Fourth of July Committee Names Hazel Hoyle Declaration Reader
Hazel Hoyle of Colt Memorial High School was elected reader of the Declaration of Independence for July 4 exercises. The committee plans firework protection with police and discusses games on the common, bids for a game by Ever Ready, Dreadnaught and Bristol Oaks, and a possible battalion review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel B. Hoyle
Colt Memorial High School
Miss Hoyle
Colt High School
William C Hobbs
Green and White
United States
Jesse H Metcalf
Bristol Harbor
Henry Www Peterson
Albert D Lolo
Peterson
Down Conn
Cag
Dreadnaught
Bristol Oaks
Robert J. Anderson
Thomas N. Robinson
Albert Menard
Robert J McKay
Fred M Straight
Committee On Militia
Coast Artillery
Col Hammond
Straight
Fred MacStraight
Belvedere At & Otlock
Hotel Belvedere
Independence Day plans approved by Bristol Fourth of July Committee
The committee invited the guest of honor to Independence Day and voted to pay 25 for each fire company in the parade if funds permit. They discussed bands and engaged the Portuguese Independent Band and Martellys Band for the block party. They also invited attendees of the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Adams to participate in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Martelly
Fort Adams
Bristol businessmen enjoy Block Island fishing trip
A party from Bristol, including Joseph Sodene Loum and Joseph Bruno, sailed Sunday on the 100-foot Madonna delGaracia captained by Jerry Baleano for a day of sport fishing. Heavy seas forced the group to halt near the Boot Tag Hee Lightship, with prizes awarded to top anglers amid captures of various fish.
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Bristol
Block Island
Joseph Sodene Loum
Giuisti
Frank Bruno
Peter Lasiello
Pasquale Cicerchi
Joseph Bruno
Joseph Formisano
Frnest
Navacea
Alexander Miserendino
Joseph Panzarellio
Joseph Palmer
Madonna del Garacia
Jerry Baleano
Black Island
Ous
Pests as Revenue Sources From Locusts and Rabbits
The report notes locusts and rabbits as revenue sources. It cites Dutch and European interests in locust oil for aircraft fuel and fertilizer from locust bodies. It mentions a Johannesburg factory turning insect carcasses into fertilizer and large export figures for rabbit products to New Zealand.
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Holland
Johannesburg
Europe
Red Sea
Cyprus
Egypt
Australia
New Zealand
Teasel Industry in Shaneateles Promises Local Jobs
The town considers teasan production as a new fiber industry with fields three to five feet tall and greens stems with spiked leaves. Harvesting occurs in August and teasels are sold to dealers who supply cloth manufacturers nationwide for felted wool and broadcloth products.
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Shaneateles
United States
School Committee Approves Utensil Purchase
The committee authorized buying new cooking utensils. The superintendent's report on the condition of schools for the past month was read and filed.
Officers Installed At Bristol Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles
Bristol Aerie No 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles installed officers Sunday evening in Star Theatre building. New officers include Worthy President Charles A Duquette and Worthy Vice President Henry J Silvia. Secretary John Lowney. Treasurer Louis Less. Chaplain John Borges. Inside Guard Anthony Nunes. Outside Guard William Hi Van Voast Jr. Trustee Paul Pevin for three years. John Powers elected delegate to Grand Lodge Convention. Next meeting set for June 22.
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Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Star Theatre
Charles A Duquette
Henry J Silvia
John Borges
John Lowney
Louis Less
Anthony Nunes
William Hi van Voast Jr
Paul Pevin
John Lake
John F Townes
Bve
Bogne & Hose Company
Jusner
Peasiwer
John I Powers
Jackray
Ton Morgan Waller
Jena Ft Downes
Waluen Petia
Dregerte
Upcoming Events at Bristol Hall and Local Venues
A series of community happenings spans June with a rummage sale at D Wolf Pryasch and a garden party at the Koof Capouneds on State Street. Also listed are a church jubilee, a Russian ballet school recital, a theatre event, a private dance, and a Masons anniversary supper, reflecting a bustling downtown calendar.
