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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1921

Page

3

Bristol Seeks Help for Destitute as Red Cross Steps In

A Bristol reader urges action as many residents lose work and cannot feed families. The Red Cross Home Service, led by Mrs. Foley, coordinates relief, medical aid, milk for babies, clothing drives, and job assistance, funded by a $1,000 town appropriation and supported by local grocers, nurses, and officials. The letter calls for public donations of secondhand clothing and emphasizes shared responsibility to aid hungry families and children.

eBristol National India Rubber Company Miss Taylor Bristol Bolster Home Service of the Red Cross Reynolds Graham Foley Home Service Hobbs Phoenix Red Cross Home Service Providence American Red Cross Washington

Chace Collins Wedding at 721 Hope Street

Miss Susie Smith Chace wed Arthur E. Collins of Warwick Neck at the Chace home on Hope Street. Rev G E Edgett officiated with Mrs Mary Angell and George Angell as attendants. The couple left for a Massachusetts wedding trip and will reside in Warwick Neck.

Susie Smith Chace Arthur E. Collins Warwick Neck Frank I. Chace Hope Street G. E. Edgett State Street M. E Mary Angell George Angell Mrs. Collins Boston Massachusetts

Y M C A NOTES Third issue of The Brother pamphlet features topics

The third issue of The Brother pamphlet from the Y M C A lists Ready Rhymes Is Immigration a Menace Heard Under the Sign of the Y Business and the Law of Success A Plea for the Poor Bristol and the New Day Spring and Summer Plans Base Ball Tips Movies and Lyceum Copies sent gratis on request

Bristol New Day Lyceum

Fourth of July Committee Names Speakers for Independence Day

The Fourth of July Committee announced Sen ator Herbert M. Sherwood will deliver the oration and Annie Veronica Fay will read the Declaration of Independence at Colt Memorial High School. A letter from Sen ator LeBaron B. Colt said the Navy referred a battleship request to the Atlantic fleet Admiral, likely to be granted. The National Guard battalion will parade in the morning and again on the common at 6 p.m.

Burnside Memorial Herbert M. Sherwood Annie Veronica Fay Colt Memorial High School United States LeBaron B. Colt Navy Department Battalion of National Guard

Bullock Couple Welcomes Son in Tow Town

May 30 in Tow Town a son was born to Mrs. and Mr. Harry Bullock. The family announces the new arrival with joy.

Bullock Tow Harry Bullock

Collins Chace marry in town by Rev Edgett

Arthur E. Collins of Warwick and Susie S. Chace of Bristol were married in town on May 28 by Reverend G. E. Edgett. The notice lists both spouses and the officiant.

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