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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
2
The Bristol double ended ferry Bristol of the Newport and Providence Railway Company begins the season tomorrow. The Bristol Chapter D A R meets next Monday at Mrs. Fred C. Green's home in Warren. Various local activities include lodge gatherings, war service recognitions, and community notices across Bristol.
To the Editor of the Phenix, a patriotic appeal urges readers to increase Liberty Loan subscriptions. The letter notes soldiers' hardships abroad, compares salaries, and argues that home front generosity keeps troops hopeful and reclines toward a swift return.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional internal remedy for catarrh claiming to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Offers one hundred dollar reward for any case cured. Mentions local remedies failing and directs to send for circulars and testimonials. Also notes Zechonal’s fly pills for constipation.
Prayer meeting at 7 30 tonight on The Early Christians at Work. Sunday schedule includes morning worship at 10 30 with Rest Goodacre preaching on The Congregational Church and Our Heritage, Sunday school at noon, and evening worship at 7 30 with a praise chorus and pastor’s sermon The Doctrines of Christianity. Foreign Mission Auxiliary annual meeting at Mrs Hasbrouck’s home State street Wednesday May 14 at 4 p m with officer elections and social hour.
C M H S beat Sacred Heart College 1 to 0 at Central Falls in five innings due to rain. Cooke debuted on the mound with a no hit no run outing and nine strikeouts. Hill walked and stole second to score on Nerone’s double in the third. Yarla kept defense steady behind the plate.
The Principessa Elena Society hosted a Tuesday evening program at the Pastime Theatre with Italian residents filling the house. Performers presented grand opera selections in solos, duets, and quartets, featuring Dr Jules Jordan’s miniature opera and violinist Ella Beatrice Ball, who captivated the crowd. A standout novelty was a model posing display of young ladies in costume under Signor A Baccari, drawing applause.
District Nurse Miss Martha Graham reports April totals with 33 total cases, 21 new, 12 carried over, 17 discharged, 1 death, 14 under care, 58 visits to business and behay, 5 metropolitan cases, 35 metropolitan visits, 2 tuberculosis visits, 306 total visits. Women patients 24 and children 5.
For sale a ten room two tenement house with lot size 5383 by 100 feet on Summer Street near Hope Street. Fine location with good water view and a reasonable price.
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