Local Notices and Advertisements From January 23 1923 Phoenix
The page lists merchants and figures such as H M Darling Northup Bros Richardsa Est Harold E Samuel Molasky James F Duffy Morris Eisenstadt and Julio F Xavier. It references the Y M C A Block Hasbrouck Block Wood Street Hope Street Odd Fellows Building Easterbrooks Block and State Street with a two cent price noted. A marginal dated notice appears for Tuesday January 23 1923.
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H. M. Darling
Northup Bros
Richardsa
Harold E. Samuel Molasky
James F Duffy
Morris Eisenstadt
Julio F. Xavier
Phoenix News
M.C. A
Hasbrouck
Wood Street
Hope Street
Odd Fellows
Easterbrooks
State Street
Favors Grade School Location Over City Center
A letter argues against placing the new school away from the town center. The writer contends Dr. Guiteras wished to benefit residents, not fund a memorial, and urges using Gen Nan’s offer to build a grade school on Callan land to serve east town children and avoid future eastern schools. The piece also notes most towns place schools where children live.
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the Phoenix
Guitteras
Guiteras
Perry
Callan
Civic Theatre Opens With Charity Night and Speech
The Civic Theatre opened Sunday with Judge Leahy presiding and Ex-Governor Higgins delivering a forceful address on citizenship and law. A large crowd filled the hall, with encores for musical acts and a film "The Little Minister" starring Betty Compson. A £7 56 collection was later raised for attendees to contribute to expenses.
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Civic Theatre
Stella la Rocca
Louie Malafronte
Annie Peters
Richard Drysdale
Anthony Nunes
Drysdale
Philemon Truesdale
Fall River
Leahy
Bristol Notes and Local Happenings in Brief
Michael Romano, son of Mr and Mrs Luigi Romano, 685 Hope Street, underwent an operation for appendicitis at Rhode Island Hospital. Bristol Council R of C meets. Daniel L Morrissey to address members. Bristol Public Schools to reopen first grade for vaccinated six year olds January 29, start of second half year. Bucklin's Woman's Relief Corps installed officers in East Providence. Fire on Woodlawn Avenue damages roof and side of building owned by John Brechin. Bristol Parent Teachers Association sale and tea rescheduled to February 2 in Colt Memorial High School. Walk Over Shoes on sale at reduced prices. St Elizabeth's Church treasurer reports 1922 receipts 13285.12 expenditures 13065.17 balance 219.95. 53 marriages and 210 baptisms that year. Rev Percy A Smith, missionary to Japan, preaching at St Michael's. Mrs J Winthrop DeWolf and daughter Alice sail from New York for four months abroad. plan to visit Cherbourg France, Spain, Algiers, Naples. Mt Carmel Circle Daughters of Isabella held meeting in Italian Hall. Herbert C Clish named Principal of John Post Reynolds School to arrive soon.
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Michael Romano
Luigi Romano
Hope Street
Rhode Island
Robert F. Munro
First Congregational Church
Bristol Council
R. of
Daniel L. Morrissey
Warren
William P Gladding
Ernest E. Alder
Bucklin
Woman's Relief Corps
East Providence
John Brechin
Woodlawn Avenue
Bristol Parent-Teachers’ Association
Colt Memorial High School
E. Suzman
Francisco G Vieira
St Elizabeth’s Church
Percy A Smith
Japan
St Michael's Church
R Smith
Middle West
William Pearce
St. Michael's Church
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Alice
New York
Pittsburg
White Star Line
Cherbourg
France
Spain
Algiers
Italy
Naples
DeWolf
Union Street
Providence
Europe
Trinity Parish Elects Officers and Delegates at Annual Meeting
At the parish house last evening Trinity Parish held its annual corporation meeting electing Chester R Burgess as clerk Benjamin M MacDougall as treasurer of the trust fund J Howard Paull as general treasurer LeBaron Bradford as senior warden and a slate of wardens trustees and auditors. Delegates to the Diocesan Convention were LeBaron Bradford Harry V Mayo Benjamin M MacDougall Charles W Young and Samuel Brelsford with alternates Samuel Kinder Jeremiah H Young Pardon R Kenney Chester R Burgess Clarence M Allen. Delegates to Convocation include Howard B Gray Chester R Burgess Harry V Mayo and William Harrop. The group adjourned to meet again Thursday evening January 25 at cee o'clock in the Parish House.
