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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1918

Page

3

Letters From Soldiers Tell Frontline Life From France and Porto Rico

Mrs. John J. Murphy in Byfield Street shares a letter from her son Sergt. Murphy of the U S Army AEF writing from the French front describing a night barrage and patrols near No Man's Land, and noting friends and fellow soldiers with cheerful reminiscences. Albert Sutcliffe of 710 Hope Street also reports from Las Casas Porto Rico including an earthquake shock, tidal wave risk, plans for a Red Cross minstrel show and a shipboard feel of danger and resilience.

J. W. Sutcliffe 13Th Ord. Depot Co Las Casas Porto Rico J. 9. Murphy A. E.F John J. Murphy Byfield Street Sergt. Murphy American Expeditionary Force France Jerry No Man's Land Jack Flynn England Teenie Henry Wilcox Pat Brides Harvard Goettler Jimmie Brides Weil Mary Charlie Eenie Albert Sutcliffe Hope Street Sergt. J. W. Sutcliffe 13Th Ordnance Depot Company Little Willie Mayaguez Red Cross

Dreadnaughts Win Two Strings In Firemen Tournament

The Dreadnaughts defeated King Philips two of three strings Friday night at Casino alleys in the Firemen's Bowling Tournament. The teams were tied on the first string with Walch posting 90 94 91 for a 364 series.

Dreadnaughts King Philips Dreadnaught H. & L. CO. Walch

Obituary of Mrs Elizabeth M Douglas at 85 in Allenton

Mrs Elizabeth M Douglas died Friday afternoon at the Home for Aged Women on Franklin street after a weeklong illness. She was 85 years and seven days old, born in Allenton RC, daughter of Samuel and Sarah Eldred, and had lived in the town over 50 years. Her husband John Douglas died 21 years ago. She resided at the home since March and was known as Auntie for her kindness. She knitted for soldiers in the past year. Funeral services were held yesterday at 2:30 PM from the home with Rev Dr A C McGilton of the State Street M E Church officiating. Interment followed at the North Cemetery family lot.

Elzabeth M. Douglas Elizabeth M. Douglas Franklin Street Allenton R. C Samuel Sarah Eldred John Douglas Douglas

Giunta Dies After Brief Illness at 33

Joseph Giunta died yesterday afternoon at his home 587 Wood street after a brief illness from Spanish influenza ending in double pneumonia. He was 33, born in Messina Italy and had run a barber shop at 475 Hope street. He leaves a wife Catherine and a seven month old child, his parents in Italy, and an uncle Stephen Ferra in town. Interment at St Mary's Cemetery.

Joseph Giunta Wood Street Messina Italy Hope Street J H. Young Neo Sicilig Society Anthony Josephine Giunta Catherine Stephen Ferra Gane Mt. Garriel St Mary’s Cemetery

Mrs Amelia Varolo Passes After Influenza Pneumonia

Mrs Amelia Varolo died Saturday at 1 pm after two weeks of Spanish influenza that developed into pneumonia. A 49 year old Austrian born lon Bristol resident, she lived in the United States 30 years. She leaves a husband who runs a Bradford Street shoe shop, two brothers in New York, and a sister in Detroit. Funeral was private yesterday at 4 pm with burial in North Cemetery.

Amelia Varolo Bradford Street Carolo Austria Bristol New York Detroit Mich North Cemetery

Coming Events Schedule for November and December

November events include a Dance in G A R Hall for the Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel on the fifth with the Altar Society. A Masquerade Dance at Trinity Parish Hall on the seventh hosted by the Acolytes Guild. A public whist on the eleventh in Odd Fellows Hall by the United Brothers Club. A dance on the twelfth in G A R Hall by the BBT Independents. December features the Bristol County Poultry Association exhibition in G A R Hall from the tenth to the twelfth.

G A. R. Hall Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Altar Society Trinity Parish Hall Acolyte’s Guild Odd Fellows Hall United Brothers’ Club G. A. R.hall BBT Independents Bristol County Poultry Association

National Election Shapes Senate and House Races Across States

The New York Times notes a pivotal national election with one third of the Senate and the entire House up for grabs. Forty-nine votes are needed for a Senate majority, and the House sits with 435 members. 28 states elect governors. Notable contests include Idaho Senator Borah and Michigan’s Ford versus Navy Lt. Cmdr. Newberry.

United States Senate House of Representatives New York Times Alabama Arkansas Colorado Delaware Georgia Idaho Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico North Carolina Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia Wyoming Borah Lewis Ilinois Weeks Fall Owen Warren Knute Nelson James Hamilton Lewis Medill McCormick Henry Ford Truman H. Newberry Navy Senate House Ohio Cox Willis Henry J. Allen Wichita Capper California New York Union

U S S Greene Destroyer Launched at Quincy Shipyards

The destroyer U S S Greene was launched Saturday at Bethlehem Shipbuilding in Quincy Massachusetts. Named for the late Commander Samuel Dana Greene, the vessel was christened by his daughter Mrs J S Conover of 18 Union Street Schenectady New York.

U. S U. S.S. Greene Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company Quincy Mass Samuel Dana Greene J. S. Conover Union Street Schenectady N. Y

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Bristol Worker’s Back Pain

Bristol resident Mrs. Wallace Garvin reports severe backache from daily labor and strain. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Buffington's Pharmacy her back feels stronger and pain diminishes, with the retailer selling them for 60 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo N Y endorses the medicine.

Bristol Dean Wallace Garvin Cook St Doan Buffington

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