Personal Service Means Much in Estate Affairs
The article stresses that personal service from competent advisers backed by adequate resources is essential in managing estate affairs and ensuring proper guidance for clients.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1924
Page
3
The article stresses that personal service from competent advisers backed by adequate resources is essential in managing estate affairs and ensuring proper guidance for clients.
Leander M Vallette, veteran of the Civil War residing at the Soldiers' Home, was found safe after spending the night in woods east of the Home. He wandered while returning to the Home and fell, but suffered no severe exposure due to mild weather. A large search by police, Boy Scouts, and local volunteer crews extended to Mount Hope Bay shores.
Bristol Aerie No. 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles convened to launch a 40 percent membership drive with each member assigned a recruitment task. The charter will stay open a year with new members admitted at 5 dollars. A barn dance is set for Friday November 21 at the Bristol Casino as a 20th anniversary kickoff. one new member was elected and three applications received. The anniversary committee will meet Sunday at 10 AM.
A large Armistice Day event in Bristol featured a Portuguese Independent Band on the Hotel Belvedere balcony and the sixth annual complimentary ball at the Naval Armory. A banquet followed with Judge Leahy as toastmaster, speeches by Department leaders and local dignitaries, and a framed portrait presented to Commander Edmonds.
Barbara Amelia Church wife of Dr HM Church died after a lingering illness at 8 o clock on Wednesday evening November 5. She was born August 14 1885 in Bristol Rhode Island daughter of Barbara and James Anderson and lived in this city since 1910. She was active in Highland Avenue M FE Church choir and Sunday school and a member of Marion Chapter OEF.S Survived by husband mother Mrs Barbara Anderson sister Mrs Lewis Conant Appenaug RI brothers Norman of Lawrence MA and James of this city three nieces and two nephews.
James T Connors and wife transfer to Peter Giustiany and wife a house and lot on Hope street. Fred A Arnold of Newport conveys a house and lot on Homeward to John B Troiano and wife. Homeward Land Trust transfers two lots on Gooding Manor plat to Joseph Lewis. Sando Digato sells a lot on Wilson Homestead plat to Guiseppe Areceiro.
Barbara A. Church, wife of Dr H M Church and daughter of Barbara and the late James Anderson, formerly of this town, died in Kennebec Maine on November 5 at age 39.
In sad memory of Mrs Sadie Chafee Morgan who passed away November 12 1920. In the graveyard softly sleeping where the flowers gently wave lies the one we love so dearly. We fought to save her. Friends may think she is forgotten yet the sorrow remains in our hearts. Mother sister and brother.
In loving memory of William PeWolf Dimock who passed away on November 12 1918. The article notes a solemn tribute and remembrance for the deceased, reflecting on his life and the impact on family and community.
The church lists 8 AM Holy Communion 10 30 Morning Prayer and sermon Church School at noon 7 30 Evening Prayer and address for the 22nd Sunday after Trinity.
The notice lists services for the 22nd Sunday after Trinity at Trinity Church with Holy Communion Matins Church School sung prayers sermon and Choral Evensong with an address throughout the day.
Last evening 160 Bristol residents gathered at Rockwell Hall for a YMCA Community Supper hosted by the Ladies Committee. Admiral Sims praised the YMCA, discussed merchant marine and Navy roles, urged Americanism, and thanked attendees as he met many individuals after a decoratively set supper.
In the Employed Boys league at the Y, Overlands beat Buicks 30 to 22 with Jean Marshall scoring nine baskets for the Overlands and Raposa and Marson adding four each. Cadillacs won by forfeit 2 to 0 when Fords refused to play with two missing players.
Arnold Bernard Christensen and Miss Marguerite Alice Dunbar, both of this town, file marriage intentions in the local office signaling plans for a future ceremony.
The Congregational Church announces a union service at the Methodist Church on Friday at 7.30. Sunday worship at 10.30 with a sermon by the pastor, The Life of a Martyr. Church School assembles at noon, and Sunday night at 7.30 the Church Club conducts the service with a sermon titled An Inconspicuous Life. Religious instruction is Friday at 235.
State Street M E Church invites all strangers and others to attend services at 730 pm Friday prayer meeting 1030 am Sunday preaching 1200 pm Sunday School 730 pm Epworth League at the parsonage 129 State street contact 72 R
The First Baptist Church schedules a midweek meeting Friday at 7 30 pm and a morning service at 10 30 am with a sermon by the pastor. Church School meets at 11 45 with a praise and preaching service at 7 30 and a sermon titled They Watched Him There.
The Church of the Nazarene lists Rev. Thomas Armstrong as pastor. Sunday services include 10 45 a m preaching 12 noon Sunday School 6 pm Young People's meeting 7 pm Evening service Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p m You are invited.
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Congregational Church met Wednesday afternoon at Miss Sarah C Munro’s corner Hope and Union. President Mrs Cornelius J Hasbrouck led a China focused discussion with Miss Mabel L Gardner and Miss Miriam W Skinner as speakers. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs James J Goodacre Mrs Alfred Carey and Miss M W Skinner.
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