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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1924

Page

3

New Volunteer Fire Company Formed On Thames Street

Thirty young men including former volunteers organized a new volunteer fire company at Thames street fire station. Officers elected include Donat J. Gladue as representative and Howard Cunningham as foreman. A constitution and by laws will be adopted next Wednesday. The group will participate in the Fourth of July parade as their first public appearance.

Thames Street King Philip Fire Company Board of Fire Engineers Donat J. Gladue Howard F. Cunningham Joseph Paul William H. Hughes William Rinaldi Fred Guevremont George Dem John Grabert Henry W Peterson Donat J Gladue

HIS SIDE OF THE STORY TO THE EDITOR OF THE PHENIX

A Bristol town controversy over the King Philip Fire Engine Company’s Thames street station on August 13 1923 a special meeting was held to decide about attendance at an event and election of three former members amid protests that notices were improperly issued The Town Council later ordered the company to vacate without a proper hearing asserting illegality of the meeting and elections The author a long serving volunteer foreman claims the dispute is political and vows the company remains active and undeterred against three or four men’s actions

Hristel King Philip Fire Engine Company Thames Street New England League Crescent Park Board of Eneers Board of Engineers King Philp Company Committee On Fire Department Tys King Shilip.Com Fire Department Bristol Fire Department of King Philip Company Comnars

Christianity as steadfast bulwark in face of assaults

An excerpt emphasizes Christianity as the enduring strength of civilization and government. Citing President Coolidge in a New York convention speech, it declares the Christian faith essential to national spirit, education, and international leadership, predicting growing influence and urging recognition of this transformation.

New York States M. C Coolidge America

Methodist Churches Unite for Union Service

No 13 churches will join in a union service with Rev Francis R Enslin delivering the sermon at the ceremony.

Francis R. Enslin

Fire Engine Company No 1 Foreman Letter

A letter signed by Joseph Gladue as foreman of the King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company No 1 references its charter granted by the Rhode Island General Assembly and notes its fire service lineage and authority.

King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co General Assembly Rhode Island Bristol Joseph Gladue King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company

Bristol Scouts to Parade with Babbitt Post Memorial

The Bristol Troops of the Boy Scouts of America are ordered to meet at the Scout Building on Hope Street tomorrow morning for the parade and exercises of Babbitt Post No 15 GA. A detail will depart at 6:30 a m to decorate veterans graves at local cemeteries and Camp Takarest opens tonight and stays open through Sunday evening.

Bristol Boy Scouts of America Hope Street No. 15 Memorial Jay

Sons of Veterans to Decorate Civil War Graves

Officers and members of Lieut H F Bennett Camp meet at the Court House at 6:30 AM to decorate veterans graves at Sanrious Cemeteries. They will then assemble at AR Hall at Yam to join in a parade and exercises with Babbitt Post No 15 G AR.

H F Bennett No &, Sons of Veterans Court House Yam Babbitt

Church Notes Sunday after Ascension Service List

Holy Communion at 10.30 with a short address on its meaning and purpose. Church School at 12. Confirmation lecture at 6 in the church. Evening prayer with address at 7.30.

Schedule of church services on Sunday

Holy Communion at 7 30 A M Matins at 9 45 A M Church School at 10 00 A M Morning prayer and sermon at 10 45 A M Evensong and address at 7 30 P M

Weekend Church Schedule With The One Insistent Demand

The Friday worship will be omitted this week. Sunday morning service at 10 30 features the sermon The One Insistent Demand. Church School meets at noon and there is a union service at 7 30 Sunday night at the Baptist Church.

Baptist Church

State Street M. E. Church Parsonage Services Schedule

The State Street M. E. Church invites all to attend Sunday services at 10:30 worship and 12:00 preaching, Sunday School at 6:30, Epworth League at 7:30, and Friday preaching at 7:30, with a prayer meeting.

Epworth League

Morning Services and Evening Programme at Local Church

Morning services begin at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor followed by communion. Church School meets at 11 45. Evening services start at 7 30 at the First Congregational and the State Street church.

Communion Church School First Congregational State Street

Reverend Armstrong Leads Local Congregation Services

Rev Thomas Armstrong pastor. Sunday services at 10 45 AM Sunday School at 12 PM and 6 PM Young People meeting at 6 PM Prayer meeting held Wednesdays at 7 45 PM All are invited to attend.

Thos. Armstrong

Building the Bridge for Him

Poem about an old man who finishes a bridge to help the next generation cross a chasm. A fellow traveler rebukes the act as unnecessary since his own journey ends. The builder explains future youth must pass that way and his work is for them. The tale embodies Christian life.

Life as a School of Experience, Quote by Henry van Dyke

A reflective passage compares life to a school where facts teach, experiences provide lessons, friends guide, work trains, love interprets, and teaching methods learning. Joy reveals fountains, sorrow shows stars, and personal knowledge grows through duties and pleasures.

Joy Sorrow Henry van Dyke

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