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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1931

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Seekonk Woman Fails in Attempt to End Life

Mrs. Emily Keyser of Seekonk Massachusetts, wife of an Army officer, drank poison in a bid to take her life. She was found unconscious on Hope Street near Usher Place around 2 30 AM Wednesday and admitted to St Josephs Hospital for treatment with hope of recovery. She was seen Tuesday evening near the Bristol Yacht Club asking questions about local police rounds bridge height and harbor depth. Police were alerted by Miss Margaret Morris and Dr W L Serbst ordered her removal to Colt Memorial Ambulance for care. Family says long poor health may have contributed to the act.

Emily Keyser Seekonk Mass U. S. Army Hope Street Usher Place Margaret Morris Keyser Bristol Yacht Club Bristol Harbor T. Hope Bridge St. Joseph's Hospital W. L. Serbst Colt Memorial Ambulance St Joseph’s Hospital

Bristol youths enrolled at military training camp

Eight of the nine Bristol youths enrolled in the Citizens Military Training Camp will attend Fort Adams in Newport for the third year course. Raymond Makowsky fresh Harvard graduate will attend the White unit and William Crowley Jr Phoenix staff member along with Nelson Wells take the second year course. John R White Jr John McCarthy Robert Lave and Johnoy L Hogan Jr will begin the first year course. Pete Brightman Colt Memorial High School athlete will attend Fort Ethan Allen as the lone eagle.

Bristol Citizens Fort Adams Newport Fort Ethan Allen Vermont Raymond Makowsky Harvard William Crowley, Jr Phoenix Nelson Wells John R White John McCarthy Robert.Lave Johnoy L. Hogan, Jr Pete Brightman Colt Memorial Lone Eagle

Mrs Isabel Morris Injured In Street Accident

Mrs Isabel Morris of Wood street sustained leg and back injuries Tuesday afternoon when a truck driven by Samuel Jardine struck a parked car owned by her brother William Simmons at 145 Bay View avenue. Police arrested Jardine on a charge of driving a vehicle with defective brakes and she received treatment from Dr Harold DeWolf and Dr William Serbst at Patpolman Baker's home.

Isabel Morris Wood Street Samuel Jardin Central Street Warren Morris William Simmons Franklin Street Simmons William S. Baker, Jr Bay View Avenue

Judge Leahy to Speak at Eagles Memorial Services Sunday

Memorial services for Bristol Aerte No 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles will be held Sunday at 2 p m at the Pastime Theatre. Judge Edward L Leahy will give an ovation, with readings by Mrs Alice McHugh Coughlan and vocal solos by Miss Aidan Connery Miss Nora FE Dwyer and Vernon A Gray. Arrangements chair Ambrose A Desilets with a listed committee.

Bristol Aerte Order of Eagles Edward L. Leahy Alice McHugh Coughlan Aidan Connery Nora FE. Dwyer Vernon A. Gray Ambrose A. Desile

Bristol-Colt Alumni Ball This Evening at Colt High

Plans complete for the Bristol-Colt Alumni Ball in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium. The second annual event, sponsored by the Bristol-Colt Alumni Association, issued over 250 cards. James C Ruggeiro chairs the committee.

Colt Memorial High School Bristol- Colt Bor Bristol-Colt Alumni Association James C Ruggeiro

Fourth Of July Committee Explains Celebration Stance

The Bristol Fourth of July Committee defends continuing the town celebration despite local job losses from the shoe division move. It argues spending stays local benefits merchants and visitors, upholds traditions, and aims to ease distress while spreading good cheer.

Bristol

Fourth of July in Bristol Promotes Unity and Economic Boost

The Bristol Fourth of July committee defends the town celebration as vital to civic spirit and local business. It notes 28,000 visitors from out of town last year, a $1,000 appropriation funds multiple bands, and a battleship crew presence that boosts spending, aiming to stave off low mood and attract industry.

Bristol Bristol Train of Artillery

State Board Says Bristol Can Afford Committee Plan

Bristol officials face court action threats as State Board of Purification of Waters cites low debt and strong finances to push the $30 000 plan. Chairman Connolly warns Bristol residents of potential contempt if voters delay, noting Bristol’s $18 ,705,500 assessed valuation and 1.29 percent debt. Bristol argues industrial setback affects tax support. Williams pledges a special town meeting to explain the board’s position and proposed costs.

