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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1934
Page
2
A Bristol man recounts nineteen days in hospital strengthening his gratitude for others worse off. He credits friends' visits and sees science, education, and daily comforts as reasons to be thankful beyond personal hardship.
Dom Langello of Bristol, once with the State Department of Criminal Identification, questions fingerprinting as a tool after two tire and wheel thefts from his car in front of Hotel Belvedere. He says sleuthing skill would matter more and reports the incidents to police.
The Mothers' Club of St Mary's Church will hold another weekly whist session in the church auditorium. Suzman's Store will stay open late today until 8 o'clock and tomorrow night until 9 30 for customers. Mr and Mrs Walter Carr of Washington Street host guests Mr and Mrs Ernest B Carr and Mrs Philip Carr of Wallingford Connecticut.
The Bristol Teachers Association shifts the P aravent Players presentation of The Risen Generation from Providence College from early December to early January. Proceeds benefit the general charity fund. Committee members include Miss Mary A Condon chairwoman, Miss Dorothy Roberts, Miss Kathleen Kelly, Miss Margaret Nerone, Miss Charlotte Suzman, Joseph Murgo and Vincent Leahy.
Mrs George Luther hosts the women parishioners of the First Baptist Church tonight at her Ferrycliffe Farm home. An anniversary mass for the repose of the late Mrs Marie Gibson is set for 8 15 tomorrow morning at St Mary's Church. Raymond Carroll and daughter Dorothy May of Searsport Maine arrive in Bristol to visit Mr and Mrs L Carroll at 41 Franklin Street.
Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co plans a turkey whist tomorrow at Thames street station. Rev Joseph Pennepacket spoke on The First White Man in Rhode Island. Battery B Bristol Train of Artillery meets tomorrow at State street Armory. Ladies Aid Society of State street M E Church meets this afternoon. Unity Club hosts Guy and Mrs Sullivan at Hope street home. Louis Sorrell new Bristol Casino manager reports theft of 23 quarts of wine and liquor valued at 50 dollars. fingerprints to be studied by state CID officials.
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