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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1917

Page

4

Knights of Pythias entertain visitors at Burnside Lodge

Burnside Lodge No. 34 hosted a regular meeting in Castle Hall Hope Street with many visiting Knights from Howard East Providence Warren and Redwood Newport. The service flag showed 17 stars for members in active war service. An Esquire rank was conferred and several visitors spoke before a fine collation.

Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Hope Street Howard Lodge East Providence Warren Lodge Redwood Lodge Newport Langley Snow Redwood, Howard and Warren Lodges Samuel J. Smith R. IL Naval Reserve Force William A. Francis Co. A. C Fort Rodman New Bedford Mass Esquire

Carry On and Carry Off Slogan Contrast Explored

A brief note compares British wartime morale phrase Carry On with the German slogan Carry Off, highlighting linguistic tones and implied resilience without sensational detail.

Sugar rumor at Bradford street grocer disputed

A circulating tale claimed a Bradford street grocer sold a pound of sugar for 50 cents. The man paid and sought a receipt, then went to police but Chief Dwyer said no complaint or investigation exists and the rumor is unconfirmed.

Bradford Street Dwyer

Colonel Housé Heads Peace Bureau In Quiet Diplomacy

The article notes Colonel Housé leading a peace bureau and suggests the Administration favors a calm approach to peace rather than bold, demonstrative action. It implies a preference for measured diplomacy over showy tactics.

Housé

Italian Mass Meeting Champions Americanization in Bristol

A large Bristol Civic Forum event at Italian Hall featured Rev. Joseph Poja presiding and Antonio Corrente of Providence delivering a bilingual address to 300 plus Italian and other supporters. The gathering formed a committee to tackle naturalization issues and announced a follow up in Columbia Hall with a Portuguese speaker.

Bristol Civic Forum Joseph Poja Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Antonio Corrente Providence Columbia Hall

Bowling rivalry sparks high totals at YMCA meet

The Honk Honks edged the Rowdy Dows two to one in three strings with W Bottomley posting 121 in a 309 set. The Three Dimonds led 107 103 107 while Capt Whistle’s Rowdys suffered a heartbreaker in the season opener. North Ends beat South Ends two of three and Tanx defeated Nuff Eds in three strings.

Honk Honks W. Bottomley Dimonds Charles Reg F M Capt Whistle C. Dimond R Dimond M Dimond H W. Church Dummy Rowdy Dows G Balfour Sneer J. Birtwistle Seowue J Bottomley Cromer Eee W Bottomley

Baraat of the Boy Scouts Annual Fair Date Notice

A series of upcoming events including a Baraat and annual fair are announced for the Boy Scouts in G A.R with activities listed for November 10 27 24 and December 1. The notice specifies weekend evenings and a fair setup with Wheat and related regional notes.

Boy Scouts

Red Cross Benefit Sale and Christmas Bazaar Planned

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Church hosts a Rum Mage sale on Thames Street December 5 and a Christmas Bazaar at State Street M. E. Church December 11. Bristol County Poultry Association holds its ninth annual exhibition December 1, 12, and 13 at G A R Hall.

Red Cross Ladies’ Aid Society First Artist Church Thames Street Old Kentucky Jubilee State Street M. E. Church Bristol County Poultry Association G A. R Hall

Delpiano New Daughter Born in Town

In this town on November 14 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Delpiano.

Delpiano Mrs Michael Delpiano

Murphy Mahew In Warren Nov 8 Ceremony

Private Thomas D Murphy of this town and Miss Eva Amanda Mahew of Warren were joined in marriage on November 8 in Warren by Rev. Fr Archambault. Murphy served with the Third Co. Co. A. C USA Fort Rodman.

Local Notices of Obituaries for Capezzano and Abate Families

In this town on November 14 Mrs Theresa Capezzano aged 62 years and in this town on November 15 Henry Abate aged 6 months, son of Carmine and Annie Abate.

Donations to the Children’s Home Listed

A community note records generous donations last month to the Children’s Home. Items include apples vegetables clothing shoes and milk supplied by numerous supporters such as Mrs. G. Rockwell Jr, Mrs. H. Howe, Trinity Parish, James Church, Colt Farm, Newman Bros, and Ryone & Farr.

