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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1915

Page

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Town Council Receives Twenty-One Liquor License Applications

The Town Council at its Wednesday meeting received 21 liquor license applications, four more than last year, with a pledge that total licenses granted will not exceed prior year. A hearing is set for Tuesday, Nov. 23, and other actions include approvals for street signage, pole permissions, and highway committee referrals.

Providence United States Cartense New England Insurance Exchange James T. Haines Hope and Court Streets Committee On Providence Telephone Company Cole Street Wood Street Children’s Play Ground Association Gibson Road Bristol Highlands Industrial Trust Company Robert M. Simmons North Cemetery Thomas Dwyer Usher Place

William Boss Sfer and Miss Bertha Pollard wed in Providence

William Boss Sfer of Barrington and Bertha Pollard of Edgewood married Tuesday at All Saints Memorial Church Providence in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Arthur M. Ancock. The couple plans a Panama-Pacific Exposition trip and will reside in Barrington after returning.

William Boss Sfer Barrington Bertha Pollard Edgewood All Saints Memorial Church Providence Arthur M. Ancock Elizabeth E. Whiting Jewett City Conn Henry Barton, Jr Crown Hotel New Orleans Elizabeth Spooner Thomas J. Pollard

Little Mothers League Demonstration At Rhode Island Meeting

At the fall Rhode Island Federation of Women's Clubs session in Providence the Little Mothers leagues presented care of bottles and milk before about four hundred ladies. Six Pawtucket girls led the display, with a quiz by Mrs. Ira D. Hasbrouck. Irene Munroe and Jennie Robino of the Bristol League spoke for their groups, Robino bathing the club baby and Munroe explaining the process. Ice cream was served in the kindergarten rooms after the demonstration.

Rhode Island Federation of Women's Clubs Providence Little Mothers Pawtucket Pawtuxet Valley Ira D. Hasbrouck Federation Committee On Public Health Irene Munroe Jennie Robino Selley

Fires Startled Neighbors on Local Streets

Two small fires were reported near the city. LeBaron Bradford’s greenhouse on Church Street burned briefly due to an overheated oil stove but was extinguished with garden hose before firefighters arrived. Woodwork and plants suffered damage. Earlier, Irene F. Usher’s Hope Street yard debris fire near back steps was controlled by residents and neighbors tearing down the steps to halt the spread.

LeBaron Bradford Church’ Street Second District Mass Irene F. Usher Hope Street

Bristol Garden Club Elects Officers and Discusses Bulbs

The Bristol Garden Club met at Mrs. S. S. Drury's on High street. Officers elected: Honorary President Mrs. E. S. Babbitt, Acting President George M. Millard, Treasurer Miss S. W. G. Peck, Secretary Miss M. R. Drury. Members will form an executive committee to draft a constitution and plan winter programs. The meeting featured an experience discussion on bulb cultivation with varied methods and questions about preservation and blooming.

Bristol Garden Club S. S. Drury High Street E. S. Babbitt George M. Millard S. W. G. ‘Peck M. R. Drury Charles Johnson Elizabeth Wardwell Miss Norris S. W. G. Peck Bristol C. J. Hasbrouck

Hay Seeds Top Hoopers In Bowling Tuesday Night

In the Hay Seeds bowing match against the Hoopers on Tuesday evening J Bottomley rolled a 115 single and a three string total of 303 as part of the scoring sequence.

Hay Hoopers J. Bottomley Hayseeds Kenney C. Dimond Ewman A. Johnston Hoopers Clark Dunbar Dummy Pearce North Ends Narragansetts Relson George Miller W . Conley

Real Estate Transfers Noted in Town Clerk Records

Antonio Langello sold to Victoria Langello a building lot on the north side of State street. James M. Rhind sold a building lot at Bristol Narrows to Roy E F Draper. George H. Herrick sold a whouse lot on the William Henry Church plat at Bristol Highlands to James J. McCabe. Charles H. Liscomb and wife sold a building lot at Bristol Narrows to Albert M. Bartlett. Albert P. Peck administrator sold cottage and lot on Lincoln avenue to Joseph Bottailey.

Antonio Langello Victoria Langello State Street James M. Rhind Bristol Narrows Roy EF. Draper George H. Herrick William Henry Church Bristol Highlands James J. McCabe Charles H. Liscomb Albert M. Bartlett Albert P. Peck Charles A. Gladding Lincoln Avenue Joseph Bottailey

Hallowe'en Social At First Congregational Church

The Sunday School class of Miss Gertrude held a Hallowe'en party in Memorial Chapel with about 30 attendees in costumes. Grand march, games, and duets by Miss Ise Battcher and Miss Annie Bowler followed, with unique chapel decorations and refreshments served.

Gertrude &. Church First Congregational Church Ise Battcher

Pastime Theatre Promises Big Show with The Fight

The Pastime Theatre offers a strong photo play The Fight and vaudeville acts Saturday. Next Monday will feature 3 000 feet of prison behind the walls of the Ohio Penitentiary with C H Roman of Columbus explaining the footage.

Ohio Penitentiary C. H. Roman Columbus Ohio

Star Theatre Presents Extra Good Programs This Week

The Star Theatre advertises extra good programs tonight and tomorrow after noon and evening. Read the first page listings to see the pictures showing the films and showings.

Prison Reform Film Show Attracts Crowds In Columbus

On Monday November 8 1915 a show includes 3000 feet of prison behind walls footage shot in Columbus Ohio with State authorization. C H Roman of Columbus plans to lecture during the screening while touring the country promoting prison reforms.

Columbus Ohio C. H. Roman

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Well Lumber CO Bristol, R. I Connery F. T. Remieres Bradford Sts Staples Coal Company Star Theatre Grace Cunard Francis Ford Anita Stewart Mary Nestor Mary Fuller Matt Moore Helen Holmes Helen Selig Fritzi Brunnette Spooner—Pollard Little Mothers’ League THE Y. M.C. A. Bowling Hallowe'en Social Pastime Theatre Victor Edward D. Kunz Bell Telephone Iaiettance Bell Providence Neo Lees Copteact Beletor Hope Bradford & Etreets Bey Sa, i. i Reece Gay Henry H.posytain Sgle Vulcan Films State ST Henan Bud Delaney Louis Sheldon
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