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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1937

Page

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Canon Parshley Receives Doctor of Literature

Rev Canon Anthony R Parshley rector of St Michael's Church is awarded Webster University's Doctor of Literature in absentia at a March convocation. Bishop Bennett lauds his diocesan service noting his impact on the Diocesan Record and Mission leadership.

Anthony R. Parshley St. Michael's Church Parshley Webster University of Dr Parshley Litchfield Hills Hood Southern University Bradley Granville G Bennett Rhode Island Canon Parshley Diocesan Council Elmer S. Mapes

Eagles to Close Popularity Contest

Bristol Rene No 953 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles announces the popularity contest ends at midnight May 15. Committee in charge led by barman Nicholas Ruggiere notes Eleanor St Angelo and Michael Stegnano remain in the lead with the latest standings showing Eleanor St Angelo 4026 Flora Bettencourt 3901 Michael Steignano 3342 John Fielding 2836 Babe Terr Moniz 2613 Anthony J Nunes 540.

Bristol Rene Order of Eagles Nicholas Ruggiero Eleanor St Angelo Michael Stegnano Fleanor St Angelo Flora Bettencourt Michael Steignano John Fielding

Tag Day At Colt Memorial High To Aid Field Fund

Twenty Colt Memorial High School girls chosen by Principal Edward J Fitzgerald will serve as solicitors for the Guiteras Field Fund during Tag Day tomorrow. Teams, led by committee chair James F Duffy, will compete with the top seller earning a pound box of chocolates.

Edward J Fitzgerald Colt Memorial High School Guiteras Field Fund James F Duffy

Providence Man to Speak at Bristol K C Banquet

Thomas J Meehan of Providence will be principal speaker at Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus annual banquet and Ladies Night in RK of Hall on State Street. Bristol clergy and Mrs Margaret Connery will be guests. Grand Knight Waitham T Dwyer toasts. Activities include films and songs. a turkey dinner will be served.

Thomas J Meehan Providence Bristol William Kelley Columban Seminnarys Margaret Connery Hope Circle D of 1 William Maloney James Hammill Joseph L. King Thomas J Tobin John G Deslamers James F Meiggs Joseph Fison William T Dwver

Countryside Garden Club Meets and Opens Garden

The Countryside Garden Club gathers tonight at Mrs John J Condon's home on Church Street for a plant and seed exchange. Mrs Sebastian Bernard Jr will open her Hope Street garden to the public Saturday afternoon May 15 to benefit the club with afternoon tea. Assisted by Mrs Louis Beauregard Mrs William L Serbst Mrs James Connors and Mrs C M Connery with Miss Nora E Dwyer ex officio.

Countryside Garden Club John J Condon Church Street Sebastian Bernard, Jr Hope Street Louis Beauregard William L. Serbst James Connors C. M Connery Nora E. Dwyer

Appointment of Sewage Plant Sup t Causes Much Comment

The Bristol town sewer board faces criticism over Cecil C Getchell’s appointment as superintendent of the disposal plan amid embezzlement charges and calls from Town Council to reconsider. Council leaders question control over the board and press for a review while Getchell awaits trial in Providence on a $15,000 embezzlement case from the Bristol County Water Company.

Sewer Commission C. C. Getchell Wm. T. Dwyer Council Donald Gladue Cecil C Getchell Gladue Sewer Board Getchell Providence Bristol County Water Company Bush Town Council Prescott B Paull Paull Sewer Boards Joseph A Hammill Flam deWolf Department of Public Works John Ro Magee House of Representatives Corporations Committee Braga Shawcross State Democratic Committee Magee Pasquale Pagnano Bristol Detchel 'B Glaude Peter Gasper James A. Sisson William T Dwyer Gasper Fifth District Liberty

Altar Society Plans Guest Night Observance

The Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church outlines a Guest Night at Parish Hall on May 18 with Mapes as principal speaker and Vincent Saviano as guest. Italian class at Colt Memorial High School to perform. Five dollar donation approved for Catholic Charity drive. Rev Anthony Bainotti welcomed. choir and instrumental entertainment featured. Committee members listed. Holy Communion in a body planned for June 6.

Our Lady of Mt Carmel General Arrangements Committee Congregational Principessa Elena Lodge Songs of Italy Academy Hall Wood Street James J Velleca Bristol Foelterbe Congregational Street Aite Academy Hall Altar Society of Our Lady of Mit Carmel Church Hal Congregational Street Elmer S. Mapes Vincent Saviano Colt Memorial High School Geraldine Marino Anthony Bainotti Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Fr Bainott James J. Vellaca Joseph Sorzano William Lero Antonette Rucci Thomas Campagna R. Perroni Frank Bruno Julia Gusti Elia Gusti Leonardo DeGati Ann Santulli Velleca

Horace Mann Acknowledged As Father Of The Common School

The article notes Horace Mann as an educator and idealist who shaped the American public school system. It cites his 1846 Letter To School Children urging industrious work and benevolence. May 4 marked Mann’s 100th anniversary as Massachusetts Board of Education secretary, after which he dedicated 11 years to public schooling.

Horace Mann Board of Education of Massachusetts State Senate

Horace Mann’s Start in Massachusetts Education 1837

A look at public schooling a century ago shows limited free elementary education, poor teacher training, and underfunded buildings. Horace Mann began reform in Massachusetts in 1837, when many districts faced mass school closures and unruly discipline.

Reformer's zeal and lasting impact on teacher training

The passage recalls a reformer who faced low pay but vowed revenge, then pursued reform through lectures and writings. His work spurred reorganization, with annual reports widely quoted, and Massachusetts established three normal schools that became models nationwide for training better teachers.

Massachusetts

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Bennett Canon Parshbey Webster University Georgia Jeanette MacDonald Nelson Eddy John Barrymore Jungle Jim Death Valley Betty Furness Gordon Jones Lowell Thomas NEWS Lloyd C Douglas Errol Flynn Anita Louise Margaret Lindsay Sir Cedric Hardwicke MT. Carmel Bristol K. C Countryside Club Sisson Barrows Mr. Gasper Gladu Francois L. deWolf Richard J Kavanaugh McLaughlin William P Mclaughlin Altar Society Slere Shere
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