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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1919

Page

3

Bristol and Warren Water Works Denies Rates Excessive

The Bristol and Warren Water Works files with the Public Utilities Commission denying War ren Town Council’s complaint that current rates are excessive. The company argues the rates are just and fair, cites increased operating costs especially for coal, chemicals and labor, and says net income under the rates was under four percent after debt interest and before depreciation. It requests dismissal of the complaint.

Bristol and Warren

Spelling Furlough Highlights Capt Raymond Brown

Capt. Raymond A. Brown son of Mr and Mrs Harris W Brown spends his furlough at home. At 28 he has a long Army career from lieutenant to captain in the 28th Division including actions at the Marne and Argonne Forest where he commanded a battalion. He served as Operating Officer of the General Staff and was sent to Roumania on a government mission. He has been named Pennsylvania State Historian and will become a lieutenant colonel after discharge. He will return to Camp Dix tomorrow.

Raymond A. Brown Harris W. Brown Brown Pennsylvania Logan Camp Hancock France Marne Argonne Forest Argonne Ijlith Infantry Roumania Harrisburg Camp Dix

Boy Killed by Automobile In Warren Tragedy

13 year old Syrian boy George Karran lived with parents at 88 Water Street Warren. He was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Gardiner Eastman of 229 Gibbs Avenue Newport as she returned from Providence. He died about 20 minutes after being taken to Dr J J Conway’s office with a fractured skull.

George Karran Water Street Warren Gardiner Eastman Gibbs Avenue Newport Eastman Providence Karran J. J. Conway

Rhode Island Sons of Veterans Visit Soldiers' Home

The Rhode Island Division paid its 29th annual visit to the Soldiers' Home on Sunday. The auto party brought Gen Zenas R Bliss Camp Band, 2 pieces, and the Home was greeted by Commandant Murdock McKenzie. A chicken dinner, gifts for veterans, a 90 candle cake, band concert, and speeches followed with performances by Willard Smith, John Ennis, Charles A Knox, and the band playing Wallie Reeves March.

Rhode Island Sons of Veterans Zenas R. Bliss Murdock McKenzie Woman's Relief Corps Ben” Mitchell McKenzie Reuben Dexter Pawtucket Willard Smith William Gamble John Ennis Charles A. Knox Camp 12 Wallie Reeves Connecticut

Memory Day Observed at Allin Cemetery Rhode Island

The Rhode Island Citizens Historical Society marked Memory Day at Allin Cemetery in Bay Spring West Barrington Bristol County the oldest burial place on record. Hon Thomas W. Bicknell delivered the address with Rev Daniel T Torrey Rev S S Osman and George E. Miller assisting. Bicknell noted the first burial was William Allin who died in 1685 and had moved from Prudence Island to Swansea in 1670 owning about 400 acres.

Rhode Island Citizen's Historical Society Allin Bay Spring West Barrington Bristol County Thomas W. Bicknell Damiel T Torrey Providence S S. Osman M. FE George E. Miller Pawtucket Bicknell William Allin Prudence Island Swansea

Phrase from a puzzling old housewives text

Fragmentary sentence hints at domestic concerns and nervousness tied to an unexpected visitor. The source shows garbled dialogue about a best solution and a sale of something named D seme-Prodium, indicating a disrupted discussion or adjacent product reference.

Criticism of Christian Science by Rev McGILTON

The Rev Dr McGilton denounces Christian Science as lacking any Christianity. He cites Science and Health claims, recalls trials over alleged mistreatment of sick children, and condemns prayer, sin, and the doctrine as fraud and delusion in stark, period-voice rhetoric.

Science and Health Bahnemann Sed Organon Christian Science Sentinel God Christ Jesus Pierce A. C. McGilton

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Bristol and Warren Water Works Ing S. of V Oldest New England Cuit Company Sexer National Biscuit Scotland Semel A4 E Biscuit Company BAL Iuscuny Y Lorna Doone N. B.C. Graham Crackers AGP Uneeda Mecult McGilton Mrs.Eddy The Phenix Bethlehem Boston S and H Rev. x New Jerusalem Alpha and Omega Christian Science Rhode Island Hospital 1 Trust Company Ster Street KR. L F. T. Remieres Hope and Bradford Streets Staples Coal Company COAL State Street Matinee California Congress American Beauty
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