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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1928

Page

3

Marathon Runners Steal Spotlight For Armistice Day Race

A ten mile road race is set for Armistice Day with two dozen notable runners from New England. Whitey Michelson and Jimmy Hennigan headline a field including DeMar, DeMar, Cantwell and Dodge with a 1 30 PM start from Hotel Belvedere. The route covers Hope Wood Bay View and High to Constitution, finishing at the Bristol County Court House.

Monnday New England Whitey Michelson Belvedere L. H. Callan Own Council Boy Scouts Bewrence Ashton Louis Durgin Paul Ark Archie H. Rounds Charles Uther William Fasan Hope Street Wood Street Bay View Avenue High Street Washington Street Constitution Street Constitution Bristol County Court House Whitey Mitshelson Stamford Cann Rhode Island Novelty Park Pawtucket-to-Woonsocket Pawtucket Medford Whitey Michelson Jimmy Hennigan Scretch Clarence DeMar Michelson Clarence DeMar Gen Callan George H Baldwin James Ruggiero Olney di Palma J Francois Connell Alfred M Merriman George R Fish William H Remuieres Hope and Bradford Naval Armory Hotel AAU John Farrington John W Flynn William A Bottomley William A. Francis George H. Baldwin Louis H. Brosseau

Nickerson Tigers to Play Bristol Team

Nickerson Tigers travel to Bristol for Armistice Day football in a 3 PM Monday game. The undefeated Tigers clash with Bristol Town Team as fans pack the common for a fundraising event. Visiting squad includes 25 experienced players. tickets support game expenses.

Bristol Nickerson Tigers Bristol Town Tigers Sab” Alisio

Armistice Day Celebrations Detailed for Bristol Bristol Armistice Day events outlined parade timings races and a ball

The article describes Armistice Day observances in Bristol including a 10:57 a.m. parade halt, an 11:00 a.m. minute of silence, and a 11:01 a.m. resumption with The Star Spangled Banner. Veterans are invited to join, with officials coordinating at State and High streets. Activities include a marathon at 1:30 p.m., a football game at 3:30, and an Armistice ball at the State Armory. The ninth annual Kearney Post American Legion banquet follows on Nov 10 with Brig Gen L H Callan as toastmaster and attendance by state officials.

National India Rubber Company James J. Haines High State Streets Bristol Council Knights of Columbus State Street Bristol Roops Boy Scouts of America Richard J. Kavanaugh L. H. Callan New England Dominion Bristol Town Nickerson Tigers Providence State Armory Kearney American Legion Makowsky LeClerc Bristolians L H. Callan Charles R. Johnson American Legion Department

Armistice Day Service at Congregational Church 1928

Armistice Day service observed at the First Congregational Church on Sunday November 11 1928 at 10 30 memorial worship honors those who sacrificed for humanity The service features music prayers hymns taps two minutes silence a trumpet solo and a sermon The Sunday night service at 7 30 will include a sermon titled The Well by the Gate with Miss Aidan Connery singing.

First Congregational Sullivan Mr. Marsden Aidan Connery

Former Postmaster Coggeshall Undergoes Hospital Operation

Daniel G. Coggeshall, former postmaster, was taken to Hope Hospital in Providence after no longer in good health. He underwent an operation yesterday morning after voting at the first representative district polling place on Tuesday. He is the father of Senator elect Daniel W. Coggeshall.

Daniel G. Coggeshall Hope Hospital Providence Coggeshall Daniel W. Coggeshall

Burial plot for Spanish and World War veterans approved

Bristol town council passed a resolution to set apart a plot in the North Cemetery near Hope Street as a burial place for Spanish American and World War veterans. The action follows a March 19 financial meeting and was reported to the State Board of Soldiers Relief. Quarterly reports from the police chief and highway surveyor were received and filed.

Bristol State Board of Soldiers’ Relief North Burial Ground Commissioners William L. Manchester Hope Street North Burial Ground Apu Roe I. Pumpacon Epentio Biagio Massa Metaton State Street John C. Mello Catherine Street Joseph Gonisalves Joseph Correia Committee On Highways William S. Zelnicker Richmond Street R. J. Kavanaugh Ruth W. Irons Philip Howapeck Harrison Street Fall River Mass Chief of Police Surveyor of Highways

Armistice Day Observance Urges Business Closures

The Armistice Day celebration committee asks all businesses to close next Monday November 12 to honor the tenth anniversary of the Armistice signing and pay tribute to World War participants.

Samuel J. Smith, Jr

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