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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1925

Page

3

Feast of Our Lady Mount Carmel Parade and Concerts

Italian residents kick off two day Feast of Our Lady Mount Carmel with a 7:30 parade from Italian Hall to Bristol Common, a 9 a.m. mass at the Italian Church, band concerts, baseball on the common, and a greased pole contest. The Famiglietti Band from Providence performs. The event features multiple processions, a fireworks finale, and committee leaders listed.

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Wood Street Famiglietti Providence Church of Our Lady Orber Saville Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Bristol Common Famighett Band of Providence Holy Name Society Bristol Boy Scouts Neo Sicilia Society Sons of Italy Castiera Amalfi Society Famglietti R. Orlando William Tell Rossini Paglitaccio Leon Cavallo Sig Famiglietti Verdi Battista Verde Lazzi Euphamini Lombardi Sig Famighetti

Fleming Independents topple Bristol Oaks 5 to 3 at Bucklin Park

Before a crowd of 3500 in Providence the Fleming Independents defeated Bristol Oaks seconds 5 to 3. Chabot struck out 15 over the mound for Fleming. Guertin brothers led the offense with two RBI each. Rinaldi and Bess were Bristol Oaks’ lone run solvers against Chabot.

Ristol Oaks Fleming Independents Bristol Oaks Bucklin Park Providence Chabot Independents Guertin Brothers Powers Guertin L. Guertin Sousa Bess Rinaldi Mann L Guertin Rogers H Guertin Amore H Geyrtin H_ Guertin Jolly Pasume Jencks

When a Painter Warns of Higher Rates

A humorous 19th century notice quotes a bachelor painter announcing he will raise prices after marriage. The ad claims cheaper work because of single status and urges customers to place orders now at the old rate. The character reflects a house painter's plea to readers about future price changes.

Employed Boys Defeat Peoples Baptist 8 5 in Return Game

The Employed Boys' Club baseball team beat Auburn's Peoples' Baptist team 8 to 5 on the common Saturday afternoon. Souza and Wyrstek made key catches, with Wyrstek risking a tree contact to grab a long drive. J Gifford struck out 16 for the Peoples' Baptist, while Marshall pitched for the Employed Boys with Chow Cogeshall behind the plate.

Peoples’ Baptist Auburn Souza Wyrstek Warren Gifford Brothers James Gifford J. Gifford Marshall Chow” Cogeshall

Barn Fire on State Street Suspected Arson

Fire at Obs Wood’s barn on Steamboat Wharf State street Saturday afternoon was discovered after two. Firemen from the 16th district arrived with three motorized pieces and saved several wagons and farm implements after three horses were removed by Fred Shepard. The blaze began on the second floor and recall was sounded about three.

State Street 16Th District Fred Shepard

Rescued From Drowning At Local Bath House

Mrs Otis Bailey of High street was saved from drowning Friday afternoon at the Community Bath House near Burton street. Cramped while swimming to a float, she sank before George McDonald on the float reached her. He brought her to shore and she received first aid at her mother in law’s residence.

Otis Bailey High Street Burton Street Bailey Bath House George McDonald McDonald

Edwin Blashfield Seen as Leading American Mural Painter

The article praises Edwin Blashfield as a premier mural artist with more wall works than any other American. It highlights two notable pieces in the Library of Congress in Washington: the lantern painting titled Intelligence Unveiled and a ceiling decoration illustrating the 12 great periods in civilization’s development.

Edwin Blashfield Walla Library of Congress Washington

Kingston Defeats Ever Readys In Saturday Baseball Match

The Kingston nine beat the Ever Ready Fire Company 4 to 3 at Kingston Massachusetts. Lineup includes Edabtr Matone Cushman Wotat Maher Lemaire and Hahn. Winnable details show RBIs and base hits with pitchers Houladu and Wald.

