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A community chorus announces a Wednesday town sing in the high school gym inviting residents to join in. The notice highlights a communal musical event as part of local activities.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
5
A community chorus announces a Wednesday town sing in the high school gym inviting residents to join in. The notice highlights a communal musical event as part of local activities.
The school at 756 will host the Choral Society’s first Messiah rehearsal. New members are invited and no auditions will be required until autumn.
At a Rogers free library trustees meeting held yesterday afternoon the nomination of Mrs Wallis E Howe was approved to fill the vacancy created by the death of Rev Dr George L Locke. The nomination also includes the office of secretary of the board contingent upon Town Council election.
Trinity Church hosted a Grand Army of the Republic memorial service Sunday evening. Babbitt Post No. 15 and Lieut. Herbert E. Bennett Camp No. 8 were escorted by Bristol units and veterans to the church. Town Council members sat in the front as Rev. Frank Damrosch Jr. delivered an engaging sermon. The service closed with The Star Spangled Banner.
In Bristol the Red Cross Home Service department seeks volunteers to aid demobilization relief and ongoing social work. Women inspired by wartime service are urged to come to the YMCA rooms to offer time and skills for the welfare of others amid postwar recovery.
The Brotherhood of St Michael’s Parish held a chapel meeting with 40 to 60 attendees. President Stephen W Hopkins led routine business and approved a summer field day. Ivy Guild hosted a fine supper and was invited to join the event. Toasts by J F Farrally and remarks by Hopkins, Dr Willams, Miss Frelin Bache, Miss Maria Norris, Rev Howard, Dr Siegel and C B Rockwell followed.
Superior Court session in Bristol County opened with Judge Blodgett presiding. Alfred Hassett’s $20,000 damages claim for injuries to a Hassett boy from fireworks on July 16, 1915, was non-suited. Motion for continuance denied. 3 jurors discharged. Naturalization papers granted to several. petitions received.
DIED Heuberger In Warren May 25 Herm an and Elsie M Heuberger infant son aged 1 year 2 months.
Memorial Day observance planned for May 30 1919 by Babbitt Post 15 G A R under General Orders from the Rhode Island department. The schedule includes a 9 30 a m assembly at G A R Hall Hope Street, a parade formation, graveside services at multiple cemeteries, a firing squad, and ceremonies at Soldiers and Sailors Monument and National India Rubber Company wharf, with religious and civic participants.
Miss Madeline Reynolds daughter of Mrs Elizabeth and the late John Post Reynolds has left her post as bookkeeper in the Colt Farm super intendent's office at Poppasquash after two years. She was presented a mahogany lamp by Colt Farm employees in a ceremony in the new dairy barn. She will marry Henry F Tingley of Barrington on June 7 at Trinity Church Providence. Miss Theodora August will take the position vacated by Reynolds.
The Providence Real Estate and Improvement Company transfers a Beach Ter race lot to Walter B. Swanson. The Sanford homestead estate comprising a cottage dwelling and lot on the north side of Smith Street is conveyed to Miss Isoline N Barns.
Colt High meets Dan Coggeshall's Alumni at 3 30 PM tomorrow on the Common in a hard fought game. Expected stars include Eddie Garvin Gray on talent Dan Coggeshall and Emery taargtia. Willige Hughes Morrissey Duffy Lavander Lee and Yarla anchor the line and battery for Bristol fans.
A notice requests all persons who borrowed Red Cross garments before May 15 to return them promptly. It calls for knitters to make children sweaters mufflers and women's shawls to be returned by the summer. Information for working with banners during the summer may be obtained from Mrs W F Williams. Red Cross rooms will be open on Monday afternoons only through June July and August.
The Acolytes meet at 7 30 tonight. Ascension Day service moves from 8 30 to 6 30 AM on Thursday. The choir should be prompt to start on time. A memorial Day requiem is scheduled for 9 AM.
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