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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1923

Page

3

Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Records

Real estate transfers include Wardwell Lumber Company to Mary G Jamies for land and buildings on Thames Street and a homestead to Silva. Martinello acquires three lots on the Gooding and plat at Providence. Anna F Soderstrom gains three lots at Beach Terrace in Providence. Giuseppe Ponte transfers to Giovanni Scolato a house and lot on Mt Hope Avenue. P Murphy and wife convey to James F Duffy and wife a house and lot on the south side of…

Real Estate Transrers Wardwell, Lumber Company Mary G. Jamies Iad Thames Street Silva Martinello Gooding Providence eEstate Anna "F. Soderstrom Beach Terrace Irseppe Ponte Giovanni Scolato Mt. Hope Avenue P. Murphy James F. Duffy

Bristol Worried the Red Sox

Bristol gathered a 5 to 3 loss in a game where Spaulding and Stimpson matched pitching duties. McMillan hit a homer and Beauregard added a three base shot as Red Sox offense struggled at the plate.

Bristol RED Sox Doucette Bottomley Garvin Ooo Davidson McMillan Flagstead Menosky Shanks Beauregard Baker Burns Spaulding Finnell Graham Time

Fourth of July Committee Assignments At Colt Memorial High

Katherine Bullock, junior at Colt Memorial High, named reader of the Declaration for Independence Day. The Fourth of July Committee, led by Superintendent William C. Hobbs, discussed music, parade units from First Light Infantry and Worcester Continentals, and a 2:15 pm ball game on the common. A monster bonfire was set for 12:01 am July 4.

Katherine Bullock Colt Memorial High School William C. Hobbs Edward Rogers American Legion Band Providence Fourth First Light Infantry Putnam Phalanx Worcester Continentals Varnum Continentals United States LeBaron Colt Bristol Harbor Rex Charles W Martin State Street M E Town Hall Anderson, McKay Stewart, Wood and Fish

Memorial Service for Civil War, World War Veterans in Bristol

Members of Babbitt Post No 15 G A R and allied groups attended a memorial service at St Michael's Church in Bristol. The event featured a procession from Grand Army Hall, a Bristol Train of Artillery march, and readings by local officials. Rev Anson Howard preached on reconciliation and duty, reflecting on postwar reconstruction and national unity. A choir performed with hymns including America and The Battle Hymn of the Republic.

Babbitt Post Babbitt Wormtan’s Relief Corps Kearney American Legion Herbert F. Bennett Camp Sons of Veterans Bristol Train of Artillery Bristol Boy Scouts Bristol Girl Scouts St. Michael’s Church G. A. R. Post Grand Army Hall Merton A. Cheesman Bertram W. Wall Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps Susan M Sheple Soldiers’ Home Anson . Howard Howard North Carolina Bristol America

Farm Owner Gored by Infuriated Bull in Chestnut Street Attack

Clarence U Booth, owner of a Chestnut Street farm, was gored by a four year old Holstein bull while milking cows. He was tossed ten feet, left cheek torn open, head injuries and body wounds. His collie distracted the bull allowing him to escape to a wall. Dr Merriman treated him with six stitches.

Clarence U Booth Chestnut Street Mr Booth

Prizes Offered for Name of Rhode Island Home Economics House

High school girls statewide are invited to submit a name for the Rhode Island State College home economics practice house to be built this summer. The Colonial style ten room residence will shelter an instructor and ten students and serve as a hands on learning space. Prizes range from 5 to 1 dollars with a June 9 1923 deadline.

Rhode Island State College

Fifth District Court Hears Multiple Guilty Pleas

Frank C Souza Antonio Morino and Joseph Bruno plead guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor during a May raid led by Chief Kelley and were fined 50 dollars plus costs. Remaining docket items include a burglary case against Manuel Botelho Jr. continued two weeks, and several civil matters continued one or two weeks.

Frank C. Souza Bradford Street Antonio Morino Wood Street Joseph Bruno Frank H Hammill Fifth District Court Kelley Hammill Hugh F. Kelley Manuel Botelho, Jr Hiram A. Rounds Bristol Neck DeWitt E. Bolster Manuel Santos Mary Santos Vincenzo Santos John Ricardo John Medeiros Standard Motor Company Salvatore DeFelice

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