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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
2
The label on a Phenix shows the paid time and renewal date for subscriptions. Rates list two papers a week with post free options: one year two dollars, six months one dollar, three months fifty cents, with two cent extra copies. The notice urges merchants in the main district to keep lights on until 10:30 PM to attract evening shoppers and encourage better window displays.
In a light hearted note the duo known as WE celebrate their successful escape from reporters and the ongoing pursuit of private moments. They suggest Lindy and Anne will share many laughs over the trick that finally grants them sought peace from press attention.
The two flacal military organizations display better bearing on parade after long drill sessions and careful effort by officers and men. They deserve our praise.
A wave of new business blocks signals growing prosperity and faith in Bristol's future. Openings reflect investment and community optimism, suggesting ongoing economic expansion and renewed local confidence.
A deed transfer recorded Wednesday at the Bristol Town Clerk's office shows Alexander B Love and his wife of East Providence transferring land and buildings on Loveland Park Plat at Kickemuit to Charlotte Mclean of Providence.
Readers are invited to submit local items while final exams loom the week of June 10. Mr and Mrs George Clowes return from a two month Allentown visit. Marion J Jones arrives from Detroit for a month with the Jones family. The Coloma Madeirense committee plans Pastime Theatre entertainment. Anthony Parshley to lead Home for Aged Women services Sunday at 4. Stephen Talbee arrives to stay with Dimonds. Kearney Post baseball hosts five straight home games starting Monday. Dorothy Holt from Andover visits Bristol. she just finished her second year at the RI School of Design. Dr Thompson of Providence will check diphtheria inoculations next Monday at 2 pm.
The members of Babbitt Post No 15 Grand Army of the Republic express sincere thanks to all who assisted in Memorial Day observances. They note gratification that affiliated organizations carried out their wishes and pledge memory of the Grand Army will be perpetuated by other patriotic orders. William E. Young Junior Vice Commander William Bradford Secretary.
Miss Blanche Irene Tetu of 208 Carrington Avenue and Dr Antonion F D'Angelo of 115 Bradford Street filed marriage intentions at the Town Clerk office on Wednesday. The wedding is scheduled for Monday morning in Woonsocket.
On Tuesday June 11 a luncheon bridge is hosted by Trinity Parish House under Parish Aid Society auspices. A five act drama Under the Shadow of a Crime plays Thursday at Pas time Theatre, produced by Fryer Reads Engine and Hase Co No. 2.
Mrs William Leonard Manchester of Bristol vice president general National Society Daughters of the American Revolution sails to Washington DC for the National Board of Management and Advisory Committee for Constitution Hall. She attends Annapolis Naval Academy graduation where a DAR sword honors the top seamanship midshipman. She then joins Lucy Holcombe Chapter DAR for a Garden Party at Cornelia Cotton’s Bethesda home.
Miss Dilys M Wall of this town received two awards at RISD graduation exercises after completing her second year. She earned the Providence Art Club Scholarship in Freehand Drawing and Painting and the Anonymous Prize in Still Life Painting. Senator Jesse H Metcalf presented the honors.
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