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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1917

Page

2

War Service Historian Named for Bristol by Town Council

The Phoenix editor is appointed War Service Historian for Bristol. A townwide plan seeks a complete war record of local men in service. A blank form will be published next Tuesday. residents with relatives in service are urged to fill and send it to the editor to honor those serving or exempt.

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Liberty Bond posters urge subscriptions at Bristol branch

Posters tout the new Liberty Loan with 4 percent interest and urge subscriptions at the Industrial Trust Company Bristol Branch. The appeal says buying saves money at a safe rate and helps the country win the war, a duty to self and nation.

Industrial Trust Company Bristol

Local officers installed and community notes reported

Police Chief Thomas Dwyer and Michael J. Connors visited Camp Devens Ayer Mass. Riverside Council Knights of Columbus installed by District Deputy James F. Lavander. Fitchburg dog show Glendyne Kennels exhibited Irish Setter won puppy class. Weddings, enrollments, church services, and Knights of Pythias ranks featured along with local harvest service and school board election updates.

Thomas Dwyer Michael J. Connors Ayer Mass Camp Devens Riverside Council Knights of Columbus James F. Lavander Fitchburg Fair Fitchburg Glendyne George S. Marshall Cora B. Marshall Roxbury James Northup Harper Ohio George Newman Edward B. Newman Providence Nineeenth Company Fort Rodman New Bedford Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias Warren St. John’s Church Barrington Anson B. Howard St Michael’s Church Bristol Daughters Woman’s Home Missionary Society First Congregational Church Memorial Chapel Mabel Gardner North Dakota William Dunbar Pennsylvania North Cemetery Arthur P Dunbar High Street California East Greenwich Rebecca Bowler Franklin Street Colt Memorial High School T. Edgar Sutcliffe Cranston Worsted Mills Bristol Boys National Army Greenville Sparks Thames Street

Constabulary Drill Leads To Reorganization Plans

The Bristol Constabulary trained in riot formation at the Naval Reserve Armory led by Chief W Fred Williams. Twenty nine members attended a following business meeting electing a committee to draft a constitution and by laws and outline a reorganization. The committee includes Williams Farrally Rockwell Dwyer and Robertson. A bowdes will be served next Thursday with another meeting to report.

Bristol W. Fred Williams Naval Reserve Armory W Fred Williams F. Farrally C. B. Rockwell, Jr Daniel Dwyer John T. Robertson Bowdes

Orrine Drink Habit Ad Promises Quick Home Cure

An advertisement urges women to treat a husband son or father with Orrine to break a drink habit. It claims secret home use no time off work and offers a money back guarantee. Orrine comes in two forms No 1 secret treatment and No 2 voluntary treatment, priced at $1.00 a box from W H Bushington Hope Street.

W. H Bushington Hope Street

Births and Marriages in Town Reported in October Notices

In this town a son was born October 1 to Patrolman and Mrs. Antonio. Elginn announces a daughter and a marriage between Sarris and Warren with details partial and unclear. The notices list several other names and events including a possible birth and marriage records from the period.

Fragmentary Notice Reflects Military and Social Announcements

A garbled excerpt mentions coast patrol, invitations, and branches with unclear references. The text hints at an event or gathering likely tied to military or patrol groups, but specifics are obscured by damaged OCR and missing context.

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