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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1917

Page

2

Rhode Island Liberty Loan Apportionment Totals Released

State committee assigns minimum Rhode Island goal of 28.575 million for the second Liberty Loan among cities and districts. Listings show Providence 319,000. Providence County 1,800,000. Woonsocket 1,800,000. Newport County 1,800,000. Westerly 150,000. Bristol County 42,500. Exeter 280,000. Kent County 220,000. Smithfield 140,000.

Rhode Island Poowtucket Sok Woonsocket Newport County Westerly Bristol County Exeter J Kent County Smiththel

Local Bristol Notes Highlight Social and War Related News

Community items from Bristol and vicinity include visits to New York City and Boston, court jurors named for Providence, upcoming church and Liberty Loan events, local schooling elections, and notices of promotions and service abroad. Also listed are prize-winning livestock, factory earnings, and a yacht launch.

Bristol Notes and Local Social Items From Providence to Camp Devens

Mrs M M Hatch enters St Elizabeths Home in Providence. Robert Capper of the 102d Regiment at Camp Devens is guest of his brother in law Louis Levy. Bristol Council K of C to hold an important meeting with officers installed by District Deputy Shields. Mrs Mary Callan and Miss Annie Breen visit relatives in Chicopee Falls. Duffy Dwyer Carey and Mc Caughey of the 1011th Engineers at Camp Devens are home on 24 hours leave. Board of Managers thanks donors for fruits and vegetables sent to the Home for Aged Women on Donation Day. Wilfred Lemaitre writes he is in a port in Portugal after leaving Bristol with the Naval Reserves last April. Big Footwear sale at Marietta Department stores offers reduced prices this week only. The Daisy Sewing Circle meets at Miss Marion Blease’s home knitting for soldier boys with a Star Spangled Banner singalong.

M. M Hatch St Elizabeth's Providence Robert Capper 102D Camp Devens Louis Levy Bristol Council K. of C Shields Mary Callan Annie Breen Lincoln Avenue Ayala J. Golden Chicopee Falls Joseph L. Duffy Thomas A Dwyer Hugh Carey William D. McCaughey 1011St Regiment of Engineers Home For Aged Women Wilfred Lemaitre Portugal Bristol U.S . Marietta Butler's Daisy Sewing Circle Marion Blease Collins Street

Red Cross Fund Drive Envelopes To Be Distributed

Bristol Red Cross Auxiliary plans to raise funds with house to house envelope distribution. Miss Bertha Wyatt leads the effort and seeks Bristol women to help hand out envelopes, dividing the town into sections. Volunteers may contact Miss Wyatt at State Street or by phone. distribution starts next Monday.

Bristol Red Cross Bertha Wyatt Bristol Red Cross State Street

Death of Elizabeth Blaine Four Year Old in Marion Mass

The four year old Elizabeth Blaine daughter of Mr and Mrs James G Blaine Jr died Sunday morning in Marion Massachusetts from acidosis a blood disease that also killed the Blaine infant in Bristol last summer Elizabeth had seemed recovered after a prior summer illness but a sudden relapse proved fatal The family had stayed at the Gardner cottage Ferry Hill then left to visit Mrs Blaine’s father in Marion before heading to Washington for the winter The loss leaves the Blaine couple without children

Elizabeth James G Blaine, Jr Marion Mass Blaine Bristol Blatmne Gardner Cottage Ferry Hill Mrs Blaine Manion Washington

Miss Mary A Harrison Dies After Illness at Rhode Island Hospital

Miss Mary A Harrison a resident of this town until recently passed away at Rhode Island Hospital after several weeks illness. A San Francisco native she is survived by two brothers living there and had long resided in the east making her home with Mrs John B Herreshoff. Her cheerful disposition earned many steadfast friends who mourn her loss.

Marv Xo Harrison Rhode Island Hospital San Francisco John B Herreshoff Miss Harrison

James F Lannon Dies in Providence Funeral Given

James F Lannon died in Providence on Saturday after a long illness. He was born in this town, a son of James and Ann Lannon. Survived by one sister, Mass Annie Lannon of Salt Lake City, Utah. Body brought to St Marys Cemetery, burial at the same, bearers Peter Lannon, John Lannon, William Dillon, Gerald Bruanell.

