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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1926
Page
2
The Collector of Taxes warns overdue town taxes must be paid by Monday May 17 to avoid public notice and tax sale starting May 18 with the sale set for June 14. Officials cite rising expenditures and taxpayer numbers, detailing past and current tax totals and pending collection actions.
Charles Duffy and wife transfer lot Bob Beachmount Manor plat to Manuel Andrade and wife in a real estate transfer record.
Police seek suspects in tampering with and theft from automobiles parked on Bur ton Street between midnight Friday and 1 a m Saturday Octave Fell viz. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with information leading to arrests and conviction.
Surveyor Eugene LeClair reports repairs on Fox Hill and Mason avenues. An anniversary Mass for Mrs. Maria Jones is set for St Mary’s Church at 8 15 Friday. The Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel bazaar closed in Italian Hall. Charles L Hughes, district reporter for the Presidence Journal, is recovering from appendicitis at Truesdale Hospital. The Cyclones beat Frog Hollows 8 to 7 on the common and seek games with 13 to 15 year olds, contact Capt Farrara or Manager Cavalaro. Umbrellas advertised at Conley’s Jewelry. April reports from Brastal District Nursing Assoc. show 374 total visits. 39 Metropolitan cases and 3602 State Child Welfare visits. Bristol’s town officials signed a contract for tanker apparatus to be delivered in 60 days. The Bristol Yacht Club Orchestra performed at the Friday event. Mass Marion Jones, daughter of J O Jones, will graduate May 27 and serve as assistant supervisor at the CTT.
The paper states a rule not to accept or publish any advertising received after 4 p.m. on Monday or Thursday. Changes to advertisements may occur if prices are unavailable until Thursday afternoon, but late submissions are not considered.
C A Osterberg of Cleveland returns home after visiting his parents at 35 Central Street. The Ivy Guild of St. Michael's Church meets for its annual officers election at 7 30 this evening in the Holmes House. The Feast of Ecce Homo was observed at St Elizabeth's Church with a 10 30 mass and Rev Francisco G Vieira preached. Berean class of First Baptist Church holds its annual meeting and election of officers Thursday evening in the vestry with a pre session banquet. Bath Salts promotions and various ads appear at CONSEPYS Jewelry Store. Women’s Foreign Mission Auxiliary at First Congregational Church completes its final meeting at Mrs J Hastrouko’s home. Miss Mary Morrissey of New York visiting relatives plans two months in Europe aboard the steamer Francesco? Hiancamano sailing tomorrow. She travels with her brother Dr John H Morrissey and another brother Dr Dannl L Morrissey and their son Master John Morrissey of Providence.
Reports list operations at Truesdale Hospital and Jane Brown Memorial Hospital Providence for Mrs George L Drown and Karl Ro Moore daughter of Farrally. A Bay View avenue incident left Aristide Cabral with a facial wound treated by Dr Alfred Merriman after a vehicle struck him.
The Taft School Club meets Thursday at 3 PM in the Taft school building. Mrs Arthur Lo Smith of Barrington will speak on The Value of the Kindergarten to the Child Consequently to the Man. Cello solos by Doris Gaus with Miss Doris Sapple of Warren. Refreshments by the hospitality committee.
Ascension Day services will be held at St Mary and St Michael on Thursday with Masses at 5 30 and 9 oclock. Trinity Church will offer Holy Communion at 6 7 30 10 am and 4 pm for the day.
A testimony from a sixty year old man claiming Adlerika relieves years of stomach bloating and constipation. He says the buckthorn bark based formula removes waste, stops full feeling, and offers quick relief, calling it unlike other medicines.
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