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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1921
Page
3
The report lists April 1921 figures for the District Nurse service. It shows 37 cases carried over, 18 new patients, total 55, with 22 discharged and 3 deaths. Under care remain 30. Visits include 66 business and advisory, 1043 Metropolitan, 35 tuberculosis, 8 obstetric cases (men and 8 women), 332 children, with 14 operations and 11 oral visits by Mary Taylor RN.
Rev Dr Samuel Smith Drury rector of St Pauls School Concord New Hampshire, native of this town, was unanimously chosen by vestry to become rector of Trinity Church New York in an April 18 election, but has declined the honor and will remain in his present position. In his declination letter Dr Drury stated that while he was ...
The fragment notes Dr. Drury becoming vice rector of St. Pauls School in 1910 and ascending to rector in 1911, with a quoted sentiment about wishing to stay and complete work at the original site. It references other ideas but lacks full context or confirmable events.
Wednesday at 7 p m the captains James Lee Anthony Silvia Arthur Ethier and G Nerone will decide all selections for the Industrial baseball league ahead of opening day next Saturday. A summer path program committee for the Ga will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The International Brotherhood will hold a meeting and smoker at 7 30 p m with plans for the near future. Friday at 7 30 p m the Industrial Workers social features William Desmond in The Pretenders with a Charlie Chaplin short and a small admission to cover expenses.
Wanted young men and women over 17 for Postal Mail Service. 120 month engagements with examinations in May. Experience unnecessary. For details write Raymond Terry former Civil Service examiner at 85 Continental Building Washington D C.
Dr Merriman urged hiring an additional town nurse to manage tuberculosis cases in schools and clinics. The expense would total $1500 with one third funded by the state. the board was urged to appropriate $500 and the town council pledged to raise its share.
Bristol defeats Naval Training Station 97 to 10 in 11 innings after late rally. Murphy, Erhardt, Finnigan key hits. Wright hits his homer as Bristol gains edge with errors by the sailors. Winning run scored in the eleventh when Murphy stole second and Erhardt singled.
The Factory Council and management of the National India Rubber Company announce further rate reductions effective Monday May 1 16 for clerks and weekly paid workers and mill payroll staff. Conditions in footwear and wire divisions force the cut though the company notes relative year end progress and promises revised schedules to Working Conditions Committees this week.
At the Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion meeting in the G A R Hall, members voted to parade in uniform with the G A R on Memorial Day and elected A Elmer McNamara and George R Fish to executive and drive committees respectively. They approved $5 for grave decorating in France and $25 for a Memorial Day band, plus a relief resolution for disabled World War veterans. A May basket party followed with coffee and cake. Women's Auxiliary delegates attended the state convention in Providence, where Helen Condon was elected second vice president and Col L Callan spoke at the opening.
In Bristol last night Bristol Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles elected officers for the coming year. Past Worthy President Joseph Connell, Worthy President Ambrose Desilets, Chaplain Milton Morgan, Secretary John F Lowney, Treasurer Fred Guevremont, Inside Guard John DuPonte, Outside Guard Walter Bergeron, Aerie Physician Dr A M Merriman. Trustees named Charles E Duquette for two years and Harry R Gray for one year. Joseph Connell named as trustee for one year.
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