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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
3
A local appeal reports sharply reduced contributions for a community liberty pole on the common and a flag to fly atop it. totals show 226.31 with 169.10 previously acknowledged and new gifts from Hydraulion Engine Hose Co and several individuals. donations remain needed for a July 4 display.
A namelist style contribution record shows donors with multiple lines for families. Arline Janson through Violet Janson and Edith Janson give varied cents and dollars, alongside Reginald Brown Raymond Manchester George Brown Charles Bullock William Bullock and Katherine Bullock with similar amounts. A Bache School entry shows a minor contribution.
A compact saying links precise speech to clear outcomes, urging honesty and accountability as the foundation of trust. The phrase suggests that sticking to verified facts prevents confusion and preserves integrity in all discussions.
Captain Edmund H. Matteson a retired oyster dealer died in Warren last Monday and was buried there Wednesday. Born in Coventry he lived in Warren nearly 20 years and observed his 65th birthday last week. He served as Grand Marshal of the Domain of Rhode Island and held posts in Knights of Pythias El Karam Temple and local Masons. The funeral was attended by Grand Inner Guard James A. Clarkson and Burnside Lodge officers.
Mrs Anna C Simon aged about 74 died Tuesday at her home on Church Street after a long illness caused by paralysis. Born in Germany she lived in town many years. Her husband Charles F Simon a cigarmaker died earlier. Survived by daughter Hilma Simon a night operator at the Providence Telephone Co. Funeral from Church Street home at 2 30 this afternoon with Rev A B Howard of St Michael's Church officiating. Interment at North Cemetery.
Mrs Elizabeth Connery widow of John Connery formerly of this town died yesterday at her New York City home. Born in Ireland she lived with her two sons and two daughters in New York. Husband ran a State Street grocery for 35 years. Survived by John M William F Frank Heffernan and Ella Murphy all of New York. Funeral 9 am tomorrow at St Marys Church Warren with Requiem Mass. Interment Warren.
Lionel Barrymore appears at the Pastime Theatre tomorrow evening in the five act Metro wonderplay The Millionaire's Double with Evelyn Brent Harry S. Northup John Smiley and other celebrated screen stars.
Patriotic call urges every citizen to buy Liberty War bonds to fund military needs. The 3 percent tax free government bonds may later convert to 4 percent, with premium if war ends quickly, offering a safe, profitable investment for individuals and organizations alike.
The notice urges buyers to invest in Liberty Loan Bonds with patriotic motive and practical terms. It outlines down payments, scheduled installments, and tax conditions, promoting bonds at 3 percent tax free and highlighting bank loan support and safe custody services for purchases.
The photoplay reveals how a clever group watches wealthy targets to file false claims on property. Villains are frustrated in absorbing scenes blending drama and comedy. Included are Pathe Weekly Keystone and Metro comedies. Doors open at 7. No advance admission price.
The St Anthony baseball team defeated the Thornton Juniors of Thornton Rhode Island 18 to 12 on Memorial Day in a high scoring matchup.
A simple home remedy mixes cream pepper and brown sugar to attract flies. The compound is placed in a saucer in a darkened room with one window left open to lure pests.
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