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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1937
Page
2
The column lists five reasons for gratitude: liberty in a free land, world peace, absence of revolution, economic recovery and rising prosperity, and the endurance of constitutional democracy amid national quarrels. It contrasts the United States with Europe and Asia and ends with a prayerful note for a nobler life.
Daily notices report a Vik ings meeting at the Y M C A tomorrow evening. St Michael's Young People's Fellowship held a brief Sunday session and various church and community events are listed including hikes, fundraisers, and holiday plans.
A heartfelt remembrance for Mothe Mrs Ernest J Sousa who departed on November 30 1935 two years have passed since she was laid to rest. Her son Rudolph E Sousa and family express enduring sorrow and love.
The Parent Teachers Association will observe Fathers Night Thursday evening at Reynolds School with Judge William T O'Donnell as principal speaker and State parliamentarian Mrs James K Cheesman as honored guest. Group singing is led by Mrs Erl Sturdevant, Christmas carols in three languages, plus a teacher surprise. Mothers and fathers are invited, social hour managed by the hospitality committee led by Mrs Price Dep MDI.
A head on crash on Hicpe Street near Chestnut Friday evening left Adin Capron with severe injuries and Hannibal Bacarri with a broken leg while Albert Sheridan escaped injury. Capron and Bacarri were treated. Capron was sent to St Joseph's Hospital after the accident.
The article notes a combined building on Wood and Congregational streets nearly complete, owned by Santo Bucci with a fish and meat market to operate on the first floor. Architect William O’Rourke is listed. It also mentions the Rebekah Lodge No. 0 F planning a large turnout for its regular meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on High Street.
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