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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
5
City officials report relief case transfers and WPA funding details as residents prepare for a December 9 town meeting. officials discuss snowplow purchases, welfare administration, and lease terms for town property amid ongoing public notices and license petitions.
A reflective poem from November 1935 about a bride and her apple tree. The speaker recalls the tree in spring and harvest, noting duty, life cycles, and the making of a Thanksgiving pie for family while linking sun, tree, and harvest. The verse muses on duty, art, and returning home to share sustenance.
Joseph Alger of Al ger's Newsstand nearly tied the High Street alleys high three string total with 386. He rolled 134 134 116 in a strong effort, while Charlie Beals of Neck Rangers and Patacore teams posted 375 in the same week. The single string record stands at 151 held by Tom Brightman.
The Bristol Female Charitable Society reports over $28,000 distributed to the deserving poor in its century of work. It helps native-born citizens who are ill or old, supports babies and youth, and aids age and infirmity with quiet, personal outreach. The Board meets monthly to review cases and fund distributions. this year 31 pensioners received $1895.40. Respectfully submitted by Alice F. Angevine.
A Wednesday night scene at High Street Alleys featured Bortleagie matches in the Dy of I league. Players faced off in a lively set with spectators filling the lanes and cheering throughout the event.
The text credits William Gilbert as coining the term electricity and inventing the first electroscope. It notes his work related to electrical science and mentions an early electroscope device. The fragmentary passage references 1748 printing in Paris and a physician associated with Queen Elizabeth, altering context and accuracy.
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