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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1925

Page

3

Youth Defacing Property Heard in Juvenile Court

In a morning session Judge Frank H Hammiff presided over juvenile court hearings on charges of defacing a building owned by the Hein milfe estate on Prospect Street. Seventeen boys appeared with several girls implicated. cases were continued to next Monday for further investigation.

Edaattizt Phéfore Frank H. Hammiff Juvenile ‘Court Field Perenne Patrick “Heinmilfe Prospect Street

Doan's Pills Backed by Bristol Testimonies

A Bristol resident Mrs. W Garvin testifies after five years that Doan's Pills provide relief for back and kidney trouble. The endorsement cites morning stiffness and difficulty rising, with repeated use and continued efficacy. The ad urges readers to ask for Doan's Pills at Buffington's Pharmacy and other dealers.

Bristol W. Garvin Doan Buffington

Deering Fortune Bequeathed Split Among Daughters

The will of Charles Deering leaves one half of his estate to Helen Elizabeth Bates Stoddard of San Francisco with the other half divided between the daughters of Daniel R. Case. The daughters, Alina R. Case and Helena St. P. Case, are linked to prominent families and a John Sargent painting is also bequeathed to Mrs Mills.

Orsowit SiGe Savas Helene St. P. Coanel Rawit England Aed Daniel R. “Cane Charles William” Case Deering William Deering International Harvester Company Charles Deering Helen Elizabeth Bates Stoddard San Francisco Daniel R. Case Mr. Mills Iss Alina R. Case Connel-Rowan Helena St. P. Case Bristol Deering Brothers Chicago Miami Florida

Field and Track Meet Highlights at Rhode Island College Kingston

In the Class B events of the annual interscholastic meet at Rhode Island State College in Kingston on Saturday Bristol and Barrington students excelled. Christensen of Colt High School took the running broad jump at 19 feet 84 inches and placed third in the gh jump. Colt won third in the relay. Barrington's Swanson won the high jump, Fogg won the mile, the Fogg brothers were first and second in the 800-yard run, Swanson was second in the running broad jump, and H Fogg was third in the high jump. Swanson took second in the javelin. Barrington led Class B with 31 points, ahead of Colt High. The class included Barrington, Bristol, Westerly, Newport, Attleboro, Burrillville, and Stonington.

Rhode Island State College Kingston Bristol Barrington Christensen Colt High School Colt Barrington High School Swanson Fogg Fogg Brothers H_ Fogg Westerly Newport Attleboro Burrillville Stonington

Devoe Plan Lets Bristol Homeowners Paint Now with Deferred Pay

Bristol residents may have their houses painted inside and out this spring under the Devoe Home Improvement Plan sponsored by A. L. Johnston. The plan allows immediate painting with payment spread over ten monthly installments through a New York finance company, requiring 20 percent down and Devoe paint use. The scheme aims to help moderate income homeowners, provide local work for painters, and extend credit for home improvements.

Bristol Devoe A. L. Johnston Hope Street John Doe Doe New York Devoe & Reynolds Co., Inc Johnston

Celebrate Anniversary of Defiance Hose Company

The Defiance Hose Company marked its 21st anniversary with a Saturday gathering at the Hope street station. A Clover A Miller turkey supper followed at 8 pm in the decorated banquet hall with 35 plates. speeches and singing filled the evening as Dwyer's Orchestra played. The company organized May 10, 1904 with 16 members and now counts 15. Current officers include Foreman Harry Ray and First Assistant William H Manchester.

Defiance Hose Company Command Hope Street Colt Drive Clover Samuel Young Fast Providence Harry R Gray

Lines in Loving Memory of Elizabeth H Pitman

Poem memorial for Elizabeth H Pitman with lines about sorrow, reunion with loved ones, release from pain, and journey to blessed realms after death. References to following when death comes and greeting the friend loved.

