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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
2
A Providence Better Business Bureau notice warns residents about out of state stock salesmen soliciting investments in New Jersey realty. It cautions that risky, often valueless properties can be pitched as solid opportunities and urges investors to use reliable firms instead.
Twenty five members of the Ne topian Society of the First Congregational Church enjoyed a frankfort roast and picnic at High Hill Shore Tiverton then visited the Farle summer home for progressive bridge and refreshments. The event celebrated the Farles 15th wedding anniversary with a large decorated cake cut by Mrs Farle. First bridge prizes went to Mrs Howard WooCuareh and Edward Davin.
Miss Sadie Callan returns from Stam ford Conn and Miss Betty Lynch enjoys vacation from the National Rubber Company office. Ivy Guild plans August 1 supper at Holmes House St Michaels Church. Eva Demers vacationing with her mother on Franklin street. A public whist by Bristol Chapter DAR. Mrs Arthur J Duffy hosts Pawtucket guests for spaghetti dinner. Harold Greene arrested after a crash on Hope street. bail set at 500. Outing plans for Prudence Island discussed by Altar Society. Ruggiero child fractures arm. doctor attends. Rev George Toadvin sails to Havre then Paris for vacation. parishioners give wrist watch. Hydraulion Fire Co responds to still alarm at Pond’s Point breakwater. Life Saving Station on N 1 R wharf torn down for Prudence Island Navigation Co. Inn Guild visit planned on Mt Hope Bay shore. List of officers and basket lunch details.
A rundown of local events includes a patient transferred to St Josephs Hospital for a serious operation, interior painting at Valley School, visits by local residents to New Hampshire, and an upcoming Kirkemuit Grange clambake. Clergy Rev A R Parshley plans a North Carolina vacation and Rev Arthur Roger will preside at St Michaels Church services.
Miss Mary M. Connors Guileras School teacher and bride‑to‑be to Dr William L Serbst hosted a kitchen shower at 78 Union Street. Twenty one guests attended as Miss Joan Doyle presented gifts and a floral centerpiece themed path led to the honored guest. A social bridge game yielded prizes for Kathleen McDonough first, Margaret Nerone second, and Helen Condon consolation. A collation followed.
Geologists suggest coal formations formed rapidly as juvenile ferns grew to tree size in the Carboniferous era. Fossil impressions in rock strata support the idea that ancient vegetation reached great heights while ordinary flora like horse stalls and crub mosses flourished in those distant days.
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