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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1933

Page

4

Bristol Considers Public Swimming Pool Finance

Recognizing a need exists for a swimming pool a main problem becomes that of finance. The Federal Government offers to pay 30 percent toward the construction of such public works. The pool cost is estimated at 15000 dollars. Admission fees will cover operating expenses and debt service so the pool operates at no taxpayer expense. The pool was built in Columbus Ohio in 1903 and has been in use since then.

Bristol Columbus Ohio

Surprise visit to Miss Gablinske's niece party in Bristol

A large gathering of young people surprised Miss Augusta Gablinske at Mt Hope avenue to celebrate her niece Miss Card. The program featured multiple vocal and instrumental performances by local youths, dancing, and readings, followed by games as the evening continued past 10.

Augusta Gablinske Mt. Hope Avenue Miss Card Katherine Lavey Home Sweet Home Mary Lavey Buck Wing John McMahon Thomas Head Cleatus Hamill Bessie Gablinske William Dailey John Kemph Joseph E. Doran Thomas Lavey Tony Velleca Grover Christie The Thomas Lavey, Jr Henry Velleca Joseph Doran Kate Lavey Katherine White Mary White

Salad Supper Draws Guests From Several Cities

A salad supper was served with guests from Providence Fall River Boston Central Falls Olneyville and New York attending the event highlighting regional social ties and community outreach.

Providence Fall River Boston Centerdale Olneyville New York

Summer colonists listed for Littles Narrows trip

A roster of summer colonists includes Henry Carpenter and family from Attleboro along with Mrs Emma P Williams and niece, the Miners from South Boston, John Platte and family of Boston, Prof Monette and family of Boston, Charles Child and family of Providence, Edgar Dow of Providence, Hodges Cobbs and Martinis of Attleboro, the Genthros and Motts, Emerson Perry and a family from Fall River, and Mrs B R Paine and daughters of New Bedford.

Littles Narrows Henry Carpenter Attleboro Emma P Williams South Boston John Platte Boston Prof Monette Charles Child Providence Edgar Dow Hodges Cobbs and Martinis The Genthros and Motts Fall River Emerson Perry B. R Paine New Bedford

Sprint Handicap on Bay View Avenue

A 100 yard handicap sprint was held on Bay View avenue Saturday evening. Four contestants started: Manuel Castro and Joseph Flynn at scratch, Joseph Victoria three yards, and John Terra five yards. Flynn passed Castro about 50 yards from the start and won by three yards. Castro finished second with Victoria third and Terra fourth.

Bay View Avenue Manuel Castro Joseph Flynn Joseph Victoria John Terra Castro Flynn Victoria Terra

Global Sulphur Output Dominated by United States

The United States accounts for about five sixths of world sulphur production, with Italy and Japan supplying the remaining one sixth.

U. S United States Italy Japan

Serial Publication of Uncle Tom's Cabin Secures Publisher

An incomplete note says Uncle Tom's Cabin failed to find a publisher brave enough to print it in book form and was finally serialized by an obscure magazine. The detail underscores early 19th century publishing barriers for controversial works.

Your Column for Timely Teplies In Our Town

This column invites readers to submit written comments on timely topics affecting local welfare and interests. Share observations, ideas, and concerns to influence town improvements and community dialogue.

Echoes of Fort Wright Navy Company Journal Entry

Editor reports from Fort Wright detailing movements from armory to Providence and New London by bus and train then boat, duties organizing tents, and instruction by officers. Corps Morra, Aug and Pvts Primiano and others win banners in cleanliness, with a swimming meet and evening parade amid colors and insignias.

FT. Wright the Phoenix Armory Providence Buss New London Baird Fort H G. Wright Company Street Sergi Morris Eugene Moura Kangaroo Court Battery C Corp Morra. Corp Levye Primiano Maciel Bettencourt Crowley Costa Alves

Probate Court Admits Manchester Moffitt Will Executrix Appointed

Judge Edward Le Leahy presided as the Probate Court admitted the will of the late Mrs Josephine Manchester Moffitt to probate and named Mrs Jeannette M Bunn as executrix with a bond under two thousand dollars. Edward Ek Bunn was named appraiser. Other cases disposed or continued include Estate of Frank H Hammiull and Estate of Annie C Meiggs with final accounts, distributions, and guardianship appointments, all continued or allowed to Aug 7.

Edward le Leahy Josephine Manchester Moffitt Jeannette M Bunn Edward Ek Bunn Leahy Frank H Hammiull Seth Paull Co Annie C Meiggs Annie Meiggs Thomas Stackpole John E. Bolan

First Annual Dance by Goldenrod Troop at Bristol Yacht Club

The Goldenrod Troop presents its first annual dance on July 28 at the Bristol Yacht Club. Proceeds support troop activities and community engagement.

Goldenrod Troop Bristol Yacht Club

US Policy Defies World Pressure at London Conference

The commentary portrays the United States as a rising economic force after rebuffing European efforts to revise war debts and peg the dollar. It criticizes French and other press for attacking Roosevelt while urging payback of wartime debts and possible non recognition of debt defaulting nations.

United States Roosevelt Europe Uncle Sam London Shylock Universal Service Andre Tardieu France America Tardieu Herriot

Ferris Wheel at World’s Fair Opens as Main Attraction

In a tumultuous start the 1880s exposition faced funding doubts and skepticism. Despite delays the fair opened as the Ferris wheel was completed and became its standout profitable feature. Engineers worldwide praised its daring design and precise construction. The wheel stood 250 feet tall with 36 cars seating 40 passengers each.

Ud Jonginser Eder Hima

Early Rebellion Over Vast Manorial Estates in New York

Pathfinder Magazine describes the anti rent era as the anti renters challenged patroon rents along the Hudson. After legal defeats troops enforced the law at Rensselaersville and a 1845 Delaware county killing led to a state of insurrection. a later pardon ended the anti rent war and manor lands were broken up.

New York Hudson Stephen van Rensselaer Seward Rensselaersville Delaware County Pathfinder Magazine

Skimmity Ride Shocks Readers In Berkshire Village

A note in an English paper describes a Skimmington ride with rough music in a Berkshire village. The event ridicules a licentious neighbor or quarrelsome couple with a donkey effigy, grotesque costumes, and banging tins. An improvised gallows is used and the effigy is burned.

Berkshire Vilage

Endurance and Courage in Everyday Life

A quotation from H. S. Merriman on endurance as true courage, noting that genuine courage requires cheerfulness and not shedding sorrow on others while sustaining life in a difficult world. It argues endurance matters most over time and with neighborly sympathy kept within bounds.

H. S. Merriman

Little Things Define Friendship Then and Now

In friendship the small acts count more than grand promises. True friends instinctively know our gift wishes and topics to avoid. They sense when we wish for silence and respect our peculiarities, making us love their company.

Alkaloids Are Vegetable Substances of Medical and Toxic Value

Alkaloids are plant derived bases that react with acids to form salts. Notable examples include theine in tea and coffee nicotine in tobacco morphine from opium quinine atropine cocaine and strychnine.

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