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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
5
The ceremony included an orchestra and vocal solos by Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Capone. The couple received gifts including a three strand pearl necklace and gold cuff links. They honeymoon to Fall River and New York and will reside on Child Street, Warren.
A Wednesday evening special meeting approved moving Fourth School street back to its original location. The planned highway will run from Mt Hope Avenue across School Lands to Buttonwood street and connect with Bay View avenue, enabling a direct route from Mt Hope Avenue to Cole street without detours via Wood street or Gooding Lane.
Three young men were jailed overnight after a failed search for a missing ring. Bonito reported the theft to police, and officers found the ring in a barber shop coat pocket hanging on a chair. One suspect Giglio was charged with stealing. two others were released the next morning.
William Smith died at his home 33 Park Avenue Edgewood yesterday morning in his 64th year. He had lived in Little's Narrows for more than 25 years and was well known in Bristol. Funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
Reverend Joseph Charles Kelley son of Police Officer Hugh F. Kelley of Byfield Street was ordained in Rome on Jan 15 and will sail from New York for Rome on Oct 17 to study canon law for two years. He celebrated his first high mass at St Mary's Church and has served at St Ann's and Our Lady of Mt Carmel in Providence. Before sailing he will visit New York as a guest of former Bristol residents.
The First Troop of Girl Scouts received a silk United States flag from the Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps. Mrs Addie E Gale presented the gift at John Post Reynolds School auditorium. Mrs Celestina B Tuplin accepted for the Girl Scouts. About 40 scouts demonstrated regular Girl Scout exercises as Relief Corps and Council members attended.
The church announces the nineteenth Sunday after Trinity services at St Michael's Church. Rev Albert Crabtree will officiate the 8 am Holy Communion, Dr Lester Bradner leads the 10:30 am Morning Prayer and address, with Sunday school at noon.
The church lists 8:00 a m Holy Communion 10:45 a m Sung Mass and sermon 12 noon Church School and Bible Class and 7:30 p m Evensong for the day.
Friday night service at 7 30 and Sunday morning worship at 10 30. Sermon theme A Vision of Deity. Church School at 12 o'clock. Sunday night praise and preaching at 7 30 with sermon The Golden Rule. Roswell S. Bosworth will render vocal solos. Special offering next Sunday morning for the churches in Porto Rico damaged by the recent storm.
Rev R J Chrystie leads Rally Sunday October 14 with a morning Rally Day sermon and a Church School program at noon. Epworth League meets at 645 pm led by Emma Cobb, followed by a 730 pm sermon on Religious Hygiene. Public invited to all services.
Morning worship at 10 30 led by the pastor with the sermon titled A Paying Investment. Church School at 11 45. Evening service at 7 30. Second in the How to Live series with the topic How to Live at Home.
Rev Jesse Richardson leads Sunday service at 10 45 a m with preaching at noon Sunday school at 7 pm and evangelistic service Prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm Good singing and a cordial invitation to all to worship with us
At a Bristol council meeting held Wednesday afternoon at Miss Julia A Herreghoff home, the Bristol Girls Scouts quota of the National fund was set at $200. Plans for winter events were discussed and a social hour followed with refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Edward L Leahy.
The Church School Social at State Street M E Church occurs this Friday at 7:30 PM. The committee plans singing charades and class stunts with refreshments and a general good time. It serves as a prelude to Rally Day on Sunday.
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