Elizabeth H. Pitman

Bristol Town Helps Post Bring Legion Fund Over the Top

Kearney Post No 6 raises over $2100 toward the State nota of 50000 for the American Legion Relief Fund. Bristol exceeds its 2000 quota with strong support from residents and Auxiliary members, showing patriotic spirit and faith in the Legion.

Kearney Post State Nota American Légion Ricenet Fund Post Bristol Ist Legion Progr

Arbor Day Program Highlights School Tree Planting

An Arbor Day program at Colt Memorial High School featured Miss Laurine Bradford and students presenting songs readings plays and recitations. Three trees were planted on the lawn by Russell B Akin with Mrs Conrick and other faculty guiding performances that praised nature and community.

Laurine W Bradford Colt Memorial High School John Post Reynolds Mary Carmone Anna Maderos May Mary Cornell Adeline Leone Mabel Collins Robert Levy Antonetta Ruggerio Sylvia Artes Adehire D'Armore Wild Rose Antonetta Codola Prince Butterfly Manuel Botelho Bumble Bee Morrell Martin Pea Blossom Margaret Pacheci Silv Lel Chionchio Mignonette Virginia Ascola Poppy Josephine Russo St Marys Parochial School Key & T Carrigan St Mary's Church John Connor K McKenzie N DesLauriers McCarthy R Mott R Sartins E O'Brien Mahoney L. Burns Byrnes Pagnano

Tea and Sale To Benefit St Michael's Church Renovation

Members of Mrs Matthew J Cahoon's Sunday school class at St Michael's Church hosted an afternoon tea and sale in the Holmes Memorial House from 3 to 6. Proceeds totaled 2594 dollars for the church renovation fund. Tea and cake tables were staffed by listed volunteers and Audrey Munro played piano.

Matthew J. Cahoon St. Michael's Church Holmes Memorial House St Michael's Church Robert Munro Alma Wall Helen Georgio Freda Schafft Elizabeth Parkinson Catherine Hempel Dorothy Crowley Dorothy Roberts Shirley Newman Laura Holt Audrey Munro Cahoon Thomas Roberts J. Thomas Ashton John H. Wall

Kearney Post BOWLERS Lose to Woonsocket in Friendly Match

Last Friday evening the Kearney Post bowling team visited Andrew Young Post in Woonsocket and lost a close, spirited contest. Woonsocket’s Bentley led with 318 while Bristol’s Ole Man Nelson rolled 315. Alleys were in fine condition and fans enjoyed the event.

Kearney Post Andrew Young Post Woonsocket Bristol Boys Woonsocket Boys Bentley Bristol Nelson

Funeral Rites Held for Miss Elizabeth Howland Pitman

The funeral for Miss Elizabeth Howland Pitman, of 3 Franklin Street, occurred Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. Anson B. Howard officiated at St. Michael's Church where she held membership. Floral tributes came from the Ladies Benevolent Society Ivy Guild Rhode Island Field Naturalist Society Audubon Society and Church Periodical Club. Bearers were William Howland Sweet Charles B. Lewis Herbert B. Burnham and Benjamin M. MacDougall. Burial followed in the family lot at North Cemetery.

Elizabeth Howland Pitman Franklin Street Anson B. Howard St. Michael’s Church Ladies’ Benevolent Society Ivy Guild St. Michael's Church Rhode Island Field Naturalist Society Rhode Island Audubon Society Rhode Island Church Periodical Club William Howland Sweet Charles B. Lewis Providence Herbert B. Burnham Benjamin M. MacDougall North Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs. John Lema

Funeral services for Mrs. John Lema who died Thursday at her home 185 Mount Hope avenue were held at 830 o'clock Saturday morning at her home and at 9 o'clock a requiem was celebrated at St Elizabeth's Church by Rev Francisco G Vieira. Burial was at St Francis Cemetery Providence.

John Lema Mount Hope Avenue St.lizabeth’s Church Francisco G Vieira St Francis Cemetery Providence

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