Bristol Phoenix Friday June 21 1935 details
The Bristol Phoenix weekly issue dated Friday June 21 1935 lists publication details including the Bristol publishing company established 1687 and offices at 1 Bradford Street corner of Thames. It names Roswell S. Bosworth as editor and general manager and Joseph P. Quartaro as news reporter with a Bristol postal setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Phoenix Publishing Company
Bristol
R. IL
Roswell S. Bosworth
Joseph P. Quartaro
Bradford St
Corner of
Thames
Bristol Reader Urges Street Signs for Visitors
A Bristol resident writes to the Mayor complaining about the lack of street signs. The letter argues signs aid visitors and local pride, urges action despite unemployment and red tape, and questions whether city leaders have visitors’ interests at heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Phoenix
Pauli
Powers That Be
Three Bristol Gardens Open for Wednesday Pilgrimage
The fourth garden pilgrimage of the season under the State Federation of Garden Clubs will open Wednesday June 26. Gardens include Mrs R F Haffenreffer and Mrs Charles B Rockwell Jr with the rock garden, plus Mount Hope Farms museum of Indian relics open at a small extra charge for Federation Fund.
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State Federation of Garden Clubs
Grant 2
Erate Es Ttt
Atah Hope Farms
Metacom Avenue
R F . Haffenreffer
Rock Garden
R F_ Haffenreffer
Charles B Rockwell
Mount Hope Farms
Federation Fund
Garden Club serves cool drinks at Mount Hope Bay camp
A Bristol Garden Club committee will offer a cool drink at the camp inviting visitors to rest and enjoy the Mount Hope Bay view. Arrows guide to the spring where King Philip was killed and to the so-called King Philip chair. Front Mount opens the tour with SRR as Wat trait OE CTR Jr's gardens at Rockledge corner of High and Hope Street. Mrs Rockwell's gardens were planned and laid out by Fletcher Steele of Boston.
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Bristol Garden Club
Mount Hope Bay
King Philip
Will
Rockledge
High and
Hopt Street
Rockwell
Fletcher Steele
Boston
Summer Closure For Sunday School At Mt Carmel Church
The Sunday School of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church closes for the summer and will reopen next fall. Rex Thomas J. Gillan, pastor of St Mary's Church, is on a weeklong retreat at Mt St Charles Academy in Woonsocket. Mrs William P Gladding hosts a bingo at her High Street home for the Odd Fellows Home Association. The Drury sisters Jol ia and Gertrude return from Eastham Massachusetts after ten days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church
Rex Thomas J. Gillan
St Mary’s Church
Mt. St. Charles Academy
Woonsocket
William P. Gladding
High Street
Odd Fellows’ Home Association
St Alban’s Lodge No
State Street
Rex James FE Greer
RRS UR ZG
Edgehill Temple
Stella Peters
Oliver Street
Riverside
Monument unveiled for Dora Esenberg at Lincoln Park Cemetery
The unveiling ceremony for the late Dora Esenberg will be held Sunday at 12 30 PM at Lincoln Park Cemetery in Warwick R. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Dora Esenberg
Lincoln Park Cemetery
Warwick
Behind the Scenes with Famous Magacians Explains Illusion
An illustrated double page feature in The American Weekly distributed with the June 23 Boston Sun Asp Advertiget reveals how eminent conjurers perform. It details stagecraft, preparation, misdirection, and the artistry behind notable magacians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
Bristol Home for Aged Women Annual Report Summary
The Bristol Home for Aged Women presents its forty second annual report detailing monthly meetings and committees, improvements in dining and hygiene, and social activities including two monthly auto rides and a World Wide Guild music event. It notes generous gifts at Christmas and Easter, hospital services by Dr Merriman, and acknowledges the passing of matron Mrs Tirrell and longtime treasurer Mrs Johnson, with Mrs Mary Clark appointed matron and Mrs Eber Hill assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Board of Managers
Saint SF
World Wide Guild of the Baptist Church
Merriman
Manton PP Tuther
Chinco
Mir
Tirrell
Irs
Nellie Condon
Miss Condon
Vrlark
Hill
Carnie T Munro
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Bristol Gardens
ST. Mary's Church
HALL
Statf SP
Attena
Newport Beach
Ten Mile Ocean Drive
Orde
Vickets
Duffy’s Store
Jolia
Gertrude Drury
Neuset Moors
Eastham
Mass
James Bee
Cook Street
Rhode Island Hospital
F F Bartrop, Jr
Saint Paul's School
Concord
Trinity Church
Albert C Larned
Hydraulhion Station
Robert Hampton Mercer
James Dew Perrs, Jr
Rhode Island
Cathedral of
St John
Providence
Mercer
St. Matthews Church
West Barrington
John L. Lannon
Countryside Garden Club
Pearse Avenue
Herrmann Wilbur
Fred Wilbur
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Hope Circle
D of L
Chall State Street
Sara Sweeney
Reba Retekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kirs
Meta Nella
Ruth Hall
Dorothy Mott
Evelyn Bingham
C. J. Yeomans
First Baptist Church
Dora Bailey
Mary R Snook
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hey Bonnie Hall
Miss Middleton
Charleston
South Carolina
RCA Radiotron
Warner Radio Service
High ST. Tel
Albert M. Remieres
Campbell’s Beans
Martha Gustis
Lamb Chops Park
Mountain Club
Florida
R. I
Georgia
Chamberlain
Bowen Motors
Market ST. Warren, R. I
Burton Stone
Ralph W. Childs
Hope Street
Mt. Hope Avenue
Mason Avenue
Ralph W Childs
Tel
E. F. Cooke
de Phoenix
Phoenix Office
Pupis
Waad
Constitution Street
Bay View
Rae
New York
Fou Pont Wharf
NEW England Steamship CO
Weg
Pozzis Drug Store
Colt
Dew Allen
Louis Tortorice
Platt Street
Bristol Narrows
Walter Remeres
Church Street
Bristol and Vicinity
Swiss Cleansing Co
Hirmay
Orenne
Broad Street
Home For Aged Women
Columbia Hall
Wood Street
The
United Textile
Workers of America
Makowsky’s
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