Bristol and Vicinity
A compact note covers events and notices around Bristol and nearby areas including community happenings and local items of interest.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1918
Page
2
A compact note covers events and notices around Bristol and nearby areas including community happenings and local items of interest.
Wakefield vacationing Capt Torrey of the Eastern Steamship Company returns home. Janitor Burns buys a Bristol Narrows cottage for summer. Painter Goff suffers blood poisoning after hand injury. Hughes, class of 1918, hires in as Shadow Farm gardener. Providence College expected entry in September. Thief breaks into John Pozzi fruit store stealing five dollars and fruit. police investigating. Miss Marjorie McCormick's engagement to Dayton Skinner noted. couple weekended with aunt in Providence. Newport excursion planned by two Sunday schools. Sagamore steamer at 9.15 from Ferry Slip. Penny Tea at DeWolf Inn raises close to eighty dollars for League and Tin Box Fund. detail next issue. Summer footwear bargains urged by A P Nerone. Organized baseball hit by Baker order deeming it nonessential under Crowder policy. Warren’s Robert Connery O’Neil heads to Plattsburg OT staff training at Catholic University.
Local notices document Bonker planning marriage to Marguerite Lee and posting to France with YMCA unit, Chief Yeoman Faber winning an assistant paymaster exam and aiming for Annapolis, and clergy, architects Clarke Howe winning Newport housing contract. The Bristol/State drive sends 125 draft registrants to Camp Upton with Red Cross comforts and local sendoffs amid parades and community cheers.
The article urges quick spring crops to avoid a garden lull and advises planting in August for fall harvest. It lists beets Brussels sprouts late cabbage cauliflower celery sweet corn kale peas spinach and turnips as suitable late season crops for regions with frost coming in autumn.
To make grape flavored apple butter use grape juice. For each gallon of apples add 1 pint grape juice 1 cup brown sugar and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Cook slowly stirring for 2 hours until thick. Then add 1 teaspoon cinnamon and pack hot in hot containers and sterilize as directed.
Guidelines advise rapid cooling for sunstroke in horses with cold water or showering and avoid bleeding. Administer ammonia in water, monitor pulse, and repeat dose if needed. After recovery, a USDA recommended tonic mix with iron, gentian, red cinchona bark, and ninety? dosage in feed for several days.
Local items Note the markdown sale on low shoes at Suzman’s. Miss Helen Bogert of New Bright on Staten Island is the guest of Miss Alice W. DeWolf of Union Street. Dry Goods and Clothing Stores close Tuesday at 6 p m and Thursday at noon. Merchants urged to sell thrift stamps next Saturday. Marriage intentions filed for Pasquale Romano and Irene Tani. Prudence Island outing of King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company reported. Sergeant J William Sutcliffe home on furlough from Ordnance Division. Mrs P McGovern recovering from operation. Bat h ing suits and apparel at New York Store. Thief stole $30 from Mariano Spuntino’s locker at Public Bath House. Mrs Mary Collins learns her son Walter A Collins, in US Navy, arrived overseas. seventh trip to France. Harold M Greene promoted to Petty Officer First Class at Newport.
The First Bristol Troop B S A will depart for Camp Yangoo Rockville R L on Saturday for a week long stay. Scouts must report to Scout Headquarters this evening at 7 15 sharp. Capt Benjamin L Hall, recently resigning as Commandant of the Soldiers Home, has returned from Philadelphia. resignation effective July 31 and plans to move his family to Providence.
In Petersburg Virginia on Saturday evening July 13 Miss Dorothy A Arnold daughter of Dr and Mrs Fred A Arnold married First Lieutenant Charles L Sherman of the Engineers National Army. The Newport News couple are granddaughter and relatives of George A Arnold of this town.
An envelope marked 323 and full to July 20 1918 went missing between Place and Foster's and the Colt Farm Gate. A reward is offered for its return to the Phoenix Office.
Lieutenant Sherman, son of Mrs. B. H. Sherman, wed in Second Presbyterian Church with a small gathering due to overseas duty and Camp Lee leave constraints. Bride wore Georgette crepe and orange blossoms. attendants included Grace C. Taggart and Susan Sherman. best man was B Howland Sherman of MIT.
The couple plans a short wedding trip to Richmond with Mrs. Sherman remaining in Petersburg while her husband serves at Camp Lee.
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