Trade review notes mixed global demand and wage pressures
The First National Bank of Boston reports a shift toward Mexican orders with Cuba reviving, while Far East news grows dim due to China defaults and Japan’s falling exports. German competition depresses prices, Britain plans large war debt payments, and New England footwear plants reopen amid wage-cutting disputes.
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First National Bank of Boston
Mexico
Porto Rico
Cuba
Far East
Pekin
China
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
United States
New England
West
Defiance Hose Company Mourns Walter S Northup
The Defiance Hose Company adopted a tribute to Walter S Northup, Bristol resident and member, expressing sincere regrets. The resolution notes his faithful service since the 1905 organization, and calls for recording the tribute in company records and publishing in the Bristol Phoenix, with a copy sent to his family.
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Defance Hose
Defiance Hall
Walter S Northup Tate
Bristol
Defiance Hose Company
Walter S Northup
Bristol Phoenix
Pitt Parker’s show delights yet falls short financially
High School notes report Pitt Parker’s entertainment in the school auditorium drew pleasing response for humor philosophy and artistic ability though attendance was small. Organizers urge larger general admission sales for upcoming Harp Singers January 6 1922 and Phidelah Rice February 7 to complete the course and urge Bristol residents to attend.
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Pitt Parker
Phidelah Rice
Bristol
Mails Exchange Hours Department Bristol Express
Listings show mail arrival and closing times for weekdays and Sunday. The American Railway Express schedule lists outward departures at 9 20 a m 2 20 p m 5 20 p m and inward arrivals at 9 a m 2 and 5 p m with Sunday cutoffs at 8 00 a m and 50 p m.
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American Railway Express
Bristol
American Railway
Thanksgiving Day hosts and local society notices
Providence residents hosted Thanksgiving gatherings at Hope Street with Mrs Sherman and Mr Smith. Rhode Island State College student George A. Matheson returned home for holidays and plans to resume studies Sunday. The Mite Society of the First Baptist Church schedules a sale and supper at Grand Army Hall Thursday at 6. Bristol Chapter of the League of Women Voters meets December 2 at 7:45 at Colt Memorial High School with Miss Frances Lucas of Providence speaking on Rhode Island’s Constitution. Bristol Aerie Eagles votes to begin a series of whists starting December with a pool tournament against the Moose to follow. Rubber goods ads promise family sizes at cut prices. United Whist Club awarded prizes to Mrs Godfrey, Mrs Hibbert, Elisha Hibbert, and Albert Riang. Women’s Auxiliary to Kearney Post American Legion to elect officers December 2 at 8 in G A R Hall. attendance requested.
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William Milton Sherman
Providence
Charles Henry Smith
Hope Street
Suzman
George A. Matheson
Rhode Island State College
Mite Society
First Baptist Church
Grand Army Hall
Bristol
League of Women Voters
Colt Memorial High School
Frances Lucas
Rhode Island
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Moose
United Whist Club
FE S Godfrey
Elisha Hibbert
Albert A Riang
Kearney Post
American Legion
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Help
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy and for floral offerings during illness and sorrow. Special thanks to Defiance Hose Co. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Northup and family.
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Defiance Hose Co
Stephen Northlp
Tribute of thanks from Bosworth Fish Manchester Cummings
We the undersigned extend sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and offerings during our recent bereavement. Eliza F Bosworth, Frank N Fish, Henry R Manchester, G H Cummings and spouses.
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Eliza F Bosworth
Frank N. Fish
Henry R. Manchester
G. H. Cummings
Local notices and social events fill Bristol town pages
The Bristol crowd reports weddings and obituaries including Miss Mae Conroy at St William's Falls River with family attendance. Hazard Pearse of Stamford visits. la grippe and mumps spread among children. Pythian Sisters plan a silver tea and whist. Knights of Columbus results listed. YMCA Locum Forum opens weekevents with Sisson crime prevention talk. NRA and local foremen appointments announced. Death of James Nolan in NYC noted. funeral in Washington. Wax works and candy sale events scheduled by Epworth League and Soldiers' Home veterans entertainment.
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Nora
St Kearne_ Post
G. A. R. Hall
Hugh P. Breéi
Mae
C. E. ‘Conroy
St. William’s Church
Falls River
Hazard Pearse
Stamford
Conn
Soy
Walter Pearse
John Hazard Pearse
Pythian Sisters
Edgehill Temple
William Bowler
Wood Street
Linden Place
Col. S. P Colt
Knights of Columbus
Margaret Callan
James J. Walsh
Thomas H Byrnes
James J Walsh
Robert McGhee
Amity Lodge
United Bros Lodge
Edward D Kunz
Anna S Webb
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