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Trinity
Chester R Burgess
Benjyamin M MacDougall
J Howard Paull
Chas. W Young
Jassae
Benjamin M MacDouga Sengehombiak
H. Young
Harry I Young
LeBaron Bradford
Samuel Kinder
William H. Gardiner
Pardon R. Kenney
Chester R. Burgess
J. Howard Paull
Clarence M Allen
Howard B. Gray
Harry V Mayo
William Harrop
Agai
Bristol Aerie considers women’s auxiliary at meeting
At a Bristolerie No 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles gathering a committee was formed to study creating a women’s auxiliary and report next meeting. A three member group will ensure grave markers flags for dead members in Bristol County. Executive and by laws committees were named, two membership applications received, refreshments served.
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Bristolerie
Order of Eagles
Bristol County
Purifies and Enriches the Blood for Tired People
A health claim describes a tonic that purports to purify and enrich the blood, reviving exhausted individuals without harming the bowels, unlike many other preparations. The language suggests a patent remedy or tonic advertisement typical of period medical advertising.
Scout Troops Schedule Week Meetings and Recruiting
Scout Troops 1 2 3 and 4 announce weekly meetings in uniform with committees. Troop 4 to host committee Thursday with new recruits sworn in as tenderfeet. Troop 3 plans casual recruiting at Friday session. A Sunday bird feeding hike occurred and a Scouting basketball game ended 15 to 5 in Cranston vs Scout team.
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Wil Presen
Mt ES
Tenderfoot
S. A's
Cranston Mulls
Providence
Annual Banquet of King Philip Fire Company
About fifty members and friends attended the annual supper at the hall on Saturday evening. Harley of Providence catered a fine repast. Afterward a social concert featured on stage with acts by Prof Bowerman Mrs Ed Bennett Donat Gladge Dan Dolley Joseph Paul and H Gladue and the El Bennett sketch Treat Em Rough. The committee earned much credit for the well managed event which ended around midnight.
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King Philip Fire Company
Harley
Providence
Prof Bowerman
Ed Bennett
Donat Gladge
Dan Dolley
N. Y
Joseph Paul
H. Gladue
Bingville Fire Co
Foreman J. Gladue
Mr and Mrs
el Bennett
Coasters Thank Town Council For Bay View Hill Coasting
A card of thanks expresses appreciation to the Town Council for setting aside Bay View avenue as a public coasting place. It also thanks the police and highway officials for assistance and protection, making the hill safe for the sport.
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Bay View Avenue
Bay View Hill
Notice of separation and debt denial by Benjamin J Carnes
Benjamin J Carnes declares responsibility for debts after January 28 1923 and states his wife Mildred Carnes has left his home without cause. He will not be liable for any debts contracted by her on or after this date.
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Mildred Carnes
Benjamin J Carnes
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Eli
Mt. Carmel Circle
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Herbert C Clish
John Post Reynolds
Jimmie’s
James Ferrara
Mt. Hope
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Pearce
Riis Pete
Duds
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Durham Tobacco
Corporation Meeting
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Sale and Tea
Parent-Teachers
Colt Memorial
Jacob Molasky
Phoenix
317 Hope Street
Rogers Free Library
Phoenix Office
State and
Hope Streeta
J DeSotsa
Hope St
Henry
Star Theatre
Burton W. Little
Willow St
Newport
R. L
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Uwniversal
Ford Sales & Service
Firestone
George R. Cole
Baker Street
Warren, R. I
Tel
F. T. Remieres
Hope and
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J. T. de Sousa
Pure Food Store
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van Camp
Armour
Campbell’s
Swift
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Chase & Sanborn
Diamond
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Phosnix
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