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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1921
Page
2
An editorial warns that a reputation for reliability matters more than quick sales. It notes that those who stretch the truth may gain briefly but lose long term trust, while honest advertisers inspire confidence and justify consumer spending.
The Bristol Nursing Association held the first free Tuberculosis Clinic at the Artillery Armory on State street. Ten patients were examined by Dr Elliott Washburn from Providence, who oversees admissions to Wallum Lake Sanatorium. No charges apply if patients cannot pay.
The Radcliffe Chautauqua programs include two children focused numbers led by Miss Anta Marie Halbert a noted storyteller. Starting Thursday at 3 PM in a big tent on the common the sessions aim to teach virtue self mastery cooperation generosity and fairness to boys and girls through stories and accompanying guidance. A Young America Club will extend the influence beyond the event.
Mr and Mrs Manuel Marshall Jr visit New Bedford this week while Miss Gladys Hoar goes to Brockton for two weeks. Mrs Lewis G Pick of Boston visits her father James W Franklin in Wood Street. Miss Annie H Manchester stays with friends in Westport. Mr and Mrs Joseph Marshall plan a week in New York. Russell G Colt visits his father Col Samuel P Colt at Linden Place. Mrs James Cotter of Lynn returns home after weekend with Mr and Mrs John Flynn. Mrs Thomas F Smith Jr leaves for Bretton Woods NH for two months. Plays on the heart strings of our emotions like a master musician on his violin MADONNAS AND MEN at the STAR tonight. Mr and Mrs J Dubuc and their changhies, Mrs Richmond. Stun 0 EA I ON mond. ,Simmans a
William T Cashin Hugh Murphy Euclid DeMars and Joseph DeCosta left yesterday for a two week motor trip to Montreal. Miss Ben Breen of Lincoln avenue returns home after a weekend with Mrs James Finnigan Providence. Old Home Week sales and a Deseret Scorpion at the Star.
In Providence a court heard Francesco Domenico on an assault and robbery charge tied to Ernest Palmieri. Palmieri was ordered held without bail as an accessory, after about twenty five witnesses testified. Mer Mercier was robbed of 640 in cash and 237 in change during a July morning bank incident.
Dog Officer Philip C. Morris rounded up many dogs on the town streets yesterday and transported them to the town pound. Dogs off leash or not muzzled may be held for 48 hours for owners and unlicensed animals may be euthanized. the ordinance, in force since yesterday morning, reduced street dog presence.
Bristol Y M C A schedules a clam bake from the Association at 12 30 in front for a ride to Seconnet on Saturday August 6. Owen Manchester will serve the dinner and return is planned for early evening. Tickets and guest spots close August 3 at 6 p m with committee contact names listed.
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