Inauguration of Coolidge and Dawes Marks a New Era
The article notes Calvin Coolidge and Charles G. Dawes sworn in as president and vice president with a simplified ceremony and a nationwide radio coverage. It highlights the inaugural address praising tax reform collaboration with Congress, anti-legalized theft of taxes, and foreign policy aims.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Washington
Congress
America
President Walsh Thanks Bristol in Unity for Council Services
James J Walsh expresses gratitude to Bristol readers for four years as Town Council President. He commends colleagues for impartial service, notes funding limits, and endorses Me Govern Peterson Pela Morte for four votes on March 11th, urging public support.
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the Phoenix
Bristol
Councl
Bristols Fire Companies Hold Monthly Meetings
Three volunteer companies held Wednesday night meetings at their stations. Fifteen new members were voted in at the Tver Already Engine and Hose Company No 2 meeting. Plans were discussed for the musical comedy Fleurette to be presented April 20 and 21 at the Pastime Theatre for charity by local players under the Rogers Producing Company. The Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company approved one new member and received two membership applications. The Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company conducted routine business. The Defiance Hose Company met Tuesday night with one membership application received.
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Bristols
Tver
No 2
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Defiance Hose Company
Local Lodges Greet Past Noble Grands Meeting Tuesday
Local news notes attend the Past Noble Grands Association meeting in Warren on Tuesday afternoon. Republican Town Committee completes plans for biennial election with sample ballots distributed. Community sales planned for March 19 2021 by Bristol merchants. Memorial service set by Bristol Aerie for dead members. Fire damage minimal in Amasa Williston home. Various club meetings cite ceremonies, social suppers, and corset fittings under SUZMAN'S and other ads.
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Reba Lodge
Noble Grands’ Association
Warren
Gordon Hose
Suzman’s—Adv
Republican Town Committee
Belvedere
Suzman’s
Adv
Mercantile Division
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
William M. Connery
Hope Street
Dennison's
J. F Duffy's
Ladv
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagle Hall
the Aerie
BLUF
Columbia Hall
Wood Street
Princess Chrysanthemum
John Gerrard
Parish Aid Society of
Trimts Church
Charles Street
John Grabert
Jt Dupreyn
Bristol
James Davidson
Joseqrhy Wades
Frank Salvia Lloyd Swany
Mother Goose Frolic at State Street M E Church School
Members of the church school and junior department presented a Mother Goose entertainment in the vestry. Participants included Mary Gladding Warren McDonald Henry Lord Thomas Brelsford Harriet Morgan Addison Hill Eugene Heibecker Jr Dorothy Muftdock Shirley Simmons Raymond Gladding Jack Marsden Short Emma Forrest Jack Remeres Lydia Byone Nathaniel Gladding Jr Eric Marsden and others wearing period costumes. Miss Ethel Blaisdell and Miss Agana Brelsord led the event with songs recitations and a short scene from Mother Goose.
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Church School
State Street M. E
Mary Gladding
Addison Hill
Jack and Jill
Henry Brelsford
Betty Hambrick
Little Pussy
Raymond Gladding
Shirley Simmons
Old King Cole
Eugene Heibecker, Jr
Betty Blue
Dorothy Muftdock
Henry Brelsford; “Sing-a- Song-a-Sixpense,” Eugene Ryone, Jr
Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star
Old Mother Hubbard
Emma Forrest
Cock Robin
Jack Marsden
Mother Goose
Helen Remeres
Lydia Byone
Nathaniel Gladding
Eric Marsden
Mulberry Bush
Teachers Pension Demands Stir Providence and Bristol
Providence retired teachers seek a $400 annuity with Bristol pensioners asking $130. Bristol payouts ranged from $225 to $230 annually, with some never exceeding $500. State pension ties to last five years of teaching and none reach the $500 maximum. Local towns may approve more funds if taxpayers discuss it at a town meeting.
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The
Phoenix
Providence
Bristol
Chic Shoppe Millinery Brings Spring Bonnets to Bristol
Chic Shoppe Millinery at 25 State St Bristol Rhode Island invites shoppers to preview spring bonnets in bright and subdued colors. New York arrivals showcase carefully selected hats from leading styles with prices starting at 2.98 and rising to higher values.
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Chic Shoppe Millinery
State ST
Bristol
R. I
New York
Fuller Brushes Seeks Demonstrators in Warren and Bristol
求人 объявление seeks women to demonstrate Fuller Brushes at Warren and Bristol. Weekly salary plus liberal commission offered. Requires good references and neat appearance. Send credentials to Providemos Ro PT with qualifications.
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Weocan
Warren
Brisgtol
SIS
Liberal Commission
Rath
For Sale Auto Business and Tenement Space in Warren
Salerman Man seeks to sell the auto business and vacate the Upper Tenement at the corner of Hope and Franklin streets. March 1 listed as the move date. Reasonable rent for the right family. Apply D DeCRISTOFARO Star Theatre Building.
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Salerman
Salaryan Commission
Flint. Inc
Warren
Hope and
Franklin Streets
Star Theatre
For Sale Bicycles Tires and Poultry Housing
For sale items include two nearly new bicycle tires poultry housing and related gear. Price is reasonable. Apply after 3 pm at 11 Noyes Avenue.
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Noyes Avenue
Large Cottage For Lease With Steam Heat And Electricity
Cottage offers steam heat and electric service. For more information contact Box D at the Phoenix office.
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Phoenix Office
Ard Society elects officers at Tuesday church meeting
The Ard Society of the Statesetn RS Church elected a President and officers including First Vice President Mrs Charles W Martin and Second Vice President Mrs Setaphht Paul. Annual reports showed prosperity and a food sale was approved for Friday March 13.
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Ard Society
Armust
Ci Vestry
Charles “W. Martin
Setaphht Paul
Sarahi Birkworth
Ladies Committee Plans Community Supper Speech
This evening at 7 45 the Ladies Committee meets to finalize plans for a large Community Supper next week Thursday. Ray Cox Flint will speak on Community Democracy as the event aims for artistic and culinary excellence and a highly successful affair.
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Ray Cox Flint
Building Committee Sets Remodeling Plans for Annex
The Building Committee chaired by H. W Peterson with Fred G Blaisdell and Sidney Herresho ff will meet tonight at o clock to finalize remodeling plans for the annex under the finance committee. Preparations aim to decide on September building campaign plans.
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H. W Peterson
Fred G Blaisdell
Sidney Herreshoff
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