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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1931

Page

2

A Short Sermon On Trad ing At Home

A town editorial urges readers to shop locally and support resident merchants. It argues loyal customers help keep stores stocked and prices fair, while praising courteous, quick service and local patronage as key to a thriving town economy.

Bristol

A Word of Appreciation for the Firemen

A grateful note praises the firemen for quickly containing yesterday's barn fire. The author commends the prompt call response, rapid alarm, and swift firefighting that prevented disaster, thanking all involved for their effective work.

Canvassers Notice for Bristol Special Financial Meeting

The Bristol Town Council as Board of Canvassers will meet in the Town Council Chamber Memorial Building Bristol on Tuesdays August 4 at 7 30 PM to canvass property voters lists for the Special Financial Town Meeting. John Wo Church Town Clerk.

Bristol Orlok Rames Muri John Wo Church Yng Optey Te Planal Dutingie J. William Sutcliffe Hope Street Barrington Owen Hughes Franklin Street U. S James F. Hughes Washington, D. C Suzman William Ames Snow Dartmouth Avenue Providence Eva May Bowron Pleasant Street This Town Bristol Town

Village Social Notes Highlight Bristol Personal Visits

Mrs Mary M Logan entertained at whist at her Hope street home while many Bristol residents hosted guests from Stamford Plymouth and Newport. Local residents and visiting relatives enjoyed trips to Nova Scotia New Jersey and Massachusetts with dinners baptisms and a citywide social week continuing at prayers and clubs.

Mary M. Logan Hope Street George F.moore Eileen D. Moore Howe Street Nova Scotia David L. Quinn Misses Slade Janet McCaw Newell B Sheldon Stamford Conn John H. Magee Magee James Downey Plymouth Mass Carl B Christensen Brooklyn Bristol Carl Withernl Burton Street A F Peterson David L Quinn Naval Training Station Newport Herbert D Graetz First Congregational Church Princeton Indiana Charles M Connery the Narrows Frank RB Svssia Providence International Detective Bureau Esther Carex Massachusetts General Hospital Simmons Street Mary Mason Jessie Ruth Sanford Goldenrod Troop Hoffman South Kingstown Martha Graham Stephen Bustis Lincoln Avenue Shriners Hospital Springfield Joseph F Pannone August Alberico Watertown New York City Beenard Shroop New York Pharsea Oscar Paul Herzig Camp Devens Rose Gallagher Oliver Street Webster Lake Worcester Mary FE. Trainor St Mary’s Rectory Allentown Clowes Union Street Edward D Kunz High Street Fern Salisbury Europe Leo Nussenfeld Cape Cod St Michael's Mt Hope Bay Prudence Arthur O Dewey New Bedford Dewey Jane Charles Tillinghast Francis L. Staples Richmond Staples Greene Street Warren North Cemetery Leonard B Rasmusson St. Mark's Church Arthur F Jennings First Baptist Church Kimball Street Harry Bullock Inez Baston

Card of Thanks from the Sutcliffes for kindness shown

Mr and Mrs A Sutcliffe thank friends for numerous acts of kindness during their son's recent illness.

A. Sutcliffe

Pleasing Bristol High School Entertainment Delights Local Audience

The Bristol High School pupils staged Mr Bob at Bristol Opera House directed by J F Ganey and Miss Alice S Carroll. The comedy drew praise for witty scenes and strong performances with special mentions for Goddard Hackett Herreshoff Morrissey Wall.

Bristol High School Bristol Opera House J. F. Ganey Alice S. Carroll Mr. Bob Miss Goddard Miss Hackett Herreshoff Morrissey Wall College Life Orchestra Pardon R. Kenney Mr Bob Mary P Rounds Williaam H_ Sisson Old Manhattan Isle Pardon R Kenney Philip Royson Robert Brown Benson & Benson John H. Morrissey, Jr . Jenkins Rebecca Bertram W Wall Rebecca Luke May T Hackett Katherine Rogers Eva R Pickles Marion Bryant Katherine Ednard Baker Patty Reba G. Goddard Sur Town Samuel W. Church Bristol Dexter Thurber Ferry Hill National India Rubber Co Gibsons Road Franklin and Thames Street

Battery C at Fort Wright Faces Weather and Training Hurdles

Weather hazy with poor visibility disrupts sub calibre drills at Fort H. G. Wright. Battery C keeps busy cleaning, weighing, and loading shells while parades and demonstrations entertain visitors. Rivalry between Battery A and Battery C kitchens noted. a chemical warfare demonstration and airship balloon tests accompany a Governor’s Day visit by families and Connecticut National Guard officers.

Everett FE. McMillan Battery A Walter Parker Albert A Moren Battery C 243Rd CA William Harding 1St Corps Boston Mass 243Rd Coast Artillery Band Government Pier New London Fort Wright Bristol Ernest W. Moore Providence Long Island Sound Arthur C. Cole Cynl L. D Wells Connecticut National Guard 243Rd Andrew Arone Mary Newman James J. Garvin Anthony N Moren Sebastian Bernard A. A. Moren Muss Josephine Coggeshall FE E McMillan Sabaten Alesio Raymond Cavallaro Joseph Viscione Salvatore Viscione J D Hogan Billie” Hogan the Battery William Butler Sergt Morris Fred Foster James Sisson Joseph Andrade Sergt Lawrence Ascola Mary Brown Jack Parker Reginald Brown J Russo Jerry Russo

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