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Briday Eveampe
Mohns
Othe Senor
Mamoruib
Doane
Essa
Frances Greenwells
Russian Ballet School
State Armory
Ain
St Albans
Monovestes
State Street
Bristol
Young Ducklings Begin Life Near Water
A St Nicholas article by Ellis Gilmore MacLeod describes wood ducks nesting away from water but with ducklings transported to a water site by each parent. After hatching, 12 to 18 young gather as parents shuttle them between nest and water, then begin feeding on water spiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Gilmore MacLeod
St Nicholas
The Sun's Eclipse and Ojibway Observers
The article recalls ancient Ojibway watchers and their rituals as they observed a solar eclipse. It mentions envisioning sun disappearance, offerings to deities, and efforts by St. James George Braver to describe the event in The Golden Something. The piece notes people gathering and using poles or staves while the sun moved across the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Toeorge
Braver
Finding New Power Through Solar Inspired Fuel Research
Scientists pursue degpod attempts to craft artificial fuels to replace declining coal. Nature stores energy daily by converting waste into wood via photosynthesis. Dr Herman A Spoeler and colleagues in California lead a yearlong study, noting coal use today equals 400 years of consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Nature
California
Herman A Spoeler
True Poetry and the Inward Voice of Art
Fragmented text discusses poetry as a pure expression from within not from worldly wisdom. It argues poetry should reflect growth of spirit and be independent of mere talent or decor, asserting art as a transmutation of experience into truth.
Colt High Defeated by Woonsocket High in Seven Inning Game
Last Friday Colt High lost 7 to 4 to Woonsocket High in a seven inning game. A Burrillville game was canceled due to weather. Colt High plans a Warren High School game this week with time and date to be announced. June 17 features Colt High versus Colt High Alumni at Bhven Field, managed by Fx-Senator Daniel W Coggeshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt High
Woonsocket High Boys
Burrillville
Warren High School
Warren
Bhven Field
Daniel W Coggeshall
Eagle Scout Honors 14th Birthday with Scout Party
Eagle Scout Oscar P Herzig, leader of the Owl Patrol of Troop 1 Bristol, entertained his patrol and friends at his Oliver street home last evening for his 14th birthday. Games and a musical program of vocal and instrumental selections were performed, followed by a social hour and refreshments provided by Mr and Mrs Paul Herzig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar P Herzig
Owl Patrol
Bristol
Oliver = street
Paul Herzig
In Memoriam Robert Peterson Remembrance Verse
Verse recalls Robert Peterson with lines about missing him as evening falls. A note mentions his mother Elizabeth and sister Edna Peterson, along with kinship and memory of the deceased. The item reflects a family memorial fragment from a local notice in obituary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peterson
Elizabeth
Trrson
Edna Peterson
Heat Kills Germs Radiant Heat in Animal Cages
Prof Leonard Hill told the London Zoological Society that radiant heat is highly useful in helping caged animals fight tuberculosis. He noted hot water pipes are economical but lack benefits of radiant heat such as sunlight. He warned central steam heating is not healthy, citing tuberculosis prevalence in steam heating countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hill
London Zoological Society
Sweden
Russia
United States
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Mathigers
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ST. Alban’s Lodge
F.& A.M. Naval Reserve Armory
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Providence
Order of DeMolay
Yacht Club
Aldrort Co
Plut
the Waldron CO
Bradford Street
Eas Joseph
Aupit Te
Tye Aan
Thos
BOY Scout
Tae Scopp
Cathy Laban
Sunda
Cvet
U.S
Royal Cord
USCO
United States Rubber Company
High ST
Bristol, R
Enl
Children In Industry
San
Sur Amee
Bridary
D' Wolf
Tanger
BASE
Eagle Scout
Nand
Kieller
la Touraine
Tao
Maxwell House Coffee
Ward
Portsmouth
Newman
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