Council Williams Bristol State—Board T H Connolly State Board of Purification of Waters W. Fred Walliams, Jr Connolly Supreme Court Westerly East Greenwich Warren Burrillville Tyler Barrows Leahy

Only Religious Exercises For Italian Feast Day

Rev Fr Pola pastor of Our Lads of Mount Carmel Church announces the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel will be observed with religious services only this year. The usual exterior pomp is omitted due to the discouraging condition of the town's working people.

Fr Pola

Children to Lead Morning Service at First Congregational

Morning service at 1030 at First Congregational Church conducted by Junior Christian Endeavor members. Miss Sally Church presides. Frank Fales leads responsive reading. Norman Hibbert reads Scripture. Miss Ruth Sandford offers prayer. Pendleton twins Clyde and Clinton collect offerings. Rev. Herbert D Graetz preaches on A Little Child Shall Lead Them. Baptism follows. Afternoon Children Day program at 4 in DeWolf Memorial Chapel ends Church School for summer. Evening Union service 730 at State Street M E Church. Dr A W Pitt of Providence will speak.

First Congregational Church Christian Miss Sally Church Frank Fales Norman Hibbert Ruth Sandford Pendleton Clyde and Clinton Herbert D Graetz Church School DeWolf Memorial Chapel State Street M. E A. W. Pitt, M .D Providence

N. I. R. Meets LaFazia Drugs Tonight

Manager Jack LaFazia states Bill Smart Harvard athlete joins Eddie Janis and Johnny Notte of Providence College infielders to play for LaFazia Drug Store nine against Kid Hope’s N. I. R. Co. tonight on the common at 6 30. Smart will likely handle an outfield position.

Jack LaFazia Bill Smart Harvard University Eddie Janis Johnny Notte Providence College LaFazia

Obituary of Mrs Annie M Paull Miller of Newburg

Word has been received of the death on May 27 of Mrs Annie M Paull Miller wife of Edward W Miller of Newburg New York and daughter of the late Henry E and Annie M Edds Paull of this town Burial was at Newburgh May 29 Survived by husband and three sisters Susie A E Davis of Clayton Paul Herzig of Bristol and C O F Thompson of Edgewood Rhode Island.

Annie M (Paull) Miller Edward W Miller Newburg N. Y Henry E Annie M Edds) Paull Newburgh C. O. F. Thompson Edgewood, R. 1

Shake-Down Visit Targets Nappi Liquor Sale

Joseph Nappi of High street reported an attempt by a so called federal agent to obtain hush money to permit liquor sales at a wide open rate. Alfred Dubuc intervened with a revolver and police arrived quickly. The chief identified as Irving Cooke of Providence.

Joseph Nappi High Street Alfred Dubuc Nappi Dubuc Irving Cooke Thurber Avenue Providence

Spirit Is Willing But the Flesh Is Weak Sermon at State Street M E Church

Services for Sunday June 28 include 10 30 morning worship with an address by Rev Wm C Darby titled The Spirit is Willing But the Flesh is Weak Church School at 11 50 and union evening services at 7 30 at the Methodist Church with speaker A W Pitt of Providence.

Union Methodist Church A. W. Pitt Providence

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St. Joseph’s Hospital Isabel.Morris Judge Leahy Bristol-Colt Just Edward Drumzovtemeis Neil Hamilton Kay Johnson the Spy Grant Withers Thelma Todd SWANEE _RIVER Dorothy Mackall Milton Sills Sharon Lynn Kenneth Mackenna WAR Nurse” News Anita Page Wm. Faraum Tom Santschi Robert Frazier Graham McNamee News N. E. Dist. Corp Edmund Lowe Jeanette McDonald Roland Young Paramount News National India Rubber Company United States Rubber Company Childrenr Annie M. Miller R. J. Kavanaugh State Street M. E. Church Wm. C. Darby Cen Cece Gerden_Fursitara Seacon Bristol, R. I Colt High School Bristol-Colt Memorial High School
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