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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
2
A letter from A R Parshlfy chairman of Bristol Red Cross warns of scattered charity across about 40 agencies with estimated eight to nine thousand dollars or more, risk of duplication and gaps. He calls for concerted action to maximize impact this winter.
The town welcomed steady rain that began Tuesday night and continued intermittently, easing water shortages in wells and cisterns. The drought had dried soils to depths of feet, dust hindered cultivation, and local gardens suffered until this rainfall refreshed the area.
Reba Lodge Rebekah Degree Lodge No 12 installed its officers last evening in Odd Fellows Hall. Installation remarks were offered by several speakers and a chicken salad supper followed the ceremony.
A consignment of 1930 tax books arrives at the Town Clerk’s office and probate court schedules a Monday forenoon session at 10:30. Property transfers include Antonio Dorego Vareo selling land to Eva Makowsky on John street. Residents and guests circulate through Bristol Highlands and nearby estates while clubs and alumni groups announce meetings and lectures.
A son Anthony Richard Berretto born October 14 to Mr and Mrs Domenico Berretto of 582 Wood Street Duarte. A daughter born October in King At Tving to Mr and Mrs Manuel Duarte of 3% Perry Street. A son Harold Jr born October 12 at Providence Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold King of 6 Doran Avenue Martelly. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Henri Martelly of 22 Oliver Street in Martelly town.
Obituary note reports the death of Emma Allen widow of Charles S Allen and daughter of Leonard and Harriet Slade formerly of this town in Riverside. Age 60.
Fragmentary note recalls a pastor speaking about a trip to Germany last summer. The readable text mentions various incidents and experiences shared during the journey.
The four Bristol Troops launch a recruit drive starting Monday to reach a full strength of 32 scouts each. District Commissioner George R Fish announced the lineup with Major and Captain roles for Troops 1 2 4 and 5, and Lieutenants named for each unit. Majors and captains will meet Tuesday at 6 30 in the Scout Building for supper and final plans.
Judge Leahy departs for Kansas City to attend the national tax convention in Missouri next week. The trip is connected to a state call for the gathering and municipal leaders preparing for the event.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person named Gale and an upcoming commitment at Newport with plans to travel to Virginia before sailing for a trip. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or events.
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