mary's T A Society announces a novelty party on Wednesday evening in GAR Hall. Dancing from eight to twelve features unique novelties. committee includes Misses Breen Burns Callan Callan Doyle Dwyer Coughlin Hughes Henry Fay.

Ladeis St Mary's T A. Society Hall Elizabeth Breen Nora Burns Rose Callan Mary Callan Louise Doyle Margaret Dwyer Alice Coughlin Sadie Hughes Mary Henry Rose Fay

Luncheon Guests Dine with Daniel R Case in Newport

Daniel R Case hosted a Saturday luncheon for about six business leaders and politicians from Newport and Providence. Among the guests were Senator George Peabody Wetmore of Newport and William Gammell of Providence. the party departed on the 4 05 train to Providence.

Daniel R Case Newport Providence George Peabody Wetmore William Gammell Mr Case

Administrator appointment for Albert King estate in Bristol

January 6 1932 notice states W Vincent Sumpter appointed administrator of the estate of Albert King late of Bristol deceased by the probate court. Bond filed as required. Creditors must file claims with the Bristol probate court within the legal period from advertisement.

Bristol Ida L. Robertson Ida I. Robertson Bristol Phoenix John Work John A. Elias Arthur M McCaw John W. Church Wi of Albert King Ereot W. Vincent Sumpter Rhode Island Silvio Martinello Alas Silva Martnello Cristina Martinello Silva Martnello Probate J. W. Church

Awards Presentations At School Reward Earned Badges

On Wednesday February 10 at the school badges will be awarded to students who earned them since the last Coutrol Awards in June. Recipients include cook and housekeeper, handicraft, business woman, child nurse, scribe, hostess and path finder.

One Idea of Economy in a Stingy Phrase

A Milwaukee Sentinel item critiques a narrow view of economy by comparing it to cutting back on a canary's food. The brief column uses satire to argue against penny pinching that harms small, valuable things.

Milwaukee Sentinel

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