Hen Egg Record Shatters Bristol Breed in February
Rev H Usher Monro of North Scituate reports 14 Rhode Island Reds hatched last June laid 268 eggs in February, 14 hens averaging 94 daily eggs, and 178 eggs in the first half of March. One day Washington’s Birthday saw all 14 hens laying. This contrasts 12 Bristol Reds’ 57 percent per hen for February.
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Rev. H. Usher Monro
North Scituate
Mass
Phoenix
John H. Wall
Mr. Wall
Bristol
Washington
Mino
Wall
John HE Wall
Rhode Island
Nune
Reva Housher Monro
Funeral service for Mary Conte at St Elizabeths Church
A funeral Mass for Mary Joseph Conte wife of Manuel Corte was held yesterday at St Elizabeths Church Sto Elizabeths with Fr Vieira officiating. The 45 year old mother of three was remembered by her husband and family. interment followed at St Marys Cemetery.
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Mary Joseph Conte
Manuel Corte
Hope Street
Sto Elizabeths Church
Res Francesco
Vieira
Mrs Corte
Sto Thrabeths Church
Nirs
Cate
St Mary's Cemetery
Bristol Dog Licenses 1922 Rules Published
Town of Bristol announces annual dog license requirements for all ages. Licenses may be obtained in April with fees of 1.15 for a male or 5.15 for a female, plus collar and owner identification. May licenses cost 2.15 for a male or 6.15 for a female. John W Church, Town Clerk, Bristol RI, issues March 17, 1922.
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Bristol
John W Church
Bristol RI
Pastime film bill lists two reels of romance and Western thrillers
The listing promotes two five reel features by Realart and Carl Laemmle with Constance Binney in First Love and Frank Magg in Tracked to Earth, plus Shirley Mason in The Mother Heart. It notes a two reel Educational comedy Rain Makers, a Japan feature Face to Face with Japan, and a March 27 28 showing of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse by Rex Ingram with background commentary on the epic production and novel Theodora stage origins.
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Realart
Beautiful
Constance Binney
Art
Stanton
Josie Sedgwick
Carl Laemmle
Frank Magg
William J. Neidig
Saturday Evening Post
Virginia Valli
Folles
Mr Mayo
Witham Fox
Shirley Mason
Japan
Rex Ingram
Theodora Classic Film Production Odyssey
A detailed note on the Italian epic Theodora produced by Unione Cinematografica Italiana. It describes a two year plus production, cost over 3 million dollars, vast sets by Armando Brasin, 30,000 costumes, imperial cloaks, and a cavalry guard assignment to manage a massive cast requiring 500000 feet of film.
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Theodora
Unione Cinematografica Ttaliana
Rita Joliet
Rome
Tly Armando Brasin
Vatican
Justinian
Italy
Charles Livingston longtime town resident dies at 74
Charles Livingston aged 74 and a 47 year resident died Saturday night at his daughter Mrs William H Taylor’s Metacom avenue home. Born in Ireland he previously lived in Mineral Ridge Ohio and farmed on Chestnut street after leaving his job at National India Rubber. He is survived by two daughters five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were held today at 2 pm at First Congregational Church and Mortuary Chapel with interment at North Cemetery. Bearers included William H Dolan East Providence Charles O Clement Vernon B Gray Amos Wright and Richard Connery.
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Charles Livingston
William H. Taylor
Metacom Avenue
Livingston
Ireland
Mineral Ridge
Ohio
Hannah Belle Greenwell
National India Rubber Company
Chestnut Street
Willam H. Taylor
Clarence A. Booth
James J. Goodacre
First Congregational Church
North Cemetery
William H. Dolan
Providence
Charles O Clement
East Providence
William H Thayer
Vernon B Gray
Amos Wright
Richard Connery
Editorial staff elected for Colt Memorial High School class paper
At a meeting of the class of 1922 editors were chosen for the school paper. Joseph Walsh was named Editor in Chief and Joseph Ruggiero as Assistant Editor. Mary Morris is Business Manager with Margaret Nerone as Assistant. Stetson Clowes is Circulation Manager and Eileen Moore as Assistant. Samuel Fisenberg and Regina Morris are Literary Editors with Frances Hopkins as Exchange Editor. Walter Wennerstrand is Jake Editor and Annie D Sisson is Alumni Editor. Faculty Advisor is Miss Sarah Callan.
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Colt Memorial High School
Joseph Walsh
Joseph Ruggiero
Mary Morris
Margaret Nerone
Stetson Clowes
Eileen Moore
Samuel Fisenberg
Regina Morris
Fances Hopkins
Jake
Walter Wennerstrand
Annie D_ Sisson
Sarah Callan
Bristol Girl Scouts Hike to Poppasquash Field trip
On Saturday March 18 Bristol Girl Scouts undertook an 8 mile hike to Poppasquash. Twelve scouts led by Capt De Wolf cooked lunch over fires they built and passed fire and cooking tests. En route home they played with a tens ball, ran relays, did athletic stunts, sang scout songs.
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Bristol Girl Scouts
Poppasquash
de Wolf
Bristol social events calendar spans March to July
A list of community gatherings including Italian dinner by Mt Carmel Circle on March 21, Old Fashioned and Modern dancing by Bristol Train of Artillery on March 23, a Salad Supper by Bristol Mothers' Club on March 23, a Faster sale and supper by Mite Society on April 4, multiple dances by Knights of Columbus and Dreadnaught Hook Ladder on April 17, Minstrel entertainment by Bristol Athletic Association on April 17–18, and the St Michael's parish Fair on July 6–8 at Holmes Memorial House and Lacke Close.
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Gar
Halk
Mt Carmel Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Artillery Armory
Bristol Train of Artillery
Rockwell Hall
MCA
Bristol Mothers’ Club
First Baptist Church
Mite Society
Belvedere Sun Parlor
Bristol Council
No 379
Knights of Columbus
Naval Armory
Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and
Bristol Athletic Association
St Michael's Parish
Holmes Memorial House
Lacke Close
Freshman Suggests Amphibious Training For Soldiers
The Granite State News notes a freshman proposal that with training soldiers could traverse a stream 90 feet wide by walking on the bottom with water over their heads. The idea envisions a disciplined body moving across the waterlogged width as part of amphibious tactics.
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Freschman
Granite State News
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Unione Cinematografica Italiana
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St Marys Cemetery
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Abram L. Atwood
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Dorchester Mutual
Boston
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Jersey Milk & Cream
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