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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
3
In Providence clear wins lead the ticket as Pires is elected by 26042, Sisson by 25608, Clark by 2653, Burdick by 13116, Aldrich by 12505, and Monast by 504. Dunne defeats Hughes for mayor by 436 in a tight contest.
Mrs Mary E Montross widow of John R Montross died Tuesday night at her son Ambrose Montross home 8 Bourn street after a two week illness She was born in this town 76 years ago and lived here all her life A member of State Street ME Church She left three daughters Miss Lillian F Montross Providence Mrs Annie F McCarthy Pawtuxet Mrs William H Dickerson Warren two sons Ambrose and Edwin D Montross ten grandchildren two sisters and ten more relatives Funeral was private at the son’s home and burial followed at North Cemetery Rev Charles W Martin officiated Bearers named William G Dixon Arthur McCaw Leon McCaw and James Green
Carmela Campagna seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Campagna died Wednesday after a long illness. The funeral was held at 9 o'clock this morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and burial followed at St Mary's Cemetery.
The girl born Oct 4, 1919 in Bristol died after a five month illness from a head tumor. She was treated at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston, underwent unsuccessful surgery, and returned home two months ago. She leaves her parents and one brother Vincent.
William S Luther aged 75, a native of this town, died suddenly at his Dorchester home in Massachusetts. He was born here to Jeremiah and Martha Luther and resided in Dorchester for years. Survived by brother George S Luther and daughter Martha Luther. Funeral held in Dorchester then body returned for burial at North Cemetery.
Mrs Catherine McCaughey 84 died Tuesday at her Hope street home after six months illness. Born in Ireland she lived in this town over 50 years. Survived by four sons James T Brockton William J Warren David A and Robert A and daughter Miss Margaret F both of this town. Funeral 2 pm at her Hope street residence with Rev James J Goodacre officiating. Bearers John R Magee Richard Magee Thomas J McCaughey and William.
D McCaughey of Providence was laid to rest with burial at the North Cemetery.
Mrs Seraphine B Paull widow of William F Paull died at her home 40 Congregational street after a brief illness born Nov 15 1843 in this town later living here all her life Her husband died in 1893 Survived by daughter Mrs Liflian Ro Norris three grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral at 2 pm Sunday at State Street M E Church with Rev Charles W Martin officiating burial in North Cemetery
Julien Close, 63, a longtime member and treasurer of the Hydraulic Engine and Hose Company, died yesterday in Providence. He served 47 years in the company, declined re election in 1925, and held roles in the Providence Veteran Firemen’s Association and the New England Veteran Firemen’s Association. He was active in Knights of Pythias circles and previously worked at the National India Rubber Company in Providence.
Fifty year employee of Davos Rubber Co dies. Widow Miss Sarah McCormick preceded him in obituary 1901. He leaves daughter Mrs Frank E Wood of North Farm Main Road, a son Leslie Close of Providence, granddaughter Mrs Percy L Tanner, and great granddaughter Dorothy Frances Tanner. Sister Mrs Ava Minsher of Boston. Funeral at 230 Sunday from Barber Holdredge Co parlors 72 Broad Street Providence with burial in North Cemetery.
A 25th wedding anniversary celebration was held Tuesday night at their home on Burton Street with relatives presenting a 15 pound wedding cake. The couple married on Brooklyn 25 years ago and have lived in town since. Capt Christensen was master of the Sally Ann for seven years and now serves as captain of the Tngeetiar.
A community notice announces a Flower Committee organized event at Rogers Memorial Chapel on Wednesday at 8 oclock under the First Congregational Church auspices. The exact date appears as the ninth day of a month.
Advertisement seeks a man or woman to distribute Rawleigh and household products to steady users. Training provided, no selling experience required, potential earnings up to $100 weekly or more. Promises profitable, dignified work. Write today to Rawleigh Co Dept RF 4 Freeport, IL 1791219 2A.
The Bristol council met Wednesday night due to the election. Two firework plant explosion damage claims were discussed, and a check issue involving the estate of Ramon Guiteras prompted indemnity arrangements. Fire hydrant petition, patrol schedule changes, a peddler license, and Armistice Day plans were also addressed.
Bristol Chapter D A R holds Monday afternoon meeting at Mrs George T Greene home Bridge street Warren. State Regent Mrs Waitham of Manchester reads a paper on High Street the Street of 1776. Hostesses listed include Mrs Harriet MF Dixon Mrs Leroy Staples Mrs Lewis H Kalloch and Mrs Daneel A Wightman.
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