Sf Apples Bi “Rackwell, Jr Andy G. Low Jai ‘Beeches Ttleton Anton Ivor S Newman Csandwiches Marge” Ailantity Trinity James Church H. M. Howe

Prayer and Conference Meeting Schedule Evening Service Omitted

Prayer and conference meeting at 7 30 this evening. Sunday morning at 10 30 Rev O H Wallace preaches titled The Blessed Man or The Meditating Christian. The evening service is omitted to join a union service at State Street M E Church.

O. H. Wallace State Street M. E

Fruit-a-tives Cure Promises Clear Complexion

NORAH WATSON of Toronto writes of a facial rash lasting “considerable time” that vanished after one week using Fruit-a-tives. She notes a healthy glow and urges continued use, with the product priced 60c a box or 6 for $2.50, available at dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg, New York.

Norah" Watson Drayton Ave Toronto Norah Watson Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg New York

Public Auction of Bristol Terrace Lots in Bristol Rhode Island

Public auction set for Monday November 19 1917 at 10 30 am in front of the premises on Bristol Terrace Bristol Rhode Island. Auction under power of sale from a mortgage dated March 28 1917 recorded Book 76 page 96. Two lots numbered 8 and 9 with buildings and improvements described in Plat Book 4 page 11 by Whee Perry C E.

Bristol Terrace Bristol Rhode Island Mare A. D Perry C. E

Mortgagee Notice of Bid Intent at Foreclosure Sale

Notice that the mortgage holder states intent to bid at the described premises sale with conditions announced at the sale. James F. Lavander is attorney for the present holder of the mortgage. Date noted 10 26 11 29 16.

Rhine Coen Low James F. Lavander Walder

Mortgagee's Sale of Bristol Land by Public Auction

Public auction scheduled for November 24 1917 at 10 A M on the described Bristol Rhode Island parcel of about three acres. The sale follows a mortgage by Gaetalo Espinosa and Maria G Espinosa dated 1908 recorded in Bristol. The lot is bounded by King Philip Avenue and town land with a plat reference Mount Hop Middle Portion December 1908. Attorney Joseph A Hammill represents the mortgage owner.

Gaetalo Espinosa Maria G. Espinosa Bristol Rhode Island Mount Hop W. Perry C. E Vincenzo Puja King Philip Avenue Town of Joseph A. Hammill State St

War Savings Plan outlines stamps and certificates value

The plan explains war savings stamps issued in 1917 and certificates redeemable in 1923. It details purchase options as low as 25 cents, quarterly compounding 4 percent interest, and redemption rules via post offices, banks, or stores with a stated profit and no depreciation risk.

WAAR Cope Wales Treasury Department United States

Probate of Bristol will for Mary E Malloy set for Nov 19

The Bristol Probate Court accepts for probate a writing presented as the last will and testament of Mary E Malloy, resident of Bristol. The court fixed November 19, 1917 at 10:48 AM in the Bristol Court Room for review and ordered notification by publication for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix.

Estate of William Williams Probate Notice in Bristol

Proportioned instrument purporting to be the last will of William Williams of Bristol is presented for probate. The court orders notice published for fourteen days once a week in the Bristol Phoenix. Probate Clerk Coggshall signs.

U. S Phoenix Office Bristol Proparty Court William Williams William ‘Willams Gald Bristol Bristol Phonix Ioe E Coggeshall

Wedding of Thomas Murphy and Eva Mahew at St John’s Warren

Private Thomas D. Murphy of Fort Rodman and Miss Eva Amanda Mahew were married at St John’s Church Warren on Thursday November 8. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Archambault with many relatives and friends present. Attendants included Delia Mahew and Private Ovide Joly. The couple left for Boston on their wedding trip and will reside with the bride’s mother while the groom reports back to Fort Rodman.

Thomas D. Murphy Fort Rodman Eva Amanda Mahew Joséphine Mahew Child Street Warren St. John’s Church Archambault Delia Mahew Ovide Joly Boston

No quarrel with German people in La Follette Reichstag proposal

The speaker notes that proposing sending La Follette to the Reichstag ignores the broader issue and clarifies there is no dispute with the German populace. The remark centers on political strategy versus public sentiment.

la Follette Reichstag

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