James F.lannon Provedenet James Ann Lannon Annie Lannon Salt Lake Caty Utah St Mary's Cemetery Peter and John Lannon Walliam Dillon Gerald Bruanell

Evening schools open with multilingual courses this fall

Evening schools start October 10 offering Portuguese and Italian speaking classes. Courses include bookkeeping typewriting stenography plane geometry English literature and citizenship test preparation pending sufficient enrollment.

Kerr Martin Marriage at Holy Rosary Providence

Walter Kerr and Miss Lucy Martin wed at the Holy Rosary Church in Providence on October 8, officiated by Rev Father Serpa.

R Kerr Martin Holy Rosary Church Providence Serpa Walter Kerr Lucy Martin

Died Blaine and Harrison Families in New England Notices

Died in Marion Massachusetts on October 7 Rheabeth daughter of Mr and Mrs James Blaine Jr aged four years died in Rhode Island Hospital on October 8 Mary At Farri son funeral at St Marys Church Bristol on Wednesday October 10 at ... deceased and locations unnamed due to damaged text.

Blaine Marion Mass Rheabeth James, Blaine, Jr Harrison Rhode Island Hospital Mary Farrison Puneral Mary's Church Bristol Qweloek

In Memoriam Lou Coggeshall Passes Away This September

An in memoriam note recalls Lou FP Coggeshall who died in September and reflects on his life. The snippet preserves the remembrance without details.

Rally Day Services at First Congregational Church

Rally Day was observed Sunday at the First Congregational Church with a 9 30 a m Christian Endeavor service and a 10 30 a m sermon by Rev John F Whitley on The Forward Looking Church A Roll of Honor was established A noon Sunday School service followed by an evening program at 7 30 featuring reports from church organizations on winter plans and programs

Congregational Church First Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Society John F Whitley

YMCA Bowling Tournament Opens November Week

The Y M C A announces the bowling tournament starts in the first week of November. Participants are urged to submit their names promptly to the YMCA.

Y M.C. A

Weekly Grocery Sale Prices From Local Market

This week offers Fancy Creamery Butter at 49c per lb 15c California Sardines in 4 lb cans at 12c 25c Choice Coffee per lb 2c Greening Apples per peck 45c Rye Meal 4 lbs 25c per lb Jell-O 3 packs 25c Corn Starch per pkg Ma 7c Fancy Pastry Flour 1.73 Mecca Cigarettes 6 packs 25c Pickled Tripe 3 lbs 25c.

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Funeral of Mrs Dunbar in Smithfield Pennsylvania

The funeral for Mrs. William H. Dunbar died at her home in Smithfield Penn. was held Sunday at 3 p.m. at her son Arthur P. Dunbar's home on High Street. Rev O H Wallace of First Baptist officiated. Burial followed in North Cemetery. Born Waldron in this town she spent 18 years in Pennsylvania since her husband died 25 years ago. Survived by a son and two daughters.

William H. Dunbar Smithfield Penn Arthur P. Dunbar High Street O. H. Wallace First Baptist Church

Advertised Letters Bristol September 29 1917 List

Bristol September 29 1917 advertised letters include Francisco Ferreira Birto Frank E Case William B Chase Charles Hartley Charles Foti Carleton Grey Baltaza Ferreira Antonio Sarpas Alex Sperandio Manuel V Sylvia Miss Mary Jessamin Miss Margaret Macnair Miss M C Marion Miss Marion Pierce Foreign Baltazar Ferreira Manuel Boteilho

Bristol Francisco Ferira Birto Frank E. Case William B. Chase Charles Hartley Charles Foti Carleton Grey Baltaza Ferreira Antonio Sarpas Alex Sperandio Manuel V. Sylvia Mary Jessamin Margaret Macnair M C. Marion Marion Pierce Balgiar Baltazar Ferreira Manuel Boteilho

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