Ever Ready Fire Company Kingston Nine Kingston Mass Heans Matone Cushman Wotat Lemaire Butler Hahn Malone Ravimond Koocv Barat

Doctor Bills Bangs With Unusual Charge

A physician sends a $10 bill to Mr Bangs listing odd tasks from 2 am calls to waking a wife and driving to the garage. Bangs protests as the doctor rewrites the charge and waives the second visit. Bangs ultimately pays.

Banga Baby Bangs Boston Globe

Felicity Compared to Health and Good Humor

A concise reflection notes felicity as easy to acquire if happiness is elusive, urging contentment through health and good humor. The author likens pursuit of felicity to a man chasing his hat, always near but momentary.

Felicity

Science and Sense as Furnishings for the Home

A quotation from Oliver Wendell Holmes remarks that science and sense make fine furniture for a gentleman's upper chamber if the ground floor bears catmings and comforts, suggesting a domestic, witty reflection on study and living space.

Oliver Webdell Holmes

Fifth District Court Docket Returns Fines and Defaults

Judge Frank H Hammill presided as five cases were disposed. Joseph Andrade pleaded guilty to unlawful liquor possession and paid 50 dollars plus costs. Abraham Fisenstadt defaulted against Margaret Marshall on a book account. Polito Cassano trespass ejectment case continued one week. Anibal Amaral was guilty of assault with a 20 dollar fine and costs. Ambal Amaral and Jose Pehzho faced assault charges with 5 dollar and 25 dollar fines respectively. Antonio Mascena charged with assault in case of Daniel H Quinn, appeal filed with bail set at 500 dollars.

Fifth District Court Frank H Hammill Hugh F Kelley Joseph Andrade Abraham Fisenstadt Margaret Marshall James West Polito Cassano Anibal M Amaral Joas A Latao Ambal M Amaral Jose T Pehzho Maria Bruzell Antonio Mascena Daniel H Quinn

Soap Mine Mystery In Ashcroft BC Sparks Debate

A natural site near Ashcroft in British Columbia is identified as a soap mine by locals. The exact nature of the deposit remains unclear, described as a borax-containing mixture with an unidentified filler substance.

Ashcroft British Columbia

Fund Grows Slowly as Bristol Seeks Navy Memorial Support

Contributions to the Bristi quota for a Navy and Marine Memorial on the Potomac total $176.50 with $73.50 still needed to reach $236. Local efforts urge many small gifts to finish the drive. Subscriptions come from Bristol Chapter DA R and numerous individuals and lodges, with Phoenix Office as a collection point.

Potomac Washington, D. C Bristol Phoenix Frank M. Dimond Fred E. Suzman J. H Young Bristol Phoenx William L. Manchester Charlotte Manchester Katherine Manchester Fred Morton Dixon Charlotte Maynard Suzman Two Friends Friend F M Dimond Evelyn C Bache Kearney American Legion American Legion Auxiliary H M_ Gibson Florence T Nelson Thomas N_ Robinson Mrs B E F Charles Duffy Louise Bel Babbitt A.eeter Peetty Tre Babbitt A. R St. Alban’s Lodge F& AM Russell Marjorie Southwick Bristol Council K. of C Paul Herzig Martha S. Bunn Lillian T. Wilson Thomas H. Byrnes Ick Bertram W. Wall J. E S. F. Paine Burnside Lodge Benjamin D. Nicholis Charles B. Serss Friend Joel Friend Abby L. Willams Frank Paull Robert D. Andrews

Ancient Easter Egg Dyeing at Baster Custom

The ancient practice of dyeing eggs at Baster dates to early times with red symbolizing Christ’s blood. Primitive people used plant juices to color the eggs.

Baster Christ

War to Exterminate Nobles Led by Thomas Muenzer

Thomas Muenzer a founder of the Anabaptist movement in Germany led an unsuccessful war in Thuringia in 1525 aimed at wiping out the nobility and clergy. The uprising failed to remove the established social order.

Thomas Muenzer Germany Thuringia

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