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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
3
The note discusses Chelsea place names and suggests Crooked Usage arose from old field strips called usages. It recalls a bygone era when the plow was common, and a cartway or usage might have been crooked, giving the area its name.
The ants march in single file with green leaves held overhead. They collect scraps to underground chambers where leaves decay. A fungus mycelium grows in the mass, and once mushroom buttons appear the workers feed them to the larvae.
The article explains that wild geese breed in far northern regions such as Spitzbergen and the remote Kolguyev Island and only visit the British Isles as winter approaches. It describes their swift southward migration driven by early winter and the north wind, seeking milder winter quarters.
Two shell types are used for small articles. The harder shells require lapidary apparatus, while the softer shells are more common and usable with standard equipment. After turning, shells are smoothed with pumice and water and polished with rotten stone and mildly diluted sulfuric acid.
Manuel Morris charged with assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill was released on 5000 bail after a Monday arraignment before Judge Frank H. Hamill. Surety furnished by James D. West Antone P. Maciel and Filomena Macial. Morris allegedly shot his father in law Manuel Botelho on May 17 and remains jailed awaiting trial. hearing set for June 6.
A Bristol baseball club letter to the Phoenix urges Bristol business leaders to promote and support local games. The writer notes fans travel to Warren, earnings by visiting players stay away from Bristol, and calls for community co operation to grow local business and team success.
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