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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1917

Page

3

Union Meeting Strengthens New England Lord's Day League

Rev M D Kneeland spoke in Boston on the Lord's Day League of New England at State Street M E Church. The league founded in 1895 reports over 100000 dollars in gifts and uses investigation agitation education legislation and law enforcement to preserve Sunday rest with leaders including Ex Gov John L Bates as president.

M. D. Kneeland D. D Boston Lord's Day League of New England State Street M. E John E. Whitley First Congregational Church O. H. Wallace Baptist Church A. C. McGilton Lord’s Day League of John L. Bates Bogton League

Pentecostal cottage meeting at Mrs Bovay home

The cottage meeting this evening at 7 30 will be held at the home of Mrs William Bovay at 76 Burton Street.

William Bovay Burton Street

Flag Raising at Munro Property Historic Homestead

A sunset flag ceremony occurred Friday November 16 on the Munro family grounds at a historic 1765 house on Pappasquash once used as Continental troops barracks. Mrs. Leonora Stilwell narrated history as local children requested a caretaked flag. An iron pole was installed by a worker from the National India Rubber Company while townspeople and descendants gathered to honor the star spangled banner.

Munro Annie R Munro Champlain Bowen Pappasquash United States Great Britain Leonora Stilwell Bristol National India Rubber Company Young

School Committee Meeting Updates Staffing and Honors

The School Committee approved extended leave for Bertram W. Wall who will join the U S Army Quartermaster Department. Philip Brady was elected substitute secretary. Instructors Evigene H. Lord and John S. Weeden were hired. Resignations of Jones Boden and Coggeshall were accepted. The Superintendent reported improved attendance and student activities including Red Cross gifts and knit squares for hospital comforters.

Bertram W. Wall Wall Philip Brady Quartermaster’s Department Evigene H. Lord Serge William C. Jones Colt Memorial High School John S. Weeden Herbert H. Boden Jones Boden Juliet E. Coggeshall Red Cross DeCoudres Wardwell John Post

Sisson Statue Unveiled In Little Compton Rhode Island

A bronze life sized statue honoring Col Henry Tillinghast Sisson of the Fifth Rhode Island Artillery was unveiled in Little Compton with exercises led by United States Senator LeBaron Colt. Speakers recalled the 1863 Pamlico River relief expedition and urged renewed dedication to liberty and union on the world stage.

Col Henry Tillinghast Sisson Fifth Rhode Island Artillery Little Compton United States LeBaron B Colt Col. Sisson Union Washington France Lincoln Gettysburg Sisson Rhode Island National Liberty National Union Fifth Rhode Island Regiment Pamlico River Fort Washington Massachusetts Benjamin L. Hall

Two Hundred Years Old Barrington Town Celebration

The Barrington town centennial fête fills Town Hall with residents as it blends the 250th Swansea and 264th Sowanis anniversaries. Students perform under Grace T. Lester while Thomas W. Bicknell presides and Nathan W. Littlefield gives a historical address.

Harsneton Swansea Sowanis Barrington Public Schools Grace T. Lester Thomas W. Bicknell Barrington Historic-Antiquarian Society Nathan W. Littlefield P. A. Canada Barrington Congregational Church Cleveland Bicknell Barrington Plymouth New England Sowams Owams Narragansett Wannamossett New Barrington

Probate Court Proceedings Extend Probate Actions

The semi monthly Probate Court session presided by Judge Edward L. Leahy admitted the will of William Williams and named Marshall kegah executrix with a $12,000 bond. Clinton T. Sherman named appraiser. The Malloy will admitted and Annie M. Malloy named executrix with a $500 bond to pay debts and legacies, Hugh Murphy as surety. The final account of James F. Lavey as administrator of John Lavey’s estate was continued for distribution.

Edward L. Leahy William Williams Wiyware Airc* Pte Marshall Hugh Murphy James F. Lavey John Lavey

Annual Scout Bazaar and Christmas Exhibits Listed

Event calendar for Bristol area notes the Boy Scouts annual Bazaar in G A R Hall on Nov 10 27 24 and Dec 1. Parish Hall St Marys Church hosts a War Camp Fund whist on Nov 27. First Baptist Church Ladies Aid Rum mage sale on Dec 5. Old Centucky Jubilee Quartet and lecture at State Street M E Church also on Dec 5. Christmas Bazaar by Ladies Aid Society Dec 11. Bristol County Poultry Association expo Dec 11 12 13 in G A Hall.

Boy Scouts G.A.R. Hall St. Mary’s Church Knights of Columbus Ladies’ Aid Society First Baptist Church Thames Street State Street M. E. Church State Street M. E Bristol County Poultry Association

Christmas spirit endures amid war and sacrifice

The December issue reflects on how war, with its trials, will pass, but core human glories like love, brotherhood, kindness, and wisdom endure. It urges readers to give thoughtful gifts to bolster soldiers and keep spirit alive at home, recalling the Christmas Stars as symbols of enduring values.

If I Were Twenty One by Dr Frank Crane

Editorial note outlines ten actions for a twenty one year old including doing the next thing training the mind caring for the body pursuing happiness marriage saving money studying the art of pleasing and forming a permanent amicable arrangement with conscience.

Frank Crane

Advertised Letters at Bristol R1 November 17 1917

The Bristol R 1 post lists advertised letters for November 17 1917 including men Joseph Cragons Edward Flannagan L Johnson and women Eva Beyea Gladys N Blake Lavania Traynor. Foreign entries include Maria da Gloria Amaral Josnia Hilario Giuseppe Picciold A F Williams D G COGGESHALL and P M.

Joseph Cragons Edward Flannagan L. Johnson Eva Beyea Gladys N. Blake Lavania Traynor Maria da Gloria Amaral Jos Nia Hilario Giuseppe Picciold A. F. Williams D. G. Coggeshall P. M

Real Estate Transfers Filed for Record

Heirs of William H. Church transfer a lot at Kirkemuit to Alonzo W. Miller and others. Louise B. Murphy and others convey a dwelling house and lot on Richmond Street to the Narragansett Rubber Company.

William H. Church Alonzo W. Millerg Kirkemuit Louise B. Murphy Narragansett Rubber Company Richmond Street

Fare and Freight Increases for New Haven Line Raises Zone Ticket Price

The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad files with the Public Utilities Commission a revised schedule. It lifts one way passenger fares from 2 to 22 cents per mile, removes trip tickets, raises commutation rates from 23 to 24 cents per mile, and increases zone tickets from 5 to 6 cents on Warren Bristol Fall River and Providence lines. Freight rates shift up 2 to 7 cents per hundred pounds across six classifications.

New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Public Utilities Commission Warren Bristol Fall River Providence

STAR THEATRE Showtimes and Featured Films

Tonight at the Stad Theatre the top-liner is God's Country and the Woman with Nell Shipman and William Duncan. Also shown are The Fighting Trail episode, astral comedies, Charlie Chaplin in By the Sea, American That’s All with Jack Devereaux and Winifred Allen, The Seven Pearls serial, official war pictures in two parts, Triangle Comedy, and more. Thursday features W S Hart with Alice Joyce and Harry Morey among others.

Star Theatre Free Sugar Stad Theatre Northwest Nell Shipman William Duncan Astral Comedies Charlie ‘Chaplin Official War Pictures Triangle W. S. Hart Alice Joyce Harry Morey Little Mary cAlister

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Report

A Bristol story highlights Doan's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy for kidney ailments. Mrs. R. H. Andeny of Cook Street reports relief from irregular kidney activity after cold spells, praising the product as effective and widely used. Price is 60 cents at dealers.

Bright Doan Dean Mss. Anderson Buffalo

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